Trusts and labor strike threaten U S steel future
A long column argues the steel trust will prevail over iron workers as wages rise, prices soar, and court orders favor capital. It notes Morgan Schwab and Shaffer futile talks, potential 200000 workers on strike, and political fallout for Republicans and Bryan allies.
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Morgan
Steel Trust
Progressive Democratic Party
Bryan
Ohio
Columbus
Congress
United States Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Schwab
J. Pierpont Morgan
The
Shaffer
Association
Trust
Amalgamated Association
Milla
Mammoth find linked to Yakutsk expedition to reach Kolymsk
Telegram from Yakutsk, dated June 14, reports the expedition has reached the river and will travel by steamer then overland to Kolymsk, 3,000 years distant, to arrive in ten weeks with a uniquely preserved mammoth. The discovery, amid earlier finds, promises a landmark scientific event. Catarrh blamed on constitutional causes. Hall’s Catarrh Cure offered as a remedy. Dawson City reports gold output around $20,000,000 this year. testimonials claim Kipsey Cone cured kidney issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences
St. Petersburg
Yakutsk
Kolymsk
Lena River
Russia
Hall
P. J. Cheney &Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & CO
McCook
Dawson City
Luray Caverns
Lemuel Zerkle
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
The Convention at Luray Sunday School Session
The Lutheran Synod of Virginia held last week’s Sunday School Convention in Luray. Rev D H Ravelin filled in for absent Senator Wellington with a fine address. Delegates enjoyed sessions and music, and the group adjourned after sharing impressions. The visit included a tour of Luray Caverns and remarks on local hospitality, industry, and town improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Synod of Virginia
Luray
Wellington
D. H. Ravelin
Wittenburg, College
Springfield
Ohio
E.C. Cronk
Waynesboro
F. L. Weltzheimer
Shepherdstown
Wu. M. Bucher
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Jerusalem
Blue Ridge
Hawksbill
Atrest
Berrey
Courier
W. L. Hudson
Judd
Bradley
Hundred Year Clubs And Stomach Bitters Advertisement
Hundred Year Clubs are promoted as a path to longevity through proper digestion. Hustetter's Stomach Bitters is touted as a strength restorer and cure for dyspepsia, indigestion, belching, constipation, insomnia, nervousness, biliousness, and malaria. Genuine remedies are emphasized. Also notes the Dowager Empress Frederick of Germany's death from cancer and a testimonial for Foley's Kidney Cure by J. Gibson and Joseph McMurran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Germany
Sharpsburg typhoid cases and local notices
Illnesses in Sharpsburg include Miss Lillie Rohrer and others with typhoid. A large black bear sighting near Clear Spring, Washington County is reported. Gardiner & Garrett dissolve their partnership in Sharpsburg. Miss Mary L. Mason to wed Gen. E. P. Alexander. John J. Harmer’s Gaingboro home burned with money inside. Fire in Shippensburg destroys church, store, and residence with substantial loss. Tilden and Edward Snapp barn burnings with crops and machinery lost. W. J. Buchanan’s unprecedented probate will read in Hagerstown. An accident dies via threshing wheel in Frederick County. Josiah Meads released from the penitentiary after time served. A Bedford County shooting fatality near Hagerstown. Rev. J. F. Coleman announces a matrimonial bureau at St. John’s Church Frederick. John McDaniel’s disorderly conduct and escapes. Trolley road developments in Washington and Frederick Counties include bonds, leases, and a possible extension. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm recommended for rheumatic shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Rohrer
Mabel Rohr
Ethel Cramer
Little Line Miller
Sharpsburg
Albert Myers
North Mountain
Clear Spring
Washington County
Gardner & Garrett
Mary L. Mason
A. S. Mason
Hagerstown
E. P. Alexander
South Carolina
John J. Harmer
Gaingboro
Shippensburg
Baker
Mr. Bitner
Alliance
Tilden
Edward Snapp
Winchester
W. J. Buchanan
Gertrude Buchanan
John Martin
John Clary
Frederick County
Josiah Meads
Williamsport
West Virginia Items From Historical Paper
West Virginia notes report a Hardy county tragedy from poison mistaken as mushrooms. Grafton businessmen seed $15,000 for a glass factory with a free site. Water pollution from a tanning plant worries Moorefield residents. Judge John Jay Jackson marked 40 years on the U.S. Court bench. A Hardy county woman suffers severe injury from a mower accident. amputation feared. A Clarkburg preacher’s vision splits his church over funding. Forged affidavits threaten pardons for Winchester inmates. Wheat crop issues hit Morgan County with dynamite scare and threshing delays. Berkeley Springs Hotel Co. votes directors and plans a grand health resort. A general steel strike order threatens widespread disruption pending further action.
