Mitchell Declares Miners Stand Firm in Strike
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers visits Scranton and says there is no change in the strike situation. He doubts any resumption at collieries next week, notes Oxford mine in Lackawanna uses new men, and reports no oil employes returning. Firemen unlikely to return, while new unions seek arbitration and Governor Stone may intervene. The second relief fund installment arrives for distribution.
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Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Scranton
Oxford
Lackawanna
Fie Alliance
Workingmen’s Alliance
Citizens’ Alliance
Stone
Riots disrupt Camden Interstate Railway towns
Riots broke out across multiple towns as Camden Interstate Electric Railway nonunion workers were driven from cars. In Guyandotte and nearby areas crowds seized cars, injured or threatened workers, and blocked service for hours. Ironton crowds favored cabs over streetcars as authorities remained absent. The militia planned to camp at Newark to restore order. union leaders discussed recognition, but no settlement was assured.
General unrest hits Huntington and towns on Camden Interurban line
W V August 32 reports widespread disorder in Huntington Central City and towns served by the Camden Interurban Railway as motormen and conductors strike after the general order to halt service. The disruption affected multiple lines with unclear scope and timing.
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Huntington
W. Va
Central City
Camden Interstate Railway
Weather Forecast for Monday and Tuesday in Midwest States
Weather outlook for Indiana Illinois and Ohio calls for fair skies in most areas with showers in southern Illinois on Monday. Cooler conditions arrive in the north and southern portions Monday with northeast or east winds. Tuesday brings fair conditions in most areas with cooler temps in the south Monday and variable winds.
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Washington
Indiana
Movements of Steamers Across Major Ports
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures on August 3 across Liverpool Lizard New York Hamburg Southampton Benstown. Vessels include Merton Umbria Noordam Furnesels La Bretagne Patricia Moltke Cam MPitratra and York Hamburg with routes to Boston New York Antwerp Boulogne Rotterdam Cherbourg Havre Movements reflect transatlantic traffic and port calls.
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Merton
Boston
Queenstown
Umbria
New York
American
Lizard
Noordam
Boulogne
Rotterdam
Kroonland
Antwerp
Furnesels
Glasgow
Moville
la Bretagne
Havre
Hamburg
Patricia
Plymouth
Cherours
Southampton
Moltke
York
New Benstown
Campita Tra
Comes
Street railway strike widens across Ohio river towns
West Virginia and Kentucky motormen and conductors quit work while Ohio river towns endure blockaded lines. Union supporters clash with authorities as guards and sheriffs fail to restore order. Cars run with nonunion crews on the Ohio side. In New Orleans the electric linemen strike ends as the company agrees to a daily wage of 3 dollars after forty hours without disorder.
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West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
White
Ohio River
New Orleans
Street Railway
Race for Blue Ribbon at Empire City Park
Owner withdraws Lord Derby from Hartford and plans to drive him in a blue ribbon race next Saturday at Yonkers. He will face K G Billings’s Louise Jefferson and Fred Gerken’s The Monk, with potential entries from Lucille and other free-for-all horses. The New York Driving Club event aims to showcase amateur reinsmen and high speed wagon racing.
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New York
E. E. Smathers
Lord Derby
Hartford
Buffalo
Empire City Park
K. G. Billings
Louise Jefferson
Cleveland
Fred Gerken
Trotter
Monk
Mr. Billings
Lucille
Mr. Gerken
Furniture men edge Star Store 11 10 in morning clash at Forest Park
In a tense early game, the People's Outfitting Company beat Star Store 11 to 10 at Forest Park after Brockway exited with an injury in the third inning. Alexander pitched nine innings for P.O. Co. and Oliver finished for the relief win as Star Store fought back but could not overturn the lead.
