Amalgamated Association Lodges Vote to Obey Strike
Four lodges of the Amalgamated Association in Joliet Illinois vote to obey President Shaffer and strike. The report notes allied moves by General Kitchener and possible leadership shifts in Britain and Mexico. The blast of storms along the Atlantic and Mississippi regions brings flooding in Mobile Alabama. Thompson in Havana is convicted and fined four hundred dollars or six months in prison for irregular accounts. General Fitzhugh Lee plans a retirement to industry near Richmond but will not comment further. President Gompers of the AFL defers on steel strike details. Moran proposed a vast union of labor and capital with steel holdings valued in the billions. Alfred Bianco dies after a fatal yard accident at Granton North Dakota while attempting a wager stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Association
Illinois Steel Company
Joliet
Ltl
Shaffer
Kitchener
Will
South Africa
Lytteton
India
Dine
Mexico
Atlantic
Mobile
Alabama
K.P. Thompson
Havana
Thompson
Fitzhagh Lee Baw
Richmond
Gowpers
American Federation of Labor
Carnival and Street Fair at Baker City Called Off
The Baker City carnival and street fair have been declared off. The report also notes various local happenings including a heat wave in Washington county with 103 degrees and a public figure in custody, plus other community items from Salem and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Salem Corlitary Band
Salem
Modern Woodwell
Joseph W. Marel
Saeitle University
Washington County
Weather Bureau
Eer
H. Kh. Moore
Linn County
D. M. Wiley
Pacific Coan Lomier Manuulartarers' Association
Hoquiam
Washington
Oregon
British Columbia
W. P. Kotex
Judah
Charles ©. Williams
Mongt Lasaot
Chemy City
Snake River
Blackfoot
Proscription and Health Advice From a Historical Paper
Fragmentary OCR presents a medical pamphlet style text discussing prescriptions and dietary guidance. It references Proscription and favorite remedies, with mentions of women’s health and weak and sickly individuals. The text includes scattered phrases about health, appetite, and medical advice in period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae
Pinrew
Sam R Thompson Shot In The Face In Mountain Hunt
Sam R Thompson of Hansford and Thompson was accidentally shot in the face by companion William Keller during a hunting trip about 40 miles southeast of Pendleton. He rode 40 miles home with a facial wound and arrived at Pendleton in weak but stable condition awaiting medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam KK. Thompson
Hansford & Thompson
William Keller
Meadow Creek
Pendleton
Flest
Pilot Rock
Mr. Keller
CO. J. Smith
Sofelock
Thorpeon
Keller
Thompson
Tle
Keolers
Thompcoo
Hetter
Tallman & Co
P. Im
Thompeon
Koller
Roen
Sam Thenpaon
Hansford & Phonypeon
Robert Starkweather
Paseley
Anyon
Ridytom
McClelland Meadows
Mendileton
Pilot Rook
Harvey Horn
Particutre
Garvey Horn
Mireh Creek
Starkweather
Bino
Pilot Hook
Oroguulan
Sivridivant
Navy department misused five million war funds expose
A Washington dispatch reports a lengthy expose alleging the Navy department was allowed five million dollars for the war effort, with accusations of improper use. A Constantinople dispatch also notes Kurdish bands raiding the Dewire district in Armenia, burning villages and abducting young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londas
Constantinople
Dewire
Armenia
Wheat Prices Move Little Amid Strong Export Demand
The New York market showed small price changes as export shipments reached a record 9,000,000 bushels for the week, boosting expectations for higher values amid foreign demand and domestic tightness. Wheat closed near 77 1/8 to 77 1/4 with stocks down and money at 2.4 percent, while San Francisco and Chicago reports echo the same subdued trend and rising exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Storm Strikes New Orleans District Reports Losses
Word from storm district New Orleans indicates communication lines are set up and relief efforts underway. The storm wrecked rail and river traffic with many farms and coastal residents injured or missing. a large vessel seems to have foundered offshore with unclear name.
