Still No Agreement on Steel Strike Settlement in Pittsburgh
Aug. 1 Pittsburgh reports no progress as Amalgamated Association executive board debates peace proposals for the steel strike. Absences and rumors cloud the session while officials decline comment. In San Francisco, labor tension continues with firm stances and possible nonunion replacements looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Williams
New York
Messrs
Morgan
Schwab
Tighe
Hanna
United States Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Association
John Wiliams
M. I.tighe
National
John Morgan
Shaffer
Ohio Board of Arbitration
Welock
Sheer
David Reese
Seventh Avenue
Den
Shadier
Rothicey
Autien
Union Station
Belet
Steamship Companies
San Francisco
United States
Invitation pleases Kruger in cordial interview
A cordial interview occurred Aug 1 in The Wague with Robert M. H. Van Schaack treasurer of the Holland Society of Chicago and Mr. Kruger. Kruger expressed warm thanks for the American invitation and presented Van Schaack with his photograph and autograph. The statesman appeared feeble but moved, recalling the prince of Orange in devotion to liberty.
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Robert MH. van Schaak
Holland Society of Chicago
Kruger
van Sehaack
van Secaack
United States
Lberty
Prince of Orange
America
van Schaack
Wries
Weekly News from 91 1st Year Cloraice Bulletin
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Gar Telus work parts and overalls. It references aiding a pre CCHBR event at the Cloraice with unclear context. No clear dates, places, or named organizations are legible.
Ranch Named for McKinley in Redlands California
California woman Mrs. David Morey named a nine acre tract The McKinley tract in Redlands after President McKinley. She agreed to buy the land if McKinley won the election and not if Bryan was elected. Papers were signed when the official returns were announced.
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McKinley
California
Saya
Chicago Record-Herald
The
Republic
Redlands
Church Car on Trans Siberian Rail Line Showcases Faith
A Russian traveler proposes a church car for trans Siberian railway passengers to observe the Sabbath. Officials agree and set aside a carriage with a cross, religious carvings, and an interior fitted for divine worship to serve travelers.
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London Exchange
Heat Stops Watches Says Hot Weather
A Philadelphia Record report notes extreme heat affects watches and clocks as many locals report stopped timepieces. Jewelry store staff state mainsprings fail when temperatures hover near 100 degrees, with at least 60 watches brought in over three days.
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Philadelphia Record
Itas
Venezuela in turmoil as 5,000 revolt against Castro
In Willemstad on August 1 Dr Rangel Gardiras leads 5,000 rebels opposing President Castro of Venezuela near Tachira on the Colombian frontier. Government deploys 10,000 troops, martial law declared, and fears of broader clashes with Colombia rise. State Department telegrams cite invasion and looming 10,000-strong force meeting the invaders. Colombian authorities in New York discuss the crisis.
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Willemsted
Curacan
Rangel Gardiras
Castro
Venezuela
Antonio de Tachira
Colombia
State Department
Washington
Garacas
Arturo de Brigard
New York
Legation
Train Held Up by Armed Highwaymen near Calumet
Thieves in black masks and armed with guns stopped the New York and Washington Limited westbound on the Baltimore and Ohio near Miller’s station Indiana at 7 45 P M Wednesday night. They forced the engineer to uncouple engine and two mail cars and then dynamited a storage mail car by the swamp near Lake Calumet. The robbers fled after realizing the mistake, narrowly missing a $50 000 haul. Express Messenger Stacke guarded by a rifle.
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Chicago
New York
United States Express Company
Lake Calumet
Express
Stacke
Grand Central Station
Shippy
Garret
Ind
Route of proposed railroad to connect Alaska and Liberia
The article cites officials at the legation on Murillo's seizure in Cartagena and the peaceful passport claim, notes no invasion confirmed, and mentions Uribe's suspected activities, arms purchases in Belgium, and movements toward the Venezuelan frontier. It also covers unrelated incidents: a factory fire in Manistee, a hangings case in Hugged, a train robbery in Chicago, a Brooklyn fire, and a Yokio library purchase.
