No Settlement Sighting in Tin Plate Strike at Wellsville
An uneasy day at Wellsville centers on the tin plate strike. Amalgamated leaders report no settlement and contend the manufacturers plan no change in their program. Mayors and merchants clash over influence on workers as talks of moving the Dennison mill to Vandergrift loom.
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Wellsville
Mittebure
Tly
Omanel
Sieht
Carnegie
Ranson
Shotver
Amalgamated Associiation
Tle
Shaffer
Mekkeesport
Eanet
Wellesiile
Chis
Walhwville
American Sheet Stherl Company
Cote
Welleville
Penneyivania
Veum
Vandervail
Dennison
Vandergrift
Pennsylvania
Dennis
Neve Jesus
Tmany
Brookman
Pittshore
Apollo and
Vendergrifts
Dujenhieville
Tinplate Labor Strife Halts Work as Supplies Run Short
Local tinplate producers face price resistance as demand exceeds supply. The American Tinplate Co. reports no price increase on remaining stock while contracts hinder output. Ten days of shipments are anticipated, with a strike by the Tin Plate Workers International Protection Association. 19,000 workers await outcome as wages rise amid conflict.
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American Tinplite Company
Ail Planie
Monossen
Tihplate Workers’ International Protection Association
T. J. Shaffer
Work of the League at San Francisco
The International Epworth League convention held sessions at Grave Methodist Church Centenary Methodist in San Francisco and across the bay in Oakland. Revivals and discussions on church roles addressed liquor traffic workers youth newspapers and Sabbath observance with leaders including Rev. Willan F. Anderson Rev. J. Buckley and Rev. J. M. Randall guiding talks and services. Attendance reached into the thousands with active musical direction and stern moral emphasis throughout the day.
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Grave Methodist Church
George Stuart
Cleveland
Tenn
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OA. Pearson
Aurora
Ont
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W. T. Fisher
Low Angelon
Willan FL Anderon
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Boscony
T. KB. Shore
Toririth
Canada
James Buckley
New York
Buckley
Dieten
J. B. Scott
New Orleans
Key
Frederick B. Leete
Rochester
N. Y
Alhamibriam Theater
Nathan Newby
Los Angeles
KE. 1
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Tew
Jd, Ellis
Decatur
Ala
B. Palmera
St. Louis
G. J Turk
Toronto
LK. Patillo
St. Louie
E. E. Hoss
Nashville
J. M. Randall
Seattle
MB. Bafa
Pall River
Mass
Fatalities From Electrical Storm Strike at Mine Caused Four Deaths
A July electrical storm near the Pinchalong mine caused four deaths and multiple injuries among a Bessemer and Lake Erie railroad section crew and nearby workers. Foreman Luther Campbell and laborer Howard Cornelius were killed instantly when lightning struck the shelter they reached. Edward Hosack and Oscar Covert were hospitalized in critical condition, while Antonio Darensky and Michiel Zapousin perished at the site. Several others were shocked. House sheltering Sullivan gang on the new road was struck and destroyed.
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Ibove City
Luther Campbell
Howard Cornelius
Antonio Darenska
Michiel Zapousin
Wee Linnevert
Bessemer
Lake Erle
Shelten
Howard Cornelia
Fidward Hosack
Oscar Covert
Eutck
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Darensky
Zaccagia
Adler
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Fosburgh Murder Trial Receives Murky Testimony From Doctors
Dr. Paddock describes Fosburgh family accounts claiming no burglars were seen and details the night of the shooting. He notes injuries to the father and son and a subsequent autopsy objection by defendant Robert Fosburgh. A revolver purchase and the missing weapon create evidentiary doubt as sessions pause.
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Paddock
Young Vosburg
Pittsfield
Mary
Pad Fock
Robert Stewart Foeburgh
Mas
Abot & Sour Ag
Foshuregh
Moshureh
Mosburgh
Hoe
James Mosburgh
Dame
Dr. Paddock
James
Beatrice Fosbureh
May
Fosburghs
Paxburgh
Foeburgh House
Robert Fosburah
Mika
Stevens
May Feechurch
Fuiwe Bean
Robert S. Fosxburgh
Strike in Wilkes-Barre Looms as Mills Vote to End
Wrangling machinists in Wilkes-Barre may end as Lehigh Valley railroad workers plan a meeting tomorrow to vote on returning to work. The Associated Press reports the strike might collapse with a vote in favor of resuming duties.
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Wilkes-Barre
Lehigh Valley Railroad
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Lidell
Reading Strike Deepens as Strangers Recruited for Shops
Exclusive dispatch reports Philadelphia and Reading Railway shop strikers gain 32 imported workers to bolster boilermaking and blacksmithing amid a three week walkout. Company police guard the newcomers while unionists demand their removal, tensions escalate as 1877 rifle cache is alleged in a building cave.
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Reading
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Thenwte Livers
Cnal
Tron
Yachting Party Perishes in Severe Gulf from Sunken Vessel
The Venilta, a Philadelphia Corinthian Yacht, foundered off Captain's Island in a squall. Survivors Mrs. Walter Sprankle and diaries Stanridge were rescued by the tug Gertrude, while Arthur T. Colburn and two daughters Annette and Ida Mirrabeths perished. Captain Flint of Brooklyn, owner of the Venilta, blamed for the disaster.
