Pennsylvanian miners seek unity against contract breaches
The convention debates enforceable contracts and a united front to protect coal industry interests. Leaders warn a general strike would wreck gains and urge fidelity to agreements while Socialist Leon Greenbaum pledges support. Delegates from Kentucky and West Virginia express resolve to follow President Mitchells lawful orders amid injunctions targeting union organizers.
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Wilkesbarre
United Mine Workers
Fuhy
Duffy
Indianapolis
National Miners’ Convention
Mitchell
Miles Dougherty
National Executive Board
Weather forecast for Indiana Illinois and Ohio
Fate to day and warmer in central and northern Indiana with fair conditions Wednesday. Thursday brings increased cloudiness, possible showers, and cooler, brisk south winds. Ohio expects fair and warmer Wednesday followed by showers and thunderstorms Thursday and cooler, variable winds. Northwest storm may affect the region tonight. temperatures were notably high with 100 at Denver and other readings noted.
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Washington
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Movements of steamers from New York arrivals listed
Rotterdam and Glasgow report arrivals from New York with steamers Pots a Furnessia Zeeland reaching Antwerp. The Pots from New York via Boulogne appears at Rotterdam July 1. Zeeland also arrived at Antwerp July 16 after New York departure.
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Rotterdam
Potsa
New York
Boulogne-surer
Glasgow
Furnessia
Antwerp
Zeeland
Injunction Against Interference With Plaintiff’s Employees
The defendants and their associates are enjoined from entering the plaintiff’s land or premises to threaten coerce or influence employees to quit or stop working in the mines. The order also prohibits unlawful interference as employees travel to and from work. A hearing to perpetuate the injunction is set for Bluefield today. Tincher notes miners suspected of taking active part in the strike are served with writs charging them as associates or Confederates.
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Pennsylvania
Socialist Party
Leon Greenbaum
St. Louis
National Socialist Party
Greenbaum
National Committee
General Labor Movement
Socialist Movement
Reoe
Thomas Tincher
Glen Gean
W. Ys
Central Coal Field
West Virginia
Mitchell
Syreneular
Joe Crisco
Paul Dyfaith
Jones
Mike Miller
W. B. Wilson
Chris Evans
Tincher
Plantiff
Bluefield
No Concessions in Anthracite Strike Talks
Informal conference of anthracite railroad presidents in New York discussed strike status. Baer, Underwood, Fowler, and Truesdale affirmed no concessions and that settlement depends on workers returning to work. Also notes formation of a Bituminous Coal Association in New York to establish a coal exchange and permanent headquarters.
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New York
Baer
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Underwood
Erie
Fowler
New York, Ontario & Western
Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
J. J. Curran
Wilkesbarre
Philadelphia
Messrs
Baer and
Bituminous Coal Association
George D. Harris
J. J. Vanpelt
Harris
Death notices for Butler Leland Brown Hartley and post cards
Death in Los Angeles of Col Noble Butler former US Army ordnance officer and Louisville native aged 59. Mrs Charles Godfrey Leland dies in Florence Italy after paralysis. admired in youth as America’s prettiest woman. Rev John S Brown aged 96. Brook Farm survivor and elder Phi Beta Kappa. William Hartley editor of New York Clipper dies in Atlantic City of Bright's disease. Emanuel Hermann, early postcard originator, dies in Vienna.
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Louisville
Los Angeles
Cal
Noble Butler
Ordnance Department
United States Army
Butler
Rock Island
New York
Charles Godfrey Leland
Florence
Italy
Herald
Philadelphia
Leland
Caesar Rodney
Delaware
Lawrence
Kan
John S. Brown
Brown
Brook Farm
Honorary College Society
Phi Beta Kappa
United States
Atlantic City
N. J
William 8. Hartley
New York Clipper
Bright
Local boxers Cullen and Ryan set for Louisville bouts
Jack Cullen light-weight and Jack Ryan feather-weight, both from this city, secured matches in Louisville soon. Peter Trainer, Marvin Hart’s manager, arranged Cullen against Kid Sparks of Louisville and Ryan against Kid Lamar. Both fighters have begun training for the contests.
