General Settlement Delayed by Action of Employers
Milwaburg Pa July 8 The summary dismissal of twelve Amalgamated members at Wellsville plant of American Steel Sheet could stall this week’s iron and steel wage conference. President Shaffer warns a general strike if workers are not reinstated and conferences fail. Mills idle two weeks may resume. about 12 000 workers back today. Conference planned at Pittsburg with United States Steel Corp directors watching. no Morgan involvement reported. Bar iron mills in Youngstown resume after a week, about 26 000 workers back with a roughly five percent advance.
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Pittsburg
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Youngstown
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Remadks
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Boni's Brother Weds Heiress in Paris Church
Count Stanislas de Castellane, brother of Boni de Castellane, married Miss Terry, daughter of Cuban millionaire Senor Ferry, at the Church of St Ilanore in Paris. The fashionable ceremony drew notable society guests and marked a high society union amid Parisian pageantry.
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Stanislas Pe Castellane
Count Boni de Castellane
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Butcher's Bill Reported From War Office Debate
London figures in the house of commons show Boer casualties and captures by commandos for March through May. The defense tally lists killed wounded or prisoners with totals for March April and May, noting incomplete figures for May.
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Resting At Canton President McKinley and Mrs McKinley
In Canton Ohio the president and Mrs McKinley observe their resting program. The cooler weather with low humidity limits Mrs McKinley from a long drive though she gradually regains strength.
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Ohio
McKinley
Treasury Balance Report from Washington D C
Treasury balance statement lists general fund cash of 175 4 400 and gold holdings at 105 169 706 while excluding the 171 005 reserve. The document appears as a rough financial ledger with unclear headings and garbled notes.
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Treasury refunds duties on Porto Rico sugar to New York firm
The secretary of the treasury has authority to refund duties paid by Lasallies & Company of New York on sugar imported from Porto Rico between the Paris treaty start and Faraker act approval. The refund amounts exceed $470,000. other claims on file total about $1,500,000, based on recent Supreme Court rulings.
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Secretary of the Treasury
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New York
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Supreme Court
Indianapolis Insanity Trust Grand Jury Probe
The grand jury in Indianapolis began separate testimony into the alleged Indiana polis Insanity trust. Hundreds of Lore People and doctors are named in a two year inquiry with fees claimed. One witness says about one fifth of those committed are fully sane.
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Indianapolis
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Dianapoli
Diamond Match Sells Liverpool Unit to Bryant & May
A Bryant & May circular states the purchase of the Diamond Match company of Liverpool for 450000 pounds in Bryant & May shares. The deal keeps Bryant & May from competing in the UK match trade, consolidating the Liverpool subsidiary into the British firm.
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Constitution First Aboard In three cornered race
Bateman's Point July 8 Constitution showed superiority in a three cornered race. She led at the second mark 4 04.20 then gained on Columbia and Independence with wind easing. Independence trailed by about five miles as the 5 50 limit neared.
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Unrest at Reading Strikes Hit Railroad Freight Yard
In Reading Pennsylvania July the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad freight handlers strike, blocking over 10 cars. workers demand wage raises from 14 to 18 cents per hour and overtime pay, while engine hostslers seek higher wages. Iron workers dispute ongoing, shophands vote on proposals, and Welsh offers limited concessions.
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The Crops of Europe Decline in Some Regions
The Associated Press reports Europe faces uneven yields amid rains. England may average 21.25 bushels per acre of wheat. France eyes government estimates with likely price pressure. Spain, Italy, and Romania harvests show varied but strong results, while Russia sees weak spring wheat but good winter crops.
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Duly
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Forty-City National Educational Association Opens Session
Detroit hosts the fortieth annual convention of the National Educational Association with the first session of the Indian Education department at Central M and Shureh. National Commissioner Willem T Tiverts presented Isolation in the School How to Minders and Helps. Debate followed on isolation versus community in education.
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Harris
Cal, Parler
Chicago
Ella F Young
Hicago University
Col. Starker
American Firm Plans German Emperor Yacht 120 Feet
Carey Smith as Finber, naval architects, report plans for a 120 foot yacht for the German emperor. Barby says specifications ready in about seven weeks and submitted to the German embassy naval attache in Washington for approval. Construction depends on bids but the yacht will be built entirely in American draughts and ready to sail by April next.