New Charge in Schley Case Raises Alcohol Question
Washington reports a new charge against Schley in the court martial. It is alleged his enemies aim to prove he was intoxicated during the Santo Domingo engagement. An Army and Navy Journal item notes Evans may seek a court of inquiry to examine a statement about ex-Secretary Chandler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sehley
Bvana
Army and Navy
Osoto Baled
Evans
Chandler
Edward Seventh Praised During Address on War Struggles
The king commended Lombon Atyt and other nobles for support and generosity to the crown. He reflected on the Southern African war, noting its difficulties and breadth, and expressed hope for further royal additions to the lithographic honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lombon
Atyt
Kin Kaloo
Thinks Boer War At An End In Remarkable London Speculation
London Sun reports remarkable conjectures about an end to the Boer War. It suggests officers plan to pressure and influence the course of events through accords with leaders in South Africa and Kitcheaner, while a draft constitution and future government plans are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mothea
Multuer
South
Alison
Constitution Wins Race in Laren Mont Series
In Larchojont on August 7 Constitution defeated Solumbia in the second race of the Larobiont series amid strong wind and windy conditions. Conductor Hilolion led Constitution to victory as the expected repeat performance materialized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitution
Corlutohid
Bowie
Werses
Columbia
Bloody mob surrounds man amid Texas outrage
Fragmented report from Sherman indicates a mob near Badier is guarding Abe Wilder and Mrs James Cauldwell after an assault. wreckage and fear dominate the scene as burial plans are prepared, while distant naval moves and royal talks surface elsewhere in a mixed dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Tex
Abe Wilder
Begia
James Cauldwell
Badier
Strikes Stir Uncertainty Across U S Steel Regions
Across Mitteburg to South Chicago and Hay View, strike leaders face fraught talks as Amalgamated and employers weigh terms. Retailers in San Francisco push to end price disputes while Montréal's telegraph and fire crews seek settlement with Canadian Pacific over track workers.
Minn. man aims to burn $25000 in will dispute
Pant Scott of Faribault left 90000 in book notes and U S currency with the will seeking to burn $25000 to prevent heirs from benefiting. Probate court faces a heated fight as heirs contest the plan arguing the executor would not destroy the money by fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ale
Onder
Lutteria
Faribault
Ming
Record Herald
Scott
United States
Winters Pleads Guilty in Gold Hobbing Case
In a preliminary hearing, Winters pleaded guilty to charges in the gold hobbing case. The Navy announced actions as the accused was moved to San Alewe for further processing. The ship from the Maen las waying was said to have sailed for Calon, Vari. The public records note Miller and Leos arriving in Brent early morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Calon
Vari
Leos
Brent
Miller
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J. R. Demott
Alexander & Hexter
Boston
Childrens
Were
Mingasiow
Penn New Hook
Ry Heats
Comin
Tollet
Arti
Toys Ang Games
Ball Croce, Camp
Shal, Vaney
Ick Nolf
Rohman's
C. Rohrman
General News
J. Pierpont Moran
United States Steel Corporation
Great Stout Trust
Alfred Bianco
West Shore Ralroad
Pietro
Granton
N.d
Mane
Blanco
Dutil
Pacific Northwest News
Therhcoo
Tata
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Peerless Ice Cream
It. C. Taylor
Sam R. Thompson
Navy Department
San Francisco
Chiomto
Ang
New Orleans
New Orleana
Rome
Amiall
Emin Erliensken
Schley
Santiago
Edward
Woill
London Sun
Solumbia
Larenmont Serias
Phey
Negro Murdaver
Panama
Lown
San Frantino
Ewilord
Csar
Kaiser
Berlin
Keiser Wilhelm
Cour Nicholas
Carlarade
Allport
Johnstown
Tallman & Qo
Hall Street
Steel Corporation
Mitteburg
Vies Trust
Amalgamated
Wall Street
Hay
Matthew Borden
Vrisco
Sai Pranciona
St Ie
Montreal
Minnesota
Winters
Sontro
Firat Mair
Peoples
Pert
Pendietos
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