22 Jul 1901
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1901
Page
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July 2 Fort St Oklahoma Territory dangers loom as 150000 register for 13000 lottery claims set to open August 6. Desperate reservation residents, many without money, face displacement if they do not draw. Drought has dried wells, hot winds and 100 degree heat worsen hardships for campers and seekers.
Buffalo hosts a busy Pan American Exposition week with Catholic Mutual Benefit events, Archbishops and bishops delivering addresses at the Temple of Music, and special days for Knights of Columbus, Scandinavian, Porto Rico, and a Wisconsin state building dedication led by Governor Allen. In Boston a woman is shot and killed by a man who confessed, while in Lebanon four people die when a carriage is struck by the Montreal express.
Pittsburg reports that 125 National Tube Works workers in McKeesport joined the Amalgamated Association after a meeting where 25 skilled men from each department were initiated. Officials anticipate further enrollments within 48 hours to pressure a plant shutdown affecting about 9,000 workers.
The Philadelphia and Reading railway keeps imported mechanics in Reading shops with a new effort to employ them today amid a renewed strike. In Scranton Senator J C Vaughan withdraws from orphan court candidacy and A A Vosburg exits GOP canvass to back Judge Carpenter. In Trenton Mrs Lily Barnes Alien may owe New Jersey 5 percent inheritance tax on Pierre Lorillard bequest, appraisals to set value. In Milwaukee the Elks Grand Lodge opens with 700 delegates amid talks on the National Elks Home site as a major agenda item. Rochester reports a $40000 fire at J B Snyder Electric Supply Company.
Wilkesbarre Pa July 22 The stationary firemen's strike appears nearing end after United Mine Workers districts and Stationary Firemen's Association leaders met Here the UMW opposed the strike and faced questions from firemen seeking withdrawal reinstatement and joint talks The union signaled willingness to drop the strike if coal companies return strikers to their posts and if UMW supports reconciliations The firemen vowed solidarity and warned against discrimination against those who left their jobs to strike
Scranton Pa July 22 there is a split in the Machinists Union over whether to declare the strike off. DL&W and Lackawanna iron and steel plant men favored ending the strike while Allis Chalmers men outvoted them. If Wilkes Barre Allis Chalmers workers return today Scranton ranks may fracture further. White and colored youths riot Indianapolis July 22 as 10,000 attendees face clashes at Fair View Park. a bystander Charles Daniels is shot. Philadelphia July 22 Vesper Boat Club seeks rematch with Argonauts of Toronto after a defeat in the Canadian regatta planning for August.
Reports detail Lady Francis Hope formerly Amny Yoles, widow, still wearing the Hope jewels valued around $200,000 despite divorce proceedings. If divorced she would forfeit the jewels, with the case unsettled as of July 22 in San Francisco. Also covered are Epworth League convention crowds, Bishop Joyce’s sermon on Faith In Christ, and Kruger learning of his wife’s death after long separation.
Standings show American League clubs with W and L records and ratios. Saturday results include Chicago Philadelphia and Milwaukee Baltimore. Detroit and Cleveland games noted. Sunday schedules list Chicago Detroit and national league matchups with multiple city pairings and scores. The report also covers a crew note from the University of Pennsylvania and a political report from Porto Rico governor praising the new regime and educational advances.
July 22 from Saint Petersburg reports Emperor Nicholas I favoring broader press regulations, easing warnings against papers and hinting at reform era. The system now allows longer grace periods before closures, reshaping censorship after prior deadly crackdowns.
July 22 reports from St Louis detail the hottest day on record with the Customs House thermometer at 106 degrees and higher in exposed areas. Gov Dockery proclaimed a day of fasting and prayer as churches nationwide joined in, while other cities report unprecedented heat with highs from 100 to 114 degrees.
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