Strike Conperesch and Vontingas Doomed in Pittsburg Talks
Conferees from the Amalgamated association of iron steel and tin workers and the Ateh combination meet at the Hotel Lincoln Pittsburg to press a settlement. President Shaffer rejects further delay while James Nutt is reportedly called in and talks resume after lunch with optimistic prospects for an amicable adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pitepurg
Atec
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Lineoln
Shaffer
Amalgamated
Association
Lincoln
James Nutt
Youngstown
Ohio
Labor Bureau
The
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Nutt
Pitusburg
Young Handicap Run in Perfect Weather
The Young handicap mile and three sixteenths at Washington Park offered $5,000 added money with three Derby winners Pink Coat Sydney Lucas and Robert Waddell among entrants. Trading favored form between Lucas and Pink Coat as Waddell showed a late reversal in his previous race.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Washington Park
Pink Coat
Sydney Lucas
Robert Waddell
Lucas
Waddell
Jiminez
Rolling Boer
Bullman
Insurrection Ends in Albay and North Cantare province
Coronel Bautos and forty men with thirty rifles surrendered at Td al o in Albay province. The insurrection in North Cantare region is practically ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Coronel Bautos
Td@alo
Albay
Cantarines
Oxford Cambridge Athletes Prepare for Montreal and New York Meets
London reports English athletes ahead of international exchanges. Oxford Cambridge teams will face McGill and Toronto in Montreal, then Harvard and Yale in New York. Arrangements proceed as planned for August and the Montreal event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oxford-Cambridge
Montreal
McGill
Toronto
New York
Harvard
Yale
Wit Wall
Bankers Move Massive Stock Transfer in Panic Era
New York reports that Northern Pacific Railway transfer clerks handled thousands of shares from Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and J. P. Morgan & Co. The vast transfer followed their pivotal stake during the control struggle and ensuing panic, the largest single transfer for the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
J. P. Morgan & Co
ROSEBERY CAMEOS AS PEACEMAKER IN SOUTH AFRICA RUMORS
New York reports from The Tribune’s London desk say the Rosebery Albany engagement story is dismissed by intimate friends and British diplomats call it an idle tale. A second rumor casts Rosebery as a South African peacemaker, with Kruger’s circle allegedly seeking talks through him but not with Chamberlain or Milner. Lord Salisbury’s stance remains doubtful on any terms favoring his government.
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Associated Press
New York
the Tribune
London
Lord Rosebery
Duchess of Albany
Rosebery
South Africa
Kruger
Holland
Mr. Chamberlain
Lord Milner
Lord Salisbury
Sir Alfred Miner
Russians Honor Their Dead at Pekin Legation Memorial
Russian officials led a ceremony unveiling a monument to those killed during the relief of the Pekin legations. About hundred Russian officers attended with a band and two Fort Arthur priests. M De Glers attended as Russian minister and many legation members joined. The ceremony followed by plans to stay for the French Bastille Day events on July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Arthur
M. de Glers
Legations
Pekin
United States Ambassador Meyer in London Reports on King and Vatican Ties
George V. L. Meyer, US ambassador to Italy, in London en route to Boston, praises King George V's knowledge of US institutions and cordial friendship. He notes Vatican relations lasting 30 years and Philippines questions engaging Rome. Meyer cites early coal trade efforts and British coal tax as hurdles before sailing to the United States next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
George V. L. Meyer
United States
Italy
Boston
Meyer
Rome
Sec
Philippines
Chappelle
Vatican
New Orleans
Abt
Great Britain
Meyer Wil Sall
Business Men Will Play Base Ball for Library Fund
Kaukauna Wisconsin July 14 Business men of the south side challenge the north side to a base ball game next Monday. Proceeds go to the public library fund. Lineup lists players from both sides with doctors, captains, and managers named among participants.
