Steel Strike Deadlock Rages Amid Arbitration Talks
United States Steel officials refuse arbitration claiming no issue exists beyond wages and hours while unions discuss mediation led by the National Civic Federation. Andrew Carnegie declines comment from Scotland on interference. Amalgamated Association pushes to resume non union mills as Wellsville forecasts partial restart and Wellsville meeting plans loom. Pivotal plants prepare for early resumption as police maintain order and pay arrangements are set for Saturday.
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New York
Journal and Advertiser
J. P. Morgan & Co
United States Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Association
Steel Workers
American Federation of Labor
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
National Civic Federation
Werman Kephinson
Herman Ridder
Carnegie
Andrew Caregie
Scotland
Pittsburg
Wellsville
Shaffer
Ohto State Board of Arbitration
Joseph Bishop
Arbitration Board
Bhiffer
Bishop
Painter Mill
Morrissey
Thie Move la
Vandererife
la Betes
Arthur Orr Dead Builder of Mint Presses
Arthur Orr, longtime builder of mint presses and cutting machinery for United States mints in Philadelphia Carson City San Francisco and New Orleans, died at his Morriatown Morriatown? home aged eighty four He specialized in mint work constructing cutting apparatus and presses for governments of Mexico Peru and Chile.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Arthur Orr
United States
Carson City
San Francisco
New Orleans
Morriatown
Mexico
Peru
Chile
Building Collapse at Monroe and Ottawa Streets
A four story structure on Monroe and Ottawa collapsed at 2 a m in Grand Rapids causing about 250000 in damage. An ensuing fire broke out among the debris half an hour later, later extinguished. Lieutenant John Connor of the fire department was injured when he fell from a ladder. the building dated from 1864 and recent repairs had required removing supporting walls.
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Associated Press
Grand Rapids
Mich
Monroe and
Ottawa Streets
Orc
Friedman Brothers Dry Goods and Department Store
C. F. Billckey
Crockery
Friedman
John Connor
Pauncefote interview praised on canal talks
Washington July 1 The Pauncefote interview published this morning draws commendation as it outlines the U S and England relations on the canal question The piece hints British willingness to resume the joint committee talks after Canadian insistence on restarting discussions The U S prefers direct talks between Hay and Pauncefote but supports resuming negotiations if Canada reroutes the process
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Lord Pauncefote
London
United States
England
High Joint Committee
Hay
Nine yachts enter Canada's Cup defense trials in Chicago
The Invader challengers arrive as nine boats prepare for first trial races set for Saturday. Orton and Milwaukee from Milwaukee, Detroit and Cadillac from Detroit, and Tints Yankee Minota Prairie Briar hail from Chicago. Illinois locals tout Tilinois as strongest Chicago craft. Trials run daily except Sunday until a single boat is chosen to face Invader on August 10. course is a triangular seven nautical mile leg.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Invader
Orton
Milwaukee
Detroit
Cadillac
Tints
Yankee
Minota
Prairie
Briar
Jealousy and Heat in Glenwood Tragedy
A coroner's jury in Glenwood Iowa finds that Fred Fuerhelm driven by heat and jealousy killed his wife and her child with an ax and then massacred horses with a razor. He burned the home and himself after hanging his marriage certificate on the fence.
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Glenwoon
Iowa
Mia
Fred Fuerhelm
Fuerhelm
Governor designates Mary Preble Anderson to christen Maine
Governor Hitt selects Mines Mary Preble Anderson of Portland to christen the new United States battleship Maine. The vessel is under construction by the Cramps in Philadelphia.