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Alaska
Liberia
Murrillo
Belgium
Cguracao
Legation
Horota
Baseball Standings and Wednesday Games Reported
National and American leagues list club records with Pittsburgh St Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston New York Cincinnati Chicago and Milwaukee atop the standings. Wednesday results show multiple games across leagues plus minor Western associations and league play with scores and innings noted. Obituary item notes the marchioness of Londonderry while riding in Retton Row, Tryde Park, and a farm accident in Morgantown leaves two children dead. Berlin reports the death of Dr. Bosse, former Prussian minister of public instruction.
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Wational Leggiue
Petot
Pittsburgh
Aracees
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Detroit
Serery
Baltimore Aise
Washinton
Cleveland
Ay Milwaukkee
Phiadelphia
Toston
Baltimore
Falthimore
Washington
Western Association
Dayton
Whiting
Kansas City
Stanapolis
Mhinea Joseph
St. Joseph
St. Paul
Omaha
Denver
Colorado Springs
Des Moines
London
Londonderry
Retton Row
Tryde Park
Berlin
Dr. Bosse
Fire claims Armon family in Wisconsin tragedy
A fire north of New Glarus, Wisconsin, destroyed the Armon residence killing Mrs Armon son and an eight year old. The family had suffered terror on Sundays prior with several deaths and a stroke. In other items Rita de Ruiz sues for 75000 for her late husband, a Cuban war victim.
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Monroe
Wis
Washington
Rita L de Ruiz
Cuba
Storm in the East Brings Damages and Records
A severe rainstorm and brisk winds struck New York and Newark causing damaged telegraph lines and flooded cellars. Chicago finished July with record high mean temperature while Indiana reports fatal lightning in Bloomington and Kansas endures heat and drought relief.
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New York
Newark
N. J
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Michigan Avenue
Memphis murder case shocks 1890s readers
In Memphis Tennessee between August 1 and 30 a brutal double murder occurred at a home near there. Mrs. R E Valiaferra and a male relative were found killed, bodies discovered by a returning servant. The assailant struck with a weapon and left the scene. several suspects were arrested and others pursued.
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Memphis
Tenn
R'E. Valiaferra
Eun
Ficus Church
Pullaferre
Developaiernts & Roy
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Amealcamated Association of Aclals
Khadier
Bee
Shales
Tras Agai
Amalgamated Association Wen
Shuadfer
Sti
Mr. van Sehaack
Dnsdurse Bryen and Silves
Columbus
Mr. Groot
Abner Day Vo Lindsay
Bernard Umuvert
Richard Inglis
Milliwave
Campaige
Independent Movement
Cenferunes
Teibervs Lyual
Mansus
Munksak Witte Merdeved
Menplis
Bepp
Seiusitar
Teileicnu
Ark
Lewue Ue
Iaviddie Uys
M’kinley
Russia
USA
Bath
We Despure
Troshle
Holt
Manistee
Mich
Manistes Dron Works
Asia
Aerethu Michigen
England
le Martin
Chudis
God
Crittenden
Tes
Pinther
L—Damiel McCoy
William
Edna
Maury Amc-Coy
By & Cat
Midhesy
Bennevoignet &Sell
Benenee Ly
Isd
Dapuuene Preecignce
Max Buller
PIRE
Oee Sea
Wesc
Slaska
Pine
Circle City
Hlondike
Frissan
Siberia
Europes
Baseball
Marchioness
Morgantown
W. Va
Emery Tayless
Cheat River
Here
Lloyd and
Marie Shoemaker
Gurput Tx
Col
Cripple Creek
Wil Vielt
Brussels
Daily Mail
Messrs. Bischer, Wessels and
Wolmarans
Judietmecuis
Pyrhinus
Iudictmente
John A. Hinsey
Henry A. Stolte
Knights of Pythias
Pluacine
Charles Edward Penick
Chariton
Straumer
Virginia
Buttala
Squigg
Pew Haven
Cong
Pulice Ghlver Huy
Abd
Doug
New York City
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Leavenworth
Issuins
Ailusis
Behiud
Bradshaw
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