Waiters Strike Decreed in Chicago Restaurants
President Robert A. Callahan of the Hotel and Restaurant Employes' International Alliance announces a general strike of city waiters to begin Monday. The action targets restaurant workers only, with hotels unaffected, and warns those who refuse will be blacklisted for life. Many waiters oppose the move, deeming the call ill advised, and committees have failed to secure turnout across numerous establishments.
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Chicago
Robert A. Callahan
International Alliance
Mr. Callahan
United States
Canada
No Strike of Miners Involving Four States Averts Walkout
At a Chicago conference on August 3, miners and operators from Missouri Kansas Arkansas and Indian Territory averted a strike after agreeing to resume wage scale talks. National Union of Mine Workers officials led by John Mitchell and other leaders attended alongside operators' representatives. A further conference is set for Kansas City on September 10 following a prior breakdown in negotiations.
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Chicago
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Indian Territory
National Union of Mine Workers
John Mitchell
T. L. Lewis
W. B. Wilson
James Mooney
George Manuel
George Colville
B. I. Bush
St. Louis
Charles Vlin
Topeka
W. C. Perry
Ora Darnell
Kansas City
H.W. If
Glass Workers Strike Threat Looms Nationwide
In New York on August 2% percent a glass workers strike began with 14 workers refusing to work at the Metropolitan District Mirror Manufacturers Association plant. A nationwide walkout by the Amalgamated International Glass Workers Union is planned for September 1 to press for a uniform wage rate. The dispute follows new employment certificate blanks requiring applicants to disclose prior work dates and reasons for leaving.
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New York
Metropolitan District Mirror Manufacturers’ Association
Amalgamated International Glass Workers’ Union
Unionists Aid Sam Parks While In Sing Sing Prison
New York Aug 9 Unionists adopt plan to keep Sam Parks paid as business agent from his Sing Sing confinement. He faces extortion charges and tuberculosis, with a weekly salary of 48 dollars. Detroit Aug 2 wage talks keep wages in play as Glass Company groups discuss scaling back stocks before a nationwide restart. Chicago Aug ? Missouri miners weigh strike triggers as negotiations pause with Kansas City set to reconvene Sept 10.
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New York
United Housesmiths
Bridgemen’s Union
Sam Parks
Sing Sing Prison
Parks
Sing Sing
S& J. Hoge & CO
Laclede Bidg
St. Louis
Louta
Laclede Bing
Ges
Incorporated Company
EM Oo Investment CO
Laclede
St E
Twentieth Century Novelty and Supplco
New York City
M . Box
Rattle Creek
Mich
Better Than & Bank
Walter B. Perk
Stevenson Bidg
Indianapolis
Ner
J. D. Moorehead
Chicago
Brown & CO
Hall Kansan City
Ill, oldest Illinois resident dies in Bloomingdale area
Francis Anthony born May 1800 in Ireland and emigrant to Canada before serving as a captain in the Canadian army during the French rebellion of 187. After two weeks of illness he died of heart failure aged about 120 in Bloomington township where he had lived for thirty years. His vitality was remarkable for his age.
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Bloomington
Francis Anthony
Illinois
Ilness
Ireland
Canada
Bloom UN Township
Cubans Hope Congress Will Approve Reciprocity Treaty
Havana August 3. President Palma sends a cable to President Roosevelt expressing Cuban agrarians satisfaction that Congress will soon consider reciprocity with Cuba. The note notes anticipation of allied subvention and steam transport matters in forthcoming talks.
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Congress
Havana
Agrarian League
Palma
Roosevelt
Cuba
United States Congress
Pal
Subventions for Spanish and Canary Islands Labor Imports
Proposals advocate shipping lines to bring workers from Spain and the Canary Islands in autumn and return them in June to subsidize railways. Aims include 2 percent freight rate cuts on sugar and tobacco, creation of an agricultural loan bank, and reconstruction of the agriculture department. A special congressional session is deemed unlikely due to poor House and Senate support for subventions.
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Spain
Canary Islands
Government Department of Agriculture
Congress
House
Senate
Bank Vault Robbery Sparks Armed Chase in Bangor
Four or five men blew the Brewer Savings Bank vault in Bangor and fled into the woods as an armed posse pursued them this forenoon. They are said to have secured about 8% of the cash after firing about a dozen shots while watched by numerous locals bearing firearms. Police, deputies, and citizens formed a growing search party.