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Amperor
Fr. Barber
Carey, Smith
Finrber, Naval Architects
Barbey
Washington
Landslide and Flood Kill 300 in Lung Geng Event
AP report from Tacoma details a massive earthquake triggered landslide and flood at Lung Geng in Fun e killing about 300 people. Native accounts describe mountains releasing water that swept away fields and crops while homes and villagers were carried away. In a separate notice robbers in Wang Tung province kidnap victims for ransom with a Buddhist nun shown in a cage and six kidnapped women found in a convent.
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Library Folk at Madison
Delegates from Waukesha Wisconsin travel by special train to Madison for the American Library Association convention They will tour the Wisconsin State Historical Society building attend a session and hear papers on European and American libraries before returning in the afternoon.
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Madison
Wisconsin State Historical Society
Canard About Death From Smallpox Circulates
The Milwaukee Sentinel reports false claim that the son of L Zneht of Neenah died from a petty prank. Dr Hansen says the boy died of peritonitis not lake water or smallpox cases. Two more smallpox cases appear in Menasha, Joan Siifer and John Siminsen’s child among the victims.
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Dodwell denies Morgan purchase of steamship line
George BG Dodwell of London head of the Dodwell steamship line and Fred Dodwell, American manager, returned from a Sound trip and said there is no foundation to reports that the Morgan syndicate bought the Dodwell line. He clarified the Morgan purchase rumor as unfounded.
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Wash
George BG. Dodwell
London
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Fred Dodwell
Morgan Syndicate
Dodwell Onental
Abwshcan
Staumers
Girl Shot Burglar in Home Invasion Standby Vigil
At Griffithville West Virginia Minnie Waddell twelve years old fired a pistol at a burglar entering her home while her parents were away. She then kept watch through the night until their return. The wounded intruder is not identified and is expected to die.
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Griffithaville
Minnie Waddell
King
Remembering the Maine Gift Acknowledged in Commons
London reports in the House of Commons that Bernard Baker of Baltimore Md gifted the hospital ship Maine to the British navy. The first Lord of the Admiralty Earl Selborne and secretary to the Admiralty Arnold Torster stated the government’s thanks received the fullest publicity in Parliament.
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Barker Begins Sentence In NJ Prison
In Frontal New Jersey Thomas Barker, convicted of assaulting Rev Kelet and fatally shot, started a five year term today at the alia prison initiating his sentence.
Governor to be tried in Manila over land and mining rights
The governor of a Philippine province faces removal and investigation for using his position to obtain land and mining rights from natives. The case stems from charges of personal gain as he travels to Manila for inquiries.
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Manta
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Phelps Winriniareh
Ena Provines
Manila
Stowe resigns as U S consul in Cape Town
A dispatch from Cape Town reports United States Consul General Stowe has resigned and will depart for the United States on July 25. The note adds a broader reflection on repeating old mistakes with new people as wisdom improves.
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Triple murder near Lockport shocks community
Tallfax X and Sydney Locke of Lockport faced allegations after killing their three children aged fifteen eleven and eight amid a history of mental trouble. The grisly case marks a drastic family tragedy with investigators probing motives and circumstances.
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Tuly
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Lockport
Fire devastates Colebrank business district in Milwaukee
A large fire destroyed eighteen buildings in Colebrank's business area causing estimated losses of 150000 dollars. Postmaster Ole Olegson traveled to Milwaukee today to assess the damage and coordinate response.
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OFF FOR EUROPE PASSENGERS TO AMERICA
Amone and a party of passengers depart from Liverpool aboard the White Star liner Oceanie on Wednesday for New York. The group includes Mr. and Mrs. J. Ogden Armour and C. T. Yerke of Chicago, with service via Queenstown.
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Buckeye Democrats Favor Kilbourne Nomination at Ohio State Convention
Delegates gather in Columbus for the Democratic state convention amid absent key figures like John R. McLean and Mayor Turner Johnson. Col. James Kilbourne of Columbus is expected to secure the governorship with a quiet convention, while committee control favors the Cincinnati platform.
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Commissioners Named to Assess Damages in Condemnation
In circuit court L. O. Ramery J. H. Jenkins and Fred D. Brooks were named as commissioners to assess damages in the condemnation case brought by Wisconsin Telephone Co against residents Krueger and Barnett. The action seeks authority under a new Texas law to condemn property for telephone poles.
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Neenah
Panhuoqua School May Name Elmer Carr Principal
The board of education committee on teachers will recommend Elmer Carr for principal of Panhuoqua school. Carr recently returned to the city after years away and served briefly as acting principal of the Eleventh Street school last spring during D. S. Gibbon’s illness.
