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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
6
A compilation notes the Arkansas river length and narrows, Zola’s literary bid, Bermuda’s Tororr iron vessel decommissioning, George Gould’s growing influence, and Roosevelt’s Buffalo Cherokee regiment remark with Native leaders’ reactions.
Accredited Russians approach a Philadelphia firm to build a steel plant along the Trans Siberian line with a free site and government buyback guarantees. They plan a $10 million US raised venture to ship a duty free plant and enable car and locomotive manufacture.
A bee swarm halted Waterbury Connecticut commerce in the heart of the business district. Crowds fled as doors closed and street traffic halted. The swarm stung about 50 people before roosting atop rooftops and finally guiding the queen into a chimney where the bees were coaxed into a hive.
Heat and a sweeping storm battered Michigan Wednesday with Ionia flooding after a cloudburst, Benton Harbor hitting a 110 degree record, Lansing and Kalamazoo posting extreme heat with showers, and Lake City enduring the worst storm in its history. Across the state there were fires from lightning, flooded cellars, toppled trees, and damage to utilities, while minor Michigan matters report building booms, strikes, arrests, and civic plans.
Report summarizes the Pittsburg steel workers strike costs to three companies totaling 210000 dollars daily while workers lose 156000 dollars. Amalgamated union funds exceed 200000 dollars as talks with President McKinley on arbitration stall. Morgan & Co rejects arbitration and urges wage and hour demands, while court rulings condemn picketing. The piece notes related incidents and broader labor history including Homestead and coal strikes.
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