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Bangor
Brewer Savings Bank
Grover Cleveland Tells Clam Bake Crowd A Nine-Pound Catch
Former President Grover Cleveland amused Old Colony Club guests at a Bourne Mass clam bake. He joked about weighing a nine-pound catch with his own scales, emphasized protecting Buzzard's Bay fisheries, and urged steady effort to defend fishing interests over federal policy.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Old Colony Club
Marshall's Island
Bourne
Mass
Buzzard’s Bay
Buzzard's Bay
Peace and Arbitration Convictions Adopted at Mystic
The Universal Peace Union adopted resolutions urging teaching peace in schools, arbiter courts, and national action to curb war risks. They condemn armament growth and lynching, call for international relief funds, a quarterly peace conference, and a permanent 1 percent peace fund directed to The Hague Court.
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Mystic
Conn
Universal Peace Union
Turkey
Maine
England
Union
SS Permannen Peace Fund
Expct
Hague International Arbitration Court
New York Democrats Back Independent Candidate for Mayor
The Greater New York Democratic Committee adopted resolutions binding the group to follow the fusion conference committee’s decision on the mayoralty candidate. The move mirrors the 1901 campaign pattern that led to Seth Low’s election and signals possible Tammany disengagement.
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New York
Greater
Fire Raging in Craigen Tunnel Blocks Westbound Traffic
Bristol Tenn Aug 2 NA fire has burned two days in the Craigen tunnel on the Clinch Valley division of the Norfolk and Western routing all traffic west of the tunnel east via Bristol over the Virginia and Southwestern. Heat and smoke pour from both ends. efforts to subdue flames futile as the blaze continues.
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Bristol
Tenn
Craigen
Clinch Valley Division
Norfolk & Western
Trafic
Virginia & Southwestern
Renewal of Bebel Bernstein clash at Berlin Socialists
Berlin August 2 Herr Bebel the socialist leader hissed at the convention over the Reichstag presidency question signaling intense factional strife within the party. Bernstein advocates government agency while Bebel and Singer resist any compromise with the monarchy, highlighting a split that will play out at Dresden in September.
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Berlin
Herr Bebel
Social Democrats
Social Democratic
Dresden
Bebel-Bernstein
Hierren Bebel
Singer
Herr Bernstein
Hers Bernstein
Reichstag
Center Party
Herren Bebel
von Vollmar
Davis
Bernstein
van Vollmar
Vatican may exhibit at St Louis exposition
Rome reports negotiations on Vatican participation in the St Louis exposition continue after Pope Leo XIII’s illness and death. Vatican officials expect a favorable view if officially invited by the U S government, with talk of jubilee exhibits, royal gifts, and the Vatican library’s rare works and US historical documents.
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Rome
Vatican
Leo XIII
Pope Pius
Holy See
United States
Leo
Pope
Jubilee
Queen Victoria
Edward
Pope Leo
William’s remarks on tutor discipline and duty to Germany
Emperor William spoke at Cassel praising his tutors for shaping his work ethic. He cited gymnasium training and lessons from private teachers led by Professor Hillspeter, saying constant preparation empowered him to bear the heavy burden of leading 58,000,000 Germans, and that love of work has become his second nature.
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Berlin
William
Cassel
Hillspeter
South Wales tin works shut by wage dispute
In Swansea and four-fifths of South Wales tin mills, 20,000 to 30,000 workers are locked out as employers demand unconditional wage changes for plate classes. Unions back the locked-out men, with possible sympathy strikes from local steel workers. a handful of nonassociated works stay open. Also reported, Frederick Humbert and Emile and Romaine d Aurignac were moved to Fresnes prison after their sentences.
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Swansea
Wales
South Wales
Employers’ Association
Paris
Frederick Humbert
Emile and
Romaine d’ Aurignac
Fresnes
Mme. Humbert
Witte Promoted as Finance Chief in Russia
A Central News dispatch from St. Petersburg reports M. Witte elevated to president of the committee of ministers, with M. Pleske named Imperial State Bank director and new minister of finance. Vesuvius continues erupting near Naples with minor fissures and lava flow slowing toward Pompeii. In Berlin, a sergeant and six privates at a Metz magazine face arrest for selling bomb fuse secrets to a foreign power.
