Conference brings closer peace talks between J P Morgan agents
In Pittsburgh on July 2 a major steel strike showdown faced renewed mediation efforts. A New York conference with U S Steel executives and union leaders aimed to renew wage and price terms, narrowing gaps between management and the Amalgamated Association. Officials indicated a settlement may come this week as leaders traveled to Pittsburgh and New York seeking an early end to the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Qteel
Aseiathen
Leite States
Sorel Corporation
New York
United States
T. 5
Shekfer
Juba Williame
Wiiters
Wale
Wanday
Ube
Otter
Die Anmiymowisd Association
Utelkr
Carmegte Steel Company
Pamphtels
Rvauite
Sid Hitemow
Luce
Perino
Morear
Siddin
Gary
Morgdice
Paris
Merean
Goa
Prune Ghatter
Nagar
Unclear fragment hints at medical claims and travel notes
Fragment appears to describe a cycling or sports event with mentions of a race and a performance. Names and places are garbled. It also references headaches and treatments with powders or remedies. Overall content is indistinct due to OCR errors.
Need Them Here to Preach Against Liquor Opium and Tobacco
A short plea calls for presence of religious leaders to speak out against liquor opium and tobacco in the community. The note emphasizes moral guidance and reform through sermons and public exhortations. It urges ministers to travel to nearby towns and gatherings to spread temperance messages.
Missionary from Turkey Speaks at First Christian Church
Retired Dr. M George Daniel, archdea con of the Thomais Christian cathedral in Kurdestan, spoke at the First Christian Church recounting forced exile and urging temperance reform. He plans to stay in the U S to become naturalized and visit Protestant schools, warning of roving bands and opium use while praising Christian mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M George Daniel
Matah-Mar Zina
Kurdestan
First Christian Church
Denlel
Lotion
Althimucn
Garman
United States
Uncle Ham
Turkes
Pires
Wir I Miniel
Daniel
Reileione
Dugsitlly Greiing
First Baptist
Cost of Strike Shifts Trade Paths and Jobs
Pittsuberg notes a cost of the strike at 516000 total losses with 37700 charged to the strikers and firms improving operations. The weather has been hot and workers face strain yet morale rises as debt and prices improve. A Berlin professor visit spurs talk on conditions at Dewater and Princess Henry of Prussia is reported.
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Pittubueg
Pittsburgers
Keneral
Drewell
Ma Weil
Bullatius
Fon Coburg
Henvers
Berlin
It &cHining
Hersmastery
Princess Henry of
Prussia
Inquest Finds Death by Hanging at Reno County Asylum
An inquest held at Harkleys Undertaking rooms concluded Mrs. Mary F. Stults, a Reno County asylum patient, died by hanging and suffocation. The coroner’s jury found no fault by staff, noting no prior suicide history and that she had a peculiar notion of dying by miming. Stults, 39, from Hutchinson, had been admitted from Osawatomie and will be buried in Hutchinson.
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Mary F. Stults
Insane Asylum
Mise
Mila
Thompson
Watt
Waylum
Stuirs
Osawatomie
Harkley
Stulls
Stairs
Hutchinson
Heno County
Mr. Hibbles
Inlaw
James Taner
Wells
Hutehin
No Bender Arrests Reach Fort Collins
Deputy L Burton and Attorney H F Dish returned from Fort Collins with a governor’s requisition for the Benders case. Colorado authorities did not receive the papers due to the Colorado governor’s absence. Burton found circumstantial evidence linking a Colorado family to the 1873 Bender disappearance, but he cautions no certainty. He plans to report to La-bette County officials before further action.
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Kansas City
L. Burton
HF. Dish
Osage
Kan
Fort Colliza
Col
Branley
Kansas
Colorado
Henider
Burton
Stanley
Labytte
Bender
Chettytale
Knn
Benders
Mr. Burton
Fort Collins
Labette County
Must Button Their Coats Across Troops In Manila
Manila July 2 Major Henry Alten of the Forty third Volunteers named chief of the minor constabulary will organize the force. General Clares orders troops to wear coats at all times outside barracks and to use swords and kilts for active duty. Officers must avoid flannel shirts and wear drews on occasions. At posts, diverse uniforms were seen. Two native policemen are killed in Cetav suburb. Investigation into the Santa Cruz robbery yields no clue. the guard sergeant may have been intoxicated. Panay suffers grasshoppers and drought. Panay governor Delgado seeks aid. Spanish residents press for wartime relief based on local needs. Lieutenant McCarthy faces investigation over $1000 public money.