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Felix Matthias
Hardy County
Grafton
United States Leather Company
Petersburg
Potomac River
Moorefield
Lincoln
John Jay Jackson
United States Court For
West Virginia
Jackson
Frank Hedrick
Peru
Hardy Awaty
Clarksburg
Ban
West Virginia Board of Pardons
John Ani
Thomas
Harry M. Anderson
Winchester
Mounilaville
Athduyit
Atpon
Girnewell
Jacob Young
Mergen
Herkeley Springs Hotel
Perkley Springs
Stephen B. Elkins
SB Swatt
C.J. Faulhner
Stark L. Baler
M. Powers
C. I. Walter
John T. McGraw
A. R. Unger
B. Dawson
R. Hunter
Charles Pack
Orick
Eugene van Renuuselear
Landetreet
Wo i Brows
Col
Davis
J. Orick
A. Bo Unger
Tresenrer
Eugene Vic Renseelear
BR Dawson
Birkely Sprigts
Letter From the Philippines Describes Battle Hard March
A soldier recounts a June 13 to 15 march through Philippine hills and forts. Insurgents opened fire with a breachloader and rifles, causing casualties. the unit retaliated, burned enemy positions, and advanced toward Libuck and Bihar amid heavy fighting and ambushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weill
Sedro Sampson
Jentor
Nomler
Iran
Bihar
Leeman
Phas
Anil Fwit
Anit Voss
Capbariang
Funeral for Edward Gla Mr Bilwand Glass Son
Funeral services for Edward Gla Mr Bilwand Glass, son of Mrs. Martin Glass of Silarpplure Mig Wied, were held at Tas residence and at the Lutheran Church on Wednesday morning August. The church was decorated with flowers. pallbearers included Active, Arthur Frey, H. De taun Percy Marrow, Juli Grows, and others. The body was laid to rest in the cemetery with white flowers and religious rites, conducted by a Karlie preacher and the Ashland College speaker in memory of the departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilwand Glass
Martin Glass
Silarpplure
Tidelay Mornin
Dolding
Arthur Frey
H. Detaun
Percy Marrow
Juli Grows
Herbert Shavely
Roy Resiner
Tunweary
Weaivy Buvey
George Momran
Marty Lakin Reamer
Calvin Wilson
Percy Kor
George Shavely
Denis
Sci
Ely
Ashland College
Felpila
Iwlet
Etlere
Fortystory mall planned by Willeh for Butler project
Architect Willeh drives a forty story block for Jake A Butler at the northeast corner of Thirdatnett and Grasd avenue. Estimated cost approaches $5,000,000 with brickory marble materials and heavy stonework. Construction to begin soon, three years to completion, first twenty floors offices, eight floors for families, top ten floors for food purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willeh
Jake A. Butler
Thirdatnett and
Grasd Avenue
Tony Mr. Butler
le Nepirth
Afiticnake Sentinele
Snake charms passerby near Killaville incident
Miss Long, returning from McConnellaville, faced a large racer snake on a turnpike bank. The serpent fixed its gaze, swayed its head, and induced a faint feeling in her before a passing team spooked it away. The episode left her shaken and nearly unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killaville
Thuretay
Mise Lavinia Lapp
Tady
McConnellaville
Hur
J. K. Trade
Summera
Mies Long
Miss Long
Train Sabotage and Explosions Hit Several Areas
A violent incident unfolded when three men attempted to derail a passenger train near Chinapowet, blowing open a coach and triggering a fire. Police pursue leads as arrests and investigations expand, with linked confessions and further related incidents reported across nearby towns. Several fatalities and numerous injuries are noted, including a supermarket explosion in Philadelphia.
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Baltimore &Lil
Distanice
Chinapowet
Enirree
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Shepherdstaten Register
H. L. Snyder
Suspagapetows
W. Va
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Deway
Manila Bay
Schley
United States
Uncle Sam
Durine
Bond
Asvess
Aguinaldo
Miguel Malvar
Twe
Hanna
Frye
Laurin
United States Senate
Tuke
Wat, J. Denor
Gertrude Saundere
New Castle
Saunders
Cleveland
McKinley
Deboe
A. H. Davis
Mr. Sterling
Foney
J. G. Gibson
Joseph McMurran
Europe
Speer
Dresden
London
Paris
Portugal
Banner
Wm, Finn
Lima
Foley
J .G. Gibson
Hood
casToRra
George Burrell
Bedford City
Schinlel’s Woode
George
Maryland
J. F. Coleman
St. John’ Catholic
Father Coleman
Seriou
John McDaniel
Morrie
Washington
Charles Mathena
Charles Town
Frederick Counties
Myeraville and
Catpetin
Middletown
Myersville
Catoctin Road
Frederick Road
Myereville
Boonsboro
Reinhart
C. E. Dutton
Danville
Fures
G. Gibson
Mletinder
Ely Brothers
Warren
Wa. J. Bryan
Hiea
Zelfa
Ahero
Rampoon
Maclay
Tineey
Miter
JG. Gitcom
Philippines
Fale Grounds
Gen Wong
Masy
Ibeke Adare Stirling Vco
Calesgo
New York
Howmian
Lehane
Anita Bylly Gard
Adal
Geom
Foweph McMurran
Phnom Nvgroes
WL McCruary
Hin
Brey McCreiry
Sallie Leightan
Betsy
Carerellton
Mus
Amusoli
Synebet
Taengrove
Betty
Taliaferro
White
Grovery
Philadelphia
Hale of
Beste
Ieee
Itt
Lovee
Mass
H.C. Marten
Snap Barualys
Oster
Tate
Gewvan
Clover
T. W. Wood & Sons
Richmund
Wood
Ana Wien
Nj Place
Lee
L. T. Rogers Watchmaker
Kentstown
Foley's Sites
F. Harrison
Notary Publis
Eteron
Morgan Cvainew
Frerdale
Keoatier
J. F. Thompson & Bro
N. Queen Street
Lewis HB. Thompson
Ben. J Thompam
Joe ¥. Thompnot, Jr
Reames
H.R. Thompson
Salermen
Martinsburg
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