Amalgamated strike talks hinge on Morgan reply
The Amalgamated Association press report says Pittsburgh leaders await a reply from J P Morgan on a proposed conference with United States Steel executives. If Moran refuses to recognize them the strike may extend, as Shaffer and Williams meet Morgan in New York to seek a settlement.
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Pittsburg
Mr. Morgan
Pittshare
Asenchiten
New York
Powin
Dtatis
Steel Workers
Eteike
Amalgamated Journal
Fle Association
JP Morgan
Fem
Shaffer
Tle
Morgay
Moran
Tie Dourneal
Deunial
Ae HS Wak
Geo
Wellsville
American Fleet Steel Comeaatio
Pieebike
Shatter
Witenes
George BR
M. Harvey
J.P. Movean
Willian
Rem
Harvey
Studfer
Mathenal
Hinrver
United States Steel Corporaton
Slmiffer
Toni
Abe
Morgan
Pronlont Sheffer
Williams Gonmenbot
Mr Morgan
United States
Secretive Amagamaated Board Meeting Prolonged
Executive board members gathered at headquarters with tight security and guards outside. President Shaffer issued a statement via Go tie ewer new OE Hheee Wold Te about no immediate board meeting tomorrow, as the session continued into the afternoon with Jowteph Bishop and ex-president M. M. Care land present briefly.
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Shaffer
Board of Arbitration of
Ovile
M. M. Careland
Association
wMicos
Spanish American War Veterans Meet in Harrisburg Armory
The Pennsylvania state camp of the Spanish American War Veterans met at the Harrisburg armory with 23 of 45 camps represented. Col C T O'Neill presided, recapping growth, electing officers, endorsing Coryell for commander in chief, and inviting survivors to next year’s meeting while addressing misuse of the national flag and uniform rules.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Spanish-Amerian War Veterans Association
C. T. O'Neill
Aligons
Pensylvania
James BE. Coryell
Phitwdetpila
Wes
Stine
Wis
O'Neill
Coryell
Penneylvania
Buffalo
H. L. Calder
Lhfe
Department
UT. Oneill
Altoona
George ©. Richaids
OO Iw
BM Ott
Harrisbore
L. Shick
HW Lasa Lua
York
Taineneter
Comander FP Neill
Roehl
iNeill
Ile
Requisition for Rose Puts Suspect in Transit
Governor Stone granted requisition papers to move Peter Hose from the county jail to Apalachian Tioga county New York. He is wanted for a murderous assault on a Dalian named Giuseppe Viders. Hose fled Pennsylvania and worked at Lehman Valley railroad shops before writing a letter to his former employer requesting wages.
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Wilkes-Barre
Stone
Peter Hose
Apalachian
Tioga County
N. Y
Cuiseppe Viders
Roge
Pennavinania
Lehfah Valley Railroad
Mile View
New York State
Ship Arrivals Report From The Atlantic Port
An assembled New York dispatch details vessels arriving from Cherbourg Genoa Naples and Gibraltar with crews including Katevin Maria Theta and Brewin al Seudhansgleay. Reports note arrivals at Plymouth and Crete along with New York manning stations and sailings through Powdam and Boulbate.
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Wachwie Wite
New York
Viet Bianurek
Plymouth
Crete
le Chennagus
Maye Pivesouth-Areivedh
Columbia
Cherbourg
Kiawhure
Katevin Maria Theta
Fleb Brewin al Seudhansgleay
New Verk Pannstopare
Salle
Majestin
Genoa
Trave
Gibraltar
Naples
Powdam
Boulbate
Noe
Fire damages Sant Bros iron fence works
A morning blaze swept through the Sant Bros iron fence works on Heatnut Street between Juckeon and Boranton Streets. The building was totally demolished as flames spread quickly, with surrounding structures endangered by the heat.
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Sant Bros
Heatnut Street
Juckeon
Boranton
Grand Circuit Day Highlights and Track Mishap
Large crowd witnesses Lake Erie Trotting meet with Dr Book winning a sixth heat in the unfinished 2:14 trot. Bonnie Direct and Edith W. split heats in the 2.06 pace while Hetty G. struggles. A jockey is injured as J H Ewart suffers a leg break during Joan of Arc’s spin.
