Kitchener Proclamation Sparks Civilians to Surrender
The Burgers face a deadline as General Kitchener calls for surrender by August 18 under British pressure. Affected towns fear banishment or imprisonment as 30 000 burghers contend with the British occupation and looming Sept 15 deadline. Police escorted workers to the scene amid tense exchanges in Cape Town and New York incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitaburg
Twelfth Street
Fraser & Chalmers
Abope
Banlane
Orange River Con
Herreaty
Wanted honest boy with experience for sale
Classified lines list job wants and sales prompts from Cyclone Machine Co and dairy wholesale, with various rental and real estate notices. Reading also includes furniture ads, reduced prices on furniture, and hardware listings from local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busines
Plano of
Breas
Cyclone Machine Co
Araers’ Dairy
South
Mala
Abara
W. Morea
Galea
P. K. Richard
Mogers Couch Factory
Bleyden
Iver /AMt
Siegeman
Wyo
Ave
W. Pittston
Ro Cmaakanows
Yaer Roweey Rangn O
Preparing for Battle and Labor Strife in Steel Industry
A chaotic report outlines labor actions, company moves, and political responses surrounding a major steel and tinplate strike. It references Union leadership, the American Federation of Labor, and congressional or naval interest, with mentions of Mossback figures and wartime production concerns. The piece ties wage, control, and production tensions to broader domestic upheaval amid escalating industrial conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trust
Shelby Steel
Forsaknap Oy
Tanae
Ache Sera
Equnion Ten
Ispresion Fa Wal
United
Steelers
Steel Corporation
Owris Tin Plate Company
Clau
Fe Lawrence
Shaffer
Gompern
American Federation of Holt
Mt At
Anne Hiss
Poe
Intieaya
Aes
Abn Intera
Panama-bound battleship bid sparks U.S. transport talk
The piece notes wartime naval planning as a Panama bound battleship bid triggers talk of a rapid U.S. naval transport. It mentions New York City meetings, officials, and a decision to dispatch a ship to the Atlantic route. Also referenced are local civic items and transit plans with officials named in connection with the broader war effort.
NEW FILIPINO JUNTA VISITS MALVAR ASURDENTS KILL CAVALRYMEN
Reported dispatches describe a new Filipino junta leader leaving Manila to visit Malvar while cavalrymen face deadly actions. The text mentions urgency, public works funding, and treasury concerns amid ongoing conflicts with authorities and local forces.
Eczema for Forty Years Deafens Little Hope
fragmentary text appears to describe a long dermatological condition with disjointed phrases and unclear context. No clear person, organization, place, date, or outcome is discernible from the readable words.
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Labor Leaders IN Conference
Kitchener
Burgers
Ollision IN
New York Bay
Lehigh Valley
Erey City
Oslock
Commonspaw
Fey City
Brooklyn
New York
Charles A. Cregan
Leh Schaty
Conetinetion Company
Ommittel
St. George Hotel
Cregam
Mel Donte
Banton
Bryan
Alexandria
Henry
Sam
Bali
Swat
West
Financia
der ‘Washington
Samuel Ie
Kis
Ras Bitten
Rodgers
Aring Range
Amira Kem
McKie
Hartson
Trufsen
Aluephy
Snowy
Montana
Manna
Sydnes
Ilbert
Sete
Taniniea
Cornwall
York
Sollayee
Coneene
Mies
Wisconsin
Panama
Exeter Borough
New York City
Burges
Homer
Mao
Owen Lieweliyn
West Prtate
Dent
Market Street
Pitrank Clark
Avoca
Ale
Butler
Wilkesbarre
John Grim
Mosanprons Ff Heaviness
Nas Department
Adee Inc
G. Reiter
Minetr 24
Tain Free Transit
Grant Street
Durfio
Panthers
Aiscers Re
Halifax
Pittaton
Deweler
Nalain Stopporite
Lake Poymielle
Pitston
Lake Poyatele
Ratiron
Pennsylvania
Allroad
New Jersey
NEW Filipino Junta
L Eaders
Manila
Malvar
Ane. C
Kereeal
Sao Caytain
First
United Stanes Eneatry
Aantry
Matanzas
Wendy
Cavalesinen
Sumer
Mattae
Fez
Leon
Drese
Forse
Goons & Co
Sayetions
Jos
Coons & Go
Gov. E. Market St
Public St, Wilkesbarre
LWA
People's Stores
South Main St
Pittston
Dr. Alex
P O'Malley
Poyntelle Lake
Ginsy Shae, Cony Shade
Foley
Midyoltey
Cl G
Evans
Evans Bros
South Main
Armstrong
al Mason
Mocha
Java
Cana Hoston
Benne
J.T
Armstron
G & CO
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