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Kaukauna
Wis
Public Library Fund
H, Harkman
Thompson
C. D. Boyd
Nolan
Johnson
Eeeee
B. Laecker
Schreiner
Sehriener Deering
Konrad McCarthy
Armstrong McMullen
Ryan
Saecker
J. Deitaler
Konrad
H. Hogan
F. Weaser Clatiey
Bair
Reading strike draws engineers firemen and trainmen
Reading Pennsylvania July 13 the Grand Opera house hosted a strike meeting with Philadelphia and Reading employees present. Engineers from the Reading system along with firemen trainmen motormen and repairmensupported the action and train crews may come to back the road if the company does not settle promptly.
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Associated Press
Reading
Grand Opera House
Philadelphia
Judge Becker Denies License By Board Quashes Mandamus
Madison Wis July 12 Judge Sie Becker quashed the alternative writ of mandamus to compel the state medical board to issue a license to James Kellogg of Portage without examination and dismissed the case holding the medical law constitutional. The case will be appealed to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
Siebecker
State Medical Board
James Kellogg
Portage
Supreme Court
President's Wife Captured in Transvaal War
London dispatch reports Acting President Schalkburger's wife captured near Waterval in the Transvaal and sent as a prisoner of war to Pretoria. The Sun's informant says authorities attach great importance to the capture.
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Associated Press
London
the Bun
Schalkburger
Waterval
Transvaal
Pretoria
the Sun
Butte Hotel Burns in Major Butte Blaze
Fire alarm at 2 40 AM alerts Butte hotel on Broadway Four stories enveloped in smoke and confusion hampers rescue Guests on lower floors escape in night clothes Several guests and workers rescued from upper floors Interior gutted with loss estimated at 900000 No further injuries reported by management
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Associated Press
Butte
Mont
Butte Hotel
Broadway
Staire
Quantum of Chinese murder remains investigated
The investigation into the murder of Lee Wing in San Jose proceeds after 24 hours as authorities seek to determine if a bullet from Loa Look's pistol struck the victim. Fourteen buckshot and one forty-four cal bullet fragments are recovered from the remains during the postmortem examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Jose
Cal
Lee Wing
Loa Look
Nt Look
Death of Morris Peebles at Omro Wisconsin
Morris Peebles dies at Omro after living in Ork kosh for years. Funeral held Saturday morning with interment in Hortonville.
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Omro
Wis
Morris Peebles
Mr. Peebles
Orkkosh
Hortonville
Gifted city church site offered for new building
A public spirited citizen donated a lot valued around 8000 to 9000 dollars to the First Congregational Church Society. The gift will be formally accepted after next week’s trustees meeting led by Leander Choate R C Brown J R Morgan J P Gould and H L Bacon. Rev E H Smith was notified of the proposal and the donor asked construction of a new church on the site. The 100 by 180 foot property fronts a main city thoroughfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church Society
Leander Choate
R. C. Brown
J. R. Morgan
J. P. Gould
H. 1
Bacon
Request of Property Bequest to Ladies Benevolent Society
The Ladies Benevolent Society learns it inherits a house and lot at 710 Wangoo Street valued around 41,200 from Miss Sarah Van Deren who died Thursday night. An attorney executed a will last Wednesday leaving all possessions to the society to aid its charitable work and to fund a new home for the Friendless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Wangoo Street
Sarah van Deren
Milwaukee Doctor Named Surgeon at Waipaca Veterans Home
Dr. H. P. Merville of Milwaukee was elected surgeon of the Wisconsin Veterans Home at Waipaca to replace the late Dr. George B. Noyes. The Friday election occurred during the trustees annual meeting. Board officers for the coming year include President G. I. Thomas Vice President Co F Chase Oshkosh Secretary J. I. Woodsworth Treasurer R. N. Roberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Merville
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Veterans’ Home
Waipaca
George B. Noyes
G. I. Thomas
Co. F. Chase
Oshkosh
J. I. Woodsworth
R. N. Roberta
Wisconsin Whist League Formed. Oshkosh Urged to Join
T R Freitz reports a letter from Milwaukee regarding the organization of the Wisconsin Whist League. The league has incorporated and seeks ten clubs as charter members with $1 annual dues. The first meeting will be July 29 at Hotel Pfister during the A W L congress, with Oshkosh urged to send a large delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Fretitz
FC. ‘Whwaltes
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Association
Pfster
A. W. L. Congress
Divorce Granted Mrs Minnie Richards in Circuit Court
In Oshkosh circuit court Mrs Minnie Richards was granted a divorce from Archie C Richards on cruel and inhuman treatment. She may resume her maiden name Minnie Pfannechmidt and keep most furniture while gaining custody of two children Maude and Jesse. Alimony set at 35 per week for wife and children.