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Asasciated Prasa
Augusta
Hitt
Mary Preble Anderson
Portland
United States
Maine
Cramps
Philadelphia
West Virginia shooting in Dingess ends in two deaths
In Dingess W Va July 18 Beenamin Carter and Philipp Bennett both white were shot and killed here this afternoon by Henry Alexander a colored man A posse pursues the suspect amid a manhunt following the fatal incident
Iron Trade Faces Big Strike Shrinkage in Tin Plate Supply
The Amalgamated Association strike has shut down union mills of American Tin Plate, American Sheet Steel, and American Steel Hoop, plus three nonunion plants. Production falls about 90 percent, sparking price rises in bars, sheets, and tin plates while consumers fear shortages and furnaces struggle to meet demand.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
The
Iron Trade Review
Amalgamated Association
Amrican Tin Plate Company
American
American Steel Hoon Company
Silkers
American Steel Hoop Company
Welcome Rains Hit Regions Across Kansas Missouri
Southeast Kansas and western Missouri received good rains overnight with central Kansas and southern Missouri also seeing showers. In Kansas City at 11 am the temperature stood at ninety as storms were forecast for Missouri and Kansas, with cooler air coming later. Indiana endured heavy overnight storms damaging corn near Columbus Kokomo and Union City. Ohio reports a severe rain and hail storm in the western part of the state with Preble county facing the greatest damage to corn and oats.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Ohio
Preble County
Intrigue in YWildtz Palace Sparks Fire and Punishment
In Constantinople on July 13, Associated Press reports a harem intrigue caused a palace fire. Women conspired against the lady treasurer, placing inflammable materials to cast suspicion on her. She was dismissed and imprisoned within the palace amid investigations into influential relatives.
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Associated Presa
Constantinople
Ywildtz Palace
Stig
Stoned by Strikers at Maltby Collieries
Wilkesbarre July 18 non union firemen at the Maltby collieries of the Lehigh Valley Goal company were stoned by strikers and breaker boys while changing shifts. Several injured none seriously. Company guards dispatched to prevent rioting. Further reports note the stationary firemen strike remains largely unchanged in Lackawanna region while upper coal field conditions improve slightly. In Natrona, a break in strikers ranks allowed Pennsylvania Coal to restart two collieries and fill positions by afternoon. United Mine Workers District 1 orders back stationary firemen who quit during the strike, declaring no sympathetic action.
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Associates Press
Wilkesbarre
Lehigh Valley Goal Company
Mullany
Strikers’ Association
Lackawanna
Wilkeshbarre
Naticoke
Fennyylvania Coal Company
International Revarsation of
Nicholla
United Mine Workers
Lorillards Will Probate Listed In New Jersey
The will of Pierre Lorillard was admitted to probate by Chancellor Marie in Trenton. The stock farm Rancocas in Burlington County, and related assets, go to William Hrinkerhoff for the executors. The rest is placed in trust for distribution after the three principal heirs die, with an annuity of 739100 to Mrs Pierre Lorillard Jr. and shares for Pierre Lorillard third and Grisword Teniliard. overall estate expected above 4 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
Pierre Lorilard
Marie
Whillam Hrinkerhoff
Burlingman County
Lorillard
Hrinkerhott
Pierre Lorillard
Grisword Teniliard
Strikers Weaken At Milwaukee Plant Circulation
Twenty more Imachinista workers returned to Alls-Chalmers in Milwaukee as strike pressure eased. General superintendent Reynolds stated only about eighty more men were needed to fill positions. At Pawling Harmnishfeger and Filer Stowell shops, most former machinists have resumed work and the firm expects the strike to end locally this week.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Imachinista
Alls-Chalmers
Reynolds Sun
Pawling
Harmnishfeger
Filer & Stowell
Duke of Connaught Installed as Grand Master at Albert Hall
New York reports eleven thousand English Free Masons attended the installation of the Duke of Connaught as grand master of the United Grand Lodge, succeeding Edward VII. The ceremony mirrored that of 1875 with Earl Amherst installing him and tributes from Scotland Ireland and colonies. Kitchener and other officers received honors.
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Associated Prena
New York
Duke of Connaught
United Grand Jodge
Edward VII
London
the Tribune
Grand Lodge
Prince of Wales
Earl Amherst
Earl of Warwick
Hozler
Scotland
Duke of Albercorn
Ireland
Lord Milner
Calcutta
Lord Kitchener
Catholics and Free Thinkers Clash in Saragossa
In Saragossa on July 18 religious processions were halted as Catholics and Free Thinkers clashed. About 400 shots were fired and 45 people wounded, twelve likely to die. Demonstrators bombarded convents, including Santa Inez, with stones and fires.
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Saragossa
Santa Inez
Missouri River Changes Course Near Leavenworth
The Missouri River has breached its banks eight miles south of Leavenworth and now feeds into the Platte. The Platte bed widens as the Missouri river may shift entirely into the Platte, forming a five mile long island up to two miles wide that could transfer from Missouri to Kansas.
