Clinton Democrats May Fuse In Fusion Move Denounced
Clinton County Democratic convention at Lock Haven nominated R. B. McCormick for district attorney and Jef ferson Echel for county surveyor with delegates named to the state convention. George A. Brown was re elected county chairman. Resolutions condemn the upper law and push repeal. fusion favored. a bid to unseat the Donnelly Ryan delegation was tabled after debate.
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R. B. McCormick
Jefferson Echel
Greene township
A. B E. Grigan
Renovo
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Lack Haven
Ira English
Chapman township
George A. Brown
Donnelly-Ryan
Philadelphia
General strike order issued to Amalgamated men in steel mills
Pittsburgh August 7 President Shaffer issued a broad strike order to Amalgamated and other union men in National Steel National Tube and Federal Steel mills to take effect after August 10. The move threatens mass idling, suspension of operations at New Castle and McKeesport plants and could involve 100000 workers, with support from White Rats Shenley Union and painters and hoop mills. Gompers declined to state the federation stance.
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Jennings
Painter Steel and Hoop Mills
Painter's mill
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
John Willems
Mr. Shaw
White Rats of
organizelon
Shenlay Union
Carnegie mills
Steel Strike Shuts Down Local Plant
Niles Michigan August 7 The steel strike impacts industry as Merrill Stevens makers of railroad cattle guards close their local plant due to inability to obtain raw materials.
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Merrill-Stevens company
Locust Street explosion toll rises in Philadelphia
A Monday night blast on Locust Street above Tenth in Philadelphia killed seven people and seriously injured many others. Rescue teams fear more bodies remain in the debris as 200 workers continue the search under relentless rain. Authorities suspect gasoline stored in nearby groceries caused the explosion, with McClemmy store central to the incident.
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Samuel Gales
Lizzie Watkins
Morris Rosenthal
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Constable Shot Wife Arrested In Domestic Scuffle
Hollister B Goodrich a constable was shot dead in Chicago after a struggle with his wife who was arrested. She claimed he deserted her and fired when she found him arm raised. The pistol discharged during the fight. Memphis Car Men Walk Out After Pay Day Dispute. New Jersey Day Set For September 17 At Pan American Exposition In Trenton Governor Voorhees fixes September 13 as New Jersey day.
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Hollister B Goodrich
New Jersey
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Baseball games yesterday results brief recap
American League game at Milwaukee saw Milwaukee defeat Detroit 8 to 4. In the National League Boston hosted Philadelphia with Boston winning 5 to 1. A rain shortened seven inning game at Pittsburg ended Pittsburgh 1 and St Louis 1. Chicago beat Cincinnati 6 to 2 at Cincinnati.
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Tampa Deportation Strikers Captured by Citizens at Open Air Meeting
Tampa, Fla. August 7. Strikers remain bewildered while citizens show resolve. No word on deported leaders, all men described as Spaniards or Cubans were seized by a citizen posse at an outdoor gathering and have not been seen since. A proclamation signed The People of Tampa declares no tolerance for anarchists or labor agitators and warns to leave the city.
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ANOTHER JOHNSON RAILWAY PLAN FOR THREE CENT FARES
Cleveland expects a street car franchise soon from the Uni Traction Co with Tom L. Johnson as a leading advocate. The plan promises three cent fares and universal transfers across a six-line network, east west and cross town. Chicago notes a wage dispute where nonunion workers will replace strikers at daily rates of 4.50 to 4.75. Elmira and Towanda rail project aims to build a combined steam and electric route through multiple towns, with incorporation papers due shortly.
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San Francisco Strike Expands as Box Makers Walkout
In San Francisco on August 7 more than 400 box makers quit the city’s box factories joining the strike wave. The same morning about 600 sand teamsters refused to work after being ordered out, crippling the building industry as materials could not be hauled.
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Prisoner Offers Bond to Attend G A R Encampment
Columbus headline reports United States prisoner Ben De Lamos from Alabama in the Ohio penitentiary offers to post 100000 bond to attend the G A R encampment in Cleveland. He says he has never missed one, noting a prior rise from a speaker’s chair in Alabama politics.
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Ben De Lamos
United States
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Gold bullion robbery shocks Pacific coast west coast
In San Francisco a vault theft at Selby Smelting Works Vallejo produced about 286000 dollars in gold bullion stolen after tunneling from San Francisco bay edge to the vault. Detectives found no trace yet. experts say multiple nights work, a boat waiting nearby, and a hole through the vault floor aided the heist. 150 plus bore holes, sacks hid the spoil, and two large bars were left behind. The robbers may have used a route through the water and a familiar insider aided the scheme.
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