Still Hoping Arbitration Yet to Be Determined in Packing Strike
A long Chicago packing house labor dispute progresses with both sides willing to arbitrate but refusing to yield on terms. Reports detail sporadic violence, mass arrests avoided, and broad strike impacts across meat markets. Armour Swift and Libby among firms signaling arbitration and potential rehiring of strikers while prices rise nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odonnetty
Iowa
Ty Armour & Co
Swift, Nelson, Morris, Schwarzeshild & Luisberger
Pany
Libby
Parkore
Rion
Sarsue Gompers
Michael Donnelly
Swift & Co
Mverning
Annel mi
Pers
Parkers
Fighting His Way Japanese Use Hai Cheng Landing Point
A St Petersburg telegram reports Japanese forces press the Ta Tehe Kiao area with ongoing fighting along the Tang Chi and Siugen roads. Outposts near Liao Yang are reported, while Kuropatkin’s rear guard may clash at Tang Chia. General Sakharoff notes Japanese use of Kai Chou to land supplies and Kuroki’s outposts south of Liao Yang.
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St Petersburg
Ginsral Sakharoff
Ta Tehe Kiao
Siugen
Jon Tang Chi
Huuyen
Okms
Tang Chia
Kuropatkin
Kai Chou
Sakharof
Kuroki
Liao Yang
Hai Cheng
Rensenkaropt
Bogatyr
Admiral Jessen
Jessen
Japan
Bogatr
Skyrdiof
Alexief
Far East
Army
Oku
Tang Chi
Eirteen
Great Britain
Britain
Russia
Cronstadt
Paris
St. Petersburo
Petit Parisen
Apanese
Port Arthur
Liso Yang
Cheng
Mukden
Moscow
Hennenkampt
St. Petersburg
Rennenkampt
Oakirmah
Saimates
Absence of The Emperor Suppresses War News
Fragmentary dispatches note no news from Port Arthur or Vladivostok and suggest the emperor's absence may explain the lack of reports. The tone implies censorship or delayed reporting as a backdrop to wartime updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Vladivostok Sq
Hill Loses A Point In Northern Securities Suit
In Trenton on July 15 Judge Bradford granted a preliminary injunction in the Edward H Harriman Winslow Pierce suit challenging the pro rata distribution of Northern Securities assets. The case centers on stock in Northern Pacific and the legality of its distribution after the Supreme Court ruling. Market reaction followed, with Northern Securities shares moving as profits were taken.
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Trenton
Bradford
Edward H Harriman
Winslow Pierce
Northern Securities Company
Hill Interests
Herade
Northern Pacific
E. i Harriman
Winston & Pfierce
Harriman
United States Supreme Court
Harriman and Pierce
Particuder
Comsetasion
Northern Pacific Copany
President Hill
Feast
Jude
Harriman and
Pierce
Northern Pacl
Northern Parith
Great Northern
Northern Pactic
Harriman and Herce Glaim
New York
Nirm Securities
Lske
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Northern Securities
Roosevelt Camps Out on Long Island With Party
President Roosevelt spent a night camping at Oyster Bay with his sons Kermit Archie and nephews Philp and George and a friend. They left Sagamore Hill in two rowboats carrying blankets utensils and food and camped near the gasoline launch explosion site. The night was delightful and the president cooked breakfast outdoors, showing skill at outdoor cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Kermit
Archie
Philp
George
Emicn Roosevelt
Long Island
Sagamore Hui
Hand car collision Claims four youths near Emporia
A freight train struck a hand car carrying four youths returning from the country near Emporia Kansas. John Owens was killed and Arthur Denham and Mary and Pearl Miller were fatally hurt. The train did not stop and Owens and the injured were found two hours later. Owens and Denham were roundhouse employees.
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Emporia
Kan
John Owens
Arthur Denham
Mar
Pearl Miller
Owens
Denham
Round House
Bryan Will Stump Amid Pacific Coast Fires
Milwaukee dispatch reports William J. Bryan will stump in coming week while a Bush Fire rages along the British Columbia coast. July 15 reports warn of fires fanned by a long dry spell, with Wulffsohn area burned and settlers at Roberts Creek barely escaping with all possessions destroyed. Weather indications noted.
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Milwaukee
William J. Bryan
Tom Wisoni
Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Wulffsohn
Roberts Creek
East Topeka bids for Parkdale name change on bridge project
The West Highth avenue bridge, under Topeka Bridge and Iron, missed its June 10 opening with a $10 daily penalty that city officials doubt will be collected. High water delayed work while improvements to East Eighth street and a storm sewer promise a busy summer and a 25 percent rise in area property values as planners push for renaming Parkdale to East Topeka to shed its troubled image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka Bridge and Iron Company
West Highth Avenue
Trafic
McCabe
Thas
Topeka
State Journal
M. F. Wall
Mike Weil
Biddle Oreek
Biddle Creek
East Eighth
East Highth
Stie
Parkfol
Parkdale
Chris Roof
East Topeka
East Ide
Smoky Row
North Side
West Side
New Hot Day Record Reported Across Regions
Sharp heat on Thursday lifted thermometers to 74 at 7 am in Concordia and reached 91 by 2 pm. Readings across towns like Muckaville and Manhattan show high thirties to low nineties with scattered showers in eastern Kansas and western Missouri. The government bulletin notes generally fair and warm conditions today and tomorrow with a brief heavy rain at Wichita.