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London
Central News
St. Petersburg
M. Witte
Committee of Ministers
M. Pleske
Imperial State Bank
Naples
Ang
Vesuvius
Pompeii
Berlin
Metz
Seelam Jol Hand Linked to Carnegie Museum Adviser Role
New York report identifies Dr. Seelam Jol Hand as director of the Carnegie Museum in Pittsburg and as a confidential adviser connected to Saeed in through this city with Shapie bee, according to sources.
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New York
Seelam Jolhand
Carnegie Museum of
Pittsburg
Saeed
Shapie Bee
Record of Museum Fossil Collection Sale to Brussels Baron
A museum acquired what is believed to be the world’s greatest fossil collection by purchasing it from Baron De Boyet of Brussels for more than $250,000. The sale highlights the museum’s commitment to expanding its holdings with rare species and specimens.
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Ieved
Baron de Boyet
Brussels
Belgium
Infant Indian Sues Over Public Lands Allotment
Ora Cecilia Robtailie, an infant, sues the United States in Fergus Falls Minnesota seeking to overturn a secretary of the interior ruling. The case tests whether Indian children born after July 21 1990 will receive land allotments. The complaint notes the mother is a Mississippi band Chippewa member and the father is of mixed Indian blood.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
Ora Cecilia Robtailie
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Mississippi Band of Chippewas
the Interior
Malvern West Michigan street addition open for investors
Walter B Perkins plans a 153 lot residence addition named Malvern along West Michigan street car line west of Tibbs avenue in Indianapolis. Prizes totaling 3000 dollars will reward builders of the first 26 homes, with further incentives for subsequent houses. The tract, transferred by Ralston & Camden for 18000 dollars, lies near Tibbs and Michigan streets, with installments offered and streets to be improved under city plans.
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West Michigan
Walter B. Perkins
Boston
Tibbs Avenue
West Corporation
West Michigan Street
Perkins
Berkeley Addition
Shelby Street
Malvern
Indianapolis
Mr. Perkins
Mississippi River
Michigan Street
Northern Investment Company
Boulevard Square
Central Avenue
Fall Creek
Thirty-first Street
College Avenue
Central and
College and Park Avenues
Buckle Street
Broadway
Fall Creek Boulevard
Peter Lieber
Twenty-fifth
Northwestern Avenue
A. Metzger
Metzger
Real estate transfers listed for Marion County Indiana
Record yesterday documents instruments filed for the 24 hours ending 5 p m August 29 1903. Transfers include Chas F Rugenstein to Edward Seas sub Lots 19 and 20 etc. amounts and properties list numerous parcels in Braden Live Lake groups and Murphy Tinker additions. Also ads urge listing vacant rental property with Indiana Trust Company and real estate offerings in Morton Place and nearby areas.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Chas. F. Rugenstein
Edwardseas
Dalbey
Christian
East Washiington-st
Claude V. Smock
Clarence W. Means
Southam & Co
Wee Mu
Latta
Rachel
A. Stair
Te Caliough
Nantne
S. K. Fletcher
Isaac C. Walker
Kate M. Ham
Real Estate Listings Include Indiana Trust and Security Trust Ads
Real estate notices describe multiple properties in Cleveland and New Jersey with modern features, rents, and prices. Listings include a Morton Place residence, brick corner blocks on Virginia avenue, elegant two and ten room homes, and a 1.20 acre coal land tract in Clay County Indiana.
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Rouevelt Ave
Goa
Capitol Ave
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Indiana Trust Company
Ralbott Ave
the SecuriTy Trust Company
B. Market St
New Jersey
Indiana Taust “Company
Twelfth
Indiana Trust CO
Morton Place
Virginia Ave
THE
Security Trust Company
E. Market Street
Walcoctt
Vermont
Woodlawn Ave
Spruce St
Walnut
Alabama St
Indiana Ust Company
Clay County
Indiana
Market_st
Rearket St
Indiana Trust Co Sells Real Estate and Rentals
Real estate listing from Indiana trust company Describes properties in Defuniak Springs Florida and nearby, with farms 1000 to 5000 acres priced from 2 per acre, homes from 300 or more, and literature on application. Also advertises modern homes for sale in Indianapolis and surrounding areas, plus multiple rental listings and business notices.
