Looks Black to Strike Circles in and About McKeesport
In McKeesport unrest rises as new men joined protests and police watch roads into the city. Reports say Pittburgh area mills plan actions, with Amalgamated workers facing pressure and possible closures. Strikes spread to Wellsville and Monongahela area, as guards deter disorder and unions weigh next steps.
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May Shorten War Says Dispatch From London
A London dispatch to the Tribune reports that Mr. Kruger’s death could influence the war’s course. Kruger is said to be despondent over operations, with reports that Helix and Steyn correspondence shows discouragement. His domestic bereavement may push him toward quitting the futile struggle. Doctors warned against excitement due to heart concerns. General Botha may receive an allowance to continue, while South Africans doubt Mr. Kruger’s liberty to resist. British honors may be paid to his memory expected by newspapers as sympathy grows.
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Trouble for Li Hung Province Plagued by Banditi
A dispatch from Pe ru MAS Dieeffection reports bandits terrorizing central Chi Li across 80 districts. Local officials struggle to suppress the unrest, Li Hung’s viceroy is overwhelmed, and many ex‑officials join the bandits armed with superior firepower. The Yuasa Shi Eni governor’s troops are trusted to restore order as pacification remains distant. The Toledo payroll note follows.
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Power of Labor to Be Brought to a Final Issue
San Francisco dates a large scale labor dispute with Teamsters and sailors looming. About four thousand drivers face discharge as strikes threaten drayage, warehousing, and waterfront operations. The Brotherhood of Teamsters and Water Front association lean toward labor action, with nonunion drivers and sailors poised to join if concessions fail.
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City cannot handle garbage collection enforcement
City officials say curbside trash pickup cannot be performed by city employees. They urge residents to keep garbage in barrels and dispose of it themselves to avoid costs. The ordinance requires city collection but has never been funded or enforced.
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Mayor Shot in Santa Paula by Workman
Santa Paula Cal July 22 Mayor Hugh O Tara was shot and probably fatally wounded Sunday. Chas Waxsmith an employee of Union Oil Well Supply Co. fired after a disturbance as the mayor tried to keep order during a fight near his home. Four machinists named Waxsmith Gregg Wokley Better arrest ed. Local mood turned volatile with talks of lynching before action was taken.
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Pingus Sufferers Landed Ormuse Arrives in Pismouth
Pismouth on July 2 reports the Orient wearer Ormuse arriving from Sydney for Mareeilies with details unclear due to fragmented OCR. Early lines indicate a landed arrival and a coastal port scene with local residents observing.
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New Paying Bonds For City Pavements Readied
A set of bonds with varying amounts to be issued per pavement segment is outlined. Listings include Dunn, Jefferson Fourth to Pitth. Euclid to Fifteenth. Fifth to Stath. Eleventh Seventh. Monroe. Buchanan Fourth. Tenth to Stath. Second and Poak. Seventh and Van Buren with amounts such as 264,747 and 615,463 and 1,237.82.
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STATE HOUSE DESERTED AND WORKERS BEMOAN PARCHED FUNDS
The state house is nearly deserted with clerks and lower mechanics bearing the load while politicians are away. A boisterous crew hammers iron beams and patches plaster, simulating a boiler factory as they exhaust the current appropriation. Frustration and intense heat fill the scene as workers endure the grind.
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UNION STOPS STRIKE IN WYOMING VALLEY
In Wikesbarre Pennsylvania the United Mine Workers aided by mine officials resumed operations after meetings with stationary firemen. Committees urged reinstatement, some mines replacing strikers with former firemen. The union and officers reached an agreement guiding readmission. Officials expect most strikers back to work tonight or tomorrow with a general resumption of mining.
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Pollock’s Island Vacation Story Stirs Oceanfront Land Claim
Associate Justice J Pollock and family plan a vacation on a single acre island in Georgian Bay between Ontario and Wisconsin. The remote island, described as uninhabited with no buildings, was reportedly acquired by Pollock after discovering inland use rights and receiving a crown patent. The camping party will enjoy tents, fishing, and rough-bathing in the Georgian Bay setting.
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City to Blame Investigation of Death of David Woodall
The city is under scrutiny for responsibility in the electrocution death of David Woodall while repairing a street light in Potwin. A B Quinton, attorney for Woodall’s relatives, leads the probe with James E. Anderson of Edison Electric Light Co. conducting tests on plant wires today after a postponed session due to miscommunication.
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Nelson Leaders Public Instruction Office Schedule
Superintendent Frank Nelson announces the public instruction office will accept visits at several sites near AM. Teachers rally as Lyons, Pater Canter, and Fredonia days proceed with Little at Mead and Croquet matches.
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Shirtwaist Dress Innovation At Church Sermon
The Rev. Mr. Emerson praised a new etiquette in church attire as attendees wore shirtwaists to a pulpit service on a very hot Sunday. He plans to continue the practice, noting ministers in the east adopt similar approaches amid the record heat.
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Absent minded doctor delays lecture trip in memory lapse
A renowned New York physician, en route to lecture in the West, forgets money and misplaces clothing and manuscript. He improvises with a friend’s wardrobe and recalls a harrowing travel mishap that left him short of funds, then presses on to the convention with comic resolve.
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Catholics Held Special Services for Rain at Local Church
Catholics gathered Sunday after mass for a special rain prayer service titled The Totany of the Saints. The prayers cited a circular issued by Clark and Husain Capper. In St Petersburg on July 22, Novosti reported the copper company capital details, with mention of United States Genstor.
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Folntist Hatcher Conricted In Early Morning Charge
Henry Hatcher was fined 2100 and sentenced to 20 days in jail by Police Jerge Frank Londray this morning. He was charged with ee but the gis Telled to com on this count. The cusp was promptly appealed.
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Cherryvale to Buy Waterworks for 11000 Likely Court Proceedings
Cherryvale announces it will pay the company 11000 in full settlement of all encumbrances and without prejudice to the city in the case now pending before the wareme court.
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Market Report Signals Mixed Trading Amid Scarce Demand
Turbulent session in thin markets with scattered bids and cautious buying. Prices for grains and livestock fluctuated as traders assessed futures, weather, and supply signals amid overall slower activity and cautious sentiment.
Market G uy by A G Godtwin Commis soe Merchant
Market report from A G Godtwin a merchant on Kanaan avenue with notes on wheat prices and receipts. References to York Stock Letter and general market conditions, including cotton and wheat prices, and mentions of shipments and imports.
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