May Settle Strike Provisional Scale Favored by Union
Proposals from Wheeling indicate a potential peace within ten days in the Amalgamated steel strike. President Shaffer remains noncommittal, saying settlement depends on union recognition and Amalgamated scale payment. Negotiations continue in Pittsburgh and Columbus with hopes for a conference between steel interests and the Amalgamated Association.
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Pitselurg
Wheeling
Shaffer
United States Steel Corporation
National Civic Federation
Cincinnati
Charles H. Davis
Third District
Amalgamated Association
Newport
Covington, Ky
Trust Mills
Sease
Bhaffer
Columbus
Joseph Bishop
State Board of Arbitration
Pittsburg
Steel Corporation
Bishop
Gaia
The
Star
American Tin Plate Company
Etee
Uke
Sfrikers
Suether
Simeon Burns
Window Glass Workers’ Association
Mgr
Burns
Archbishop Ireland
Potter
Seth Low
Br. A. Heong
Schaffer
Gompers Seeks Peace as Strike Tactic Hopes Rise
President Gompers, back in Washington, says the American Federation of Labor offers moral support to the Amalgamated Association and is prepared to go further to help end the strike successfully. He notes the corporation will agree to declare the strike off at once if possible.
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Gompears
Washington
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Amalgamated Association
SULTAN TALKS FIGHT IN WAR VIEWS AND GUNS
Vienna reports the sultan intends to go to war rather than yield to demands and has ordered 300 guns from Germany while plans for defense are studied. Other items note the French flag at the French embassy in Constantinople, and brief updates from Manila, Salt Lake City, Peking, and Chicago including deaths, court witnesses, and a warehouse fire.
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Vienna
Constantinople
Germany
France
M. Con- Blaus
Turkey
Brutal murder shocks Johnson County Kansas
In Warrensburg a reported killing near Columbus Missouri shocks the region. Mary Henderson a 40 year old woman was slain by Will Francis a 22 year old African American man after an assault at the Hyatt farmhouse. Francis fled but is believed cornered near Weldon. Local residents threaten vigilante action as details emerge.
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Kansas City
Star
Warrensburg
Johnson County
Columbus
Here
Mary Henderson
Will Francis
Charles FE
Hyatt
Alaska farm wealth report details 1900 values
Census Bureau figures show Alaska total farm wealth at 1900 June 1 of 15 86 thousand dollars with 2196 in livestock 690 in implements and machinery and 12600 in buildings and improvements Nine farms cover 159 acres vegetables are main product five farms are small market gardens Potato and turnip income dominates vegetables Poultry and hay are notable profits. land outside city limits to receive 80 acre tree gift valued at 30000 dollars.
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Census Bureau
Alaska
Daily Tribune Sold to Morton Piloting Co
Newspaperman J Sterling Morton to head the Morton Piloting company which acquires The Daily Tribune at Chaviges H Nebraska City Neb Aug 29. Editor to be Bent from La Crosse Wis. Also note: Thomas Soukup editor of the Viesiesee Bohemian paper in northwest Wisconsin died of consumption. a prominent western Wisconsin Democrat.
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New York
Carrie Nation
Murphy
Omska
Neb
Farnam Streets
Pacific Express Company
Wee
Chaviges H
Nebraska City
Daily Tribune
The
Morton Piloting Company
J. Sterling Morton
Ee Eee
Agriculture
Benth
la Crosse
Wis
Thomas Soukup
Northwest
Wisconsin
Great Prize Drill At Louisville Kneels Knights Templars
Spectacular drill by the Knights Templars at Churchill Downs drew about 2,500 spectators for a Grand Encampment business meeting at a girls high school venue. Prizes include 34 pieces valued at 3,000 and other silver trophies. contestants list includes Columbia Washington Denver and Cincinnati groups.
