Iron workers lockout leaves thousands idle in Pittsburg area
The lockout of iron workers creates an army of idle laborers in Pittsburg with about 3,600 unemployed at Carnegie's Monessen works. Twelve firms sign scale nationwide, but manufacturers remain firm. Secretary Weeks says most signers are small firms and a few more may join before a larger group holds out. Laufman sheet mills at Apollo, Pa., latest to sign.
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Pittsburg
Pirtsnurs
Weeks
Iron Manufacturer's Association
Laufman Sheet Mills
Apollo, Pa
Maryland Labor Conference Forms Unified State Body
A Maryland state conference of labor organizations met in Baltimore on July 3 to form a permanent body uniting the federation of labor industrial assemblies Knights of Labor and German Central Labor unions. Sixty five delegates from fifty eight organizations attended and a committee was named to draft the plan.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Federation of Labor Industrial Assemblies
Knights of Labor
German Central Labor Unions
Delestates
Labor agitators test sincerity of Ireland allies in United States
In a July 3 update J B Buchanan editor of The Labor Enquirer notes Dr McGlynn plans a campaign in New York to test the sincerity of Labor advocates in Chicago and among figures such as John F Finnerty Judge Moran John M Smyth Daniel Corkery and Denis O Connor who denounce British landlordism yet tolerate American landlordism.
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New York
Chicago
Friends of Ireland
Cascada
Dr. McGlynn
J. BR. Buchanan
The
Labor Enquirer
John F. Finnerty
Judge Moran
John M. Smyth
Daniel Corkery
Denis O'Connor
Great Britain
Amerca
Imported Ideas Propose Irish Method Against Landlords
The Anti Poverty Society debates a rent strike plan at Cooper Union in New York on July 4. Dr McGlynn outlines a two outlet campaign to refuse rent and retain housing, aiming to mobilize 15 000 to 20 000 participants, and press landlords toward fair rents by occupying properties until eviction.
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Anti-Poverty Society
New York
Cooper Union
McGlynn
Result of a strike leaves most Milwaukee malsters idle
In Milwaukee the International Brewers and Maltsters union reports that out of 470 malsters unemployed since June 8 only 15 have regained their former positions. An appeal for aid is sent to local trade organizations to help the 455 still without work.
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ChicaGo
Milwauee
International Brewers and Malsters’ Union
Aidis
Eight Big Firms Sign Scale in Lockout Protests
The iron lockout across the industry advances with another firm signing the amalgamated scale. Chattanooga’s Lockout Rolling Mill company is the latest to desert the ranks, bringing total signatories to eight. In Maine, Blaine supporters claim he will return to Washington as senator, with a rumor of a Blaine–Harrison meeting in New York.
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Pittssure
Lockout Rolling Mill Company
Chattanooga
Tenn
Portland
Blaine Micn
Blaine
Washington
United States
Gen
Harrison
New York
Maine
Flooding Hits Swede Hollow After Phalen Creek Overflow
July 3 reports show Swede Hollow flooded by Phalen Creek storm waters. Homes flooded up to two feet as residents were driven from their houses. Separate notices from Wisconsin report chinch bugs increasing in surrounding farms and barley prospects. In New York, Cotton Robinson was found guilty of second degree murder for killing his wife with a razor in January. Pierre, Dakot a notes Sioux commission appointments bring early work and travel plans toward Fort Bennett.
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Sr. Paul
Phalen Creek
Swede Hollow
New York
Cotton Robinson
Neary Fund Push Names Washington Bet With Cleveland Election Implications
A July Washington drive claims $4,000,000 backing for betting on Cleveland's election. Portmaster Dalton cites authority in the House, while over $1,000,000 remains at the Capitol for wagering. Congressman Campbell of New York and a New York political club advocate large bets, with Democratic Pressmen signaling support for individual bets from $3,000 to $10,000.
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Washington
Cleveland
Dalton
House of Representatives
Capitol
Conpressman Campbell
New York
New York City
Gettysburg Anniversary Honors Longstreet and 83rd New York Monuments
Gettysburg crowds ranged across the town and battlefield as veterans marched to the National cemetery. Gen Longstreet spoke while the Eighty third New York regiment dedicated a monument to the Monument association, a 57 foot shaft of rock with red and blue granite. Pennsylvania’s monument commission sets October 30 as Pennsylvania day for dedications under Gov Beaver’s approval.
