Strikers Target Preventing Plant Operations Warned
Reported wire from The Associated Press says strike leaders seek open conflict while operators push injunctions to bar strikers from approaching or interfering with plant operations at Wellsville and nearby sites. Judge and manager discussed injunction steps as Wellsville and Mehoosport plants prepare for possible enforcement measures.
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Mittsburg
Pia
Jly
Ame Hina
Ft de
Midge ST. M. Smith
Wells
Wilinhie
Pere
FL Smith
American Fheet Steel Campiny
Pire
Highwass
Smith
Wellsville
Meleceport
Mehoosport
Wellaville
Strike actions disrupt rail shops and mines in Wilkes-Barre area
Reports from Wilkes-Barre indicate a strike affecting Lehigh Valley and Delaware Burnside companies. A central committee in New York negotiates with company officials as workers seek reinstatement and new hiring terms. Some plants resume old operations while others refuse to reemploy striking workers, with union leaders requesting president involvement.
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Wilkes-Barre
Vollleries
Delaware Pane Tindaon Company
Belfer Raen
Teekawanni Comppany
Tvethieh Vale Www Coal Company
Hewes
Teading railway officials meet with men leaders declares stalemate
On July 2 the Teading railway officials and labor leaders met until midnight with no definite outcome. Employers pledged not to resume work until better terms are agreed. Striking workers remain in place and have not returned to duty. Nonessential notes place dispute over negotiations and worker positions.
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Teading
Sy Fae
Striking Readings Firemen Return to Work in Mines
In Shamokin and nearby regions workers resumed duties after the Reading company refused to reissue strike terms. Firemen and other miners returned to operate under the existing 9 hour rate for an 8 hour day with adjustments. Bricklayers and masons ended their strike and resumed work. The stoppage began May with demands for a shorter day and pay.
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Shamokin
Reading Company
Tilt
Labor dispute impacts builders and trades in city area
Amid a bitter wage dispute, carpenters plumbers and other tradesmen returned to work last week at a higher rate. Bricklayers and plasterers have not agreed but concessions include a raise of about a cent per hour, effectively increasing daily pay by a few cents.
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Wileh
Hen
Coal Strike Resumes Whispers of Peace Across Mines
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania many strikers return to work after sympathy action by engineers. A general review of operations is planned for tomorrow as some mines resume. In Charleston West Virginia Judge Jackson dismisses contempt cases tied to the Thackeray strike while keeping the injunction in force and bonds set for alleged shooting at the mine.
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Wilkes-Barre
Agein Mt Peace
Ivy
Fahey
Duty
Nicholls
Charleston
Wy Va
Ahudige Jackson
Thackeray
Jackson
Striking Workers Report Mixed Compliance Across Regions
Report from New York on July 22 states 21 of 3,004 contractors met demands of employees at garment workers headquarters. Trade council brief notes all grievances in Astain Te Ti and Mivonne N J are closed. City reports no change in overall situation.
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New York
Garment Workers
Trade Council
Astain
Te Ti
Mivonne
N. J
Thie City
Local tradesmen grapple with a pending Pine-House flaw
In town and at all local collieries the isons and bricklayers face de fiends for a pine-house flaw. This defect threatens sickness and would have begun to worsen tomorrow if the convessiong had not been mile.
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Suimmonkin. Pao
Averthi
Steel workers strike rumor reaches Hoeton home
New York reports a rumor that the steel workers strike is settled, arriving from Hoeton. J. P. Morgan stated no change in the situation when asked, signaling continued uncertainty.
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New York
Hoeton
J. Pr. Morgan
Local workers strike for higher wages in heat
In Columbus O H Jairy two hundred workers in the local liveable trade walked out demanding higher wages. The heat increased the urgency and caused significant inconvenience for daily operations and services.
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Columbus
O. Jairy
Sheet Steel Prices Edge Up One Cent in City Trade
In New York on July 22 brokers and jobbers in sheet steel and gauge advanced prices by one cent per ton in the local trading market.
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New York
Guivane
Milner Receives Freedom of London Amid Boer War Support
The Associated Press report from London notes Lord Milner of Cape Town received the freedom of the city at Guild Hall. He urged against compromising the South African settlement and warned against treating treason lightly while praising loyalists and ongoing reconstruction.
