Strike Over Arbitration Point Reached Says Ensley
Ralph Ensley declares the strike has passed the point where arbitration could settle it. Schwab refuses to listen, promising no concession to Shaffer. Bay View delegates travel east to assess the situation as New York reports limited communication from officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Ensley
New York
Sheer
Amalgamated
Ratoclution
United States Steel Corporation
Ted
Shaffer
Chiat
Tesiesi Conmuraion
Comracy
Norine
J. Pierpant Morian
Seth Low
Maser
Morian
Massey
No- Civic Federation
Saeed
Prom Bay View
Pitsburg
Tien
Hay View
Milwaukee
Amphnktion
Seid
Gotimatttech
Abeay View Logan Wil Tetal
Yeatiriny
Siac
Paliter
Duguere
McKeesport Suloom
Vattorneys
Knights Templar Conclave Ends In Louisville Memory
88th Triennial Conclave of Kalytta Templar ends with praise for hospitality and pageantry in Louisville Kentucky. Wives and daughters join in events as planners prepare a concluding ball and final entertainments. Attendees reflect on past conclaves and note San Francisco as a favored future site.
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Knights Templar
Louisville
Kalytta
Templar
Pasa- Angers
Fielden
San Francisco
Restaurents
California
Templars
Death toll rises in steamboat disaster with ten identified
Philadelphia reports thirty dead as police recover more bodies from the Delaware river following Wednesday’s steamboat explosion. Among the recovered is Harry Johnsbon, a Hulmeville grocer, leaving a widow and five children. Nineteen are missing. dozens injured. Mrs Clapham and family recount escape and tragedy as officials confirm grim toll and potential identifications.
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Philadelphia
Delaware River
Harry Johns Bon
Hulmeville
Estra- Grant Clapham
Trenton
Auinda
Willian Ho Keen
Chipheim
Staan
Teyarie
Wajl
Mya
Clapham
Stisl
Shaire Keen
Keen
Absorption of Sioux City Formal Announcement
Official statement confirms the absorption of Sioux City by the Chicago and North Western Railway. The Bronx City Pacific line from Missouri Valley to Sioux City and branches from Sargent Blunt to Moville are purchased. From September 1, 1901, CNW will oversee new purchase areas except California Junction to Fremont, Neb. where Fremont Elkhorn and Missouri Valley handles jurisdiction.
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Sioux City
Chicago
Aue
Hugitt
Chicago & Northwestern
Tclil
Sionuz City & Pacific
Bronx City
Pacffc Railroad Company
Missouri Valley
Sargent Blut
Moville
Tie
California
Dumetion
Fremont
Neb
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
California Junction
Fremont, Elk Horn and Missouri Valley Railway Company
Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Railway Company
Chicago & Northworthes Railway
Fremont, Elk Horn
Missouri Villay
Germans Think We Want Both Africa and South America
Baer, president of the Philadelphia and reading eastern, reports German belief that the United States seeks both Africa and South America to secure dismembered territories. He notes Germans think America fomented trouble in South Africa and Central America to gain possessions, viewing Cuba as part of the United States and doubting eventual freedom there.
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Africa
South America
New York
G. F Baer
Philadelphia
Reading Estem
Europe
Germany
South Africs
Central America
Afries
America
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
United States
Santa Fe buys Kansas Southwestern narrow gauge line
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railway has purchased the Kansas Southwestern railway from Arkansas City to Anthony, a span of about 60 miles. The deal, said to be aimed at blocking opposition to a southeastward line to Fort Smith, Ark, follows the Frisco’s prior abandonment and receivership.
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Santa Fe
Arkansas City
Anthony
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Kansas Southwestern
Kun
Allen
Ita
Fort Smith
Ark
Ripleys Cities
Chicago
Uthwestern
Itt
St. Francisco
Frisco
Southwestern
Appeal to McKinley for Negroes Lynched Protection
An Oklahoma City convention of territorial Negro Baptist Sunday school delegates endorsed a formal appeal to President McKinley. They seek protection for black defendants while insisting on fair trials by courts before punishment, not excusing crimes.
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Oklahoma City
O. T
McKinley
Negro Territorial Baptist Sunday School Convention
Morse proposes $2,000,000 cash purchase of American telegraph firm
Charlex M Morse, director of Garfield National Bank, offers $2 million cash to buy the Telephone Telegraph and Cable Company of America. The board backs the bid as stockholders resist further funding. Incorporated in New Jersey with $90 million capital, the move follows widespread director meetings and circulated notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charlex M Morse
Garfield Natonal Bank
Telephone, Telegraph and Cable Company of Ameries
Bell Telephone Company
Morne
New Jersey
Morse
Telephone, Telegraph Rit Cable Company
América
Weather Report Hints Rain and Cooler Temperatures
Fragmentary weather notes report yesterday’s rain, a damp rain gauge, and a forecast of general rain tonight and Saturday. It lists temperatures around 6 today and northeast wind about 10 mph, with hourly readings through the afternoon.