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Gettysberg
Penn
Frankford
National Cemetery
Sayres
America
Longstreet
Pairchild
Bishop Newman
Eighty-third New York Regiment
The
Monument Association
Fiest
Pennsylvania State Monment Commission
Senate Passes Bill. Quay and Others Present on July 3
The Senate convened with Stewart Quay Palmer and Mckenna present. Quay submitted twenty petitions from Pennsylvania urging foreign immigration limits and a protest from Allegheny Coal Exchange against movable dam improvements on the Ohio River. The conference report on the legislative, executive and judicial appropriation bill was adopted. Morrill moved to define routes for steam railroads in the District of Columbia. The House introduced several bills including advancing a Birmingham and Navy Cove Harbor railway right of way and a Wa bash river obstruction removal measure. Belmont presented the consular and diplomatic conference report which was adopted. Congo basin investigation deemed unnecessary and removed from the report.
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Senate
WasiNxedox
D. C
Stewart
Quay
Palmer
Mckenna
Junior Order of American Mechanics of Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Coal Exchange
Ohio River
Morrill
District of Columbia
House
Washington
Birmingham and
Navy Cove Harbor
Ft. Morgan Reservation
Wabash River
Mount Carmel
United States
Belmont
Congo Basin
Treasury reports June debt drop and year surplus
The Treasury estimates a $1,600,000,000 decrease in public debt for June and a $1,112,900,000 fall for the year ending June 30. Receipts are put at $870,000,000 with expenditures at $273,000,600, yielding a $897,000,000 surplus. Two daily telegraph weather reports will start July 1 in Washington. The Senate judiciary committee will not recommend Judge Fuller for chief justice amid attacks on his record.
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Wasuixcox
D. G
Treasury Department
Washincton
Signal Office
Washington
Telegraph
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Fuller
Fuller’s Case Still Undecided in Court
Washington July 3 The Senate committee is expected to approve Fuller’s nomination for a supreme court seat though whether a recommendation will accompany it remains uncertain. In other notes rumor cites chairman Olrichs of New York anger at Senator Pain’s Nevada daughter and other brief items from the capital and New York.
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Fuller
Sery Committee
Supreme Court
Tiery
Washinlos
Chermiin Oelrichs
New York
Senator Pain
Nevada
T, Munitzer
Wihielay
Mitchell
Dakota
Masonic Hall
Geo. A. Johnson
W. M
L. Q. Hardesty
A. M
BE. B. Bracy
H.2
Geo. J. Rathman
St. Bernard
Regutt
Misonie Hill
Sir Rulphis
F. de
Singiser
E. C
J. N. Crow
Chanka Lodec
Jerome Wiltze
N. Gi
van Alstine
Mitchell Powen
Oddfellows’ Hall
J. ML. Adsing
C. V
Hed. Binebun
Ransom Post
H.W. Kress
P. W. Spellman
Adj. Peeguson Lodge
Odd Wellows’ Hill
Crandell
E Hughes
Wmn
McAvinney
Magazine Avenue
Damascus Lodge
Odd Wellowstall
D. Martin
G. CG
Elmer Miller
Cevery
Long Island Sound Yacht Crew Drowned In Gale
A Fort Chester World special says nine local mechanics from Meadowville set sail in a schooner boat near Oyster Bay. A sudden nine oclock gale capsized the craft, drifting to shore bottom up. No trace of the crew remains as of the dispatch.
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New York
Fort Chester
N. Y
Long Island Sound
William Wubbard
Dom Flint
Frank i Meyworth
Albert Meinfield
Max Smith
Patrick Shea
Rogers
Alex
Deshenry
John
Edward Roeloid
Tong Ten
the Sa
Long Island
Oyster Bay
Brainerd Fire Ravages City Center Amid High Water
A major blaze in Brainerd Minnesota Saturday night burned for three hours. Firefighters saved part of the Daily News building but two city blocks are destroyed. A strong east wind and river high water hindered water pressure during the efforts.
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Brainerd
Minn
Daily News
Meadeville Boy Car Train Crash Claims Two Youths
Two boys riding on a flat car from Centerville to Meaderville were killed when the car derailed and tumbled down a mountain. James Henry Burns aged 18 and Joseph Green aged 14 perished. two brakemen suffered arm injuries.
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Berre
Mont
Meaderville
Centerville
James Henry Burns
Joseph Green
Cincinnati Centennial Exposition Opens This Week
The centennial exposition of Northwest Territory settlement begins this week in Cincinnati. A hundred days of exhibits from Washington departments are planned with state displays and a grand Fourth of July procession.
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Northwest Territory
Cincinnati
Farmers See Unusual Hail Storm Hit Massachusetts
Massachusetts experiences a rare hailstorm with two to three inches of hail in July. Crops and greenhouses sustain damage while a farmer rides a sleigh atop the hail. Dr. Hunter uses hail to pack the soda fountain at his drugstore. Dominion Day observations in Winnipeg include a troop review and a Grand Forks versus Winnipeg baseball game.
