Strike Breaking as Miners Return to Work in Hibbing
Reports from northern ranges indicate the United States Steel strike is fracturing as miners resume work. Governor Johnson met strike leader Petriella and pledged state aid to contain violence. Western Federation of Miners plans peaceful action and a cooperative store to bolster labor, while some dock workers go back to their posts amid ongoing arbitration talks.
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Sayan
Associated Press
Duluth
Minn
Steel Corporation
Johnson
Hibbing
Herald
Petriella
Western Federation of Miners
Chicago
Detroit
United States Steel Corporation
Minneapolis
Journal
John Machi
Western Federation of Minere
Nore
Macks
Tttte
Macki
Western Federation
Caleth
Virginia
Ati
Superion
Wis
Banna
Allouex
Vamain Ocenner
Minister Xunzin Hast Released From Prison
Xunzin Hast, minister of public instruction, formerly jailed for embezzling 509,600 in public funds, has been released from the common prison. He will be under nominal arrest at his own residence in the future.
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Associated
Prem Romer
Xunzin Hast
Exchange of courtesies at Grest dinner with Japanese officers
In Grest France on July 25 Rear Admiral Steckten hosted a dinner aboard American cruisers Washington and Tennessee. Japanese officers from Tsukuba and Chitose saluted the Japanese emperor and navy. Captain Takanutchi toasted President Roosevelt and the American navy. Japanese sisters remain aboard and lack shore leave until the American squadron departs this afternoon.
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France
Steckten
Washington
Tennessee
Tsukuba
Chitose
Stuck
Ten
Takanutchi
Roosevelt
Hewitt Qualifies in Wisconsin Blue Golf Qualifier
Special to The Northwestern from Madison Wisconsin July 5 The preliminary qualifying rounds of the Wisconsin Blue Golf tournament show F W Jacobs Maple Bluff leading with 85 as half the second round remains The wet ground caused low scores and officials note the tournament may see the lowest scores in state history Others scoring well include Hewitt Nieman Allis and Vose as contenders The upcoming entries include Milwaukee Country Club and Blue Mound hopefuls and talk of hosting next year’s event continues
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Wis
F. W. Jacobs
Maple Bluff Gulf Club
H. Vose
Milwaukee
Jacobs
R. Landers
R. T. Cavanaugh
M. Hixon
George H. Russell
George W. Burton
Louis Atlis
A. W. Tressler
A. B. Morris
R. P. Kropf
Gilbert Hickox
Duffer
Kenosha
Milwaukee Country Club
Ham” Vose
Blue Mound Club
Millwaukee
West Side
Beefs Fine Price Protests Turned Violent in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia the Jewish quarter saw mass demonstrations as women protested beef price hikes at Kosher shops. Windows were broken, meat drenched with kerosene, and arrests followed after clashes with police. A 1,000 strong group formed, with a 30 member committee posting pickets to discourage purchases. Police dispersed crowds amid reports of 50 arrests and hearings for rioters. Some predict prices will drop to pre-fast levels.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Poe Lee
Before the War Settler Jacob Steiner Dies in Superior
Jacob Steiner, a prominent planter and head of the lakes region figure, died at his Superior home aged sixty eight. He was among the few remaining settlers from the “before the war” colony.
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Frese
Jacob Prominent Ploners
Head of the Lakes
Superior
Steiner
Glass case goes to the jury after testimony adjourns
San Francisco July 6 The prosecution in the Glass libel case closes with the defense submitting the case without testimony. Witnesses were panned and the jury will hear the verdict after deliberation.
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Jim Glass
Agerciated Prees
San Francisco
Cal
Severe Heat Frying St Louis as City Feels Tolling 90 Degrees
Very hot in St. Louis with temperatures reaching ninety degrees. Preparations were hindered by the extreme heat causing illness and discomfort among workers and residents alike. Officials urge hydration and cooling measures to prevent heat-related issues.
Riot In Argentina Leaves Nine Dead In Bahia Pianca Clash
A riot in Bahia Pianca ends with nine killed and many injured as clashes erupt between armed miners and police. The confrontation follows a long dispute at the port area involving local workers and authorities.