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Ita Reape
Concordia
Oat Muckaville
McPheson
Manhattan
Guage
Wichita
Kansas
Missouri
Wichite
Parker Receives Miles Letter Before Hudson Swim
Early morning in Esopus N Y July 15 Judge Parker enjoyed his routine swim while a flood of mail arrived from almost every state. A letter from General Nelson A Miles dated St Louis July 19 1904 praises the candidate and urges faithful constitutional administration if Parker is elected, promising service to the republic and Democratic gains.
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Esopus
Rosemount
Judge Parker
Hudson
Mary Powell
New York
Mr. Bryan
Nelson A. Miles
Democratic Party
Council of Representative
Inwa
Republic
Government pays 500000 on Louisiana Purchase expo loan
In St Louis on July 15 the first installment of 500000 on the 4600000 government loan to the Louisiana Purchase exposition company was deposited in the sub treasury. President Francis said the payment proves there is no division in making the payment and it was completed a day ahead of schedule. Weaver to run for Congress on Democratic ticket in Iowa’s Sixth District against Republican incumbent Lacey.
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Ruddy Bros
Dartag
Mon
Fay
Wedeaday
Seigre Bae
Fowler Sulperger
Hiniwe
SAU
Stock Exchange
Armour & Co
W. Tourtelott
Armour’s
Omaha
Joseph
Sous Chy
Armour
Uniqna
Moat
Bb Larvis
Hany
Lave
East St Louis
St. Louis
Pres Ment
Peoria
I. Sly
Trentinet
St. Joseph
St Joseph. Mo
South St. Joseph
Onion
Swift
Hammonis
Netron Morris
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company
Sub-Treasury
Exposition Company
Francis
Des Moines
Jas. B. Weaver
Colfax
Congresa
Sixth Town
Ujor Lacey
Weaver
Iowa
Resolutions Committee
Joe Baller
Texas
Hearst Sued Over Campaign Services in Wisconsin
July 15 report from Kenwaukee Wisconsin states J J McNally alleges W R Hearst owes about 1600 dollars for services promoting his candidacy. Andrew St Laurence and William J Hearst are named in separate suits for 169 dollars in a Kenwaukee court. In New York a dispatch notes stock exchange leaders failed to resolve a Montvidio Uruguay revolution after a two hour meeting.
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Are
W. R. Hearst i
Wisconsin
J. J. McNally
On League
Y. Hearst
Andrew St. Laurence
William J. Hearst
Su Preoe
New York
Stock I Exchange
Montevideo
Uruguay
Exchange
Erm Deci
Washburn to open homeopathic medical department
Topeka talks of establishing a Washburn University homeopathic medical department with Christ Hospital clinical material. Dr Plass silent on details while board members weigh timing, leadership, and facilities. A donor of four thousand dollars is connected to the observatory gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn College
Thin City
Tall
Homeopathia Medical School
Topeka
Dru
Ryder
Nichok Lertigo
Harding
Lowry
Swift
Reb
Mary Stewart
Kansas City
Chicago
Kausing City
Christ Hospital
Neomedical College
Washburn
Eta
J. Cctock
Christpital
Wash
de Norman Pass
Beppenes
Don
Ir Acor
Willisben
Fireenwood
Tm A. B Whiting
Rai
Pines
Mbaus
Homeopatiis
Dvifcn
Homeropathic Physicians
Kanan
Kansas
Missouri
Strom
Christeen
Kanais Medical College
Law
School of Pharmacy
Dentistry
Piass
Collas
First Wheat Reaches Beloit on Soloman Valley Farm
Beloit Kansas July 25 threshing began on the old Durham farm in the Solomon valley. Five loads of wheat were brought to town and sold to the Ballot Milling company at about 55 pounds per bushel. The grain was bright but shriveled from edge-of-field weather and prior water damage.
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Beloit
Kar
Alesphar
Durham
Solomon Valley
Ba~lott Milling Company
Ward
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Kanene
Mon Dwly
Schwersschild & Bulaberger
Boston
Jon
Txty
Omana
South Omaha
Donnelly
Cee
Okun
Hai Chong
Frogrens
Tunsantan
Tansanian Pars
Hill
Bryan Will Stump
East Eighth Avenus Bridge
City
Nelson A, Miles
Uncle Sam
Congress
Alice In Town
Sue Hearst
School of
Homeopathic Medicine
DR. Plass
Sara
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