Chicago Typographical Strike Ends After Pact Restored
After a four day typographical union strike in Chicago, publishers and workers reached a compromise. The union would return to work on the old terms with arbitration, while rejecting most wage demands except for a potential small increase and overtime pay. The decision to stand by contracts ended the work stoppage and restored newspaper production.
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Chicago
Belek
Ramods
Atrike
Atluntiin
Meytineg
Uators
NiWre
Eeasion
Koblents
Wee
Mnion
Yin
Akree
Prescott
Typographical Union
Renay
Topographice Union
Aber
Chivas
Relhra
Elstrine
Cites
Firecracker Blast Causes Eye Injury At Peabody Hotel
July Fourth celebration ended in disaster when a giant firecracker exploded near Butchinson, injuring a man in Midland hotel area. W Biatarr of Peabody, once speaker at a local event, lost an eye while others suffered arm injuries as rockets and sticks caused serious wounds. The incident prompted medical attention and concerns over firework safety.
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Butchinson
W. Biatarr
Thing
Bir
Arm & Rocket
Colonel Fitch Writes Regiment Becomes Proficient
A Wichita dispatch dated July 6 reports Col Fitch’s notes that the regiment is already very proficient. The message mentions health and surroundings concerns and notes no definite orders to move yet, with expectations for near-term instructions. The report emphasizes progress and awaiting guidance from authorities.
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Wichita
Fiteh Rimealf
Santa Fe Travel Offer for Summer Tourists
June notice announces tickets to Purbio Celerate Springs and Dan Yer with a return price of 24 dollars and a round trip rate of 2400. W Garvey listed as agent. service advertised to arrange laundering work on order without charge.
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Colorado
Santa Fe
Purbio
Celerate Springs
Dan- Yer
W. Garvey
Joint Closing Order Shuts Several City Joints
City Marshal Strauss issued a closing order directing assistant marshal Owen to halt operations at joints believed to be under mayoral influence. Most sites complied after warnings delivered in businesslike fashion. one refused entry, while authorities vow continued scrutiny and enforcement under city nuisance ordinances. Officers warned both public houses and associated workplaces to cease activities.
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TA. Strauss
Mirror Fellows
J. Owen
Owen
Mayor- Esch
Ngaoron
United States Ambassador White Speech Praised Abroad
Berlin reports on Andres D. White's Fourth of July address at the Lelpale banquet. Frankfort Zeitung prints it verbatim and favorable notes emerge while other papers omit critical portions. The Lokal Angelger criticizes lack of reasons for Germany not visiting America before the war. The foreign office sent Emperor William a copy with leading papers’ comments.
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Berlin
United States
Germany
Andres D. White
Lelpale
Frankfort Zeitung
White
Tareblatt
Lokal Angelger
America
Wiliam
Collins Estate Probate Report Details Broad Property List
The Collins estate report, filed with Probate Judge S. Colman, lists cash in bank 627.77 and a near complete defrayal of Collins lodge expenses. Real estate includes twenty acres in Pottawatomie county, several city lots in Van Buren and West Tenth, a mortgage of 2500, additional parcels on Quincy and Fort Scott, and mortgage debts totaling around 1500. Helen Collins Grace Collings and John H. Collins renounced claims in favor of administrator D. W. Netix. The sheriff may soon sell Guiney Street property to satisfy the 1500 mortgage.
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Daniels
J. E Torringta
S. Colman
Collins
Pottawatomie County
West Street
van Buren Street
Collings
West Tenth Street
J. Fritz
Quincy Street
Mortenee
Fort Scott
Helen Collins
Grace Collings
John H. Collins
D. W. Netix
J. 8
Pelayo Breaks Down At Sea Near Ismassia July 6
The Spanish battleship Pelayo is out of order and halted since early morning. Its location is given as Ismassia near the Suez and Sweetwater canals, with Dayot and Take Tymath mentioned along the canal route. The text identifies the Suez Canal Company as a headquarters reference, with Cairo noted in the vicinity.