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People's Outfitting Company
Star Store
Forest Park
Alexander
Brockway
Brockaway
Oliver
P.O. Co
R.H.O.A.E
RFLO
AE. Miler
KE. Jordans
R. Gill
Coleman
Wilkins
F. Gill
Bkwy
Fred'r
Patton
Alex'n
Hueser
Helsien
Donery
Mitchell
W'eexen
Enwarft
People’s Outfitting Co
War in window glass rivalry sparks talks in Pittsburgh
Leopold Mambourg, secretary of the Federation of Co operative Window Glass Workers, heads to Pittsburgh to meet Presidents Burns of L A and Chambers of the American Window Glass Co. They plan to discuss an early start, possibly align with Independents who oppose price talks, and a 5 percent price cut. If Independents begin Sept 1, rivals may start then too.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Leopold Mambourg
Federation of
Co-operative Window Glass Workers
Pittsburg
Burns
L. A
Chambers
American Window Glass Company
Independent
Window Glass Company
C. P. Cole
American
Federation
Injured Passenger Dies After Vandalia Streetcar Crash
In Terre Haute Indiana John Gill died after a Vandalla passenger train crashed into a street car last night. S Davis and Motorman John McNary were not expected to live. The coroner will begin an investigation to determine responsibility. In Fort Wayne George Way twenty one died from injuries after being caught in a threshing machine at a farm near Arcola.
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Terre Haute
Ind
John Gill
S. Davis
John McNary
Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
George Way
Ashland
Elijah Graves
Arcola
St. Joseph Hospital
Hunters kill one of county's largest wildcats in chase
In Hamblen township ten miles north of Nashville Indiana a party of hunters chased a large wildcat that leapt from a tree and clashed with their dogs on James Wray's farm. The animal killed two dogs and wounded another before being shot, ending a months long fear of wolves and wildcats in the area.
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Indianapolis Journal
Nashville
Ind
Here
James Wray
Hamblen Township
Adjustment at Hand in Bedford Quarries Dispute
Bedford Indiana August 3 reports indicate an amicable settlement of the quarrels between lawyers and the Bedford Quarries Company over a strike that began in the days prior. The dispute centered on a half hour noon break and not wages, with talks suggesting wage raises for several workers across departments rather than cuts.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bedford
Ind
Bedford Quarries Company
Long open boat journey reaches Madison in iron craft
Nelson Morris and Tancred Vella arrive from Cincinnati in an eighteen foot iron row boat en route to Rio Janeiro. They represent the London and Berlin Geographical Societies and plan a voyage down the Ohio Mississippi Gulf of Mexico Caribbean to the Atlantic, aiming for Louisville Tuesday morning.
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Indianapolis Journal
Madison
Ind
Nelson Morris
Berlin University
Tancred Vella
Malta
Cincinnati
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
London
Berlin
Ohio
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Louisville
Liebers Defeat Kahn Tailoring in 2 to 6 Bout
The Liebers beat the Kahn Tailoring Company team by a score of 2 to 6. Batteries were Pritchett and A. Sielken, Maloney and Gales.
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Liebers
Kahn Tailoring Company
Batteries
Pritchett
A. Sielken
Maloney and
Gales
Noted Western charity worker dies in Denver era tabernacle figure
Margaret Uzzell mother of Parson T A Uzzell died at seventy five in Denver. Born in Kentucky she moved to Colorado in 1870s and helped run People's Tabernacle with her sons for eighteen years, earning fame as a major charity worker. Also: Alfred H Wise dies at seventy one in Freeport, a longtime Second National Bank president and brother-in-law of Gen. John M. Schofield. John Francia Duncombe, seventy one, Fort Dodge settler, dies in Des Moines after stroke.
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Denver
Col
Margaret Uzzell
T. A. Uzzell
Kentucky
Colorado
Uzzell
People's Tabernacle
Freeport
Ill
Alfred H. Wise
Second National Bank
John M. Schofield
Des Moines
John Francia Duncombe
Fort Dodge
Intense heat hits Kansas and Missouri wireless drought
Intense heat prevailed across the southwest, with temperatures near 100 and hot winds disrupting crops in Kansas. In Springfield Kansas, readings approached 108 while other areas reported high heat and associated crop damage.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Sresington
Kan
Promissory note tied to accidental marriage witnessed
In western county a man woman and preacher visited Isaac Thompson and asked to marry at his home. The farmer consented and now must settle a promissory note he signed thinking he witnessed the ceremony. Chicago confidence men are active at various county points.
