Railroads reopen as coal miners hold out in San Francisco dispatch
San Francisco reports workers quiet but coal miners resist return to work. New York warned of riot and fires. San Francisco police and civic groups monitor unrest. St. Louis and Buffalo rail yards resume, with general freight and passenger traffic returning to normal amid lingering tensions. Chicago traffic slowly recovers as limited strikes persist at Burlington and other lines.
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Thin Am
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Gen. Smith
Ralway Transit Company
Tring
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East St. Louis
Gen. Boles
Wall
Rail Strike Ends In Pennsylvania Amid Stable Freight
In Wilkes Barre two thousand miners rally to keep the strike, with 95 percent of workers conceding an advance. At Erie freight and passenger trains run on all roads from the city. In Pittsburgh and Philadelphia the railroad strike appears ended with freight offices open and trains on schedule.
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Wilkesbarre
Prif. Erie
Pittarmad
Fillsburg
Rail traffic restored amid riot era tensions and talks
Freight trains move rapidly as broken lines are cleared and rolling stock is collected. The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad under Merrill faces no strike, workers remain on full duty, and engineers seek talks over pay while guards ease after initial disturbances.
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Merrillaubwaukce Sentipel
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
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Jig Road
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Mr. Merrill
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Treasury committee closes probe on Wyman Gilfilan transfer
The committee reports completion of its review of the U S Treasury office transfer from Wyman to Gilfilan. It notes $740,000,000 moved into and out of the treasury during Wyman’s term with only a minor discrepancy under $5. The treasury remains in nearly the same condition as a year ago.
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U. S. Treasury
Washington
Office of
Wyman
Gilfilan
Treasury
Weather Summary for Upper Lakes and Mississippi Valleys
Weather report notes rising then falling barometer. Winds shift from north and southeast with cooler air followed by warmer, partly cloudy conditions across the Upper Lakes, Upper Mississippi, and Lower Missouri Valleys.
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Mississippi
Missouri
War News and Movements Reported From London
Foreign dispatches describe Russian demands for transport of 6,000 prisoners of war and a meeting between the emperors of Germany and Austria on August 9. Mehemet Ali is said to lead 60,000 troops toward Eski-Juna, while reports claim Bubeman’s defeat was greatly exaggerated. The Selavophile influence prompts government action against Aksakoff in Moscow.
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Notices and reminiscences cross many miles and events
Personal notes from Hox and other cities tell of trips to Boston, autographs, and Harvard president warnings about sectarian education. Obscure obituary and medal mentions from Prague, Italy, and Mohawk yacht rescues appear alongside a Taft governor pledge, a Georgia constitutional jab, Caxton’s English printing, Agnew fined for out of season shooting, and a Boston man’s grim farewell letter to relatives.
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Arente
John Hosa
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Hyacinth
Schuyler Crosby Laz
Italy
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Taft
Ohio
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Lochrane
Georgia
Caxton
England
Agnew
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Treasury declares new 4 percent notes redeemable only for gold
The Treasury states that the new four percent bonds issued to replace gold coin can be redeemed only with gold or its full equivalent. This formal rule ties the redemption to gold coin, contrasting with other redeemability methods.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Bank Suspension Shocks Lock Haven, Pa.
The Lock Haven National Bank has suspended operations as of July 30, triggering local banking concerns and prompting inquiries into its financial condition and future reopening possibilities.
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Lockhaven National Bank
Markets by Telegraph July 3 1277 and Chicago notes
Market summaries report dull wheat and steady prices for various grains, with corn and rye quoted steady or firmer. Chicago details show wheat firm, corn stronger, pork and lard prices steady, hog receipts about 7,000 and mixed livestock pricing across regions.
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