Sultan Retaliates Against France Over Beyrout Tax Concessions
Paris reports the Sultan starts retaliation by publishing an edict withdrawing concessions and tax exemptions from the French religious community at Beyrout Syria. French communities at Jerusalem are also taxed, intensifying tensions with France.
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Paris
Matis
France
Anrade
Beyrout
Syria
Jerusalem
Stanley Leads In House Vote For United States Senator
In the state house sub-basement a straw poll among tradesmen and workers names Stanley as the preferred United States senator with a six to two to one vote for Stanley Curtin Lambert and Al Nooney each receiving one vote Emphasizes the vote’s reliance on local insiders and the clout of the Nooney clan within the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
United States
Evel
Italy Apologizes Yet Claims Effort to Curb Slave Trade
The Milwaukee Sentinel reports on Italy’s response to American criticism of Abyssinian and East Africa slave trade suppression. The Tribune asserts Rome is attempting action, but notes traders still escape patrols. A stray dialogue line from the era is cited as illustration.
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Rome
Erythrea
Africa
Tribune
Hastings mill president and railway captain plan Vancouver Yukon rail aid
Vancouver today reports John Hepaty president of Hastings mill and Captain McKensie Great Northern railway intend active work on the Vancouver Southern Yukon railway. They aim to complete the line within a year and have the new government bridge across the Fraser used by the Great Northern.
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Vancouver
John Hepaty
Hastings Mill
McKensie
Great Northern Railway
Vancouver, Southern Yukon Railway
Trax
Frager
Great Northern
Notice to customers on storage goods in transit
Notice requests customers and patrons with goods and furs in storage to call immediately as the speaker is leaving the city for St Joseph Missouri to 123 S Eighth street corner St and Edmand St St Joseph MO for arrangements.
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St Joseph
S. Eighth Street
Corner St
Edmand St
St. Joseph
Missouri
Howisons Heard From On Schley Court Proceedings
Washington dispatches reveal correspondence involving Rear Admiral Schley, Judge Advocate General Laney, and Commander Hackett regarding the court of inquiry. The department expresses confidence in Howison and discusses potential objections to his competency, with further updates on witnesses and ongoing testimony from Annapolis.
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Ani
Horton
Schley
Department
Sohley
Julien
Ivould Tee
Esteen
W. Hackett
L. Howlson
U.s.nw Yonkers
N.v
Washington
Richard Wainwright
Naval Academy
Forsythe
Bebley
Pickett
Benrime
Watson
Hackett
Cabre grant reports Bolivia unrest quiet in Colombia
Washington reports Commander Sargent of the Machlas at Colon sent word that disturbances in Colombia appear suppressed. The State Department was warned of revolutionary rumors in Beumder and Quito. The minister predicted minor fluctuations and limited reports of uprisings, not causing serious alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Sargent
Colon
Aiteeds
Etaador
Market Report From Chicacs and Auz 2
A garbled market note reports opening sales, trading, and shipments. Prices show minor gains in some grains with December contracts up, oats steady, and wheat weaker on uncertain demand. Local Minnesota lines note weekly shipments and car counts, while overall activity remains subdued amid mixed futures signals.
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Whent
Marts
T Ray
Usm
Veiare
Bunineas
AMR
Dewember
Educe
Salo Hi
TECO
Goenteye
Munport
Shorts Co
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Kansas Avenue
Schwab
Will
Bay View
Adroms Ada Gray Dand
Aus
Ada Grey, the
City of
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Pall Mall Gazette
Lord Salisbury
Edward
the Mills CO
Carpets
M'Kinley
Bell Agenta
Rival Telephone Company
Sultan
Stanley
Italy
Aihwaukee Sentinel
Uilding New Hailroad
John Petrzilek
Brier
Gosrizz Fros
Howisons
Navy
Gustaf J. Claeson
Fantini
Lemley
Judes
Trinity
Clemson
Scence
Tor
Niger
Laweetorei
HSER
Leoutreatars
Sushireie
Tintin
Kansas City
Ane
Texas
Eer Oity
Lowe Hansas
Ean Elke
Eae Rae
Radke
Eholee Dairy
Hed Wy AG
Goodwin
Commis
Sia Ents Arena
Liverpool
Wwe
Corte Tugriver
Tomantlan
Ted Tor
Poelpia
Minsieapalls
Eraluth
Wall Street
Tanateville
Ayrique Atlas Mild
York
Ispoie
New Fort
Purnia
Gill
Cohen and Beton
Otter
Wet Sixth Street
Corresyare Grain and Stock Co
Kiamanthe
McNeather
Atlantia
Sretene
Telilfon
Cies
Nate Fume
Isas
Jovsons Tips
A. G. Goottein
Corsion Mordaint
Tost Kase Ateaue
BOC
Hrlow Mindeerads
Roche
Faerest
Topeka
Hsran
Boston
Greta Gad
Janis Tkelia
Doy
Beagis
A. G. Goodwin
Sas Avenue
Commission Merchant Stocks
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