Butte Strike Breakers Fight Over Non-Union Dismissals
A Montana dispute centers on non union workers with non-union dismissals opposed by the Strike Breakers. D. Murray of the Rock Mountain Bell Telephone Co and Alexander Tailgrieve of the State Federation of Labor dispute a tentative settlement. The company asserts it will stand by its employees who remained loyal amid injunctions and labor tension.
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Titte, Mont
Peo
Thy Tock Mountain
Bell Telephone
Sompudy
Butta
Murray
Hocky Mountain
Bell Telephone Company
Alexander Tailgrieve
Stantona
Labor Leaders Depart in Kelena Montana Court Action
The article notes Kelena Montana labor leaders were cited to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt of court for alleged violations of a recent injunction aimed at preventing interference with operations of the Rocky Mountain Felt Company. The hearing occurred this morning as part of the case.
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Kelena
Mont. Duu
United Staten Marehel Merrifield
Hunt
Butta Jahor Tender
Coluimps
Rocky Mountain
Teaphona
Infila Stata
Convda
Nevada mining leader warns of bloodshed if troops leave
Mr Whittemore of Las Veras and Tovlopah interests writes from Goldfield about renewed mine activism and railroad traffic. He argues removal of Federal troops from Baldhead would trigger violent clashes as mine owners defend workers and assets. He notes Southern Nevada’s ore output and the need for continued defense measures as rail projects resume.
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Bait Lake
Dee
Nore
Las Veras
Afr
Whitteworg
Talor
Mbies
Minerk
Nevada
Whittemore
Vorah
Toliopah
Newada
Onounh
Neil
Trent
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Lily
Tryon Ty Termey
Chasies
Risa
Minavva J
Bayona
Fala Pelle
Boiowell Nor
Attoctiona
Renaae
Malin
Anil
Aldimtown
Jowhue
Local hero found in town after search
A missing person case ends with a positive identify as Shlengey Line, 67, is located near the Arother area after a brief search. Authorities confirm the person is safe and have contacted family. No details on cause or circumstances released.
Brownsville legal action for colored soldiers case
A New York report details a forthcoming legal action on behalf of colored soldiers from Company B of the U S Mremty in Browne ville after street disorder. Oscar W Reid, discharged without honor in 1900 07, is named as plaintiff seeking $122.16 due from his pay and contested discharge rights under U S law. The case highlights constitutional protections and questions the legality of wartime discharge practices.
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New York
Companiae BC
Urowos
Bere
Tau
New England
United States
Oscar W. Reid
Compary U
Ing Cutt
Reid
Browne
Hur Wandle
Tragic Morning Fire Claims Clark Family of Five in Water Adin
A morning blaze consumed the Water Adin home of John Clark. Five members of the Clark family perished: John, his wife, and three children ages 14, 9, and 2. Firefighters found two bodies but mother and infant remained missing until ruins allowed search. Clark, a Boston-based tailor, owned the property valued around 5000 dollars.
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Baslon
John Clark
Adin
Thy Clark
Jain
Philip
Doria
Clark
McWhirter vs Donaldson Case Narrated in Local Court
In a Thiril district court at Inge Rutohtors Minsion Judge Lewis issued a default judgment on October 18 against Donaldson for 1,280.98 dollars, tied to a dispute over funds allegedly obtained from the McWhirter brothers. The lengthy testimony described poker game events and involved attorneys and witnesses from the local legal scene.
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Halt Lake
Nec
McWhirter
Donaldsyo
Inge
Thiril Instrict
Thanaulay
Lewis
Apaint Donaldson
Donaldson
Othe McWhirter
Wewnirter
Ine
Anil Ares
Jndemnemt
Fader Rita Tak
Phinter
Bags of Gold Robbery Sparks Citywide Alarm
A robbery at La Sale and Adame streets yielded bags of gold and silver worth about half a million dollars but the loot was scattered and recovered by police. An express wagon guard named Terback, Hussain, X, and Kenry Kerkar of Chicago were injured when a passing streetcar struck the vehicle en route from the Northeast to Tun Bulle street. Kerkar died later from skull injuries while several others were hospitalised.
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la Sale
Adame
Tun Bulle Atrett Rindon
Barhey
Hussain
Kenry Kerkar
Chicago
Horker
Apocii
Karkor
Illegally Doing Business Suit In Portland Circuit Court
In Portland Oregon the state circuit court hears Northern Pacific alleging Portland and Sealals Hallway is operating illegally. The suit claims Portland and Sealals lacks standing to condemn a right of way across milegaged Portland property. The Terminal Company contends Portland and Sealals seeks to own a family rail line and that three Terminal units form a single system to restrain competition. The Great Northern and Northern Pacific are accused of forming third entities to block rivals under state law, with Minnesota and Wisconsin incorporation cited.
