Amalgamated Assn Not Cutting Ice Today
Pittsburgh dispatch reports the Lindsay and McCutcheon farm mill at Allegheny started with non unions while guards blocked access. Other mills in Lawrenceville and nearby plant sites began or planned resumption, with strikers and militia tensions rising and leadership from Shaffer and Gompers weighing strategy as openings spread to Clark Carnegie Wellsville and Wellsville plants.
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PITTSBURG
Lindsay and McCutcheon Company
Alleghany
mit
McCutcheon mills
Clark
Carnegie works
Clark mill
United States Steel Corporation
Lindsay-McCutcheon
Samuel “. Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Steel Corporation
Lindsay and McCutcheon mills
Wellsville
Hyde Park
laturk
Lindsay
McCutcheon
Carnegie
lower
milla
United States Steel Gains Control of Shelby Tube Works
New York reports United States Steel Corporation has gained control of Shelby Tube Works. Shelby Company mills are run by non union workers. San Francisco notes strike status unchanged. Chicago wheat markets show open lower then firm, closing weak with October contracts near 71/4. December wheat around 1.02 dollars and oats with no sales.
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NEW YORK
United States Steel Corporation
Shelby
Shelby Company
CHICAGO
lexport
SAN FRANCISCO
Harley
MacArthur Reports on Philippine Situation 1901
War Department release of Major General MacArthur's July 4 1901 annual report covers October 1 1900 to June 30 1901. It details insurgent tactics after insurrection collapse, guerrilla networks, and efforts to conciliate natives. It cites 1026 engagements with insurgents and lists casualty and captured weapon statistics.
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WASHINGTON
MacaArthur
Philippines
War Department
hell
Mcarthur
United States
General MacArthur
Crime of a Denver railroad man's wife
Mrs. Phil Hitchcock, wife of a prominent railroad man, shot Mrs. Robins in a Sixteenth Street candy store and then fatally shot James W. Roberts on the sidewalk. Roberts died at once. Mrs. Hitchcock was arrested. The motive remains unknown.
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DENVER
Phil Hitchcock
James W. Roberts
Sixteenth street
Robins
Roberts
Excursion Trains Collide Near Confluence Pa
Two excursion train sections collided near Confluence Pennsylvania fourteen miles east of Pittsburg about 11 this morning. About ten people were seriously or lightly injured and several cars wrecked. Injured were taken to Atlantic City hospital. signals likely caused the crash.
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PITTSBURG
Atlantic City
Confluence
Cen
Connellsville
sudyenly
telis aml
Oceanic in Collision With Kincora Sinks Vessel
The Oceanic, White Star Line, reported collision with the Kincora in fog in the Irish Channel. The Kincora sank. seven lives were lost. Oceanic's bow damaged but voyage continues toward New York via Queenstown. The Kincora operated between Waterford and Limerick.
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QUEENSTOW
White Star Line
Oceanic
Cameron
Liverpool
New York
Queenstown
collsion
Kincora
Waterford
Ireland
Oceanus
Limerick
Army officer makes complaint on San Francisco strike
A War Department dispatch from Colonel Long reports the San Francisco port tied up by the strike, hindering ship labor and forcing the Lennox to be returned to its owners with government fittings unchanged. The strike is described as more serious than at any time since it began, impacting port operations and transport refitting plans. Also, a Pan American Railroad Company president warns of Isthmus trouble and suggests sending a warship to both Panama sides. the Machias has been ordered to Colon.
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PITTSBURG
Clark
Thirty fifth street
Lawrenceville
Louis Brown
American Steel Company
Chartiers
Carnegie
Henry
Republic Iron Works
wis
Wellavile
Scotsdale
R. W. Taylor
P. M. Smith
WASHINGTON
War Department
Colonel Long
San Francisco
Lennox
Long
STOPPING A PRIZE FIGHT IN LEAVENWORTH
Governor Stanley wires Leavenworth Sheriff Everhardy to halt a planned prize fight as law prohibits betting and the event includes boxing bouts in addition to vaudeville acts. The Leavenworth Eagles had scheduled the ten round match between Pat Earle and Joe Curtin.
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Kansas
Seattle Climber Seattle Native Dies in Kansas City
Lawrence dispatch reports Matthew P Seattle a native of Seattle named after his grandfather died in Kansas City today of consumption. An Indian and Haskell Institute graduate he studied law at the University of Kansas and was the first Indian admitted to the Lawrence Masonite Lodge. He will receive a Masonic burial.
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KANSAS CITY
Star
Lawrence
Matthew P. Seattle
Seattle
Wash
Haskell Institute
University of Kansas
Lawrence Masonite Lodge
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Vandergrift
La Fayette
Lindsay and McCutcheon
American Steel Hoop Company
Gibson
SVhy
Sligo
St. Louis
Birmingham
Amalgamated Journal
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Chappell
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Mahoning
McKeesporters
National Pipe Mille
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Federation of Labor
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M’ARTHUR
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Sters’ Strike
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R. HERZ & BRO
Reno Jewelers
LEAVENWORTH
LONDON
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
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Sabi
NEVADA
Galveston
INDIANAPOLIS
Cass county
HARRY L. McDUFFEE
VIRGINIA STREET
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