Revenge on Carnegie promises action at union meeting
Havernil Mast reports July 1 in Homestead that ex-burges John Mc Luckie urged Central Labor union to indict Carnegie for supplying war ships plates to the United States government. He claimed motive was revenue not patriotism, noting earlier Homestead workers and current tensions with 3,800 men ready to act if stirred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havernil
John McLuckie
Burkess
Homestead
Central Labor Union
Car Company
Anit
Teller at Boulder Hints at Political Withdrawals
Senator Henry M Tyller of Denver visited Boulder on farming business east of town. He doubted Watson would withdraw but foresaw a possible compromise with the Populists to cast their votes for Bryan, while Sewall and Broan Wy Sewall would likely win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder, Cole, Daly &J
Henry M Tyller
Denver
Wea
Watson
Broan Wy Sewall
Bryan
Fatal Lake Ottorve incident at summer resort chute
July 31 near Knoxville Tennessee at Lake Ottorve a deadly accident occurred during a Finday school event as a chute malfunction led to a rowboat collision. Four occupants were killed or injured and a bear of the chutes injured others. officials and local residents react to the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekooxville
Tenn
Lake Ottorve
Sumber
Thin City
Finday
Progres A
Ahs
Secretary Hoke Smith Faces Cabinet Dilemma
Washington July reports Secretary Hoke Smith refuses to confirm resignation plans while staying in the cabinet to lead a free liver campaign in Georgia. He travels by bicycle and rides his horse as heat and exertion show on his 260 pound frame, wearing a red sweater and loose coat during the day’s errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoke Smith
Wangington
Smith
Bia Lone Strugelé
Big Kansas City meeting unites Democrats under National Club
July 11 meeting at the Coates house presided by Chief Justice Hinck drew about 00 attendees. A declaration praised the Chicago platform, urged measures to honor the nation, and called for a new national convention to nominate Democratic candidates. An ad endorses kidney tea from J G Crai, pharmacist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
National Democratic Club
Coates House
Eix
Hinck
Mevttus
Chitagcu
Kovetainenl
Meshult Petit
Appleton
Minu
AP Sawyer
J. G. Crai
Frank Sim
Pharmaciat
Kansas Avenue
Seuecham
The Star Grocery Ad Promises Unmatched Low Prices
An bold Star Grocery advertisement boasts merit driven trade and high standards with record low prices. It claims no town rival can approach its figures and invites readers to sample orders to secure lifelong patronage. It lists assorted goods including butter beef crackers soap and cheese with enticing per unit mentions.
Sudan Peace Talks Pivot to Road Map Amid Fresh Obstacles
Sudanese negotiators push a pragmatic path after new delays. A regional mediator urges both sides to commit to a ceasefire and inclusive negotiations, while international observers flag humanitarian risks and call for verified aid access.
Town Meeting Plans Flower Parade Floats in Fall Festival
A Fall Festival flower parade plan emerges at a general ladies committee meeting led by Mrs W H Wilson. Proposals include Kansas sunflowers and Topeka roses floats with two charming young ladies, plus flower making by railroad wives led by Mrs J Galletley and others. Discussions cover committee roles, storage, and scheduling meetings, with a community push to involve local societies and volunteers.
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W.H. Wilson
Kansas
Mra. J. Galletley
W. Sherman
Bernard Tobias
Ladies’ Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Gal- Tetley
Depted
Lades
Wood
CE. Stoker
Todd
Whmarth
Iteut
Court House
Henley
Kerr
Auburndale
Aveburndale
Diment Lealey
Feast of Lanterns for Topeka Children
Topeka State Journal readers propose a Lanterns Festival for local children on a September evening. The plan urges 7000 to 20,000 pupils from public schools to parade on Topeka avenues with lanterns, including Japanese lanterns, amid prize ideas and school involvement.
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Topeka State Journal
Andreas
Topeka
Flartison
Fort Ani du
Alma
Ony Park
Alma Thors
Baeg Tall Gene
de Tianetig
Ob Fm
Marie Ly Topekan
Mantintlan
Santa Fe
Telkom Tl
Vetire
Mallory
Intense heat causes prostrations across cities
In Cincinnati and other cities on July 31, heat waves left twenty nine people prostrated with five fatalities. The count rose to fifty two over three days, delaying street work as many residents collapsed. Additional cases in Lambs and Indianapolis reported multiple deaths from heat prostration.
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Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Santa Fe Route Home Road Lake and Return Tickets
Santa Fe route offers a Lake and Return excursion with tickets on sale August 7 and valid for return August ? The wording notes outward travel from the home road and availability for a late summer round trip.
