Democracy Must Stand by Its Principles Over Plutocrats
An editorial argues Democrats should oppose the plutocratic Republican axis and endorse core platforms. It urges unity on anti monopoly, tariff opposition, imperial restraint, direct regulation, a graduated income tax, and equal taxation, while defending union rights amid the Amalgamated steel workers strike against non union trusts.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
Tr Ain
Dlutocrats
Apsaker
Democrata
Nain
Milla
Teast
Amalgamated Steel Workers
Amalgamated
Steel Trust
Striking Steel Workers Divide Over Wage Demands
Fragmentary text discusses a strike among steel workers and the dispute over wage demands. It notes editorial uncertainty about public understanding of the breaking point and the influence of independent lodges formed since July 1. The passage centers on intra-union tensions and public perception.
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New York
U’ Eatin Lodge
Will Act For Colombia In Case Of Minister Withdrawal
The state department authorized the American chargé d affaires at Caracas to aid Colombia if its minister leaves Venezuela. Russell asked about temporary actions if the minister withdraws, with no clear decision on withdrawal. The navy will use the battleship Iowa on the Pacific isthmus rather than the Wisconsin if tensions rise.
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Washington
State Department
Caracas
Venezuela
Colombia
Russell
Navy Department
Iowa
Pacific
Race With Death on Steamer Halifax to Boston
A Plant line steamer carrying 250 passengers, many women and children, struck a rock near Minot's Light and flooded rapidly. The ship reached Boston harbor after 53 minutes, bow sunk just offshore, with no major loss of life due to crew and captain maintaining order.
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Boston
Halifax
Minot
Boston Harbor
Pye
Train Robbery on Missouri Kansas Texas Line
Five men robbed Missouri Kansas Texas Southbound train No 3 at Caney switch I T two miles north of Caney. They blew open safes with dynamite and stole passenger valuables and mail pouches. Six suspects arrested at Caney later bonded at 5000 each. two riders fled on horseback.
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St. Loui
Post-Dispatch
Denison
Tex
Missouri, Kansan
Avery
Tulley
Nobbera
Cancy
Fort Worth
Caney
Indian Territory
Muskovee
Rosebes
Br|gro
Gaines
Railway
Express Company
J. C. Richmond
Bob Alford
George Brown
John Gibson
Tom Edwards
Jack Ratt
Canay
Atoka
Coney
Atoke
Hinman on wrong side in May corn deal action
Chicago reports a possible civil suit by the Phillips company against George L. Hinman of Champaign Illinois over a May corn deal statement. The document allegedly shows Hinman was overpaid by about 4000 dollars, not that he lost profits. Other dispatches note Vice President Roosevelt's travel, forest fires in British Columbia, a Kentucky engineer's suicide, Judge Green's obituary, revolts in Panama, a locomotive explosion in Colorado, and Kruger's health rumors.
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Phillips
Jim Overpnaid
Chicago
Board of Trade
George H. Phillips Company
Phillips Company
George L. Hinman
Champaign
Hinman
Personal notices from the city and nearby towns
A long list of local residents visiting relatives traveling from Detroit Chicago Ann Arbor Grand Rapids Jackson Kalamazoo Battle Creek and other places. The items note arrivals departures visits camping at Braso lake and St Clair river outings plus attendance at events and meetings in multiple communities.
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W. D. Rowland
Mra.g. 8. Haateood
Homer
Fat Braco Lake
Mies Madge Falaheo
Jackson Ie
Mus
Maggis O’leary
Allen: Swain
Grand Rapids
Misa Sylvia Swain
Detroit
J. W. Treadwell
Albion resident at George Boughton gathering
Miss Webster of Albion is a guest at George Boughton's. Kath Taylor is home from a visit in Battle Creek. Mr and Mrs Louis Backman of Ridgeway are guests at Frank Allen's. Miss Maude Fisk returned Wednesday from a visit in Pine Creek, accompanied by her aunt Mrs Frances Nixon.
