Turbulent July 1 strikes ripple across industries
Reports from Pittsburgh Murphysboro and Chicago detail a wave of labor unrest. Homestead steel works dismissals tied to Amalga mated lodge, pingree factory lockout in Detroit, and packing house shutdown in Chicago while Idaho miners seek broader action. Local diversions include a Green's Flower ad and a Sedalia fishing trip.
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Pittsburgh
Homestead Steel Works
Lodge
Amalgamated Association
Corey
Murphysboro
William Bryan
Johnson City
Illinois Central
Pana
Lawder
Williamson County
Pingree
Detroit
Mich
Pingree & Smith Shoe Factory
Frank C. Pingree
Gov
Gov. Pingree
Chicago
Chicago Packing Provision Company
Idaho
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Edward Boice
Miners’ Union
Montana
Gompers
American Federation
Nebraska populists reject fusion nominate middle road state ticket
Old line alliance men and populists meet at Kearney July to denounce fusion and nominate a middle-of-the-road state ticket for Nebraska. They issue an address attacking current fusion arrangements and state officials, vowing to stay centered and not back Bryan with a populist in second place.
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Nebraska
Kearney
Ned
Old Line Alliance
Board of Transportation
Bryan
Dreyfus Arrives At Rennes Under Guard
Captain Dreyfus reached Rennes after being moved from Quiberon by train to Bruz and then to the city escorted by gendarmes. A silent crowd gathered as he entered the prison with ten gendarmes in a wagon and the rest on foot.
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Rennes
Dreyfus
Quiberon
Bruz
Miles Tours Pittsburgh for Labor Visit and Speeches
General Nelson A Miles visiting Pittsburgh as guest of organized labor spent the day sightseeing and meeting labor leaders. He spoke to large crowds at the Grand Opera house and Avenue theater after a day of receptions and parade escorts by local military units. Thousands lined the streets to view the distinguished guest.
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Miles
Pittsburgh
Nelson A. Miles
Grand Opera House
Avenue Theater
Crooks Haul $4000 in Diamonds in Joplin
In Joplin Missouri on July 1 a band of thieves escaped with diamonds valued at about four thousand dollars after breaking into a store overnight. Police pursue leads as investigators examine the scene for clues and motive.
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Joplin
Robbery at Main Street Jeweler Tops Local Theft
Diamonds and other jewelry worth 3000 dollars were stolen from the safe of E. T. Haines a Main street jeweler. The theft was committed in the town's business center and not discovered until Haines opened the store this morning.
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E. T. Haines
Haines
Grain O Relieves Coffee Detriments And Builds Digestion
Grain O is promoted as a coffee substitute that tones the stomach aids digestion and strengthens nerves. The ad claims it provides nourishment and contrasts its effects with coffee. Also notes amphitheatre repairs at Liberty Park and mentions Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve for eye conditions.
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Liberty Park
Eagle Eye Salve claims keen sight for eye relief
The notice promotes Eagle Eye Salve with claims of clear vision and relief for sore or granulated lids. Sold by all dealers at 25 cents. J W Kistler traveled to Sedalia Tuesday and returned with his wife and baby who had visited Bea man friends.
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Sutherlands Eagle Eagle
Sutherland
J W Kistler
Sedalia
Beaman
Pilot Grove
Epidemic Diarrhoea Report From Cocoanut Grove Fla
Mr A Sanders writes from Cocoanut Grove Florida of an epidemic of diarrhoea. He suffered a severe attack and was cured by four doses of Cham berlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He recommended it to others and calls it the best remedy they ever used. For sale by Servant Harker Drug Co Otis W Smith City Drug Store.
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A Sanders
Cocoanut Grove
Fla
Chamberlain
Servant- Harker Drug Co
Ohio Street
Otis W Smith
City Drug Store
West Main Street
Logan Ansbaugh Buys Elite Restaurant from Bob Cleary
Logan Ansbaugh purchases the Elite restaurant after months of operation by Bob Cleary. Cleary plans to focus future work on hot tamales and chili.
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Logan Ansbaugh
Bob Cleary
Bob
Farm Doctoring Ends in Cure by Remedy
Asherville Kansas resident A Noell says chronic diarrhoea plagued him until Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured him. Sold by Servant Harker Drug Co Otis W Smith and City Drug Store in local outlets.
Shine stand aims for regulars at Metropoli tan barber
Jordan Washington advertises a Shine stand at the Metropolitan barber shop offering daily shines for 50 cents a month and ice cream soda names Fleischmann's Pharmacy as a provider.
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Metropoli
Tan Barber Shop
Fleischmann
Paul Marquis Tops Town for Best Meal on Low Price
Jury verdict finds Paul Marquis the top choice for the best meal in town at the lowest cost on the first ballot.
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Paul Marquis
Monuments and Grave Markers Visit by H Heynen
H Heynen visits N Ohio Street to view monuments and grave markers. The short note records a local interest in headstones and memorials with no further details.
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H. Heynen
Ohio Street
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Majestic Steel Ranges
Ilgenfritz
Hardware Company
Caligraph
New Century Caligraph
United Typewriter &Supplies Company
M. ‘T. Slane
West Third Street
Sedalia, Mo
Robert Cleary
Pale
Lat Weed Cpap Tran
Ceneral Trust
C. A
F. A. Sampo
G. L. Faalande
F. Hoffins
C. C. Evans
Prof. Houton
A. S. McGowan
Otis W. Smith
Devil's Island
J. R. Baldwin
Sedalia Sentinel
New Franklin News
Fairbanks. Morse & CO
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
A. Noell
Asherville
Kansas
Servant-Harker Drug Co
Engineer
Jordan Washington
Vigor
Mormon Church
Sishgp Remery Co
Ste. OY
Servant’s Pharmac
Francisco, Cal
H. Bothwell
Pres T
Ww. Cour
Sedalia National Bark
BE. F. Yancey
W. H. Evans
Wm. Courtney
H W. Meuschke
Charles E. Musick
J. H. Bothwell
Martin Renkin
Col. Hine
D. F. Brown
Henry Lamm
EH. KK Blaire
J. W. Murphy
A. Ower
Akes
Katy
Magnolia Babbdit
Sedalia Mills
Rn Owl al
P. Hoffman
Orn
Thir Natioal Bank Hi Diaia
John N. Dalby
A. P. Morey
R. H Moses
W. A. Latimer
Ass’t
A. °. Morey
J.N. Darby
R. H. Moses
Hilty W. Harris
H. Smith Merts
N.H Gentry
Chas. H. AicAuinch
Samue C. Gold
Morris He
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