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Minnie Richards
Archie C. Richards
Minnie Pfannechmidt
Maude
Jesse
Oshkosh
Richards
Caturnet
Mich
Lewis
Elm Street
John K. Williama
Buntce Lewis
Paul H Beaulieu Corps Funds For Soldiers Monument
The Paul H Beaulieu Woman's Relief Corps raised over $50 at an Opera House entertainment in Kaukauna Wisconsin with proceeds to finance a soldiers monument. A late summer marriage sale is planned with expectations of about $200.
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Kaukauna
Wis
Paul H. Beaulieu Woman's Relief Corps
Opera House
Treasury Balance Report from Washington July 13
Treasury statement shows available cash in general fund at $171,108,447 and various sub-accounts. It lists total receipts for the day at $1,706,206 and for the month at $28,284, but also total year receipts at $23,226,944. Expenditures for the day amount to $1,830,000 and for the month to $28,175,008. Deposits in national banks reach $169,671,704.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Treasury
General Fund
United States
National Bank
San Francisco Labor Council Rejects Carnie Offer for Library
The San Francisco labor council voted nearly unanimously to oppose Andrew Carnegie’s offer of 73000 dollars for a new Carnegie library in the city. The motion calls for rejecting the money and opposing the donation.
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San Francisco Labor Council
Associated Prese
San Francisco
Cal
Nn Francisco Labor Council
Andrew Carnemle
Hanna Heads Off With Children in Custody Dispute
Dan R. Hanna of Cleveland secured a habeas corpus writ in New York to compel Mary Jiarrington Hanna to return their three children. He alleges the mother falsely claimed custody and fled with the kids aboard ships, first leaving Motel Savoy and later sailing on the Campania after 2 PM.
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Associated Press
New York
Dan R. Hanna
Cleveland
Justice McAdam
Supreme Court
Mary Jiarrington Hanna
Hanna
Savoy
Steamboat Explosion Kills Two Boys Injures Many
An excursion boat exploded near Market Street in Sunbury Pennsylvania on July 13 killing two boys Alfred Feltzer and Artie Felzer and injuring about a dozen others. One man is missing possibly drowned and pilot George Frymeyer is presumed lost. Police search the Susquehanna River. The victims were fishing on a nearby wharf when the blast occurred. No cause given.
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vBy Associated Press
Sunbury
Susqquehanna
Market Street
Alfred Feltzer
Artie Felzer
George Frymeyer
Boynk
Hinsey Under Fire Over Knights Endowment affair
Chicago July 23 AP reports John X Tingey faced renewed pressure after an investigation into the Knights of Pythias endowment bank. Knights of Khorasan officials held a secret session to demand his resignation and call for a books examination. Tingey had been a key organizer but was barred from the branch meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
John X Tingey
Knights of Pythias
Board of Control
Knights of Khorasan
Order
Iinsey
Jiingey
Knighta of
Pydnas
Ohio paper wrecked receivers appointed amid strike
Dewitt C. Jones, former editor and stockholder, applied for a receiver for The Press Post claiming management ruined the paper by policy. Later, L. P. Stevens, former general manager, was named receiver with a $15,000 bond, and took charge immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Dewitt C. Jones
The
Press Post
Escapade and resignation shake San Francisco army ties
Captain Putnam 2B Birong of the quartermasters department resigns for personal and financial reasons. Secretary Root accepts the resignation after an escapade in the city. In Washington Secretary Root declines to accept Captain Strong's resignation, keeping him in service under potential duty.
