Steel strike to be pressed to finish across nation
The Amalgamated Association of Stron and Tin Workers plans a nationwide strike against United States Steel and allied firms. With about 400,000 workers affected, owners vow to reopen mills while unionists demand recognition and full union rights. President Shaffer warns no peace talks unless officials request them, signaling a protracted labor brawl in 190? headlines.
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Amalgamated Steel, Tron and Tin Workers
J. Pierpont Morgan
Charles M. Schwab
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National Tube Company
Plante
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Arites
Pivieburgh
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United S A Corporation
Wiley
Amulewmited Association
Amalgamated Association
Theodore J. Shaffer
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
Lynching of McCrays and Price shocks Carrollton
Aug 5 Carrollton Miss. reports the lynching of Hessie McCray and her children Kelfield and Ida McCray after the July 30 murder of Mr and Mrs Taliferro. About 100 white citizens forced open the jail, hanged the suspects, and shot their bodies. Ida McCray implicated Betsie and Belfield before dying. Will Price, a relative, was later lynched for complicity.
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Carrollton
Mies
Ida McCray
Betsie
Belfield
Lottery Ends Prompts Growth Seen for Lawton Oklahoma
The government land lottery closed with 19 000 winning envelopes drawn since Monday, evenly split between districts, opening the path to settlement. Lawton Oklahoma, named after General Tawton, rapidly grows toward a potential metropolis with 10 000 residents expected, 3000 tents sold yesterday and another 3000 arriving. A nearby Fort Sill area hosts two dozen or more temporary huts, including a grocery firm, a bank, and a newspaper, as the town expands beyond the Fort.
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Ohio
Lawton
Okla
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Tawton
el Reno
Fort Sill
Alreaty
Hangings Reported In La Grange And San Antonio
Fragments describe executions for murder in Georgia and Texas. One man was hanged in La Grange for killing an employee identified as Doheny Crimetnger, while another, Edmond Scott, was executed in San Antonio for the murders of two women, Carrie and Mina Hugely.
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Matoee Kiward
Allie
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Ralwet
Tievente
OM Julie Reker Lont May
San Antonin Ves
Liapa Rocka
Yestentay
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la Grange
Edmond Scott
Carrie
Mina Hugely
Turin
Crescens Sets 2:02 Mile Mark At Columbus Race
Crescens the trotting champion lowered the week-old 2:00 record to 2:02 by pacing a mile in Columbus. The first half ran in 50 seconds, the Mueller quarter times showed rapid splits, and over 12,000 spectators filled the driving park to witness the famed trotter.
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Crescens
Liles
Cleveland
Vegetable antiseptic ad promises quick relief for skin eruptions
An Alma Michigan notice promotes a vegetable antiseptic for skin and scalp conditions like eczema, old sores, itching, dandruff, and burns. It claims 50 cents and guarantees relief, urging readers to buy from the Bagine Company and Safe Sharrer A Mulh Nand in Alma.
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Bagine
Titman Justifies Bench Milwaukee Amie in May remarks
A broad audience hears Senator Tileiman defend policies from a southern ranch stance. He urges justification of Lewies in Swepton as a key point. May 2 reports show a monthly statement detailing ware expenditures and deficits, noting a July shortfall and a $4,100,000 total.
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Milwaukee
Amie
Marinette
Benjamin Tile Iman
South Carolina
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Lewies
Swepton
Washington
Do Not Fen the Turkeys in Market Fattening Debate
In Farm Poultry George Wolf argues against keeping turkeys penned for fattening, noting welfare and weight issues as birds grow stressed and underfed. The piece critiques market practices and warns turkeys lose weight when confined for fattening prior to slaughter.
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George Wolf
Monfort Resigns County Post To Practice Law In Lake City
County Commissioner Frank R. Monfort resigns to relocate to Lake City Missaukee County and open a law office in the Ardis block within ten days. An Ithwew attorney and Gratiot circuit court commissioner, he is highly regarded for law knowledge and personable leadership. The Missaukee Republican reports his move follows approval of his permanent teaching and professional plans, with favorable reception from Lake City residents and county circles.
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Uncertain ledger items from St Louis trip and death
Fragmented clipping covers a fatal streetcar accident of a person named Jones, a fire or weather note in New Jersey, a stove-room gardening tip about bleaching hay, a mentions of a President Chevetanil and local civic items, and distant references to Philadelphia area Pine Barrens communities.
Maiden voyage Celtic arrives as largest ship afloat
The White Star liner Celtic, 20580 gross tons, arrives from Queenstown on its maiden voyage with 348 cabin and 268 steerage passengers. It is hailed as the largest craft afloat. Also notes local obit and several crimes with brief details and July fire loss totals.
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Ax Sive
Celtic
White Star Line
Queenstown
Helfast
Ireland
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