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Jack Cullen
Jack Ryan
Ollie Chill
Louisville
Peter Trainer
Marvin Hart
Cullen
Kid Sparks
Ryan
Rhythmic Triumphs In Merchants Stake At Detroit Track
Detroit Driving Club hosts a $31000 2:24 class trot at Grosse Pointe. Rhythmic, a blind horse owned by Jesse Turney of Paris Kentucky, wins in a hollow run despite Zephyr’s late withdrawal due to lameness. Greenline captures the 2:20 pace for J H Lesh of Goshen Indiana, in Surprise win. Direct Hal breaks Chamber of Commerce Stakes record in 2:07 pace with Shadow Chimes strong in two heats.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit Driving Club
Grosse Pointe Track
Rhythmic
Jesse Turney
Paris
Eleata
J. ©. McKinney
Zephyr
Silver Sign
General Johnson
Pug
Spear
Direct Hal
Chamber of Commerce
Jeera Hy
Direct
Roman
Shadow Chimes
Chestnut
Geers
Riley B
Greenline
J. H. Lesh
Goshen
Ind
Dandy Chimes
Chimes
M. Stake
Hallie Hardin
Ted
Wentworth
T. Lord March
Dickie
Daphne Dallas
Palm Leaf
Poindexter
King Chimes
B. H
Bate
Thorne-Leahh
O’dillon
G. G
Merrifield
Gen. Johnson
Gavatta
B. m
Dickerson
Sybil H
S. m
McLaughlin
Ruth M
J. C. Miller
Bik. S
Hal
Elderone
B. G
Stuard
Cabanola
Bik. H
Greer
Junius
C. G.g. Saunders
Dr. Hammond
B. g.Welch
King Charles
Mahoney
Hussey
B. m. Sey H
Shafer
Br. S
Chimes- Charmer
Fannie Dillard
Ervin
Brown
Martha Marshall
Noble
Ore George
Mosher
G. Saunders
Sylviaone
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W. F. Ervin
B. S
Ee Albert
R. G
McDonald
Irene McGregor
Ch. i
van Auken
Beware
Overfield
Emma Lou
Br. H
Oakland
Duchess
Strathmore
Hudson
Hallie Harden, Sr
McGuire
Lordy March
Dik
Sphynx Lassie
Br. m
Turner
Ees McCarthy
Jennings
Beauseant
Strong
Gahagan
Wiggue
E. G
Cullen
Case
Priola
Marsh
Antea
Lyman
Ted, Br. G
Agnew
Baron de Shayh
Foote
Dick Lee
Tennessee Wilkesa
Benson
Minka
H.sanders
Jack
Mann
Pat Wilkes
Garwage Girt
Bik. Im
Mrs. Brown
W. James
Hal Fry
Mary Hase Eae
B. Kenney
Don Kiley
Nuseun
Casonds
Clement
Cas
Bumner
Geom Shorty
Howse
Annie Yavings
Potter
Cambridge
Indiana horses shine at trots this meeting in Madison
The article notes Indiana horses prominent across several classes at the Madison meet. Gavatta and Junius both earned fourth money for Ross Dickerson and Goshen horsemen, while O F Mann from Indianapolis led Jack by Greystone in heat one of the 2:10 trot. Greenline, bred by J H Lesh, impressed in the 2:20 class racing Online lineage, with future entries in 2:27. Chestnut, a Danville horse trained by L H Brown, failed to meet earlier expectations on a track noted for pace.
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Indiana
Gavatta
Ross Dickerson
Madison
Junius
J. H. Leshy
Chamber of Commerce
Goshen
O. F. Mann
Indianapolis
Jack
Greystone
Whitely
Muncie
Sphynx Lassie
Dalton McCarthy
M. H. Reardon
J. H. Lesh
Lesh
L. H. Brown
Danville
Won in Ninth Inning As Indianapolis Defeats Columbus
In Columbus Miller pitched well for the hosts while Indianapolis rallied in the sixth to tie and then won in the ninth on an error, two hits, and strong support. Wagner faltered late as Columbus lost, with postgame notes on Tannehill’s ankle fracture and Bonner’s fielding errors amid a busy day of baseball in multiple cities.
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Indianapolis Journal
Columbus
Miller
Wagner
Indianapolis
Woodruff
Sheehan
Watkins
Seibert
Billy Fox
Wheeler
George Fox
Kuhns
Kellum
Fox
McFarland
Grim
Kihm
O'Brien
Coulter
Turner
Heydon
Thomas
Suthoff
Louisville
Washington Park
Tannehill
Bonner
H. A
McFarlane Kihm
Poate
Bills
Francis
Mathewson Struck Hard as Giants Lose to New York
Cincinnati July 15 Mathewson faced two rough innings as New York secured a 10 to 2 victory. Burke fared better after the starter tired. Three-base hits fueled a New York rally while Steinfeldt homered for Cincinnati in a high scoring affair.