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Isaac Thompson
Chicago
Ulrich Brake Dies From Heat in Fort Wayne at 71
Ulrich Brake a longtime Fort Wayne Indiana contractor aged seventy one died last night after being overcome by heat. He lived in the city for over fifty years and his death is attributed to heat exposure amid the current warm spell.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ulrich Brake
Hartford City Man Dies in Denver Wealthy Leader of Hartford Band
W B Cooley received a telegram announcing the death of his brother E C Cooley in Denver Colorado of consumption after a health trip with his family He was a leading Hartford City businessman a former head of the Hartford City Band a charter Knights of Pythias member and first City Council member The body to be brought home for burial Also reports: Enoch McKay 7 dies in Windfall of Brights disease born 1835 Swiss county married 1860 four of six children alive. Webb Chandice dies in West Richmond a Gamewell Fire Alarm Company agent. Robert Price dies in Muncie member of Red Men and Pathfinders. Mary Widdop dies in Ladoga after long illness.
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W. B. Cooley
BE. C. Cooley
Denver
Col
E. C. Cooley
C. R. Cooley & Sons
Hartford City Band
Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Cooley
Arizona
Colorado
Enoch McKay
Bright
Switzerland County
Laura Salmon
Theresa Shawan
Windfall
Richmond
Webb Chandice
Gamewell Fire Alarm Company
Muncie
Robert Price
Red Men's and
Pathfinders
Ladoga
Mary Widdop
William Widdop
German Catholic Benevolent Union protests friar expulsion
Fort Wayne branches passed resolutions condemning expulsion of friars from the Philippine islands. The protest, unanimous, will be taken to the State meeting in Indianapolis. Kokomo Division Uniform Rank K of P leaves by special train for San Francisco to compete in the world tourney prize drill, seeking to reclaim its 1886 world championship.
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Fort Wayne
German Catholic Benevolent Union
Philippine Islands
Indianapolis
Kokomo
San Francisco
Vailsburg Races Feature Amateurs In Twenty Mile Trail
Violent storm disrupts Vailsburg bicycle meet in Newark with many not racing. Amateurs’ twenty mile event led by J Rockowitz until Schlee sprinted to win by two lengths. Scurry dash won by Floyd McFarland of San Jose. Half mile amateur won by Michael Coffey. Open professional scurry dash won by McFarland. Twenty miles open amateur won by Charles Schree with Dove and Zanes following.
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N. J
Vailsburg
Hurley
J. Rockowitz
Schlee
McFarland
Michael Coffey
W. L. Lorse
Brooklyn
J. Zanas
Scurry Dash
Floyd McFarland
San Jose
Cal
W. A. Ruts
New Haven
Conn
Floyd Krebs
H. B. Freeman
Portland
Ore
Charles Schree
M. T. Dove
New York
James Zanes
Teddy Billington
Oscar Goorke
Australian Billy Murphy Blasts Van Heest in Four Rounds
Australian Billy Murphy knocked out Johnny Van Heest of Minneapolis in four rounds in a grove in Union county South Dakota this afternoon.
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Sioux City
Billy Murphy
Johnny van Heest
Minneapolis
Union County
South Dakota
Hard Wedding Journey
A young couple from Baltimore set out to walk from Richmond to Dayton after eloping there four months ago and marrying in Washington. Officials cited the husband twenty seven and the wife seventeen, saying they declined transport but were given shoes as they trudged toward Baltimore over four weeks with little money.
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Baltimore
Richmond
Dayton
Superintendent of Charities
Washington
Pioneer book store owner shoots railway brake man in Colorado Springs
On Tejon street R. R. Taylor, a pioneer book store proprietor, shot and killed his brother-in-law Frank L. Shader, a railroad brake man. Taylor surrendered and claimed justification but talked little. Friends say Shader had recently sought to alienate Mrs Taylor.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Tejon Street
R. R. Taylor
Frank L. Shader
Taylor
Shader
Sexies
Milwaukee and Indianapolis split doubleheader. Altrock stars
Milwaukee and Indianapolis split a doubleheader at Athletic Park with Milwaukee taking the first game 7 to 2 behind Altrock, who worked both games and allowed six hits. Indianapolis won the second game 3 to 0 as Killen limited Milwaukee to six hits.