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Lake Erie
Albany
Asociated Press
Columbus
Dr. Book
Grace
Vauban
Hetty Gi
Bonnie Direct
Hetty G
Edith W
Henson
Daltity Queen
Captor
Crescens
J. H. Ewart
Joan of Arc
Pune
Arthane Gue Wens Voridge Girl
Mites
Valentia Wens
Millard Saunders
Nth Mi
Thio
Tine
Purse SM
Anetin Mow Wound Pac Rese
Tork Rucell
Murdered Sergeant Fleming In Defence Of Canteen Abolition
A letter from Captain Moor to Wheeling lodge No 14 Knights of Phthias argues Sergeant Fleming was killed when a canteen abolition reduced soldiers’ access to stimulants. The missive suggests the abolition may be the direct cause of death and cites other cases where lack of small comforts led to violence.
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Fleming
Captain Moor
Wheeling Lodge
Knights of Phthias
Socialists Endorse Unions and Militia Stance Conflict
From Indianapolis Aug 1 a socialist convention adopted a resolution endorsing labor unions and urging membership in them. A second resolution provided for the expulsion of socialists who join the militia and accept deceptive offers backed by capitalist funds. A municipal committee will supply information on city matters to the public.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Tatien Societists
Maryland Democrats Aim to Eliminate Negro Vote in State Politics
Baltimore August 1 centering on a party platform the Maryland Democratic convention declared its aim to curb black voters to ensure white control. The event nominated state officers and legislators while emphasizing fairness, education, and limiting franchise to those able to read and write. Gorman and Ras in attendance but not on the platform.
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Baltimore
Slde
Maryland
United States
George L. Wellingtom
Arthur Poe Gorman
Court of Appeals
Joshua W. Hering
Carroll
Frank Turner
Talbot
Aml Guliwance
Gorman
Democratic Party
Politie
Commonwealth
Republican Party
Democrate Party
Thomas Jefferson
John Walter Smith
Weather Amid Mixed Signals and Local Updates
The morning bulletin notes warmer trends forecast for the day with expected changes in local conditions. Reports mention ongoing injunction actions and competitive events in progress across several regional departments and venues.
Bitter words clash at Jeffersonians meeting in Philadelphia
Exclusive wire from The Aspilated Prem reports a Philadelphia Jeffersonian meeting over party unity led by former Governor Robert J. Pattison. Resolutions bitterly denounce Donnelly loyalists and protest seating at the Democratic State convention while endorsement motions for P. OF. Rothermel and Judge Maxwell Stevenson trigger further debate.
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Philadelphia
Jeffersonia Society
Robert J. Pattison
Charles P. Donnelly
Donnelly
Tan
P. OF. Rothermel
Maxwell Stevenson
Smith Locked Up for Seeking Work in McKeesport
J W Smith of Wellsville Ohio arrived in McKeesport Aug 1 seeking employment as a roller at the W DeWees Wood plant. A mob of strikers surrounded him. police prevented a riot and he was jailed for disorderly conduct. Mayor Black discharged Smith but warned he would be sent to the workhouse for thirty days if he remained in town.
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McKeesport
J. W. Smith
Wellsville
W. Dewees
Smith
Conchet
Mekeosport
Black
Stith
Smith Defi
Mother of Sergeant Fleming Receives Word of Death
Mrs. Dow Fleming, mother of Sergeant Charles B. Fleming of Company 1 Twentieth Infantry, received word from Captain George D. Moore at Magasin Gap Philippines that her son was murdered on June 17 by a drunken soldier from another regiment. The gunfire erupted as Fleming chatted with comrades near a native grog shop.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Dow Fleming
Sargeant
Charles B. Fleming
Twentieth Inifaning
George D. Moore
Magasingah
Philippines
Mieming
Fred
Land lottery concluded amid 13000 envelopes drawn nationwide
Exclusive wire reports the United States land lottery ended with 13,000 envelopes used, 6,000 per land district. Beginning August 4, 125 names per district will be called daily for sixty days to file homestead entries. Speculators who joined to profit from winnings seek to sell relinquishments.
