Settlement Sought as Steel Strike Widens Across Plants
Reports from Pittsburgh indicate Amalgamated Association members obeying strike orders at American Plate core, American Steel Hoop, and Allied Sheet Steel plants. Shuts and idling spread to several facilities while leaders assess impact and possible coal industry effects nationwide.
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Mitsburg
Hvent
Adiante
Amalgmated Association
Willis
Auerlean Finplate Company
Ameren Steel Hoop Company
Alement Sheet Steel Company
Droud Ouf
Canplate Corey
Atum Lewiiated Association
Tao
Citsis
Leen
Qworld
Drosddent Shatter
Geting Dm
Cadiinas Qe
Tiet
Aimerican Steel Steel American Tingelate
Nigseviewny Steel
Steike
Cormiervhel
Fonsbarg
Pitsburg
Jy Aedheus Aaeb
Melveesport
StatYer
Qty Daore Pitestargs
Mds
Tie Windtod States Steel
New York
Owldeh Warner Vrei
Kertenget Plate Conpany
Shaffer Daw
Anerlein Steel Hop Company
Sothenad Steel Company
Novalt
Arectl Op
William Chirk Sons’ Company
Monnassen Bteel Hoop Phant
Five Die in M K T Train Collision Near Muskogee
A wreck three miles north of Muskogee Oklahoma yesterday killed five aboard M K T trains including an engineer two brakemen and two tramps. Rescue workers recovered bodies as rail officials investigated the fatal collision on the line.
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Muskogee
I. T
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
An Excellent Combination of a Laxative Syrup
An informative ad extols Srhuv oF Fias from the California Fig Syrup Co as a pleasant, effective laxative. It claims cleansing effects on kidneys, liver, and bowels, relief from colds headaches and fevers, and permanent relief from constipation. It notes fig usage for taste and asserts medicinal flavors come from senia and other plants. Available in San Francisco Louisville New York. price 50 cents per bottle.
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California
Fia Syrue Co
Cantrarsia Fig Syrup Co
Elks Reunion to Draw Crowds in Milwaukee July 2–4
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks holds a Milwaukee reunion carnival July 2 to 4 with opening exercises at the Pabst theater and a parade, band contests, a fire run, decorated streets, and a grand ball. The event expects many visitors and features marches, pageants, and social entertainments across three days.
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Aliwaukee
Milwaukee Ers
Wihitersbury
Milwaukee
Elks
Homer
Theo Grand
Parkersburg Case Testimony Hints at Prison Fight Over Pay
In Parkersburg West Virginia testimony described a confusing case with witness Ed Sboro describing a prisoner exchange and alleged gambling house visits. The judge faced issues over evidence and the fate of a key charge as the case proceeded with uncertain outcomes.
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Parkersburg
W.va
Duis
ED Sboro Wattessir
Glenn
Montgomery mob disrupts transfer of prisoner
A crowd assaulted officers and seized prisoner Siaduis Montgomery, charged with killing Sallie Saveope. The mob damaged property and forced removal to a different holding spot, delaying safe detention and prompting police actions.
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Montgomery
Siaduis
Alexander Pferuuin
Sallie Saveope
Tedire Tartan
Chetr
Tim
Rain Brings Relief as Jubilee Dims Drought in Kansas
Rain ends weeks of drought across the Southwest boosting crops and pastures. Coffeyville residents celebrate in the streets as showers spread from Joplin through Montgom ery and Sedgwick counties, with Kansas City reporting 101 degrees and clear skies amid new rainfall.
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Kansas City
Southwest
Missouri
Mansas
Hutchinson
Kan
Missourri
Riley
Dickinson
Oklahoma
Barton and
Green
Kansas
Cowley
Chautauqunt
Union Pacific
Mey County
Joplin
Montgomery
Butler
Sedgwick
Cherokee
Ale
Coffeyville
Eldorado
Wichita
Coffeyvile
Jefferson
Weather Outlook Predicts Relief from Heat
The weather bureau forecasts heat relief for the corn belt with possible thunder showers and cooler temperatures. No widespread rain yet, but scattered storms may hit Nebraska Kansas Missouri Iowa and Indiana. Showers expected to begin in the Ohio and Mississippi valleys and upper lake regions by Wednesday, bringing temporarily cooler air.
