Butchers Strike Expands Across Chicago and Midwest
The strike threatens 30 000 more workers as Chicago and Kansas City plants halt operations amid union demands for arbitration. Prices for meat rise at packing houses while retailers and departments adjust to disrupted supply. New England abattoirs prepare for western beef shortages.
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Dnning
Chicago
Donnelly
Butcher Workmen's Union
Omaha, Neb
Swift
Boston
Mass
New England
Russians Report 30,000 Japanese Casualties At Port Arthur
An official Russian staff communication cites Japanese losses of about thirty thousand at Port Arthur during July 1 attacks. It notes uncertainty and the need for corroboration, while detailing surrounding maneuvers and subsequent actions along the Liaodong coast.
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Paak Arthur
Togo
Nodzu
Stoessel
Ta Teche Kiao
Kuroki
Siu Yeng
Mukden
Port Arthur
Foc
Nan Ma Pass
Sia Ping Tao
Port Dalny
Liao Tang Peninsula
Seoul
Mo Tion Pass
Bursting Tragedy Leaves Two Hundred Dead in Philippines
A catastrophic blast in the Philippines results in about two hundred fatalities. Emergency teams respond as investigators assess blast sources and casualties. The incident sparks national mourning and calls for safety reviews.
Town Destroyed by Cloud Burst in Manila Region
A cloud burst northeast of Manila devastates San Juan Del Monte killing around two hundred people and inundating low districts. Americans and foreigners lose access to homes as transportation shifts to boats amid record rainfall. The report admires Senator Davis of West Virginia, noting his vigorous old-line Democratic rhetoric and enduring influence.
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San Juan del Monte
Schnettler Pleads Guilty in St Louis Bribery Case
John H. Schnettler, former St. Louis Assembly member and Combine leader, pleaded guilty in circuit court to bribery linked to a lighting bill. Sentence not yet set.
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St. Louis
John H. Schnettler
Schnettler
Combine
Assembly
Campaign to Open September First in Congress Seat Race
J W Babcock of Wisconsin, chairman of the Republican congressional committee, visits Chicago en route to Washington and New York to set up campaign headquarters. The presidential campaign begins immediately with the opening headquarters planned for September 1.
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Babcock
The
Republican Congressional Committee
Chicago
J. W. Babcock
Wisconsin
Washington
New York
Iowa Bar Association Opens Annual Meeting in Ottumwa
The Iowa State Bar Association meets in Ottumwa July 14 and 15 with E. E. Cook of Davenport delivering the lead address on labor unions liability for members acts. George W. Wakefield of Sioux City will give the president's address.
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Ottumwa
Iowa State Bar Association
E. E. Cook
Davenport
George W. Wakefield
Sioux City
State Bar Association Holds Ninth Annual Meeting in Houston
The State Bar Association convenes in Houston for its ninth annual meeting with sessions starting today and continuing through tomorrow. Judge R. G. Street of Galveston delivers the annual address as officers announce the convention agenda and potential legislative reform discussions. President Judge T. S. Reese of Hempstead presides, with VP H. S. Carter of San Antonio, Secretary A. E. Wilkinson of Austin, and Treasurer W. D. Williams of Fort Worth directing duties.
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Houston
Tex
State Bar Association
R. G. Street
Galveston
T. S. Reese
Empstead
H. S. Carter
San Antonio
A. E. Wilkinson
Austin
W- D. Williams
Fort Worth
Ball Player Dead
New York reports the death of Philip Casey aged 56. Casey had been the champion head ball player of the world for twenty five years.
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New York
Philip Casey
Railroad Tickets To Northern Points
Tickets available at the record office for travel to northern points. Apply now for passage and rail service.
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Record Office
Plans for Pythians Reception in Louisville
Louisville prepares elaborate arrangements for the reception and entertainment of thousands of visitors expected for the Supreme Lodge meeting in August. Local organizers highlight events, housing, and public safety plans as part of the city’s preparations.