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San Francisco
Cal
Putnam
Birong
Quartermasters Department
Army
Root
Washington, D. C
Captain Strong
Nicaragua Negotiations Remain In Consultation Phase
London July 13 The Associated Press reports that Nicaragua talks have not reached a definite phase and that US Ambassador Choate is consulting with Lord Pauncefote and the marquis of Lansdowne. No cabinet sitting planned. Choate may see the foreign minister multiple times before any formal session.
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Associated Press
London
Nicaragua
United States
Choate
Lord Pauncefote
Marquis of Lansdowne
Attecs
Lord Paunecotme
Choste
Mr. Choate
Glassblowers’ Association sets July 29 wage conference
At a Milwaukee meeting the Glassblowers’ association announced a July 29 wage conference with employers to settle the new scale. The group plans to invest about 100,000 dollars of its funds, noting changes in policy such as moving government bonds from banks to the association’s holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wik
Wwe-Tt
Glagsbinners
Atlantic City
Allen Leaves Porto Rico for New York
Governor Allen and his wife departed San Juan aboard the Mayflower bound for New York. A large crowd gathered at the wharf to bid farewell as Allen indicated he did not plan to return to Puerto Rico and hinted at future diplomatic service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Juan
P. R
Allen
New York
Porto Rico
Timd
Boers Beaten Near Zeerust in Transvaal Clash
Gendhal Methuen scored a victory on July 6 northeast of Zeerust with four Boers killed and forty seven captured. Boers tried a cattle ranch raid but were driven off after a gun battle.
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Associated Press
Pretoria
Gendhal Methuen
Zeerust
Transvaal
Toss
Gun Butta
Santos-Dumont's Balloon Trial Near Paris
Parla July 18. Santos-Dumont, the Brazilian aeronaut, tested a balloon to win 161000 francs from Henry Deutsch. He started at Parc de Meudon, reached the Eiffel Tower in a quarter of an hour, circled, then aimed to return but lacked motive power and made a descent at Foulogne-Sur-Seins. Trials to resume later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iBy Associated Press
Parla
M. Santos-Dumont
Henry Deutsch
Sera Club
Parc de Meudon
Eiffel Tower
Foulogne-Sur- Seins
France and Britain Near Newfoundland Pact Hope Fades
London sources report only a slim chance of an agreement with France over the Newfoundland dispute. Negotiations linger with little progress, leading Downing Street to view a settlement as almost hopeless.
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Associated Press
London
Watt
France
Great Britain
Newfoundland
Downing Street
Murphy Appears in Bankruptcy Court in London
Bertram Onetl Murphy son of a late San Francisco miltonsire and brother of Lady Wolseley faced a bankruptcy petition filed by his former wife who holds judgments totaling £5000. Newspapers republish tales of his alleged secret marriage to a Field Marshal’s daughter and the 1894 child kidnapping case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Bertram Onetl Murphy
San Francisco
Lady Wolseley
Murphy
Donald Stewart
Morgan Buys Chilean Road From Trans Andean Line
Valparaiso Chile July 13 Associated Press dispatch says Via Galveston Texas J Paerpont Morean purchased the Chilean section of the Trans Andean railway for 50000 pounds sterling. The buyer is listed as Mor gan. The sale covers the main line segment linking Chile with Argentina and Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Valparaiso
Chile
Galveston
Tex
J. Paerpont Morean
Wreck Victims Update From Chicago and Alton Rail Crash
Kansas City July reports two injured passengers Miss Zola Harry of Hoopston Illinois and Mrs J A Miller of Bloomington Indiana are not so well today. Other hospital patients are doing niggling progress.