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Ismassia, Heyat
Pelayo
Temaelizta
Dayot
Tymath
Mediterranean Sea
Dar Canal
Ts Suess
Cairo
Tragic Train Accident Near Mulvane Involves Belle Plaine Man
A Belle Plaine man named Joe was struck and dragged by a Santa Fe train near Mulvane as he tried to reach a hat and recover his belongings. He reportedly misjudged the speed, jumped, and was pulled under the wheels. bystanders attempted aid but he was fatally injured.
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Wellington
Joe Are
Belle Plaine
Santa Fe
Mulvane
Helle Talon Comanions
Purcell
Wichita
Santa Fe Plus Tulle
Stutwane
Ite
Drunken Murderer At Humboldt Depot
Joseph Bell, a heavily intoxicated man, fired a revolver at Humboldt during Fourth of July celebrations at the Santa Fe depot. He wounded Byron Onehman and fled, but was captured near Neutesha after a chase. Onehman lingered unconscious and died soon after. Bell faced pursuit by a prominent Humboldt merchant’s associates.
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Humboldt
Joseph Hell
Byron Onehman
Santa Fe
Chieed
Cushman
Chenute
Joseph Bell
Custman
Red
Fle
Bell
Chau Ton
Neutesha
Honors for Schley and crew over destruction of Spanish fleet
Senator Pettigrew introduced a resolution thanking Commodore Schley and his men for gallant conduct in destroying the Spanish fleet at Santiago. Pettigrew said the measure aims to rectify the belief that Sampson acted alone. The resolution was referred to the naval affairs committee.
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Washington
Senator Pettifrew Ban
Congress
Commodore Schley
Santiunga
Pettigrew
Sampson
Marriage Mania: Young Man Held on Insanity Charge
A 20-year-old man described as short and stout with blue eyes and a brown complexion, loudly proclaims a desire to marry. He has no money or employment and says his father locked up the man he chose to marry him. He claims to be deranged but insists the motive is love and vows to go to Leavenworth to wed. He was taken to the county jail for insanity evaluation after being detained at a police station.
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Young
Pear
Fie
Iim
Carl Lawson
Leavenworth
Fove
Yung
Pauline
Lecampton
Anarry
Toreka
Ctice
Stalin
Xilas
Lin Srary
Topeka
Ber
Alfonso XII Captured After Blockade Run
West July 6 reports say the Spanish warship Alfonso XII attempted to run the blockade from Havana and was captured by an American cruiser. Two more ships are reported sent from Santiago with seriously wounded aboard. Chester Pennsylvania July 6 a fire at Bear Creek oil point destroyed all tanks and halted operations. losses totaled about 70 dollars in oil and gear remnants.
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Hey West
Alfonso XL
Havahe
Eantiago
Standard
Chester
Bear Creek
Special Low Rate Excursion to Bufti In and Saramon
Special low rate excursion to Bufti In and Saramon advertised by Vinhe Leke Shore and Michigan Southern Ry offers a cheap trip. Early information lists Humphrey, TP A, ness City, CK Wilber, AG P, A Chiedsu, A.J. Smith G as organizers. Cleve coat and comfortable anti caron Santa Fe route via electric fans provides throug sleepers to Washington, with plans via Santa Fe and lines.
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Vinhe Leke Shore
Michigan Southern Ry
Humphrey
TP A
Ness City
CK. Wilber
AG P. A. Chiedsu
A.J. Smith G. Plas
Rewards A Chum President McKinley Appoints Huxene Comm Paymaster
President McKinley has rare personal appointments in the army since the Spanish War began selecting Huxene Comm as paymaster. Coffin, longtime Willard's hotel clerk and famed for musical head inscriptions, befriended McKinley in 1861 while serving with the Twenty third Ohio regiment. Coffin’s prankster humor involved bedding and music coordinated to amuse guests. Coffin, a notable xylophone performer, is noted to be dropped from Willard's until Coffin no longer under Dans.