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Manila
Henry Alten
Forty-third Volunteers
Ames
Hiland
Leyte
Meuter Constabulary
Spellman
Chutes
Cetat
Firit
McCarthy
Thirty-ffth Regiment
Apurri
Mantia
Dodging Judges in Riverside Ironworks Strike
Labor Commissioner W. A. Johnson discusses a long running strike at Riverside Ironworks Kansas City where machinists walked out for nine hours and a picketing dispute led to federal and state injunctions. The conflict involved Missouri and Kansas locals, company maneuvers to hire outsiders, and shifting control between Kansas and Missouri factions as mediation efforts failed to yield a settlement.
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Riverside Ironworks
Kansas
Hey
Coutines
Guelders
Kareas City
State Line
Sven
Ciek
Federal
Phillips
Miecouri Machiinista
Philips Tnally
Missouri
Katsas
Kansacs
Comany 10
Semmesome
Crtiser
Dfsta
Tevlf
New Jersey
Secon
Rank
Opera Mone
Johnson
Jen
Tragic Runover Death at Fifteenth Street Crossing
John Wade 17, son of Alfred Wade of M3 East Euclid, was struck at the Fifteenth Street railroad crossing by Santa Fe No 6 on Saturday afternoon. He had just returned from Colorado with a friend and apparently attempted to alight as the train was moving. his body was severed and taken to Buckley’s. Wade was a nephew of R. Wade, a local public school teacher. The notice also advertises Dr. Fowler’s Strawberry Cure for dysentery and related ailments with a 50 cent price.
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John Wade
Alfred Wade
M3 East Euclid
Fifteenth Street
Santa Ferassenery
I Wade
Colorado
Tim
Efitheid
Buckley’s
Sarna
Wade
R. i Wade
Market Report Chronicle of Wheat Stocks and Cattle
A dated market digest reports wheat movements, local receipts, and price trends. It covers grain futures, notes on corn oats and vegetables, U S market closes, and Kansas City livestock receipts and cattle prices. Also included is a New York stock market snapshot and sugar futures commentary.
Range of Prices Furnished by A G Severil Commerce
A fragmented market report lists prices for butter and grain, with notes on butter market receipts, stock letters, and commodities in New York and Kansas City. It mentions grain futures, cash prices, and banking and interest trends, referencing several firms and locations such as New York, Topeka, and Chicago with sporadic commentary on European banks and monetary conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Fork
Joan
Witton
Satan
Uct Holdings
Sean Sereee Ave Area Event Report
Sean and Sereee Avenue reported an event with unspecified details. The note references a RAG related occurrence and mentions Ene and Ai in connection with the activity. Further readable context is limited on the fragmentary page.
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George B. M. Harveys
Harper Bros
J. P. Morgan
Amalgamated Executive Board
Juhanas Fixne
Colfeyvilte
I Tony Ver
Hs Saat
Lee
Vane
Wearas
Fries
Baul Moore Tourien
M. George Daniel
Turkey
Dantre
Srutah Costas
Mary Stults
Reno County
Pamsons
Fort Colins
Cales
Bll
Burtum
Osyreg
Ooage
Gen. Chafee
Philippines
The
Island OF
Panay
Delgado
Mr. Johnson
Today’s Market Report
Eenee
Aguibathia
Soria
Dlot
Suring
Chicago
Nitane
Sigety
Smet
Saute Peters
T Zane
Seagate Ee
Tg Ghover
Sat
Kaneas
Haneas
Teratin Atuvicce
Gunataliya Natlv
Sige
Sorkare
Aiton
Funge
Ste
Timothy
Praiie
Mary
Tunes Freentie
Bt Care
Wall Street
gfotk_markes
Great Sorina” Pacific
Spernistivs
Galveston
C. Sare
Buresu
Giri
Onus
Elor
Witla Bam
Jeruk
Topeka
York
Neon
Telia Mbrmanttio
Konskk
Ianune
Nellern
A. G Sever
Commie Ain Bierohant
Sunaus Wy
Gyrain
Jowe
Niles
Retian
Texas
Richton
Stad
Ork
Arte If Factory
Spa Saveroaras
I. J. Pare Journal
Aint
Setae Sr
Dlomuba
Ray Rage
Amd
Ehadu
Orth
Anassa Ghuies Nordstrom
Sante Fy
M. Ry
Qalney
Inquire of
Coignot
Omaha
Pts
Balio
Presh Jorasy-Htoaiels
SALIS
Evoda
Heri
Youster Ailtreas Sarre Belkrens
Asd
Machine Shora
James Brayden
Joeeler
Basten
Wan
Ave
Sean
DR OU. de CH
Guinor
Diodases
Noset
Barnes
M.D
Are
Hes Basson
Sore Eva Harding
J. G. Darling
Tom
Art Nara TecHer Thorpe
PRG
Sit Kaanes Guy
Sia
TR Tague, Horie
Kit Ravers
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