Arbitration Board Reaches Compromise on Smelter Wages
Denver July 81 The state board of arbitration filed the report on the smelter strike. It fixed a wage scale for eight hour inside workers and ten hour yard men, about 10 percent higher than managers’ offers, proposing longer hours only if no agreement is reached. The decision aims to restart operations with both sides likely to accept the compromise.
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Denver
State Board of Arbitration Today
American Smelting Co
the Trust
Vinen
Bone
Boscd
Saanagers
Cleveland Riots and Boycott Amid National Unrest
In Cleveland a brief outbreak was quickly suppressed by militia after street violence and a boycott movement disrupts transit. Militias from other cities remain. arrests are reported and police focus on protecting property amid widespread unrest across multiple locales.
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Pollah
Lee
Bert
Lewrenes
Eadh
Vermont
New York criminals executed for murder in electric chair
In New York on July 31 Louis Fallston and Michael McDonald faced the electric chair at Bing Blog prison. Fallston died after 55 seconds of 1729 volts begun at 8 21 and McDonald followed at 8 42 with 1710 volts for 65 seconds. McDonald’s body reportedly endured more current than any prior execution at the facility. Fallston, a porter, killed a local woman. McDonald, a packing house worker, killed his timekeeper while intoxicated.
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New York
Louis Fallston
Michael McDonald
Bing
Putterson
McDonald
Fullerson
Alaska Expedition Returns After 9000 Mile Voyage
The July Alaska expedition, led by George Woeider, completed a nine thousand mile journey combining science and tourism. Weather was favorable with no storms, and health remained good. The party gathered vertebrate and invertebrate specimens, flora, geology, and ethnology notes, uncovering new waters, fjords, and a glacier named by geographers after U. Wirman. Geologists observed glacier retreat in many known sites.
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Headon
Seatile
Akh Ibis Head
U.wriman
Baseball Games Across the National League Summary
National League results show Louisville Faruigellis 9 16, Cleveland 7 Washington and Chiung Biakigs St. Louis 5 New York 4. Accompanying standings feature teams like Cincinnati Cleveland and Grand Rapids with varied scores. Detroit and Milwaukee also appear with mid 20th century scores.
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Faruigellis
Cleveland
Leays
Washimston
Chiung
Touly -Biakigs
St. Louis
Claviunati
CinglanutLb
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Acanding
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Raff
Mt Bostic
Cece
RLY Pitan
Phin
Ahams Baltiax
Washington
Irvehant
Object of cattle trust promots Texas New Mexico pool
A prospectus outlines forming Consolidated Cattle company to pool Texas and New Mexico ranch interests. New York capital of 25 million dollars eyed to control about 25 million acres, with 600000 head of cattle on Texas and New Mexico ranges.
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New York
Panhandle
Texas
New Mexico
Consolidated Cattle Company
Loving
Dracus Aou
Niles
Maxico
Montene
Hirth Ramigea
CAPT EVANS COMMENTS ON SANTIAGO FIGHT AND DUTY
Captain Evans speaks in Boston on the Philippines tour, praising Admiral Dewey and outlining wartime aims. He says the navy has completed its task in the Philippines, favors sharp action against the Spaniards, and deflects on future policy to others. He attributes the Santiago battle to Lampoon plans and criticizes Admiral Dewey’s leadership while stressing results over bouquets.
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Roday
Brana
Iiapection
Nurvey
Navy
Ain
Atig
Santiago
Lampeon
Talied
SIX DEATHS FORTY YELLOW FEVER CASES AT FORT MONROE SOLDIERS HOME
Washington reports from Fort Monroe Virginia detail a yellow fever outbreak at the soldiers home Hampton with forty cases and six deaths. Surgeons Pettus and Dewitt led quarantine actions as Corbin and Sternberg advised readiness. The virus is suspected to have spread via Newport News and Old Point beach excursions.
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Sternberg
Dewitt
Fort Monro
Soldiers Home
Kampton
Was
Fort Monroe
Pettus
United States Marine Hospital Service
Nations Soldiers Hove
Hampton
Patton
Marine Hospital Service
Old Point
Newport Newa
Corbin
Santiago
Taome
War Department
Toungresa
Marine Hospital
Norfolk
Heo Franko
Thure Ware
Ordure
Port Monroe
Sun Point
Mary Mouroe Ann Guard
Ola Tate
Woodtin
Solire
Alice Yen
Conflicts and patrols mix with home front notes in July dispatches
Manila reports insurgents near Oslamba repelled by the Hai1. casualties include seven killed and several wounded. Nebraska troops arrive in San Francisco aboard the Hancock, meeting a muted welcome as veterans recount losses and reflections on service. Kansas City labor events, public notices, and local incidents fill gaps with a collage of political moves, strikes, a murder case in Webb City, and parade preparations for Labor Day.
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War Department
Philippines
Calambu
Manila
Oslamba
Simpson
Nineveen
Otle
Nebraska
Kansas City
Industrial Council
Federated Trades of Kansas City
Kansas Citys
Portland
Ore
Oregonian
San Francisco
Oregon
Dusarter
Hayes Sens
California
Kansas
Welcome Home Nebraska Regiment Marches Through San Francisco
The Nebraska regiment landed from the Hancock and marched to the Presidio. immense crowds cheered the veterans amid flag bunting, whistles, bells, cannons, and fireworks. General Shafter inspected an artillery escort while Gov. Poynter and officials watched as the troops, including wounded hospital corps, filed past the reviewing stand.
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Nebraska
Hancock
Presidio
Shafner
Nebraska Regiment
Usab Light Artillery
Grant
Uth
Jotube Sixth Cavalry
Third Artillery
Shafter
Gov. Poynter
Nebranks
Bia
Wilson
Poynter
Sanpaun Piles Mast Similar Action to That Brought
Rear Admiral Sampeon filed suit in the district of Columbia Supreme Court seeking prize money for himself and enlisted men of the North Atlantic fleet who fought off Santiagy and were later captured for prize. The suit mirrors a recent action by Dewey.
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Sampeon
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
North Atlantic
Santiagy
Dewey
Frisco extension completes to Blackwell Oklahoma
Arkansas City July 21 Yesterday afternoon the Frisco extension from this city to Blackwell Okla was completed and the first Frisco train reached Blackwell at night The bridge was finished late yesterday afternoon The Santa Fe already runs to Blackwell via its line from Houseworth branch
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Wounded and divorce news from Washington and Chicago
A fragmented July 31 dispatch reports wounded soldiers from multiple units in Calaba and Washington, plus an absolute divorce granted to Mabel E. Lytle in Chicago. It notes President McKinley hosting Admiral Dewey at the White House and Nebraska regiments receiving homebound reception plans in Lincoln amid San Francisco duty.
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Hagus Peroscopter
Jonda
Hetare
France
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Bante Ubase Morague
Mre
Kate Ubaay Horagua
Brigewood
Chicago
Mabel E. Lytte
Green B. Bean
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J. Reed Lytle
New York
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Admiral Dewey
White House
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Lincoln
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San Francisco
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