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Washington
MocKinley
Spain
Huxene Comm
Coffin
Twenty-third Ohio Regiment
Tincoln
Rosecrans
Hayes
Javilee
Stanley Matthews
Bob" Kennedy
McKins
Willand
Lohengrin
Halle
Marie
Phila
Dyiphile Drumimar
Tony Pastor
Comin
Willard’s
Nemniar
Cobele
Dans
Merchants and express firms settle tax dispute plan
New York July 6 Merchants Association and local express companies agreed on a plan to resolve who pays the one cent tax on express receipts. Companies initially sought to tax consignors, merchants protested, and a course to pay under protest was chosen while seeking a test law. A fourth conference led to an amicable decision to defer litigation and await a U S court ruling to set a nationwide standard guiding smaller cases.
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New York
Merchants’ Association
Boards of Trade A
Express Companies
United States
Dourt
Plucky 17-Year-Old Rescues Actor From Sea
New York July 4 Miss Alice Goodwin seventeen rescues actor Ina ward Burke from drowning at sea. Burke twenty eight stayed at Sea Cliff during city engagement. He dived, struck head, concussed, brought ashore with help and rushed to Bellevue Hospital.
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New York
Alice Goodwin
Inaward Burke
Burke
Sea Clit
Besssid
Hurke
Ake
Lisa Goodwin
Shadow Water
Burk Wat
Manhattan
Bellevue
Sunts Pe Suburbs Report Fuel Controversy in New Mexico
Reports claim a sensational tale about Native African population history stirred a reaction in Sunts Pe New Mexico. The outburst stemmed from circulating rumors of recruitment to infantry from Santa Fe, amid demonstrations and a parish priest waving a Spanish flag to deter enlistment. Vicar General Pourchexy investigated and found theReports debunked. Santa Fe Route dining cars reportedly have electric fans.
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Sunts Pe
Sante Cris
Remarkable case of mercury cure at Yukon camp
St Joseph Missouri reports a man known as Abe Boyle, treated for severe dementia in a Yukon mining camp. Doctors led him to Turkish baths and mercury dosing, which flushed out “foul gold” from his skin and body. Assay of effluent suggested $270 value of mercury carried from Boyle. He regained physical health though mind remained unsettled, later sent to St Joseph for further care.
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St. Joseph
Woodsen
State Lunatic Asylum
Abe” Boyle
Alaska
Circle City
Dawson City
Kiondike
Die
Cers
Yukon
Doyle
Howdus
States
Lander
Wyoming
Saratoga
Wyo
Larkine
William H. Harris
Boyle
Swantinage
Keystone
Anya No
Woodson Yelleven
Denver Divorce Decree Grants Restraining Order in Dohme Case
Dohme and Le Fevre in Dohme divorce case obtain order barring John G. Dohme from confronting Mabel Kelsey Dohme Dohme in public. Previous filings allege cruelty and non support with amended complaint accusing loud confrontations on the street and requests for ongoing speech restraint.
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Denver
Juney le Fevre
Dohme
John G. Dohme
Tulbine
Mabel Kelsey Dohme
Plans Underway for October Conclave in Pittsburg
Kalchis Templar commanderies map events for the forthcoming Conclave in Pittsburg during October. Women organize street parade entertainment with Mrs William F Aull elected chairman. Nearly 100 attendees at Ascalon Commandery meeting at Misonte hall with plans for future events.
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Pittsburg
Driig Raye
Heli
Sir Hnjehts
Willam F. Aull
Ascalon
Misonte Hall
Wei Pregent
Boston
Boston In 1885, No. 3 Commandery
K. Ty
Frank Shellenbereer
Dorrence John McKean
Clarence Bupleleh
J. G. Morrih
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Nleco
Ceril
T. J. Root
J.C. Reese
Piet
Brooklyn
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Sam
Speedy
Joseph Bolt
Byron Cushman
Schley
Senate
Alfonso XII
Bufti- In
Saramon
Cc Nm Ay
Sante Fe
Ia Hines
McKinley
Coffis
St Joe
Yukon River
Knights ‘Templar
Angen Rose
Moville
Uhgne
Gen
J. Parke Fesiles
Ino
WS. Boothe
Pastor del. Ave
Lore
Del
Culbert
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Jrs
Galloway
Foustoun
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Jackson & GD
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