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Massachusetts
Mar Luorg
Mass
Hunter
Winnipeg
Man
Adjt
Villiers
Grand Forks
Winnipe
Platform Amendments and French Political Moves
The Inter Ocean in Chicago prints the platform as read by William McKinley’s son and notes the temperance and home purity plank was added at the last moment. Gen Boulanger accepts the presidency of the national revision committee for Bouches-du-Rhône and says the movement grows stronger across France with progress and confidence.
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Chicago
Inter Ocean
William McKinley
Committee On
Boulanger
Paris
Gen. Boulanger
National Revision Committee
Bouches-du- Rhone
France
Conservatives Victorious in Northwest Legislature Election
WINNIPEG July 3 The first Northwest legislature has been chosen and a majority appears to favor the Conservative party.
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Winnipeg
Man
Northwest
Vicar General Conway Dies at 50 in Caiiaco
Vicar General P J Conway died Sunday morning after a long illness. He was 50 years old and born in Wexford Ireland. He was ordained a priest in 186.
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Caiiaco, Is
P. J. Conway
Aongine
Wexford
Ireland
Queen Natalie Refuses Milan Divorce
SELGRADE July 3 Queen Natalie has refused to give her assent to King Milan's request for divorce.
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Natalie
Milan
Dutch! for S400 heavy bout ends in knockout
A boxing match at S400 saw Frank Flynn of Philadelphia win decisively over his unnamed opponent. Flynn controlled the bout with aggressive exchanges and delivered a knockout blow to secure the victory.
Norwegian Conference Closed Reported at Martelle Wis
The annual conference of the anti Lutheran division of the Norwegian Lutheran synod has closed in Martelle Wisconsin after sessions starting Thursday. Reporters note the event concluded with formal statements and remarks from attendees.
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Luise Synod
Martelle
Wis
Thursins
Fas Uy Bulcouss
Local Candidate Announces for Davison County Attorney
A candidate declares for the Davison County attorney post subject to the Republican county convention. The statement includes endorsements and notes on qualifications from D. G. West, with references to several local figures and a pledge not to seek salary or rent increases during the term. The document also mentions supplemental endorsements and a medical advertisement placed within the notice.
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Republican Party
Davison County
Annus Johnston
United States Express
Mitchell
Dakota
Applegate
Morse
Biavetin
Lowa
Henry Jr
Webster
Wincor
Henry Richel
Dhuaping
Fle
Aid
Hannett
Seid
D.G. Wass
Public sentiment on liquor remains vital to reform efforts
The Toledo Blade argues liquor questions must stay in public focus and not become party aligned. It notes broad voter apathy across parties and urges steady moral reform, warning against alienating moderates while strengthening opposition to the rum power.
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Toledo Blade
Rum
Hutain
Trains Schedules With Sunday Exceptions Across Routes
The notice lists multiple train lines with daily or limited service and various Sunday exceptions. It references directions NORTH SOUTH WEST and erratic terms like East departures at 2315p with noted interruptions and repeated “except Sunday” qualifiers.
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Tees
Ms Dtv
Arity
Pete Werk
Sunde West
Territorial Officers and City Officials Listed
A historical roster lists Territorial Officers and local government posts. It names governor delegates, attorneys, judiciary, county and city officials, school overseers, and ward boards. It also records numerous masonic and fraternal lodge details with meeting times and officers.
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Moniestuad
State Conference of Labor Organiza
Milwaukee
Wisxu
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Indian Commission At Work
Pierre, Dak
Sioux Commission
Pierre
Cheyenne River Agency
Fort Bennett
Gettysburg
Lork
Congressional, Proceedings
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Worminls O ‘Pemperance Union
Brice
Pal
Suniue
Albany
Steve Brodie
Yonkers
Ijte
Battery
Tmimir
Bottou
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Montana
Hunroy, Mich
John Wren
Cortina
Ont
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Frank Flynn
Philadel
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Flynn
Searhik
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IPC
Aqiewate
DP. A. Weat
D. G. West
Payette
Wenny Rows
Capa Aptos
Iowa
Fayette County
HG County
Atorse
Jamie
California Fig Syrup Company
San Francisco
Cal
Ss. I. Scallin
N.Y
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Druggista, Nells, Richardson & Co
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Ibicwwo
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Omata
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Bartlett Tripp
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Justi Spence Co
John Pend Register
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Distriey
John Cokstrict
B.C. Mulisberry
Atalitige
Caltholic—Church of the ‘Roly Family
George Sheehan
Win, Wurrschmidt
Rational Church
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Cleveland, Ohio
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Pres
Chandler
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Tim Waman I
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