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ST. Paul
Kansas City
Bt. Paul
Eee
City
Pre Geler
Rothfuss
Dillard
Shannon
Ferguson
Lumsey
Hurley
O Lynch
Cheech
Kansas
Bevilie
Geier
Huggins
Chech
Gear
Foreman
Cincinnati
Mathewson
Burke
Ere
Cinel
Eae
York
Dobbs
Smith
Steinfeld
Omoe Bergen
Matt’son
Phillips
New York
Magedon
Dunn
Crawford
Steinfeldt
Hoy
Bradle
O'Hagen
Matthewson
Elks Harness Races Open Fast Meet at Lafayette
Opening day at Lafayette Ind for the Elks harness meet drew a strong entry and crowd. Fast track and close heats featured 2:4 pace and 2:32% trot with purse of 300 dollars. Roan Wilkes, a young gelding from Dublin, impressed after a win in Ohio and drew a $5,000 offer that was refused.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Elks
Morrison
Indianapolis
Dublin
Roan Wilkes
Raven Wilkes
W. A. Jones
Rushville
Cambridge City
Oakley Park
Cincinnati
Zephyr
Roan Wilkesley
Old England wins Seagate stakes at Brighton Beach
Old England with Lee Jackson aboard won the Seagate stakes for three year olds at Brighton Beach carrying 123 pounds. Highlander and Leonid chased in a close finish, with Old England prevailing by a short head amid strong winds and a rainstorm that affected the track. Winners listed include Big Gun and O'Connor among others.
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New York
Old England
Lee Jackson
Brighton Beach
Highlander
Jackson
Leonid
Burns
Big Gun
Tentalus Cup
Ascension
Red Knight
O'Connor
Choate
Pittsburg and Chicago Baseball Scores July 15 Briefs
Pittsburg tallies 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 to Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0. Eason ineffective sixth, Phillipp and O Connor split duties. Chicago beats Brooklyn 9 0 0 0 1 3 3 0 0. Menefee and Kling hold. Donovan 7 strikeouts. Griffith dominates Chicago batters as Philadelphia wins. Isbell and Sullivan collide in eighth. Sullivan recovers.
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Philadelphia
Griffith
Waddell
Chicago
Isbell
Sullivan
Fultz
Orioles, Red Sox, and Nationals Scores From July Games
Baseball brief recounts multiple July afternoon games with St. Louis defeating Baltimore 4 to 4 in a muddled box score, Boston overcoming Cleveland 9 to 2, and Washington beat Detroit in a pitcher duel, detailing pitchers, batters, and attendance.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Charles Frank
Memphis
James St. Vrain
Southern Baseball League
J. B. Nicklein
St. Vrain
Southern League
Philadelphia
Chiccago
Cleveland
Hoston
St. Louis
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Pittsburg Wee
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Pet
Weaee
Howell
Powell
Donohue
Amateur Championship Golf Opener Draws Youngsters Near Chicago
In Glenview Ill on July 15 the opening round of the amateur championship drew more youths than veterans. Sixty four qualifiers played 18 holes with many rising stars, while veteran contenders like J. C. Thorp and Herbert Tweedie struggled to reach match play. Walter J. Travis posted a near flawless 78 79 and is favored to win. G. A. Ormiston surprised by tying Travis medal score. Typhoid illness cut short Many Holabird’s participation on his home course.
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Golf
Ill
Glenview
J. C. Thorp
Massachusetts
Herbert J. Tweedie
Belmont
G. A. Ormiston
Pittsburg
Travis
Abram Poole, Jr
Onwentsia
H. Chandler Egan
Exmoor
Walter Egan
Lake Geneva
Allan Hibbard
Milwaukee
Walter J. Travis
Holabird
Gienview
Walter B. Smith
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Kerwin
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George McBride
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Bloomington
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Heisman
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Seagate Stakes
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RHB
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Doyle
Townsend
Mullin
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Drill
Travin
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Ianapolis
Hartford City
Miss Banks
Nat Emerson
Miss Neely
H. K. Belden
Miss Hafer
Misa Elel
Harding
William Harding
Riverside Park
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