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Washington
Great Corn Lett
Weather Bureau
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouriown
Wineis
Indiana
Ohio
Mississippi
Heavy storm injures several residents in Newcoormerstown area
A severe storm yesterday afternoon near Newcoormerstown, Louisiana, caused multiple injuries. Mrs. James Gouy and her daughter, Mrs. Whornton and her 4 year old granddaughter, Mrs. Thurs daughter Myr ie aged 18, and another child aged about 7 were seriously hurt.
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Neweoormerstown
Wightuins
Jiames Gouy
Mors
Whornton
Vehicle collision disrupts Ohio River express trains
A deadly river rail crash near Parkersburg injures seventy or more as trains traveling at high speed collide after a loose engine derails. The Ohio Vittles express from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh reportedly ran into the derailed section near Pictens Valley last evening, badly damaging both engines.
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Parkersburg
Val
Crittenden mother touts New Discovery for child cough
Mrs J C Snider of Crittenden Kentucky recounts her baby’s nightlong distress and her brother’s baby switch claim. She credits Dr King’s New Discovery for rapid relief and a cure for bronchial trouble. She keeps it for croop and whooping cough prevention. Trial bottles free at O D Eunoefel's store.
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Mre. J. C. Snider
Crittenden
Dr. King
O. D. Eunoefel’s
Ouida Attacks Boer War Jailings In Her Song Letter
Mile. Louise de la Ramee known as Ouida writes in the Daily News denouncing Mrs. Cronweight’s treatment in South Africa. She claims Olive Schreiner is imprisoned in a wire netted room with sentinels and barred from visiting by authorities, for supporting the Boers.
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Ates
London
Louise de la Ramee
Ouida
Daily News
South Africa
Cronweight
Olive Schreiner
Cape Colony
Drowned After Animal Show Bathing at Stillwater Lake
A 6 year old, WH Johnson of Bloomisten, drowned at Lake St Croix after an afternoon animal show. Report says companions from the troupe swam to bathe. dispute arose when Watkins, angered by teasing, picked Johnson up and threw him into the lake. rescue efforts failed. Watkins escaped.
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Stillwater
Minn
Johnson
Bloomisten
Dad
Lake St. Craix
Curploves
Mar
Watkins Tecan
Boling
Shiva
Johnnson Upes
Ddan
Dasistines
Watkins
Campaign Committee Bankrupt in Historic Filing
Boston July 16 A petition in bankruptcy was filed yesterday by Stephen M Marshall secretary of the Tenth Congressional Republican district committee of ESOS The filing marks the first time since the passage of the new bankruptcy law that a campaign committee's debits have appeared in bankruptcy court.
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Campaign Committee
Boston
Stephen M. Marshall
Miners Idle After Executives Meeting in Wilkeshire
In Wilkeshire Pennsylvania July 16, the UMW executive board met and ordered a strike by the Bhiapstan Com company miners. All local collieries are idle as workers obey the order.
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Wilkesharre
United Mine Workers of Tastriet Noo
Thee Bhiapstan Com Company
Riot in Americus Ends Two Officers Shot
Disturbance involving Amaerican and Gia groups in Manconu yesterday led to riot and gunfire injuring two police officers. The unrest also involved the distant king of Bel Baetist, with multiple parties detained.
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Americus
Gia
Manconu
Bel Baetist
Jensler
Pan Am Expo Awards Noted In State Exhibit Staged
A partial notice records awards for exhibits at a Pan American exposition held in September. The document references an event in the state, noting recognitions given to participants and showcasing selected works.
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Marly
Tustate
Folds PG
Strikes and unrest sweep across cities amid protests
The report describes widespread labor actions and protests causing disruption in multiple regions. It notes strikes near Pinukeaw and San Pranetdses, with clashes involving police and soldiers in Lemberg Austria. The piece also mentions plans to destroy the Taku forts and a bid for a free public library in Ag nok Seathird, alongside related political turmoil.
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Celso
Secretari
Witten
Thas
Ordleret Bes
Ordleret Bes Een Cis Amdirow
Catgeghediak
Agnok
Seathird
Lemberg
Austria
Winona Assembly Grounds Ban Sunday Newspapers
Winona Lake Indiana July 18 Dr Dickey superintendent of the Winona Assembly objects to newspaper reports about excluding Sunday papers from the grounds He compares the policy to closing stores and refreshment stands on Sundays and emphasizes the Sabbath observance leading to all activities being shut on Sunday including sales of the Sunday newspaper.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Dickey
Winona
Worthless Gift Sparks Church Dissension in Kokomo
In Kokomo Indiana the Disruption within the Colted Brothers Church centered on Rev. W Oom Kurstedt amid a recent dedication of an $18 000 church. A member touted a large Oregon timber land donation to fund the church but the land title passed through multiple sales for unpaid taxes and never benefited the congregation.