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Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Louisville
VESSELS BUILT IN JUNE 1905 REPORT
The Bureau of Navigation records 137 vessels totaling 51 607 gross tons built in the United States in June. Largest steel ships include the Minnesota 20 778 tons built in New London Connecticut for Great Northern, City of Atlanta 5 433 tons built in Chester Pennsylvania for Delaware River, and Marin Mallen 4 636 tons built in Cleveland Ohio for Lakewood. For the year ended June 30 last 1 092 vessels totaling 349 575 tons were built, against 1 215 vessels totaling 276 502 tons in 1904.
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Washington
Bureau of Navigation
United States
Minnesota
New London
Conn
Geat Northern Steamship Company
City of
Atlanta
Chester
Delaware River Shipbuilding Company
Marin Mallen
Cleveland
Lakewood Steamship Company
Mason to open Hagerman sanitarium in valley
A. M. Mason arriving from Grand Rapids intends to open a first class sanitarium at Hagerman with eight rooms and ample accommodations. He plans to employ Dr. Hinde as physician and later add more doctors as needed to serve guests seeking the restorative effects of pure air.
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A. M. Mason
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Hagerman
Hazerman
Hinde
Burnside reaches Sitka for war department cable lay
The cable ship Burnside has reached a point south of Sitka and will start laying the Sitka to Seattle section, about 1190 miles long beyond Vancouver Island in British waters. The Sitka Valdez cable, 750 miles, is being manufactured in New York and may be laid this summer. Nearly five miles have been finished and shipped to Seattle.
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Washington
Burnside
War Department
Sitka
Alaska
Seattle
Outo
Vancouver Island
Sitka-Valdez
New York
Davis Seen as West Virginia Political Pillar by Advertiser
Henry G. Davis, Democratic vice presidential nominee, is hailed as a grand old man of West Virginia by J. Montgomery Brown. The piece notes Davis’s wealth and mining ventures, his connection to Stephen B. Elkins, and his plain, affable character with a blunt, magnetizing leadership style.
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Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
J. Montgomery Brown
Stephen B. Elkins
Elkins
Davis
Senator Davis
Baptist Educator Rev. Lemuel Moss Dies at 75
New York July 13 Rev. Lemuel Moss D D LLD eminent Baptist educator and divine is dead at age 75.
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New York
Lemuel Moss
City Council Ends Aid to Paupers
The City Council at its last meeting passed a resolution to give no more assistance to paupers.
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Paupars
Fence material yard supply at Kemp Lumber Company
Kemp Lumber Company on Fourth Street and Rail Road offers posts for yard fences ranch fences corrals and large gates plus fence stays and 1x6 rough fencing. Call to inquire about materials and prices.
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Kemp Lumber Company
Fourth Street
Denver Man Takes Poison at World’s Fair Visit
John W. Parker aged 18 son of Charles A. Parker of Denver committed suicide in St. Louis by ingesting prussic acid. He had appeared melancholy for about a week while visiting the World’s Fair. His father is traffic director of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Co.
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St. Louis
John W. Parker
Charles A. Parker
Denver
Colorado Fuel and Iron Co
Mystic Shriners Meet in Atlantic City Imperial Council Opens
Mystic Shrine delegates from eighty nine temples gathered in Atlantic City for the thirtieth annual Imperial Council session. Imperial Potentate George H. Green of Dallas Texas delivered the opening address as the council convened at 10 o'clock with broad representation.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Mystic Shrine
Imperial Council of the Order
United States
George H. Green
Dallas
Texas
Death of Child Laura Shields Near City
Laura May Shields aged three, daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Shields, died yesterday afternoon from gangrene at the family home seven miles south of the city. The funeral was held at 3 PM from the residence and interment followed in Southside Cemetery.
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Laura May Shields
Samuel Shields
Southside
Garton Moss & Co Specializes in Fresh Produce
Fresh vegetables and fruit are highlighted as specialties at the firm Garton, Moss and Company, signaling a focus on high quality produce offerings within their portfolio.
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Garton, Moss & Co
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