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Newspaper

Moline Daily Journal

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1901

Page

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Peace talks falter as Amalgamated seeks mediator

July 26 Pittsburgh report says the Amalgamated Association demands terms from steel makers and rejects concessions. Mediation efforts involve Senator Hanna and Joseph Bishop, with Shaffer optimistic yet decisive that settlements won’t bend original demands. Negro workers refuse to cross picket lines, sent back from Latrobe steel works after protection issues.

Pittsburgh M.M Garland New York Amalgamated Association Kagtoi Karland Shaffer Garland J. P. Morgan Joseph Bishop Ohio State Board of Arbitration Hanna Bishop Hapas

Fosburgh Murder Trial Passages At Pittsfield

In Pittsfield Massachusetts on July 26 Mrs R L Fosburgh testified about her daughter's death in the Fosburgh murder case and Bertha Sheldon described burglars seen in the house. Other witnesses recalled loud voices and pistol shots near the home as defense rests and government versions proceed. Affidavits from New York may clear the Fosburgh family. In St Louis a suit seeks to block the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company from using Forest Park for the 1903 world fair.

Pittsfield Masa Fosburgh R. L. Fosburgh Bertha Sheldon Beatrice Fosburgh Mies Sheldon Robert Beatrice May B. E. Bullard Madison Wis Mra Nelle Beverly Fast Cheshire Mery Furburgh Col Whitney Stevens Joyner New York May Fosburgh Mass St Louis Cirreuit Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company Forest Park Henry H. Werdes John F. Bergman Workingmen's Protective Association

Record Broken in East Lake City Mile Bike Run

W E Sampson of Provo Utah broke the world unpaced mile bike record at East Lake City on July 26 riding the distance in a rapid time.

East Lake City W. E. Sam‘selson Provo Utah Alt -- On

Weather stalls hot and dry in corn belt drought

Official reports from Washington say the corn belt remains hot and dry with no quick relief. Showers have fallen in the northern half Wednesday night and Thursday in Nebraska Illinois Indiana and Ohio, but they are light and followed by heat. Temperatures run from 95 to over 100 degrees as Nebraska Kansas and Missouri face severe moisture shortages.

Washington Corn Belt Nebraska Ilinois Indiana Ohio Oklahoma Corn Kansas Missouri Iowa

Good rains reported in Texas cotton belt and Kentucky downpour

Good rains are reported in northern Texas around Ward Clarkesville Paris and Honey Grow and central Texas at Wesco Calvert and Temple while Dallas records 56 at 11 am. In Kentucky heavy rainfall hits several sections on July 6 after a month of drought, potentially saving crops.

Texas Dallas Tex Clarkesville Paris Wesco Calvert and Temple Sava Oresa Louisville Kentucky

Baptists in Convention Open With Large Chicago Gathering

Four thousand delegates attended the eleventh international convention of the Baptist Young People's Union of America at the Coliseum Chicago. The opening session featured an address by President J H Chapman and a speech by Francis W Parker advocating a Baptist Christian Citizenship league. State rallies and conferences followed with speakers Rev RN Van Doren and Rev B Gambrill among those addressing attendees.

Chicago International Convention The Baptist Young People’s Union of America Coliseum Wabash Avenue Sixteenth Street J. H.chapman Francis W. Parker Baptist Christian Citizenship League Maine Oregon RN. van Doren Port Huron Mich B. Gambrell Dallas Tex

Liberal cabinet backs sale in new government

Copenhagen dispatch reports the newly formed liberal cabinet announced July 23 favors the sale policy. The July 26 note confirms the stance as part of the cabinet’s early agenda under the new administration.

Copenhagen

Water Famine in Kansas and Midwestern Showers

Weather across Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan shows varied rainfall with forecasts predicting continued precipitation in the region. Kansas reports heat abated slightly to near 100 with severe drought. corn crop damaged and water scarcity affecting towns and livestock as streams ponds and wells run dry.

Ilinois Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Kansas Topeka Kan

Dewey to Be at Head of Schley Inquiry Board

Washington July 26 The board of inquiry into Admiral Schley's conduct during the Spanish War will be led by Admiral Dewey with Rear Admirals Kimberly and Benham. The court convenes September 12 in Washington DC with open proceedings and full witness latitude. Schley may be represented by counsel, and appointees have not stated opinions on the Samp son Schley controversy.

Washington Board of Inquiry Admiral Schley Admiral Dewey Lewis A Kimberly Andrew E. K. Benham Navy Department Long Lemly Department Schley Sampson Schley West Newton Masa Komberty Sampson Achley Court of Onqury

Convent Installation and Parade Wins Announced

The page recounts the 1909 convent installation of new officers and a Wednesday parade with winners. It notes the remarks by a gentle young woman about speaking well of people and the prevalence of weather as a conversation topic in Washington Star style.

Howe Leghers Boo Ganoper Boroe Bend Bowran New York Miss Cayenne Washington Star

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