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Boones Agres
Mary
Bahia Pianca
From Letter Carrier to Postmaster Edward Morgan Ascends
New York July 25 Edward M Morgan, after twenty four years in the postoffice and nine as assistant postmaster, has been chosen by President Roosevelt to succeed William R Wilcox as New York city postmaster. Associates cite his honesty and swift grasp of content as key traits that would serve the vast mail system best. Politicians bankers and merchants pushed for his appointment as a natural successor to Wilcox.
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New York City
Washington
Edward M. Morgan
Roosevelt
William R. Wilcox
Postoffice
America
Mr. Borgan
Mr. Morgan
Wilcox
Atsities
Morgan
Greet Down Town
Morgen
Republican County Committee
Armenians Fear Hunchakist Pressure After Tavshanjian Murder
New York officials probe Hunchakist terror methods as rich Armenian targets face threats. After the murder of H. Tavshanjian, letters threaten other Armenians to fund anti Turkish activities. Attendees report fear and secrecy while investigators reckon with possible accomplices and broader intimidation.
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Tarshensian
Boston
Mam
Associated Press
New York
Smyth
Hunchakist
H. &. Tavahanjian
Union Square
Manley
Tavshanjian
Majiad
Houston
Twentieth Street
East River
Fourth Avenue
Bedros Hampartzoonian
Attem R
Wavermmant
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Reed
Brother
Two Women Save Aldermen From Gas Poisoning
In Stoughton near Madison July 25 two women Emma Harresson and Christine Erickson, the latter a cripple, pushed aside two men and dragged dying Alderman Clark and Dris col from a cellar full of gas fumes. Alderman Clark had already died attempting the rescue. Both women and the men were in serious condition.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Alderman
Clark
Henry Driscol
Stoughton
Emma Harresson
Christine Erickson
Aldermanark
Driscoll
Famine in Jamaica Sparks Government Criticism and Tax Strain
The St Ergesth district suffers famine amid alleged government inaction. Governor Guvter tours affected areas as 10640 victims are reported. A Newton district scandal in St Elizabeth reveals starving people, without school fees and tax payments, across religions.
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Jamaica
St. Ergesth
Guvter
Newton
St. Elizabeth
Schoense
Ign Rai
Interest and Dividends Reported By Amalgamated Copper
Aide Preaxt reports that borrowings and interest are assigned to railroads on arena ABUKS 1. Amalgamated Copperire aggregating 8754. A B T 7 notes One of those items. Central fostered ene for 25 726.4. United States Steel is to be paid Se aghe wee of the month.
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Aide Preaxt
New York
Coppereaie
Tiina Central
States _ Steel corporation
Telden
Morth
Dawes Defends Beneficial Trade Agreements Against Sherman Law
Wisconsin Bankers association session hears Hon. Charles G Dawes argue the Sherman Anti Trust Law criminalizes all restraint of trade even when agreements are beneficial or necessary to public welfare. He cites contracts among competitors to ensure pure goods, prevent over supply of perishables, and keep competition alive, while noting some restraints are harmful and should be criminal.
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Associated Preea
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Bankers’ Association
Charles G Dawes
Chicago
John G. Perrin
Barker
Indianapolis
Dawes
F. J. Carr
The
Association
United States
Industrial reform debate and bank policy at 1907 convention
The article reports on a county level call to amend the Sherman anti trust law to prevent unfair competition and support honest business, with voices from Tonopottes advocates. It notes currency reform opposition and support for asset currency, plus a pledge to expel express companies from banking. Officers elected for 1907 68 term include Sherman Appleton Zimmerman Milwaukee Puelicher Durand. The convention adjourned with next host city to be chosen later.
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United States
Min
Uinder
American Bankers’ Association
Bankers’ Association
Joan J. Sherman
Appleton
K. C. Zimmerman
Wausau
J. H. Puelicher
Milwaukee
Frank Pierce
Durand
Exera
Last Plea For Haywood In Boise Court
Clarence Darrow continued final plea for William D. Haywood acquittal in Boise Idaho. He reviewed evidence with condemnation of Pinkertons and abuse of orchard while Horah prepared state closing. Darrow attacked deportations and praised Simpkins while warning jurors a fair trial might come only after a hanging timeline. Court recessed for noon. Darrow to conclude in afternoon session.
