Serious Brooklyn strike disrupts rapid transit service
Brooklyn strikers paralyze most lines of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company except Nassau system. Police guard cars as crowds jeer. vandals stone a car near Troy avenue. wires cut at Vanderveer Park. Union leaders claim growing support and anticipate a complete citywide tie up unless demands are met. officials cite ten hour law and public safety.
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New York
Lnes
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Nassau Sytem
Putnam and Halsey Street
Ruesier
Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn
Nansaa
Charles W. Mackenzie
Traction Company
Nassau
Li Road
Mackenzie
Cara
Marcy
Fifth
Seventh Avenue
Douglas
Bergen Street
Thirteenth Street
Fifth Avenue
Troy Avenue
Nergen Street
Union
Vanderveer Park
Flatbush
Wate Wee
Parsons
Valde
Chicago Strike Continues At Schwarz Schild & Sulzberg Plant
Midwest dispatch reports Schwarz Schild Sulzberg packing plant near Kansas City remains shut after wage dispute with twenty butchers sparked a lockout of 1,000 workers. Firemen refused to sign the company’s agreement, and management insists no wheel moves until all employees sign. A meeting is scheduled for the afternoon with hope of settlement.
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Silver State
Kansas City
Schwarz, Schild & Sulzberg
End of a Bad Venture on the Atlantic
The Holstein arrived with Captain Wm A Andrews from Atlantic City New Jersey who sailed June 18. A twelve foot dory met rough seas near Newfoundland. Andrews was delirious and incoherent, having endured privation and suffering. he has partially recovered aboard the steamer.
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Liverpool
Holstein
Wm. A. Andrews
Atlant E By
N. J
Ocean
Newfoundland
Andrews
Chandler's Complaint Across Civil Service Case
The Silver State reports from Washington that Senator Chandler has filed a formal complaint with the President against Civil Service Commissioner Brewer following last week's New Hampshire hearings on Senator Gallinger. Details on the complaint’s scope or requested action remain unavailable at the White House.
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Washington
Civil Service
Brewer
New Hampshire
Senator Galler
Have Joy
Holters
Chandler
White House
Issue Likely To Be In Focus In Coming Weeks
Dispatches detail newly appointed officers to volunteer regiments with assignments at Camp Meade Fort Thomas Fort Sheridan and Plattsburg Barracks plus proxy for Senator Gorman missing Chicago Democratic National Committee meeting and warnings against piracy and pilfering by central American cartels from Florida to Honduras and Nicaragua December 17 1900 era style report.
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Washington
Clyde DV. Hunt
Twentyseventh Infantry
Camp Meade
Wm. H. Gilleewater
Thirtyfirst Infantry
Fort Thomas
Walter P. Corbett
Thirtieth Infantry
Fort Sheridan
Wilson J. Strong
Thirty-third Infantry
Port Sam Royston
Ley V. Henry Dr
Twenty-sieth
Plattsburg Barracks
Silver Buttes Lanced
Baltimore
U. S
Gorman
Chicago
L. Victor Baughman
Frederick County
Goreman
Jacksonville
Fla
United States
Florida
Honduras
Nicaragua
Striking Street Railway Workers Return Amid Tense City
Cleveland strikers resume crippled service with eight hundred affected as they protest unmet terms of a prior agreement. Police protection sought while company plans limited resumption on select lines. Meanwhile Yale and Harvard athletes train in London as trials select finalists for the 100 yards dash. The German ambassador presents Herr Mumm Von Schwartzenstein to the President as interim envoy amid renewed reciprocity talks under the Dingley law before July 24.
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Cleveland
Hig Consolidated
Pratt
London
Yale
Harvard
Queen's Club
J.T. Harrington
Fox
Burvard
Hurdies
K. Palmer
H. W. Foote
H. P. Clarke
J. FP. Quinlan
Dupo
F. A. Blount
J. T. Roche
Quinlan
T. R. Fisher
C. Boardman
Washington
Baron von Holleben
Herr Mumm von Schwartzenstein
Germany
Herr von Schwartzenstein
Newspapermen Protest at Manila Censors Work
The Silver State wires report Manila censorship gags dispatches to the United States, provoking a coordinated protest by Manila correspondents. They met General Otis, urged broader telegraph access, and accused censorship of masking the real war conditions and dissension among Filipinos.
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Manila
Hong Kong
United States
Otis
Philippines
General Otis
Captain Green
Washington
John T. McCutcheon
Harry Armstrong
Chicago Record
Oscar K. Davis
PF. G. McDonnell
New York Sun
Robert M. Collins
John P. Dannine
L. Jones
The
Associated Press
John F. Ross
Wil Dinwiddie
New York Herald
Keene
Series-Me- Rae Association
Richard Little
Chicago Tribune
Negroes Give Comfort to Administration in Philippine Policy
Washington July 17. Leaders Lyons Cheatham Green and Recorder of Deeds met the President to discuss race matters. Lyons said opposition to the Philippines policy would have little effect, and the group sought to reassure the Administration on race unity amid political tensions.
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Washington
Mr. Lyons
Register of the Treasury
Cheatham
Deadly clash with outlaws near Cimarron leaves sheriff dead
Reports from Las Vegas New Mexico detail a gunfight between a six man posse led by Sheriff Ed Farr of Walsenburg and outlaws near Cimarron. Deputy Love and Smith were wounded, Foraker also injured, and the robbers escaped. The same outlaws had earlier held up a Colorado and Southern train at Folsom. A second posse pursues the gang as Marion Littell arrives with more details.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Sheriff's
Colorado & Southern
Folsom
Cimarron
W. J. Farra
Mr. Farr
Walsenberg
Colo
Cimar Jrons
Love
Smith
Springer
F N. M
W. H. Reno
Secret Service Department of Colorado & Southern, Railway
Marion Littell
Cimmaron
Ed Farr
Walsenburg
United States
Foraker
New Mexico
Farr
Henry Love
Cimmarron
Littell
Colorado
New Mexic Es Teen
Markets Across Cities Show Mixed Cattle and Sheep Prices
Cattle receipts in Chicago reach about 18,000 with steady market. Texas steers and western stockers show varied bids. Sheep receipts around 12,000 with prices $3.24 to $4.90. Regional notes include Omaha and Denver markets firming, with lambs $4.50 to $6.00, and New York copper and lead prices. Weather and atmospheric observations attributed to conditions in the plateau region and western states.
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San Francisco
Kansas Cipy
Medline
Omaha
Western
Denver
New York
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Charles von Dressen
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Edward White
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van Dresgen
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