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Kansas City
Zola Harry
Hoopston
J. A. Miller
Bloomington
New Bolivian Cabinet Aims to Reorganize
Rumors from Ja Tax Bolivia report an approaching cabinet change. Ismael Montes, current minister of war, is said to have been chosen to organize the new Bolivian cabinet, according to Peruvian dispatches from Lima dated July 13.
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Lima
Peru
Ja Tax
Bolivia
Ismael Montes
Reading Strike Settled After Workers Accept Terms
Reading Pennsylvania July 13 strike of iron workers at Reading Tron company ends as workers accept Vice President Smink terms. The men will return to work as soon as the company is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prose
Reading
Reading Tron Company
Smink
Queen Marie Harrlee Falls From Extreme Heat
In Anussela on July 132 Queen Marie Harrlee fainted while playing croquet as the heat wave struck. She regained consciousness and was attended by her physician who was summoned to the scene.
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Anussela
Marie Harrlee
New York Woman Challenges Probate of Uncle's Will
Mary J. Westerfield, daughter of Jason Rogers and niece of the late Jacob Rogers, filed a caveat in Paterson New Mexico against admitting her uncle's will to probate. The will nominates her to receive 25,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary J. Westerfield
Jason Rogers
Jacob
Rogers
Paternon
NM. J
Mra. Westerfiskd
Bank teller Copeland fatally shoots former associate
Ned Hartley Copeland kills ex-employee of Omaha's Nebraska National Bank in a moving car near Wamsutter. He later claims hypnotism drove the act and is jailed in Omaha. Copeland formerly vanished from the bank in 1898, later implicated in a Burlington railroad funds shortage with partial repayment by relatives.
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Wyo
A. C. Rogers
St. Joseph's
Ned Hartley Copeland
Stockton
Cal
Council Bluffs, Tows
Wamsutter
Rogers
Price
Copeland
Rogera
Copeland Sa
Omaha
Neb
B. and M
Burlington Road
Burlington
Pacific Coast
Plague in Egypt Alarms Officials In 1900s Dispatch
Washington reports the bubonic plague in Egypt is highly virulent with rapid mortality. Consular sources note widespread alarm as rats in towns show dazed dying behavior just before the outbreak. The advisory stresses seriousness and swift spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Washington, D. C
State Department
Egypt
The Hope of Thy Phagora Address Planned by Suyon
Superintendent F Emory Suyon will lecture Sunday at the YMCA as part of the Central Howard association effort. His talk on The Hope of Thy Phagora promotes worthy ex-nrigens ers and is delivered under Chicago auspices. Diphtheria cases rise with four new reports. victims include Ludwig Lohr at Twelfth and Georgia and Assist Steinert at 095 Minnesota. Vera Peterson and Jennie Schreiber are scarlet fever patients. A Normal summer school art teachers’ Institute excursion aboard the steamship Lo Fever left Main Street dock for Calumet Harbor with about 100 passengers. a dancing party with the Arion orchestra followed at week’s end. A new Maconhes hive was organized at K of Phall with officers Libbie Barnes, Ida Simmons, Alice Wilson, and others installed. The Pilcher vs Schaefer case adjourned to Aug 10. Armour & Co. claims $11.50 for goods. Andrew Hue injured in a lumber yard plank break. he was treated by Dr. Steele after a ten foot fall.
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F. Emory Suyon
Winslow Buveau
Chicago
Central Howard Association
Ludwig Lohr
Courner
Georgia
Steinert
Minnesota
Vera Peterson
Ottar Streat
Jennie Schreiber
Art Teachers’ Institute
Main Street
Calumet Llarbor
Arion
K. of Phall
Martha A. Powers
Libbie Barnes
L. C
Ida Simmons
L.L. C
Alice Wilson
Anant Weber
T. F
Tomeahawk
Wis
Andrew Hue
Paine Lumber Company
Tis Algoma Street
Bue
Come Qing
G. M. Steele
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