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Associated Press
Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Clarence Darrow
United States
Horah
Derrow
Darrow
Colorado
Jack Bimpking
Steunenberg
Simpkins
Western Federation of Miners
Simp Kine
Clarence Darrow Wib
Survivors Arrive From Columbia Wreck At San Francisco
The City of Topeka brought eleven survivors including Lulu Hansen of Minneapolis. Of 245 aboard the ill fated Columbia, 152 saved, five bodies recovered, eighty eight reported lost. Among 191 passengers, 114 saved with sixty seven taken to Astoria and nineteen arriving at San Francisco.
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Cal
Topeka
Columbia
Lulu Hansen
Minneapoli
Minn
Astoria
Eureka
Big Mill Closure Strikes Belfast Spinning Plant
Belfast July 23 Unable to obtain real as a consequence of a continued strike of the dock laborers one of the largest spinning mills in the city shut down today The strike began the latter part of June and there are still no signs of a settlement Four thege and workmen are idle Steg the chesing down of the spinning unit and almost all the other mills wave neice They will be fore to clog down Scores of thousands of men will then be without work The pelies are be coming disaffected because of the extra work entailed to the strike and are demanding additional par.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Mystery in tragedy grips Belmont apartment killing
A woman in Belmont was stabbed and killed in her apartment early today. Her husband, found on the ground behind the building, was taken to a hospital unconscious. Police guard him as he is held under arrest on suspicion of involvement.
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Belmont
Samper
Binom
Alozian Reethera
Japan Rules Corea New Treaty Signed
Tokyo July 1 The new convention between Japan and Corea was signed at 1 pm after Corean court opposition. It provides that Corea’s administration be guided by the Japanese resident general, all laws require his approval, high officials be appointed with his consent, and only those recommended by him may hold office. Foreigners employed with his consent. The 1904 financial adviser clause is annulled. Japan expects peaceful development and maintained order in the peninsula.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Jian
Corea
Corean Coort
Privy Council of Japan
Japan
Peninsula
Far East
Johnson Brothers Face Gallows In Erie County Murder Case
Tonawanda Pa July 25 Charlie Johnson scheduled for execution for complicity in the Sept 19 4 murder of his brother’s wife and niece near the town. Bigler Johnson confessed and implicated others. the mother sister and a younger brother were acquitted. Bigler was hanged about a year ago. Arsenic found in Charles Johnson’s vacated cell recently.
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Associated Press
Tonawanda
Charlie Johnson
Bigler Johnson
Charles
Bigler
Charles Johnson
Roosevelts Appoints Secretaries for Copenhagen and Humanta
President Roosevelt made two appointments to the consular service. James G. Bailey of Kentucky is named secretary of legation at Copenhagen Denmark. Norman Hutchinson of California is named secretary of legation and consul general to Humanta and Sergia.
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Hy Associated Press
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Ames G. Bailey
Kentucky
Copenhagen
Denmark
Norman Hutchinson
California
Houmanta and
Sergia
Referee Appointed in Bankruptcy Case in Milwaukee
Special 19 The Northwestern reports Judge J Vo Quarles appointed Ward Q Nye as referee in bankruptcy in the United States district court to supervise the resignation of John F Maxwell, effective September 3, as the case proceeds in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Edward Q. Nye le
John F. Maxwell
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Fiward Q. Nye
J. Vo Quarles
Vanes States
Joha F. Maxwell
Rounding Cape Horn and Maneuvers At Sea
The American cruiser St 1 sg aT Hie arrives today after a long voyage from the eval ceant and rentinied region. Strains of Mardelan and Joly are mentioned in transit as crews report wear from a taxing tancdtoe.
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Asenciatal Pree
Arenas
Steamship Movements. July Arrival of President Lincoln
The steamer President Lincoln has arrived from Hamburg, according to maritime notices. The brief dispatch notes the vessel's arrival as part of ongoing steamship movements reported in the current period.
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President Lincoln
Hamburs
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