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George Acotzol
Theresa Roma
East Leroy
Genevieve Under- Wood
Joby Mannings
Satie Chesher
Ed. Webster
Rose Reardon
Jackson
G. E. Waltz
Garwood
Chicago
David Pike
Leff
Petoskey
Fred Smith
Kulansstoo
Miles Lownsend
Defiance
Ohio
Nelson Watson
Hanover
H. Jennings
Louise Wardley
Kalamazoo
Hughson
Battle Creek
Robert Ward
Oenyis
Joy
Calheguin County Medical Association
Miss Webster
Albion
George Boughton
Kath Taylor
Louis Backman
Ridgeway
Frank Allen
Maude Fisk
Pine Creek
Frances Nixon
Census Bulletin Reveals Sex and Nativity in Three States
The census bureau reports Michigan with 1,248,905 males and 1,272,077 females, 1,879,329 native born and 541,613 foreign born, total white 2,398,563 including 1,855,367 native born. Minnesota shows 932,490 males and 818,904 females, 1,246,076 native born and 505,318 foreign born, total white 1,737,026 including 1,232,101 native born. Mississippi lists 781,451 males and 769,819 females, 1,543,289 native born and 7,981 foreign born, total white 642,900 including 635,275 native white, with almost 59 percent of Mississippi’s population colored.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Embezzlement charges against former mint clerk
United States Court Commissioner issues warrant for the arrest of Walter N. Dimmick former chief clerk at the San Francisco mint charged with embezzling 30000 in gold coin. Dimmick was dismissed by Superintendent Leach and had not been arrested by late hour. Also reported is the drowning of Roy Hare and Abner Word in Spink county while seining in Cottonwood Creek.
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San Francisco
Dimumick
United States
Biat
Drunwick
United States Court
Heacock
Secret Service
George W. Hazen
Walter N. Dimmick
United States Mint
Dimmick
Leach
Hedfield
Roy Hare
Abner Word
Youtgley
Spink County
Cottonwood
Jake
Hey
Hare
Word
Benchnning
Lyon Lake Nuggets Camp at Seymour and Wooten Cottages
Welch and family occupy Seymour cottage while Painter and Smith stay at Wooten cottage. Swartwout family enjoys a week at the lake. A party including VinDasen, Cawood, Saymour, Holmes, and McNames joined camp. Judge Lane and family also went into camp at Hillibrant cottage. the judge will handle daytime duties on site and spend evenings by the lake.
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B. E. Welch
Seymour Cottage
Charles Painter
George Smith
Wooten
Tom Swartwout
Wifs
TF. IP. O
Jonnie VinDasen
Josh Cawood
George Saymour
W. H. Holmes
John McNames
Judge Lane
Famly
Hillibrant Cottage
Suit Begun Over Cincinnati Railroad Reorganization
Bert Reiss as trustee for Gould Interco representing stockholders sues Pred Olcott Sheldon Whitemage Central Trust Guardian Trust and Twombly to stop transfer of railroad securities to the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis line. Vanderbilt interests are represented by Oleot Sheldon and White Ridge. Bert Reiss represents Gould interests in the proceeding.
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New York Dispatch
Bert Reiss
Incinnati, Jackson& Mackinac Railroad Co
Pred. P. Olcott
George KR. Sheldon
F. W. Whitemage
Central Trust Co
Guardian Trust Co
H. McK. Twombly
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louia Railway Co
Vanderbilt
Coming Events and Meetings Calendar
Regular teacher examination in the city on Aug. 15 16. Soldiers and sailors battalion annual reunion on Aug. 28 29. Grand Rapids hosts annual assembly of Michigan probate judges August 28 29. Otsego county fair October 8 11. Battle Creek state convention of the ILO October 15 17. Albany Arb... annual convention State Federation of Women’s Clubs October 9 31.
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Grand Rapids
Michigan
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