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Indianapolis Journal
Milwaukee
Wis
Indianapolis
American Association
Athletic Park
Clingman
Brewers
Altrock
Watkins
O’brien
Efrors
Kuhn
McBride
Aces
Columbus Beats Minneapolis As Double Plays Spark Victory
Minneapolis failed to tie in the eighth as a double play by Knoll and Hart quashed a late rally. Col umbus won 3 to 2 after a sharp early double play by Cooley, Grant and Werden. Attendance 2,500. Also Hoboken nips Cincinnati in an exhibition 9 to 6 with Deegan and Lamar pairing for Cincinnati and Thielman in relief. Chicago beats Newark 4 to 2 in Newark exhibition. Albany vs Pittsburgh called off due to wet grounds.
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Columbus
Knoll and
Hart
Cooley
Grant
Werden
Byers
Knoll
Quillin
Hendriks
Fuller
Katoll
Wagner
McFarland
C. Wagner
Sally
Ah Hendricks
Ndill
New York
Cincinnati
Hoboken
St. George's Cricket Grounds
N. J
Ewing
Thielman
Deegan
Lamar
Staloney
J. Merritty
Chicago Scores In First, Philadelphia Falls In Opener
Chicago draws first blood on a bases on balls, a passed ball, and Waddell error. Hartzell hits a two bagger for Philadelphia’s lone run. Patterson and Waddell combine on the mound as Chicago prevails 9 to 1. Attendance 14,250.
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Fairview Park
Keeble
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R.H.O.A
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Yates
Cobler
Joe Vand Edwards
R. Htm
Manning
Eckhardt
Porter
Waller
Heim
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Kuble
Ratcliffe
Ryse
R. Hartmann
Dalton
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Beville
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Schaub
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Grady
Dunkle
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Waddell
Hartzell
Patterson
Philadelphia
Sullivan
Schreck
Strang
Mertes
Daly
Davis
Isbell
M. Cross
Powers
L. Cross
Sheridan
Decatur
Miller
Cedar Rapids
Basle
Delphi Phillies Defeat Brookston In Final Series Game
Delphi defeated Brookston here today by a score of to 0 before about 50 spectators. Delphi played without errors and collected fourteen hits off the Brookston pitcher while Brookston mishaps at Delphi allowed three unearned runs. Batteries Nelison Steward Ginn Reagan and Quinn.
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Toledo
Lundbrom
Rh.o.a.e) Toledo. R.h.o.ae. Ferguson
Meany
Shannon
Kelley
Smith
Pierce
Coggin's
Marcan
GraMus
Suimmer
Mock
Peirce
Lumley
Turner
Burns
Stimmel
Figgemeier
R.H.C.A.E. Toledo
R.H.C.A.E. Ferguson
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Kileinow
D'Kerry
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Slette
Lundbl'm
Cogesw'll
Kleinow
Ferguson
Daugherty
Huggins
Marecan
Siette
Lundblom
Coggswell
Detroit
Boston
Mullin
Siever
Indianapolis Journal
Union City
Ind
Fort Recovery
Harris
Delphi
Brookston
Nelison
Steward Ginn
Reagan
Quinn
Logansport Defeats Fort Wayne Shamrocks 4 to 1 in Baseball
Logansport beat the Fort Wayne Shamrocks 4 to 1 this afternoon. Batteries Ream Robbins and Tiernan starred. Attendance was 1,300. Indiana standings note Indianapolis in second place with one more loss than its rival. Frank De Hass Robison met John T. Brush in the city yesterday but details of their conference were not disclosed.
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Indianapolis Journal
Logansport
Ind
Fort Wayne Shamrocks
Ream and Robbins and Tiernan
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Frank de Hass Robison
John T. Brush
Three Boys Drown In Allegheny River at Pittsburg
Three boy bathers drown in the Allegheny River at the foot of Thirty sixth street in Pittsburg. The victims were William J Carroll fourteen Amiel Kologewski and an unknown boy about twelve. All could not swim and two wandered into a dredge hole. Carroll lost his life trying to assist his companions.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny River
Thirty-sixth Street
William J. Carroll
Amiel Kologewski
Carroll
Real Estate Title Notice Hidden in Fragment
Real estate related text references title and abstract issues plus a mention of Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company at 129 East Market Street. The readable items imply a title related notice or advertisement concerning property transactions and security fees.
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S. Soeceune Security
Indiana Title Guaranty. and Loan Company
East Market Street
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