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Kokomo
Ind
Colted Brothern Church
W.oom. Kurstedt
Oregon
Young Captain Ross Smith Weds Milas Johnson at Fort Sheridan
Washington Indiana reports Captain BE Ross Smith, famed for service in Cuba and the Philippines with the 30th Regiment, married Milas Elwa Johnson at Fort Sheridan two weeks before sailing to Manila. The couple later separated as she refused reunion and he was granted a divorce due to her indifference during his absence.
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Washington
Ind
BE. Ross Smith
Cuba
Philippines
Manila
Milas Elwa J. Japhnson
Fort Sheridan
Cty
Smnlith
Saloon Turmoil Ends With Whippings In Shelbyville
In Shelbyville Indiana on July 16 Mrs John Weddell confronted her husband and Neal Connor as they entered a saloon. Connor allegedly struck her with a beer bucket and knocked her down causing injuries. Connor was arrested and later whipped after locals punished Weddell for neglect. On release Connor received a second whipping from townsfolk and both men were told to leave town.
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Shelbyville, Inn
John Weddell
Neal Connor
Connor
Weddell
Mail carrier Charles Stewart Resumes Service After Accident
Anderson Indiana July 9 16 Charles Stewart resumes his mail route after a horse ran away and fractured skull exposure to the brain. He was believed dead at one point and burial outfits were purchased, but he has recovered enough to return to service.
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Anderson
Ind
Charles Stewart
Aime
Washington
Mir Stewart
Indiana Officials Plan Probe Into Real Estate Firm
Indianapolis July 6 rumor says Attorney General Taylor and State Auditor Hart Iace will investigate the Elomi Eleatty company. They seek to curb reportedly fake home buying outfits and note ties to defunct firms amid state pressure.
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Indianapolis
Taylor
Hart Iace
Elomi Eleatty
Atttorney
Priteroad Co-Operative Association
Indiana Real Estate Company
Tragic Train Collision Injures Young Man Near Greensburg
In Greensburg Indiana on July 1 17 year old Charles McCinn of Adame was struck by a passing train while walking home. He suffered severe injuries and died within hours.
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Greensburg
Ind
Charles McCinn of
Adame
Body of Soldier Burns Returned for Manila Burial
Petersburg learns that William Burns of this town died in the Philippines while serving as a soldier. His body was received here and given a military burial.
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Petersburg
Wiliam
Manila
Philippines
Veterans push for rapid Soldiers' monument dedication in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on July 16 old veterans urge quicker planning and fundraising for the Soldiers' monument dedication. A special committee will meet next Monday at 10 am to advance arrangements while officials note a push to avoid next year delays. Local figures and lake visitors are mentioned along with party leaders and state officials.
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Indianapolis
H. M. Smock
Indiana
Stable boy shoots Miss Bers then kills himself
In Newton on July 1 Oma Bers, a US-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Bers, was shot four times and killed by Herbert Shacklett, a former stable hand who then shot himself. Their bodies were found on the roadside three tiles west of Newton, with signs of a violent struggle.
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Newton
Kam
Oma Bers
Mra
Frank Bers
Kithal
Herbert Shacklett
Shacklett
Laadside
Strowager Telephone Firm Secures Empire Wide Use
Chicago Judge Morris reports the Strowager Automatic Telephone company has closed a contract with the German government granting exclusive use of the system throughout the empire. The new setup eliminates a central operator and renders communications secret.
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Chicago
Morris
Strowager Automatic Telephone Company
Syvstem
Pardons Board Commutes Sentence of Diamond Jack Peavis
The Idaho state board of pardons unanimously commuted the life imprisonment term of Diamond Jack Peavis who was due for execution next Wednesday for the murder of two sheep herders in Cassin county.
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Boise
Idaho
State Board of Pardons
Jack’ Peavis
Imen
Cassin
Severe drought cripples crops around Berlin and Alb
Kortin July reports indicate drought has withered the countryside near Berlin and Alb, reducing the beet crop yields while trees suffer. Jude notes trees shedding as crops suffer from the drought, with a lifted state of masts.