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Whitwater
Congressional Contest Testimony Opened for Ohio Seat
Washington D C. Alexander McPowell today sent the testimony in the contest case of John J Lent versus Emmett Tompkins for the Twelfth Ohio district to the public printer. The panels present Lent’s charges and Tompkins’ defense. Tompkins’ majority was only eighteen votes and he denies all charges without offering testimony.
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Plumber's Shop at 140 Main Street Looted for Valves
W. W. Totman reported his plumbing shop at 140 Main Street was broken into and ten radiator valves stolen. The rear door was forced open to remove the bar. valve sizes include nine and a half inch and two inch units valued at 25 dollars total. Totman had left town Wednesday and discovered the loss this morning.
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Klondike Treasure Arrives as Seattle Sees Gold Cargo
The City of Seattle brings a Klondike treasure cargo valued at 600000 with 100000 withheld for the Canadian Bank of Commerce to the Trans States assay officer in Seattle. William Wavether, a cattle trader, and manager Lee, a miner, lost 50000 in dust. The Klondike crowd left Pawson on June 29 as most claims were active and 740 men worked on roads to top gold streams. about 1100 people reportedly left the Klondike for Nome and the river’s opening drew many away.
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Klapproth Plans for New Home Building Unveiled
The Ladies' Benevolent Society adopts architect William C Klapproth s design for a brick two story Oshkosh stone Home on Main Street near Murdoch. Plans show a colonial style structure 65 by 89 feet with two wings and 22 patient rooms plus six matrons offices and a hospital.
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Winnebago County Teachers Institute Opens at Normal School
The Winnebago County Teachers Institute opened this morning under Prof. W. Hewlt and County Superintendent George Overton with 52 in attendance. Officials expect around 80 by tomorrow or next day. Participants include 37 with teaching experience and 15 preparing to teach for the first time, with five men among the group. The institute is divided into two divisions by experience, using the grammar room and two recitation years for classes, and some teachers report the work is challenging. Plans for the lecture series are not yet finalized but will be soon.
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Grarcmar
Youth Arrested For Petty Larceny At Oshkosh Yacht Club
William Frank, about eighteen, was arrested Saturday afternoon at the Oshkosh Yacht Club on a petty larceny charge. He allegedly stole a sweater from James Jones and tennis shoes from Leo Naten, taken from the club house. Janitor Emil Hoeppner chased him, found him under the building, and police arrived as Frank was pulled out. He pleaded not guilty and is set for Tuesday at two.
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Soldiers drown during Rhine drill near Kent Baden
A nine teenth Thancer battalion practicing on the Rhine capsized a beat containing sixteen soldiers. Seven were drowned.
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No Change in Ministry Likely as Leadership Holds
Rumors of Lori Salisbury retirement fade and Thea Tribune reports the prime minister may stay until the coronation. Mulfour Chamberlain and Hicks-Beach stand firm. no immediate leadership changes in the Commons are expected. Rosebery's role at the Asquith dinner remains undecided ahead of Reform Club meeting.
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John Morley
Diamond Match Plant Adds TwoStory Brick Annex
Ground was broken today at the Diamond Match Company plant for a two story brick addition of about 170 by 70 feet extending north and south between High and Pearl Streets. The expansion, costing an estimated 12000, will create space for the case department on the ground floor and the match department on the second floor, and will boost total employment to about 300 workers. Meyer & Domie handle the mason work and J T Raycraft the carpenter work.
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Thompson Carriage Plant
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Thirteen Oshkosh Girls Set for Buffalo Exposition Trip
Thirteen young Indies left Oshkosh on a Northwestern train for the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo. They plan to visit the exposition and the falls, with return routes via Chicago and Oshkosh. Chaperone Miss Harriet Cecil Magee will join in Chicago.
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Neenah
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de Pere
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Asta Becker
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S F. Clark
Amy Clark
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Nic Stetn
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Chicago
Sermon Series At First Congregational Church
On a summer Sunday Rev KE A Smith continued a series with Lessons from Summer Flowers. He preached from Consider the Miles how they grow and drew practical thoughts. Jessie Lou Daggett sang the offertory. The audience exceeded 300. Next Sunday the topic is Lessons from Leaves with Hemas Powers singing.
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Sulpheme Chemical Company Incorporated In Trenton
The Sulpheme Chemical company, capital SUK, was incorporated here today. Incorporators are William E. Fort of New York, Walter L. Sims of Newark, and Edward B. Woodruff of New York. The Benedict Oil and Gas company was incorporated with capital $000,000. Incorporators are Horace S. Gould, John T. Billings, and Enoch K. Millar, all of Jersey City.
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