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New Haven
Conn
Gertrude
New Haven Harbor
Geven
Long Island
Walter 4. Sprankle
Philadelphia
Stanridge
Captain’s Island
Arthur T. Colburn
Annette
Ida Mirrabeths
Flint
Brook Iyn
Venitala
Venltzin
Philadelphia Corinthian Yuecht Club
Corinthian's
Newport
New London
Colburn
Mr. Colburn
Water J. Sprankle
Wienke
Sprankle
New York
Huinridge
Capita Flint
Jake Skin Arrested After Months Defiance on St Law Isle
The St Negie Indian Jake Skin, backed by the Traqueis tribe, has been arrested on St Law Island after nearly elf months in defiance of the Dominion government. An ured force guards every landing point to prevent further actions by the chained perdex people.
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Ogdensburgh
NS. WY
Jake Skin
St. Negie
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The readable portions describe a local notice or brief but lack clear names dates places or actions leaving only scattered letters and partial words to interpret. No verifiable events or entities can be identified from the fragmented text.
Firemen and Miners Confer in Wilkes-Barre
Officials from United Mine Workers and Stationary Firemen meet to arrange a Sunday conference in Wilkes-Barre to discuss the firemen strike. Firemen at work will stay at their posts until after the meeting. miners refuse to state stance on the strike.
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Wilkes-Barre
Hazleton
Suly i
United Mine Workers
Stationary Firemen's Union
United Mine Workers of
Boys’ Industrial
Wilkes- Barre
Mullahy
U. D. Nicholls
Thomas Duffy
John Fahey
Strike at Shamokin Forces 12 000 Miners Idle
Exclusive Wire reports 100 mine firemen strike from Shamokin to Mt. Carmel causing 7 of 18 collieries shut and 4,600 workers idled. Bosses and engineers operate fire-rooms as unions seek full strike to end all operations by tomorrow night. Minor clashes reported in Coal Township.
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Shamokin
Here
Mt. Carmel
Schultz
Firemen's Union
Cheenough
Royal Ok
Natale
Enterprise
Coal Township
Amateur Oarsmen Win First Day At National Regatta
Philadelphia July 1 The twenty first annual National Association of Amateur Oarsmen regatta opened on the Schuylkill River at Fairmount Park. Dry smooth water and a large crowd helped Weyneper win two events, with St Louis Worcester Toronto Philadelphia Detroit and New York each taking one race. The senior shell between Detroit and Vesper of Philadelphia ended with Detroit winning by a nose, while the Vesper four was upset by St Louis.
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Philadelphia
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Schuylkill River
Fairemount Park
Wieniper
St. Lows
Worcester
Mass
Toronto
Detroit
New York
Philladelphia
St. Louis
Anathey Fine
Elahie
Winniper
Ton Moek Vod Lewis
Waechusetm Clib
Treuhie
Tiwlay
Ellie
Mocey
Weather and society items on morning news page
Weather shows fair and warmer conditions with a broad mix of local items. The page lists reports on labor, trials, injunctions, education, and community notes from Scranton to northeastern Pennsylvania, with regional notices and personal columns.
Closing Day at the Detroit Races at Grosse Point
The Detroit driving club's meet at Grosse Point closed uneventfully with calm weather and light wind. Among results Stanton Wilkes won two heats in the 2.24 class pace and New Richmond delivered a spectacular second heat finish.
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Detroit
Detroit Driving Club
Grosse Point
Chamber of Commerce
Strat
Stanton Wilkes
New Richmond
Carnot
Harold H
Martha Marshall
Pussy Willow
Sake
Holle Kuser
Porto Theo
Poindexter
Porto Rico
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Lin
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Dexter
Atom Coorsor
Chomont
Haunderey
Iva Dee
Dolin
Maugie Anderson
NOMIC
Whrodford
Slate Picker Strikes Hit Luke Fidler Colliery
The slate picker boys at Luke Fidler colliery quit work today crippling the operation. They plan to join non-union men in the fire room, with few collieries expected to operate tomorrow. Greenough colliery 200 workers decide to return tomorrow.
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Tie Aselated
Pilar National Bank Votes Capital Increase Amid Growth Plan
An AP dispatch reports a stockholders meeting of Pilar National Bank where the capital stock was raised to 819,000,000. The bank plans a pipeline project and expands its activities in the United States with a large capital focus.
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Associated Press
New York
Jilly Woot & A
Pilar National Bawk
Uniteds
Died from Heat Aged 1 in Mile 6 Bedhay Incident
A brief report notes a one year old Mares K Relgh died after exposure to heat at a location described as Mile 6 in a bedhay setting. Authorities investigate the heat related fatality and identify issues surrounding patient care.
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Bedhay
Water Companies Face Charter Revocation In Pennsylvania
Attorney General directs writs of quo warranto against Lumber City and Potter County water concerns. They must show cause why charters should not be forfeited. Case to be heard in Thatter county court. Official claim cites inferior water quality.
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Harrisburg
Wkin
Lumber City
Potter County
Thatter County
Wels
Steamship Arrivals From Diverse Ports At New York
Ships arriving in New York include liners to Queenstown Gibraltar Naples and Cherbourg with calls at Bremen and Southampton. Vessels head to Hamburg via Cherbourg and sail from New York in multiple continental routes.
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Paeeels Caintunia
New York
Queenstown
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Sla
Gibraltue
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Naplee
Cherbourg
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Soriano
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Hawbore
Southampton
Penne Jam
Aarvorrp
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Ime
Afro
Hamburg
Cherepov
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