Be binders union faces Miller reinstatement clash
Washington July 25 The Be binders union has abandoned threats of walkout if W A Miller returns to duty at the government printing office. Miller reported for duty but stayed only briefly as the union protests the reinstatement process while awaiting further word from officials.
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Washington
Union
W. A. Miller
Government Printing Office
Roosevelt
Miller
Palmer
Allied Trades
Civil Service Commission
Cortelyou
Proctor
Three Strikers Sentenced for Contempt in Syracuse
Kiram Powers John Lillis and Otto Befz moulders from Stearns shop found guilty of contempt by Justice William Andrews. Powers fined 75 dollars and 30 days, Lillis 60 dollars and 30 days, Benz 50 dollars. Justice Andrews noted workers may leave but must stop at contempt ruling.
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Syracuse
N. J
Kiram Powers
John Lillis
Otto Befz
Stearns
William ©. Andrews
Powers
Lillis
Benz
Andrews
Minnie Healy case reversed at Butte
The supreme court voids Judge E W Harney’s decision in the Minnie Healy mining case, citing reprehensible conduct and improper letters with Ada H Brackett, the Heinze company employee. The ruling upholds a reversal and marks a victory for the Amalgamated company.
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Butte
Mont
Minnie Healy
Supreme Court
E.W. Harney
Ada H. Brackett
Heinze
Harney
Amalgamated Company
Conditions ideal for tennis play at Kenwood
Chicago July 25 ideal weather and court conditions opened the Western tennis championship at Kenwood Country club with entrants from California Cincinnati Canada and Minneapolis. The article also notes court injunction incidents and Chicago strikers punished under Kellogg Switchboard injunction with fines and jail terms.
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Chicago
Kenwood Country Club
Colloins
Waidner
Snow
Aspcraft
Peters
Hunt
California
Emerson and Diepl
Cincinnati
Holmeingham
Garnett
Farley Surrenders After Ringing Charge at Racetrack
E E Farley, ruled off by Detroit Jockey Club for entering a horse under another name, surrendered to Chicago authorities. Michigan law makes fraudulent entry in a speed contest a felony. Farley claims innocence while Detroit officials stand by the ruling and Grosse Pointe officials expelled him.
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Chicago
E. E. Farley
Detroit Jockey Club
Michigan
Farley
Sarah Black
Grosse Pointe
Western Jockey Club
Bold Lincoln robbery in broad daylight shocks city
In Lincoln Nebraska a bold daytime robbery robbed two city businesses of 45.50. A solitary stranger forced O E Houck to surrender 7.50 after entering his rooms above a restaurant. He then broke into Rehtander drug store during a circus parade and took 38 from the safe.另 Across the country Philadelphia saw Young Corbett KO Billy Mannard in two minutes in the first round.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
R Tims
O. E. Houck
Houck
Young Corbett
Philadelphia
Billy Maynard
Keene Involved in Turbulent Market Collapse Rumors
A New York stock exchange report cites Talbot J Taylor Co and W L Stow Co suspending operations amid a volatile market. The looming connection to James K Keene and his speculative network is noted as a probable cause of the turmoil. Bloomington marriage probe reveals a man accused of abducting a Pontiac bride amid alleged illegal marriage claims.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Talbot J. Taylor & Co
W. L. Stow & Co
James R. Keene
the Exchange
James K. Keene
Keene
Was Jas R Keene Involved In Stock Turmoil Rumors
The street speculates on James R Keene’s ties to T J Taylor & Co amid a rift with his son in law over Southern Pacific trades. Reports claim Keene halted direct orders and used Samuel Babcock for many transactions while remaining ill at his hotel. Wall Street doubts his losses would affect his wealth.
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T. J. Taylor & Co
James R. Keene
Keene
Talbot J. Taylor
Southern Pacific
Taylor
Eleven Bodies Recovered at Hanna Mine Disaster
Hanna Wyoming July 25 Eleven more bodies of Union Pacific mine explosion victims have been recovered. Despite decomposition they are identified as James Wilde Jr Uriah Davis James Watson Thos Manti Henry Lindi Robert Tinsley Clay Tinsley John Malberg Mat Malberg Files Nicholson and Nick Laminmen.
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Hanna
Wyo
Union Pacific
James Wilde, Jr
Uriah Davis
James Watson
Thos. Manti
Henry Lindi
Robert Tinsley
Clay Tinsley
John Malberg
Mat Malberg
Files Nicholson
Nick Laminen
Heavy Fine Imposed In Peonage Case
Montgomery jury convicts R. N. Franklin of peonage for compelling Pat Hill, a Black worker, to remain in bondage. Judge imposes a $1,000 fine, which is paid immediately in court. The case highlights enforcement actions against unlawful coercion and forced labor in the region.
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Montgomery
Ala
of the United
Monmouth Seeks August Borchert Escaped Patient
Authorities at Monmouth seek August Borchert, recently released from Watertown hospital as cured, noted for forgery and criminal record. He reportedly escaped after miscommunication and is believed to be a danger to reoffend. Watertown hospital construction advances with stone blocks, basement walls, and new ward work underway.