Tom Watson Again Declares He Won't Withdraw
Atlanta July 31 a strong editorial in favor of Tom Watson's nomination for vice president from the Populist national ticket. He denounces withdrawal demands, argues for Populist autonomy, and suggests Sewall and Bryan alignment while warning that Democratic managers must concede to avoid fracturing the party.
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Tom Watson
Atlanta
Thamas Watson
Popullar
Sewell
St. Louis
of & Papuitat
Watson
Sewall
Bryans
Mikte
Homasa
Bryan
Jess
Naxluston
Sveral
Mer
Keett
Gorin
Ny Hame
Wnity
Atlanta Journal
Butler
Campaien
Teo
Alabama
Se Louis Tile
Harmony
Mr. Bryan
Osler
The Armenian minister accuses Mia Saunders in drama scene
Yesterday in Smoky Huw the police rounded up about twenty African American residents to be presented to John Constantine the Armenian minister. Mia Saunders, tall and angular, was questioned as Constantine mocked her and invoked divine witness to claim she aided in robbing him of gold collected for Armenians.
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John Constantine
Smoky Huw
Smoky Tes
Constantine
Mia Saunders
Conmuntiine
Min Saunders
Mr. Constantine
Min
Abrogate Coats Buttoned Rule For Hot Patrol Duty
A Kansas paper argues police coats should not be buttoned in heat. Officials differ on the rule and comfort, suggesting lighter uniforms or allowing unbuttoned coats during hot weather. The board president defends discipline but concedes allowances for climate.
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A. K. Rodgers
Board of Police Commissioners
State Journal
Frank Bilison
Joan Gardiner
Gardiner
Kansas Avenue
Brazil
South Africa
Kenosas
Tropics
Journal
Toves
Austin man kills wife and two children in Cletorn
W E Burt, brother of Roxcow and Bilas Burt, is suspected after his wife and two daughters aged 4 and 2 were found dead in the Burt home. The bodies showed foul play with the heads crushed and the mother wrapped in a blanket. A $100 reward from brothers and a $1000 reward from the governor were offered for his arrest.
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Austin
Tex
W. E Burt
Cletorn
Burt
Saturder
Roxcow
Bilas Burt
Dulles
Hurt
Deveh
Kate Field's Remains and Mexican Railroad Work News
Honolulu July 2 report on Kate Field's remains awaiting disposition with Miss Li Han Whiting requesting casket be sent to Mt Auburn beside Field's mother. Notes Georgy Hiddell as survivor and lack of estate. Also brief item about Sierra Madre Construction shipping 100 horses and gear across the Rio Grande for railroad work from Juarez to Mazatlan.
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Honolulu
San Francisto
Kate Field
Li Han Whiting
New York
Mt. Auburn
Mite Field
Miss Whiting
Georgy Hiddell
Miss Field
United States
Washington, D. C
Begin
Mexican Railroad
Paco, Tex
Sierra Medre Construction Company
Rio Grande, Sierra Madre and Pacific
Jusrex
Mex
Masatlan
Pacific
Corralitas and
Guerrera
Free Coinage Would Not Bind Government on Parity
A July 31 report from Little Rock describes a widely published statement about G T Greene of Hartford Connecticut Life Insurance company arguing the government would not be obliged to maintain silver parity if free coinage of silver were adopted. Treasury Secretary Carlisle replies that private payments would be settled in silver or gold but the government would not guarantee parity or back private silver coins with federal obligation.
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Tittle Rock
Ark
G. T. Greene
Connecticut Life Insurance Company of
Hartford
F. W. Alsop
Secretary of the Treasury
Carlisle
Str. Cerlisie
Unclear Legacy Fragments Mention Round Trip Details
Fragmentary OCR text references round trip dates and routes with unnamed names and places. It hints at ticketing or travel mentions aboard the Union Pacific and laundries promising service, but lacks coherent context or full facts to identify a clear event or subject.
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TOMOR
Golden&agle Clothing Bo. S. Ettlinger
Carnegie
Teller
Boulder
Lida C. Bradshaw
UL Frank Sim
Politica
Hansen City
Chicago
the Star Grocery
California
Knox
Ib Sagar
Perth
J. Ss. Sproat
the Star Grocer
Telephone 252
East Sixth St
Mabe 1
Texas
A. P. Sawyer
Mary Johnson
Bushfell
al Prank Sim
607 Avenue
Tpo
Morrow
Shoeacre
Baltimore
Crittenden & Danielson
Kanens Ave
N. Topeka
A Ae
Pasing
South Missouri
Kansas City, Port Scott & Mentphin Railroad Co
D. Cansas
Une Pure
Peters Hace
Tnion Pacific Trom
W. Phillips
W. Wigath
Psarfess Sweam Laundry
Lis W. Stboe
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