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London
Lord Milner
Cape Town
South Africa
Low Milner
Delhermie
Willen
Great Britain
South Afria
Murder Trial Shocks Harrlebyte Jail Scene
In Harrlebyte an inmate named Banici who envied Miller allegedly killed Miller in the jail yard in front of his wife Bevere. Bevere remained calm on the gallows and gave no statement after the execution.
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Rammer van Henged
Harriers
Mike Ancuminie
Joe Miller
Tost Nigibet
Banici
Miler
Genta
Roener
Mie
Bevere
Unclear OCR Sports Brief from The Associated Wire
The readable text is damaged with many misspellings and garbled names making the event, teams, and location indiscernible. No coherent facts beyond hints of a game speed and an official at a coastal location.
Pan Mien Bible Study Progress Reported
The article notes progress at the Pan Mien Bible Study, with discussion and measures described as moving forward. The report compares today’s discussion to prior days, stating the current session included a larger turnout and heightened attention to the topic.
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Prem
Tufaio
Trial of Fosburgh Moves Toward End With Rested Prosecution
In Pittsfield Massachusetts the government rests in the Fosburgh murder trial. Key testimony centers on Captain White and John Nicholson as investigators recount the single shoe found at the scene, footprints, and the Fosburgh household's responses. The defense seeks dismissal for lack of evidence as officers struggle to recall details.
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Fosburgh
Captain White
New York
Pittsfield
Mass
Robert 5
May
Stevena
May Posbuiteh
Administration of Justice
Telay
John Nicholson
Mainfield
Offer Flynn
Feeburgh
Stevens
William GG
Crosty
Poxburg House
Dexter
Fenburgh
Ble
Fosbireh
Javier
Ings
Ackel
Souonen
Dr. Scinfield
Robert Pieburgh
Robert
May Fosburgh
Tuberculosis Debate at Congress Highlights Koch Claims
Dr Robert Koch argues human and bovine tuberculosis are distinct, disputing cow to human transmission. He urges sanitary hospitals and verified isolation measures while praising New York trials and calling for decisive action to stamp out tuberculosis.
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London
India
Robert Koch
Hravel
Hunt
Loveth
Koch
Keech
Dre
Jierma
M. Riger
Ue Baelertological Laboratories
New York City
Two Boer Victories Reported in Cape Town Skirmishes
The War Office transmits Lord Bitchener's Pretoria dispatch dated July 2 noting a Cape Town event near Scheepers eight miles north of Beaufort West. Casualties were three killed and eighteen wounded on June 2. French forces report an attack on Crabbe in the Cradock mountains at dawn July 21, with heavy horse stampede and a daylong engagement.
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Cape Town
Scheepers
Beaufort West
Inguley
Rabbe
Cradock
Kritainger
Crabbe
Mortimer
Fackelet Wire Report From Amorlited Pera Area
A murky dispatch from The Amorlited Pera details local affairs around New York and nearby districts. It references civic and industrial actions, regional figures, and a projected project at a Valley site with multiple named locations and entities. The summary preserves notable names and places without sensational detail.
Fragmentary OCR Names and Places From Mount Cahh District
The readable fragments list names and places such as Mount Cahh and Say red Chatan along with several unclear personal names. The text appears as garbled OCR not forming a coherent event or action. No dates or clear affiliations are discernible.
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Daly
Mount Cahh
Allyphaik
CrescENS to Race Again in Grand Circuit Events
Reports from Cleveland detail Crescens the King of stallions preparing for an exhibition mile to beat his world record. Palm Leaf wins 1500 dollar 2.14 trot purse after Dr Book is fined 100 dollars for rough handling. Charley Hoyt breaks in the stretch. Race officials cancel bets on heat three.
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Bere
Palm Leaf
Dr. Book
Asociated Press
Cleveland
Toulay
Dr Book
Apare
Durfee
Dr. Hook
Kenney
Janice
Dre Book
Charley Hoyt Ted
Riley B
Tke Lightning
Stiley 1
Eyelet
Dan Patehen
Crescens
George Ketchum
Toledo
Elks Grand Lodge Reports Growth and Elections
Milwaukee reporters cover the Grand Lodge convention where Grand Exalted Ruler Fisher cites 19 new dispensations and 12 lodges with 14 000 members. The Galveston fund received 17 041 dollars, treasury balance stands at 10 000. Charles Pickett of Waterloo was elected grand exalted ruler over Judge John Nothaway.