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Monmouth
August Verchert
Watertown Hospital
Borchert
Borebert
New Ward
Canoe Creek Man Hurt While Harvesting Oats
Peter Hutton of Canoe Creek township met a severe farm accident while oiling a reaper. A horse kicked free, frightening the team and the machine fell on him. He suffered a broken jaw in two places and a long abdominal wound with intestines exposed. Doctors from Albany and Erie attended him as his condition remained critical.
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Peter Hutton
Canoe Creek
Mr. Hutton
King and Queen Leave Irish Capital
Dublin July 23 King Radward and Queen Alexandra depart with Princess Victoria for Newtownards to visit the Marquis of Londonderry, continuing their royal tour.
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Dublin
King Radward
Queen Alexandra
Princess Victoria
Newtownards
Marquis of Londonderry
First Turkish Warship Built Here Launched at Cramp Yard
The Turkish cruiser Medjidin, the first warship ever built in Philadelphia for the Ottoman Empire, was launched at noon today at the Cramp shipyard in the presence of a distinguished gathering.
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Philadelphia
Medjidin
Ottoman Empire
Cramp
Hero 10 year olds save drowning friend at river bridge
Logansport Indiana July 25 A 10 year old boy Ray Kienly leaped from a railroad bridge into twenty feet of water to save his playmate Elmer Fawcett also 10 who was drowning after sinking in deep water. Kienly pulled Fawcett by the hair and kept both heads above water until help arrived. Paoli Indiana July 25 injunction proceedings were filed before Judge Buskirk by French Lick citizens to restrain outsiders from destroying sulphur springs at French Lick. Complainants Azor C Smith Miles Boland Elber Pruitt Will W Caves and the French Lick Springs Hotel company accuse John L Howard George B Gagnon and Baden Lick Sulphur Springs company of conspiring to destroy the springs using engines pumps and machinery.
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Logansport
Ind
Wabash
Ray Kienly
Elmer Fawcett
Young Fawcett
Young Whienly
Fawcett
Kienly
Fretteh Lick
Buskirk
Whisky Distillery Fire Causes Heavy Loss in Terre Haute
Fire broke out this afternoon in the distillery of the Whisky Trust in Terre Haute causing extensive damage expected to reach several hundred thousand dollars. The blaze disrupted operations and prompted emergency response from local fire crews.
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Whisky Trust
Terre Haute, Tud
Elgin Dairyman Barrett Arrested on Blackmail Warrant
Elgin July 25 John Barrett a leading northern Illinois dairyman and pioneer Elgin Board of Trade member was arrested on a warrant sworn by Martin Johnson president of the Elgin Clerks union who accuses Barrett of making overtures to his 11 year old daughter Barrett calls it blackmail and says the charge is false
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Sestous
Milwaukee Horse Show to Become Summer Fixture
The Milwaukee horse show has been a success and will be held again in the summer months. A second show is planned for 1904, with management confident of a positive financial balance.
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Milwaukee
Trade Outlook Improves as Collections Rise and Unions Agree
New York July report notes less midsummer dullness in business with prompt collections. Many unions sign working agreements in city building trades and about half return to work. Railways report July gains of 12.9 percent over last year. Western retail distribution slowed by farm work. Footwear orders solid. Woolens prices cut by American Woolen. Domestic mills cut cotton production. Weekly failures: 191 in U.S., 19 in Canada.
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New York
Rk. G. Dun & Co’s
Review of Trade Today
Kings of Railways
American Woolen Company
United States
Canada
Statesman in the field at Kenosha credits Stephenson farming stance
Isaac Stephenson ex representative and noted half breed candidate for the Quarles senate seat helps hay in his own farm fields near Kenosha while Quarles campaigns stir farmer commentary He denies seeking office and the scene spurs debate among farmers in the region.
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Kenosha
Wis
Isaac Stephenson
J. W. Quarles
United States
Senate
Quarles
Stephenson
Final duty to the dead in Rome and Leo XIII funeral
Rome observed the lying in state of Pope Leo XIII with quiet rites and masses across churches. Diplomats led a grand consistory hall reception as Cardinal Oreglia thanked governments. The missing papal ring drew curiosity while crowds watched at St Peter's. conclave speculation favored Cardinal Gotti though other candidates were noted.
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Rome
Leo XIII
Sacred College
Vatican
Pope Leo
Cardinal Oreglia
Leo Mit
Basilica of
St. Meters
Catafalque
Chapel of the
St. Veter’s
St. John Lateran
St. Peter’s
Conclave to Meet August 1 Amid Papacy Uncertainty
The cardinals have not decided if the note to powers on the Rome papacy situation will be presented during the reception of the diplomatic corps. Portugal’s M Martins d Antas, dean of the corps, will present the diplomats. Mgr. Marty del Val will act as secretary of state. Cardinal Satolli inquired when the conclave would open.
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Congregation of Cardinals
Sacred College
Rome
Holy See
M. Martins d’Antas
Portugal
Mgr
Marty del Val
Satolli
Greg
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