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Associated Press
Kansan City
Mio
Leavenworth
Afl Io
Platte River
Platte
Missouri
Flattern Island
Kansas
Fire aboard Commodore T. S T Allen at harbor entrance
The full rigged ship Commodore T. S T Allen commanded by Captain Merriam carrying case oil for Hong Kong halted at the harbor entrance off Geiney channel with smoke from the main hatch and later ran aground on the eastern edge of Gartney channel. The 2,218 ton vessel is owned by T J Southard and Son of Richmond Maine.
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Associated Press
New York
T. ST. Allen
Merriam
Hong Kong
China
Geiney Channel
Gartney Channel
T. J. Southard & Son
Richmond
Maine
Mailed explosive machine shocks Brooklyn office
An explosive device mailed to John Hietcka a Brooklyn public works clerk was opened by Edgar Schroeder another office employee. Schroeder lost a hand and suffered facial and chest burns while the device burned his body. Police arrested Benjamin Rosenbluem on a second degree assault charge for allegedly sending the explosive.
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New York
John Hietcka
Brooklyn
Board of Public Works Improvements
Edgar Schroeder
Schroeder
Benjamin Rosenbluem
Ikietcka
Yacht Defenders Troubled as Beatrice Goes Missing
Milwaukee dispatch reports Cup Defender Ortom, the Beatrice, and the Marguerite amid a fierce storm while bound for Chicago. Orion and Marguerite reached port with sails torn. Beatrice unaccounted for with six aboard, feared beached or severely disabled. Orion set course for Chicago after repairs.
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Ortom
Beatrice
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Tiacine
Journal
Cup
Orton
Marguerite
Chicago
Orion
Saits
Landscape Artist Gottlieb Faber Shot Dead in New York
New York on July 18 Gottlieb Faber a landscape painter was shot and killed last night in front of his home by Thomas McGurk a 44 year old watchman for a contractor cutting the Washington Heights section of a Rapid Transit tunnel. Faber remonstrated with McGurk for flourishing a revolver before being shot. Faber who painted many pictures for the King of Württemberg was slain in the incident.
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Associated Press
New York
Gottlieb Faber
Thomas McGurk
Enlty
Washington Heights
Rapid Transit
Faber
McGurk
Butte Boxing Offer Promises Large Purse
Butte Montana July 18 William Madden manager of Gus Ruhlin the heavyweight has announced a purse of 420000 offered by the Olympic club for a Ruhlin versus Jeffries bout. The proposed fight would be staged as a bicycle stunt in Butte where prize fighting is permitted.
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Associated Preac
Butte
Mont
Willam Madden
Gus Rublin
Hown Butte
Ruhlin
Jeffries
Tida
Tolstoi Appears Much Improved After Fever Attack
St. Petersburg reports Count Leo Tolstoi, recently stricken with a severe fever, showed notable improvement yesterday. Despite doctors advising rest, he ventured into wet weather and spoke constantly of his work as his family stayed at his bedside.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Count Leon Tolstoi
Count Tolstoi
Effort Aims to Prevent Floods Across Red River Valley
The Tri-State Drainage Association adopted resolutions urging sane government action to manage flood conditions in the Red River valley. It asks Congress for an appropriation to drain the valley and control the water supply at their sources. Township organizations on both sides of the river are urged to contribute funds to support the campaign before Congress.
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Associated Presa
Fargo
N. D
Tirsinese Association
Sane
Valley of the Red
Congress
Captain Botha Killed in Orange River Colony Action
London reports from Lord Kitchener, commanding British forces in South Africa, that Captain Charles Botha, son of Philip Botha, and Field Cornets Humann and Oliver have been issued in the Orange River Colony following action at Elandsfontein on July 18.
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Associated Press
London
Lord Kitchener
South Africa
War Office
Elandsfontein
Charles Botha
Philip Botha
Humann and
Oliver
Orange River Colony
Re-rating of Knights of the Maccabees Proposed
Port Huron Michigan July 18 The supreme tent Knights of the Maccabees ordered all members re rated on the same plan as new members based on their joining age to share costs equitably. Trustees may invest in state and municipal bonds instead of only government bonds. Local chapters discuss the re rating and appointed a committee to confer.