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Prowei Reno
OF. T
Perak A. Ruptures a Blood Vessel in Poughkeepsie Race
The Associated Press reports a trotting event in New Pali where Perak A, owned by Francheo Byos. of Little Falle, won heats before collapsing mid race and dying from a ruptured blood vessel. Sired by Red Star, the horse had been entered in 35,000 worth of stakes this season.
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Poughkeepsie
New Pali
Perak
Francheo Byos
Gheorge OG
Smth
Smith
Weather concerns loom as early arrival affects crops
The early appearance of a Katyidid two weeks ahead of schedule unsettles farmers in Wilmington area. They note the pest shifts timing about six weeks before the frost front and fear damage to corn and buckwheat if the trend continues.
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Wilmington
Del
Groot Chagrined Over Nomination Rebuff
George A Groot, once chairman of the Bryan conference at Columbus, declines the Independent gubernatorial nomination after Dr H W Reemelyn backs out. He says he supported the committee that made the nominations and doubts who will fill the vacancy. He refuses to run and questions why he would seek candidacy.
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Cleveland
George A. Groot
Columbus
H.W. Reemelyn
Cleinail
Venezuelan War Minister Resigns After Cabinet Clash
Aug. 1 report from Port of Spain says Senor Pulido, a key war minister and political figure, resigns after a cabinet clash over recognizing belligerents in Colombia and issuing a passport to Senor Thon. Pulido denies Colombian invaders while calling them revolutionists. Guerra succeeds him as minister. The resignation shocks the government as troops suffer a naval defeat near San tristebal and internal uprisings rise.
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Port of Spain
Trinidad
Senor Pulido
Poolitica Junty
Castro
Colombia
Senor Thon
Sener Pulido
Chetpo
Senor Guerra
Factory Rules Stir Greenhars Bottle Trade Wage Talks
Exclusive wire reports wage committees of the National Greenhars Bottle Manufacturers association and the Green Blowers union discussed factory rules. The dispute centers on firing or retaining boys under 32 ounces and adding another worker to the hot glass process. No decision was reached as the session continued in the afternoon.
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Atlantic City
N. J. Rue
National
Greenhars Bottle Manufacturers’ Association
Green Chis Blowers’ Union
Carrien
Tragic Fire Strikes Ocean City As Two Die
A blaze in Ocean City Md killed two members of Joseph Henry’s family and left a boy dead and a girl unconscious. Two other children were found in a nearby thicket, while a police boat Nellie Jackson and several fishermen were missing.
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Ocean Cuty
Joseph Henrys Childney
Nellie Jackson
Pennsylvania Earnings Report Messily Interpreted
Fragmentary notes describe earnings data with numerous garbled terms and scattered entities. The passage mentions Pennsylvania, the Associated Press, and various unclear financial items, but readable facts are minimal. The text appears to summarize earnings tousled by OCR errors without coherent details.
Admiral Schley Objects to Court Specification Change
Exclusive Washington dispatch reports that the Navy Department declined to modify paragraph 5 of the court of inquiry precept. Rear Admiral Schley argued the clause improperly disobeyed orders. the department said the record shows disobedience, while allowing the court to state its own findings on the matter.
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Washington
Seidey
Department
Schley
Wether
Commodore Schley
Vem
WB. Behley
John DD. Long
Secretary of the Navy
Spain
Schley’s Son Rebuked Over Published Interview
The War Department acknowledged Captain Thomas J. Schley’s interview about the court of inquiry into his father Rear Admiral Schley. It warned officers that public interviews on such matters are contrary to Army regulations and should not be discussed for publication.
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Dnstanes
Clontioges
Santiage
Kingston
Mary
Ruan
Hackett
Winfield S& Schley
Uron
Washington
Aug. L
War Department
Thomas J. Schley
Schley
Weather forecast for Washington Ave area pets set to warmer
A weather bulletin for the Washington Avenue neighborhood notes warmer trends ahead. It mentions possible fluctuations in temperatures and a general tilt toward milder days, with light winds and no significant precipitation expected.
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