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Kortin
Berlin
Jude
International Road Tied Up in Eagle Pass
International road conditions report from Eagle Pass Texas as of July 16 describe transportation links disrupted for three days due to storms of imitation and competition. The piece asserts the road remains strong amid adversity and mentions Rocky Mountain Tea by the Madison Medicine Co and a 5 cent price at druggists.
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International
Eagle Pass
Tex
Rocky Mountain
Madiacn Medicine Co
Not Guilty of Stabbing Winston Marshal
Benjamin Hook was acquitted of stabbing the Winston town marshal on May 15. The case involved a local trial in Petersburg Indiana with testimony from the community and defense led to an acquittal.
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Petersburg
Ltnd
Henjamin Hook
Winston
Daily Market Report Prevailing Grain and Livestock Prices
Grill of figures shows July 15 Indianapolis grain and livestock prices. Wheat No 2 red dry traded around 4. till, corn No 2 highlighted near 48. oats No 2 mixed around adhe. Cattle around 3.00 to 3.05. Hogs steady near 5.06. veal weaker at 5.25. Cash prices closing show mixed results for wheat corn pork and cattle.
Excursions to Chautauqua and Seashore Resorts
Reports announce low fare excursions via Pennsylvania Lines Akron Route to Chautauqua New York with through service from Indianapolis Richmond Dayton Cincinnati Columbus and other points. Two trips, July 5 and July 26, return by August 6 and August 27. round trip from New Albany 14.15 each. Also seaside trips to Atlantic City Cape May and more resorts July 25 and August 8 at 15.00 round trip from New Albany with twelve day return limit.
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Excarsic
Secord
New Albany
A. H. Scenes
Chicago
Surty
Pennsylvania
Auguste
Atlantic City
Cape May
Anglesea
Avalon
Holly Beach
Ocean City
Seafare City
Wildwood
New Jersey
Oceanity
Maryland
Rehoboth
Dela Ware
Pssengers
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Athentice City
A. Ho Sehell
Atantic City
Atlantic
Pennsylvania Lines
Grain and Livestock Prices From Major Markets
Louisville and Cincinnati grain exchanges report mixed grain prices with steady cattle and hog futures. Wheat No 2 red and longberry firm. corn No 2 white steady. oats No 2 white steady. cattle and sheep steady with select bids. Chicago Livestock shows cattle steady and hogs around 82.8 with live lambs and lambs steady at multiple quotes.
New York Livestock Market Report Amid Mixed Trading
Livestock prices at New York markets show hogs rising with a top around 4 200.43 and cattle steady around 8004 while sheep and lambs move modestly. Trading notes reference several firms and commodity names in a compact, data-heavy summary.
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Khas
Toledo Grain prices show wheat dip in cash markets
Wheat prices edged lower in cash trading with Sept. 67 Cory Avtic No. 2 cash quotes and related notes. Market chatter mentions No. 2 cash and duties influencing nearby bids as buyers reassess supply.
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Cory Avtic
Royal couple glossed in domestic satire at home
A chaotic collage notes a seemingly newlyweds couple living in a refined setting. The wife expresses original opinions on household life as she strives to shape a modern home. A playful money chat reveals small household squabbles and a sense of marital harmony amid domestic antics.
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Fearch
Foley's Honey Tar Heals Lungs and Eases Cough
An old remedy touts Foley's Honey Tar as a treatment for lung complaints and cough relief. Advertisers claim quick soothing effects and widespread use, urging readers to try the product for cough and chest congestion.
Excursion Tickets Offer Seashore and City Trips Via Pennsylvania Lines
Travel announcements list July 1 sales for New York return routes through Buffalo and Pan American Exposition stopovers. Atlantic City Cape May and eight resorts feature low round trips from New Albany and Milwaukee excursions tied to Elks event. Through cars and sleeping options noted with special July dates and Monon and Pennsylvania Lines info central at Louisville depot.
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Ischo
New York
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Coast
Excursions to Michigan Resorts Through Pennsylvania Lines
Travel agents promote annual excursion routes from Louisville and Cincinnati to Northern Michigan resorts. Through cars run daily from Louisville to Potaskaw, Traverse City, Bay View, Harbor Springs, and Mackinaw City with noon steamer to Mackinac Island. Tourist tickets available via Pennsylvania Short Lines and connecting railways. contact H Hagerty, D P Agt, Louisville Ky.
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Louisville
Op Om
Potaskow
Traverse City
Bay View
Harbor Springs
Mackinaw City
Mackinac Island
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Quincinnati
South
H. Hagerty
D. P. Agt
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