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Defuniak Springs
Florida
New
Old
Brown
C. A. Olcott & Co
Kentucky Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
Buckle ST
N. Delaware
Park Ave
Talbott Ave
PRATT
A. J. Meyer & CO
Market ST
Kinloch Paint Company
Moe Loulg
Indiana
Staine
Fio
Jess H. Smith CO
Detroit
Mich
New York
P.O. Box
Detriot
Standard Ring CO
Dearborn Street
Moe
Goeuptens
Care Journal
E. Lander
Secy
Roebidg
St. Louis
Financial notices and loan offers in Indianapolis ads
Edward Parmelee and Frank Sawyer advertise financial services including insurance and valuing valuables. Ward & Co, C. F. Sayles & Co, and C. N. Williams promote mortgage loans and abstracts of title. Loans available at 3 percent on city or county property, farms, using own funds with no delay. various addresses listed in Meridian, Market Street, and East Market.
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Frank Sawyer
Ward & CO
N. LN
Meridian
L. M. Brown
Lemcke
C. F. Sayles& CO
East Market Street
Indianapolis
County
Indiana
C. N. Williams
Indianapolis Mortgage and Loan
E. Market St
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Shee Pre
Chincago
Callahan Says
GLASS
Independent Window Glass Company
Federation Window Glass Company
Columbus
Window Glass Workers’ Association of America
Window Glass Workers’ Association
Sendis
Grover
President Cleveland
Universal Union
Tammany
Democratic
Mittee
St. Louis Fair
Wilhelm
Germany
Kaiser
Welsh Tin Works
of “Malvern’—Real-Estate News
and Statistics
Tibrott
N. J. Penn
Bath
Tilinois
Tenth St
Iniiana Trust Company
Ee Real Estate
Sith
Be Estate
Andi
Indiana Harbor
East Chicago CO
Law Building
M.arbuckle
Lemcker Block
Meriwether
Pinners
Eee
Cail
SS Eee Ood Town
D. Rou
W. D. Allison CO
SEE Hardware CO
Sixteenth
Illinois Sts
Typewriter Exchange
Monument Pl
G. M. Merrick
Gen
C. R. Peddle
Vandalia
Majestic
City
George F. Cram
Oine
the Journal
Arsenal Ave
Old Ball
Rust CO
INDIANA _ TRUST
Michigan
J. D. Stillson
Thirteenth
Journal
Central Ave
Central
Delaware
Fis
Jefferson Ave
Lindsey
Ehington
the Union Trust McOmpany
N. Senate Ave
Hutchins
Ohio
Washington Streets
Bates
Marion Trust Go
N. Hinds St
North
Edward 2
Parmelee
Auditor and Expert Accountant
East Market St
Indianapolis, Ind
Talbott Av
Adwiles Michig
Micon ‘Bt Buggy CO
Kalamazoo
Milwaukee
Wis
National
Dearborn St
Pure Food CO
NEW York Pure Food CO
Besten & Lange
N. Pennsylvania
Woman's Remedy CO
Woman's Remedy Company
State St
Sullivan CO
Maplewood Ave
Ill
COXIN
Humphrey & CO
Wall St
Security Mortgage Loan Company
Indiana Trust Building
Second
Indiana Mortgage and Loan Company
Lombard
Central Loan Company
Stevenson Building
Washington Street
Bocas
Hoesier
Delaware St
Ceauling
DANA
Dopson
James HB. Dobson
Try
Tordmts
Ontario
White Avenue
C. Mayer
Sarah Mayer
Jacob M
Vania Street
A. Diener
B. Wi
M. Hi. Purrell
West Washington
Tutewiler & Son
W. Market St
Tel
Lewisi. Adams & Krieger
N. Jil
Jon Anson
Hassler
Gorge
Aeranases Bros
N. del
St. Tel Wa
BELL
Is & M Land
Business Personal
SPR Limited
Walter
Walter B. Perkins, & Stevenson Bldg
Society Notice
Ee Masonic
Masonic Lodge
J. F. Furniss
Lorette Hotel
East
Ohio St
Rollyn Hawkins
Virginia
Tugsity, Fallor & CO
E. T. Silvius & CO
Talbott Block
N. Pennsylst
WM. Langsenkamp
C. F. Klepper
Aversa
William F. Hall
Sracer
Washington, D.C
Washington
Co. C. Everts
M. D
Pennsylvania St
Red
Hf. H. S
Gerthe Ballard
Stearns
Aug. S
N. Penn
John Wimmer
Optician
Union Co-Operative Laundry
Meridian St
Welchant
Room
A. Hastin Lemecer
G. W. M and Genere
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