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Louisville
Ernelt
Knights Templars
Churchil Downs
Lloyd
Grend
Grand Recorders
Churchill Downs
Louisville Jockey Club
Columbia Commandery
Kentucky
Washington, D. C
Colorado
Denver
Hanselmann
Cincinnati
Pee Eneey
Pittsburga
St. Bernard
Chio Calvary Commandery
Parkersburg
W. Va
Golden Gate Commandery
San Francisco
Cal
California Commandery
Lincoln Nebraska Republican convention ticket slate
In Lincoln on August 25 the Nebraska Republicans nominated for Justice of the Supreme Court Samuel BR Sedgewick of York County. Regents of the University Carl J Ernst of Lancaster H L Codd of Keith. The platform backs the national administration sane currency wage workers rights and irrigation support but condemns violence. Bartley’s parole release is noted as a political hue and cry. Governor Lavielle cancels parole and returns ex-treasurer Martley to prison.
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Lincoln, Neb
Supreme Court
Samuel BR. Sedgewick
Tork County
Carl J. Ernst
Lancaster
H. L. Codd
Keith
Citv
Savage
Joseph
Bartley
Onty
Lincoln
Neb. Ang
Martley
Laviulle
Appointed by Rassieur to lead credentials panel
Cleveland veteran affairs report names Adjt Gen Sterrett and Assn Adjt Gen Rodgers of Missouri Thacher of Connecticut Kasson of Ohio Robbins of Colorado and Wyoming to sit Sept 10 at Stollenden. Also proposed Arkansas rule amendment to allow service in southern army to count for discharge honorably. Bad Axe bank burglary destroys building vault mortgages notes. Carbondale horse racing fatality rider and horse killed. Fond du Lac reservation residents seek opening for settlement with 100000 acres and 700 Chippewa residents. Superior Street Savings bank declares prospects improving with 90 cents on the dollar. Montgomery lynching case convict George Muward sentenced to life. Seattle suit over vessel wreck seeks damages for life property health losses.
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Cleveland
Rand Army
United States
Junion
Ann
River incident at Water Landing No 16 summary
Murphysboro Illinois report details a steamer sank in Pine fret of Water Landing No 16 on the Mississippi river. The crew escaped safely. Cargo including lumber and peanuts was partially lost. Daily News advertises local publication.
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Murphysboro
Illacy
Etramer
Difton
Fiouri
Missizippi
Gafety
Arizona Boy Sheriff Youngest Peace Officer in U S
Richard Boscha a 14 year old son of Deputy Sheriff Boscha is described as the youngest officer of the peace in the United States living in Congress Arizona. The piece notes his fearlessness, intelligence and notable arrest of a Mexican fugitive, with a backstory of his and a county officer’s 16 year old son affair and a past duel that led to one combatant fleeing the country.
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Arizona
United States
Congress
Richard Boscha
Boscha
Yaryapal J
Ariz
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Richard
Phoenix
Coontown 400
Richard Boseha
Carnyp
Minister Wu Praises Women At Large Gathering
Minister Wu Ting-puui praised the women at a large social event, complimenting their beauty and intelligence. He expressed admiration for their youth, elegance, and poised dignity while noting the charm seen through others’ eyes. He wished for their youth and honorable years to walk together.
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Wu Ting-Puuis
Gendleauga
Signs of character and a tale of snakes
The article discusses physiognomy with features linked to character such as long teeth and noses, then shifts to a tale about Antonis Adabio, foreman at the New York Central railroad, who was bitten by a snake and refused medical help after continuing to work, with a final line mentioning Daily News and Weekly News.
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Antonis Adabio
Ttalisu
New York Central Railroad
Adabio
Jersey
Cpus
Steamer City of Trenton Explodes on Delaware River
Eleven people die and more than forty are scalded or burned after a boiler explosion on the City of Trenton, a Wilmington Steamboat line vessel, midstream opposite Torresdale. Many jump or are trapped. the wreck lies in marshes, with police and morgue boats at work. Captain Worrell and crew acted heroically. cause is undetermined.
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City of
Trenton
Wilmington Steamboat Company
Torresdale
N. J
J. D
Green
Elizabeth
Changing
Arthur
Maeble
Mutt
Mable
August
Duckhand
O'Connell
James
Freman
Wilmington
Penr
Burlington
Bristol
We AL Worrell
Edward Curry
J. W. Vanderveer
Edward Murphy
J. D. Chew
Clayton Reybold
Dremen
Vanderveer
Curry
Worrell
House of Correction
Holmesbury
Murphy
Eithers Euy
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