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Associated Press
Port Huron
Mich
Supreme
Knights of the Maccabees
Order
Mremberg
Board of Trustees
Jamies of the Marcubees
Supreme Tent
Disorder in Belgian chamber halts education debate
Brussels July 1 violent scenes broke out in the chamber as left and right factions shouted vulgar and abusive language at each other during the education bill debate. Ushers intervened to prevent personal altercations and the session was suspended with President M. De Saddler warning of indefinite suspension if disorder continued.
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Vay Associated Press
Brussels
Chamber of Represents
M. de Saddler
Orphans Fled From Rathdrum to Avoid Catholic Adherence
Spokane special reports Kenwick Iowa uncle Prank Tine fled with two Rathdrum Idaho orphans aged five and seven to keep them from Catholic upbringing. He was arrested at Sand Point Idaho and returned. Judge Urady of Rathdrum had sought the children last week amid controversy.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake
Utah
Saya
Spokane
Tribune
Kenwick
Iowa
Rathdrum
Taha
Sand Point
Tdaho
Urady
Rathdrium
An Itsakg Ad
Schlatter Arrested in D C for Disturbance at Mission Rooms
Francia Schlatter known as a divine healer was arrested in Washington D C on complaint by Central Linton Mission authorities for creating disturbance in mission rooms. He was charged with vagrancy and there are plans to examine his mental condition. The report also notes political venom toward Tammany Hall and a funeral notice for Mrs William Monahan scheduled from St John’s on Thirteenth Street at nine o'clock Friday.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Francia Schlatter
Linton
Bottle makers form U S glass bottle trust
The Associated Press reports a new national glass bottle makers’ merger of about fifty firms. Formed at a secret Chicago meeting on July 1, the $20 million capitalization aims to stabilize prices and consolidate control across the industry. The development comes amid industry upheaval and rising costs.
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Asaociated Press
Wheeling
W. Va
United States
Waa
Secrat
Chicago
Burned for Revenge Mob Attacks Grand Mesa Holdings
In Neaver Colorado on July 18 a mob of about 75 Delta county residents burned the Radcliffe hotel cabins and related properties tied to Grand Mesa lakes owners in retaliation for the killing of W. A. Womack by a game warden last Monday. Losses are unreported.
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Ty Associated Press
Neaver
Col
Radcliffe
Grand Mesa Lakes
Delta County
W. A. Womack
Biddles Sentenced for Murder in Tiltsburg Court
In Tiltsburg Pennsylvania on July 18 the defendants Fark and Yaa Madigs were sentenced to death in the murder of Gracey Thomas J Kahney on April 12. Walter Herman was found guilty of murder in the first degree after confessing.
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Uty Associated Prose
Tiltsburg
Fark
Yaa" Madigs
Gracey Thomas J. Kahney
Walter Herman
Wad
German Exchange Bank of Chilton Closes After Examiner Ruling
State Bank Examiner E I Kidd ordered the German Exchange Bank of Chilton to close after a May examination showed insolvency. The private co partnership bank faced 145 000 cash on hand, 50 000 net assets, and loans to Zeck and Co totaling 300 000. The cashier and president are Keraten brothers, with Theodora Keraten a local Democratic figure. Attorney General Hicks sought a receiver, with hearings to appoint one in Oshkosh.
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German Exchange Bank
Chilton
Calumet Courty
Asors
State Bank
E. I. Kidd
Madison
Ovhkosh
Isat
Kid Ap
Kereten Brothers
Iit
Theodora Keraten
Henry Kaceten
H. Zeck & Co
Crevite
Wis
Marinette County
Zeck & Co
Kidd
Fe.rb. Hicks
Cheraupon
G. W. Burnell
Oshkosh
Etreult
Calumet County
Etreult Court
Atte
Institutiona
State Examiner
Wisconsin
Axam- Iner
Gsetharel
Ripon Man Arrested for Practicing Medicine
Dr. H B Dale reports F Mehrtens of Ripon was arrested on the charge of unlawfully practicing medicine claiming to be a magnetic healer. He has been in Ripon about two years after coming from Milwaukee and styles himself a doctor, which state law forbids for non graduates who have not passed board examinations.
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H. B. Dale
State Medical Board
F. Mehrtens
Ripon
Metrtens
Milwaukee
Scarlet fever case reported in Carl Ruhnke
Short notes report Carl Ruhnke as the latest scarlet fever case. William H. House of Neenan traveled to the city today on business. Northerly.
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Carl Ruhnke
William H. House of
Neenan
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