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Nelson Daily Miner

Location

Nelson, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Aug 01, 1901

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Steel Strike Persists Amid Quiet Peace Talks in Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh reports no settlement on the steel strike as Amalgamated Association leaders discuss peace terms with Walliams Morgan Schwab and Hanna. Rumors swirl while reporters are kept out. the conflict remains unsettled with unions pressing for gains and companies strengthening positions. In San Francisco, both sides stand firm and preparations by steamship lines and port workers signal extended disruption. In The Hague, Kruger shows emotion after meeting Dutch officials, reflecting global sympathy for the liberty cause.

Pittsburg Werth Walliams New York Messrs Morgan Schwab Tighe Hanna United States Steel Corporation Amalgamated Association

Trouble in the Balkans debated in London dispatch

A Pall Mall Gazette despatch from Budapest questions Albanian agitation amid rumors of Mussulman inspired campaigns. Italian and Montenegrin actions are cited as a check on Austrian claims while Italy denies broader designs. No immediate Balkan crisis foreseen.

London Pall Mall Gazette Budapest Vienna Albania Italy Montenegro Turkey Germany Balkans Adriatic Austria Balkan

Crispi Relapses As Naples Reports Declining Health

Naples reports Signor Francesco Crispi has suffered a relapse and grown weaker. He struggles for breath as family and two secretaries gather around his bed in his residence street. The family reportedly refused priestly rites amid the telegrams from King Victor Emmanuel and Dowager Queen Marguerita.

Naples Signor Francesco Crispi Chapi Victor Emmanuel Marguerita

British battleship Glory ashore near Shanghai report

Hong Kong reports that the new British battleship Glory flagship of the China squadron is ashore between here and Shanghai. The warships Eclipse Daphne and Pigmy have suddenly departed the port with no explanation given.

Hong Kong Glory Hee Shanghai Eclipse Daphne Pigmy

Moorish mission leaves Paris with frontier pact

The Moorish mission departed Paris after talks reportedly yielding an agreement on the southwest Algerian frontier aimed at accelerating pacification of the region.

Paris

Venezuelan Rebellion Collapses Under Gardaras Movement

Washington July 31 The Venezuelan chargé d affaires received a message from Gonzales Estéves the consul general in New York stating that the revolutionary movement led by Dr. Ranga Gardaras has completely collapsed.

Washington, D. C Gonzales Esteves New York Ranga Gardaras

Baseball Scores From Yesterday's Games

In the AL Chicago defeated Detroit 2 to 0 while Philadelphia beat Boston 13 to 10. The NL saw Boston 5 New York 0 and Philadelphia 3 Brooklyn 0. Chicago 4 Cincinnati 1. In the standings Toronto swept Rochester 9 4 and 10 5.

Toronto Rochester Chicago Detroit Philadelphia Boston Hartford Providence New York Brooklyn Cincinnati

Freight Rates Between Montreal and Britain Drop Sharply

Reports from Cornwall Ontario and Montreal note very low ocean freight to Glasgow at six pence a quarter with rates fifty percent below last year as British buyers defer grain purchases awaiting price breaks.

Montreal Britain Great Britain Glasgow

Georgia Governor Opposes Savannah Prize Fight Plan

Governor Chandler said he has no authority to license prize fights in Georgia and has not agreed to a Jeffries Ruhlin bout in Savannah next October. He warned that participants could only be charged with assault and battery and would be arrested if laws are violated.

Atlanta Chandler Jeffries Ruhlin Savannah Georgia

Kruger to Visit United States in September

London reports on good authority that Mr. Kruger will visit the United States mid September, accompanied by Fischer Wessels and Wolmarans, according to a Daily Mail Brussels correspondent.

London Brunsels Daily Mail Kruger United Sates Messrs. Fischer, Wessels Wolmarans

Changed Rewards in Fosburg Case Offer New $1500 Reward

Pittsfield Mass July 31 E L Fosburg father of May Fosburg who was shot August 20 1900 withdrew all rewards and offered a new 1500 reward for arrest and conviction of the guilty. The estate sale of G M Frank will be conducted on the premises today at 2 o'clock by C A Waterman.

Cornwall Ont Cornwall Canal Hebron St. Lawrence Galops Washington State Department Navy Department Venezuela Colombia Machias Boston Navy Yard Pittsfield Mass E. L. Fosburg May Fosburg G. M. Frank At & O'Clock C. A. Waterman Tony Leydon Leydon Tony Petrie Victoria Hope Mountains Government Cave New Westminster Beaver Hope Dewdney H. Carry Frank Moberly Messrs Dawson Harvey Carry Napier Denton Meteorological Office Glasgow British Association Fletcher Dominion Farm Vancouver Nanaimo Anderson Alberni Comox Eruec Major Maude Mount Baker Hotel

Unsuccessful Baltimore and Ohio Train Robbery

Chicago reports a failed B and O passenger train holdup 31 miles from the city. Five masked men attempted to rob the New York and Washington vestibuled limited. only the engineer’s gold watch is recovered after dynamite and gunfire but no passengers are injured.

Chicago Ill Baltimorr & Ohio Edgemore Grand Calument Heights Indiana Robbes New York Washington Calumet Heights J. W. Collins Collins James Whipple Whiting

Another Prisoner Escapes From Provincial Jail

A prisoner again escapes from the Provincial jail and comments on easy confinement failures. The article notes the jail is a popular place for evildoers to depart when surroundings or confinement become oppressive and cites frequent complaints about the jail’s security.

Tony Leydon

Pleasing Innovation as Park Band Concert Draws Crowds

The tramway company hosted a successful park band concert attracting large crowds. The R. M. A. band Nelson impressed with diverse selections including In Travatore. A printing error misled about Saturday show but concerts will continue Sunday night as planned.

Tramway Company Nelson Baker Street

Nelson Crew Returns From Regatta Disappointed But Optimistic

The Nelson regatta team arrived last evening praising the Vancouver club for excellent support. They trailed Portland by nine lengths but closed to within three at the finish after a collision and gear trouble involving Victoria and Vancouver boats.

Nelson Regatta Vancouver Regatta Club Nelson Victoria Vancouver Portland

State of siege lifted in Buenos Ayres

The United States legation in Buenos Ayres reports that the siege declared in the capital on July 5 due to political disturbances has been raised. The State Department in Washington received telegraphic confirmation.

Washington State Department United States Legation Buenos Ayres Seige

Free fight on board the Kokanee stirs Kaslo laborers

In Kaslo British Columbia a brawl on the steamer Kokanee as 75 laborers bound for Lardo-Arrowhead road clash over pay. Two jailed. others plan to seek work in nearby mines where demand exists.

Kaslo B. C Kokanee Lardo Lardo-Arrowhead Road Carlson Porter International Rossland

Blamed Lord Roberts in Commons Campaign Debate

In the British house of Commons today Labour and Socialist MPs attacked government policy on servicemen gratuities while civilians were overlooked. Keir Hardie blamed Lord Roberts for prolonging the war, Swift condemned Roberts operations as cruel, and Balfour secured closure leading to the final vote approving the allowances.

Keir-Hardie London House of Commons Labouchers Kelr-Hardie Lord Robert Swift Lord Roberts Balfour

Strike Ordered by Sinois Longshoremen in Detroit

Secretary Barter of the Sinois Longshoremen's Union orders a strike affecting Anchor Line vessels in all ports after the Toledo convention rejected their wage and working condition demands.

Detroit Barter Sinois Longshoremen’s Union Toledo

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