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Mrew
Milwaukee
Benevolent and Protective Order of Kirks
Grand Lodge
Tose
Jevone RH. Fisher
Fisher
Galveston
Charles BE. Pickett
Waterloo
John Nothaway
Bullwater
Mion
Pickett
Nothaway
Uneven Market Reaction Amid Cattle Minting Report
Exclusive wire reports Britain notes 4000 to 5000 cattle prices surge on minting disruption. Observers cite market stress and supply concerns. New York shares react to the event as investors await official details and potential policy responses.
State appellate court ruling on winter travel ban questioned
The New York appellate division of the state supreme court reviews a winter travel restriction controversy raised by a railroad company and related agencies seeking constitutional interpretation of the ban’s applicability.
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Bie Benter
New York
State Supreme Court
Weather and Local Notices Stir Morning Edition
Weather indications today suggest generally fair conditions with light winds. Local items include a mysterious reappearance of Nichol con Veronan and a new manager for the Allie Chalmers Works. Regional notes cover the Northeastern Pennsylvania area and a recent legal opinion from the Supreme Court.
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Jocal
Nichol Con Veronan
Allie Chalmers
Admiral Schley Seeks Naval Court of Inquiry Then Libel Suit
The Washington Post reports Admiral Schley plans a naval court of inquiry into charges by historian Maclay and then will sue for libel. The move follows weeks of public dispute over the third volume of Maclay’s History of the United States Navy. Secretary Long is expected to appoint the court, with the president possibly making selections.
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Washington
Washington Post
Schley
Mielay
United States Navy
Fiesso
Janet Neck
Trantor
TP Amy
Schfer
Sehley
Wek
Naval Court of Inquiry
Maclay
Mucky
Secretary Long
Admiral Behley
Lone
Mark Hanna Scores On Tom Johnson
Judge Ford grants a restraining injunction preventing the Cleveland board of equalization from raising the tax value of the Cleveland Electric Railway known as the big consolidated company above official figures. The city board faced a multi million dollar valuation increase after alleged mayoral influence on resignations to appoint favorable members.
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Cleveland, O
Ford
Common Pleas Court
Sted
City Annual Board of Equalization
Clevelandlectric Railway Company
Big Consolidated Company
Street Railway
Johnson
Board of Equalisation
Hig Elator
Senators Return Desks to Public Buildings
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania on July 2 senators Henry of Philadelphia Cochran of Lycoming and Welse of Lebanon returned desks and chairs to Superintendent Eyre that had been used in the senate last March. They will be sold at a public sale of discarded machinery from the Duntingdon reformatory and cast-off state furniture tomorrow in the capital corridor. Senator Nice of Bucks mailed a check for zero dollars for his desk and chair. The furniture gift resolution had directed shipment to senators and clerks for use in sessions of 1807 and was approved by the Board of Public Buildings and Grounds. Eyre declines to publish letters from returning senators.
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Harrisburg
Henry
Philadelphia
Cochran
Lycoming
Welse
Lebanon
Senate
Duntingdon Reformatory
Benatora Drury
Luzerne
Mdmiston
Bradford
Kvre
Nice
Bucks
Barnett
Myre
Evie
Camp Magee Notes Inspectors Praise and Clean Camp
Inspector Carter praised the work of the men and Private Moore posted the highest score. Speakeasies in camp are being cleared by order of Colonel Watres. The panic drills and rifle practice continue as Stone and General Miller are expected to arrive tonight for the National Rifle Match preparations.
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Carter
Moore
Watres
Gover
Will Gould
John Connell
Frank R. Cef
Lawrence Brink
Charles Moore
Lewis Carter
Charlew Moore
Hieverntr Stone
Cieneral Miller
Liveriesburg
Wirtres
Cacy
Uotanet Wirtros
Nationaal Guard
Penyiestvenia
Maeviemang
Chadibe
Mr. Greta
Cael Ongena
Offivers Doewinming
Mateh
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Soa Gilet
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Weather snapshot unclear and unreadable text
Fragmentary weather note lacking clear location date or data. The readable portions mention weather terms and times but no usable measurements. The content is garbled with many misspellings and incomplete phrases, preventing a coherent summary.
Weathered Winds Shaping Washington Weekend Forecast
Variable winds sweep Washington as southeast to southwest breezes shift through the weekend. The forecast calls for unsettled conditions with cooler nights and possible showers, affecting outdoor plans and travel.
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