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Portland, Or
Cour Wu Portlland
Northern Pacific Terhnical Company
Portland & Sealuls Hallway Company
Termilagl Garde
Portland
Terminal Company
Portaut & Seallls Road
Ownail Family
Northern Pacifc
Water price proposal sparks US supply concerns
A Chicago Tribune dispatch from Hot Springs Arkansas reports that Minmitucowent claims the United States will double the price for hot water after the year’s end and that both house tenants warn water taps will double. A pro tem will be sent to Washington. Government water is $49 per year per unit, and owners say they cannot meet the demand.
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Chievo
Hac
Chicago
New York Bankruptcy Filing Reveals Creditor Details
In New York a bankruptcy filing shows Kesster Company’s assets and claims. It lists 39625004 of value with 8 secured, 85,807,452 contingent claims, and 9,954,100 priority figures. Unsecured creditors include Bank of Montreal at 120,092 and Cripple Creek Centre Railway Company at 1,247.
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New York
Cripple Creel Centre Railway Company
Trade notes and market update from local paper
Fragmented OCR text references the Board of Trade and various trade items. It mentions the Pony Express era style phrases and scattered names and locations, hinting at a regional business update with references to markets and vendors.
Comedy Elements Cloud Opera Night in Boston
A comedy element disrupted a San Carlo Grand Opera Company performance of Il Travatore at the Majestic in Boston as constables guarded star Varin Albisi amid civil proceedings over wages and an alleged contract dispute with Hammerstein. Albini was briefly arrested during the show and later released.
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Boston
San Carlo Grand Opera Company
Majestilc
Enor Varin Albisi
Orear Hangverstein
New York
Civil Procensum Foley
Cammeratetn
Amerlex
Hammerstein
Albink
Conatabin Pinead Albini
Manapor
Three Persons Rule WA Wreck at Canton Station
A freight and passenger crash near Canton station on the elevated line outside Morristown leaves multiple dead and injured. Victims include C H Brown of Morristown and J K Sendenhall of Halnesport with other injured from Merchantville and Mount Holly as emergency crews battle flames and smoke.
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Crrudim
Tony
Pamberton
Ah Alana
C. H. Brown
Morristown
N. J
Mazon
Mount Holly
Th Mulford
Mercimutville
Bernard Stafford
Murchansville
Canton
Miu Allantie
Westabau
Bhan
Poruborton
Wrockel
Untitled wartime report fragment with local names
Fragment shows a wounded person and police inquiry about an incident. It mentions a person named Robbiee, a suspect Jonker, and others like Mike and Green Min. The text is garbled and incomplete, with no clear event outcome or dates.
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Jonker Ap
Min
Mike
Fame
Entire Gypsy Camp Under Arrest After Theft Claim
New York reports an entire Gypsy camp held by police after a theft claim by a rival camp leader. Queen Dora Pearse allegedly watched a purse containing about $3,100 in English gold, US dollars, French coins, and Mexican silver vanish during a night of celebration. Police detained all camp members, while the accused deny knowledge of the loss.
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New York
Iron
Lee
Nacen
Thos
Dora Pearse
Theory
Mronx Grew Stantey
Wora
Gust
Dork
Qob
Gus
Dorn
Dora
Queos Dora
Tey
Staten Monez
Knickerbocker Failure Sells Assets At Liquidation
Knickerbocker Wine company faced liquidation after financial strain. Auctioned assets include stacks and domes with bids around 60 cents on the dollar. A bidder offered 60 cents on the dollar while the seller remained cautious. The total sale price was about 688 dollars, reflecting a distressed market position.
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New Yorke
Nowreldy Auctinn
RONDITION OF FOREIGN LABOR IN LOUISIANA MEETING
Acting under instructions from the ambassador of Austria Hungary at Washington Dr Robert Feltcher arrived to inquire into the condition of Americans and Hungarians employed in Louisiana. The dispatch notes the foreign labor situation and immediate concerns raised by the embassy amid broader immigration oversight.
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New Orleans
Ambaanadar
Wieliington
Robert’ Feltaeher
Lavisiana
City moves to remove top of ten monuments in Gaul district
Officials plan to trim or remove a ten monument feature amid safety concerns at Gaul lug district. The action is debated by aldermen and city watchdogs, with talks of a public bid and possible site changes near the Wealmont hospital and stockyards on the North Side.
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Lontt
Jan Faw
Gaul
Baxth
Lin Stock Yards
Henry Talke on graft and special privileges in New York
Henry Talke before President Roosevelt warns graft and special privileges at bottom of trouble. He cites power of service corporations and influence over appointments. Talke accuses elites and business groups of buying influence, pressing reforms and accountability in public life.
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New York
Nee
Rooswvght
Ian
Bvatela
Department of Jubilee
Advineo
Cattleman Shot by a Young Man in Oregon
A cattleman named Hayman was shot and killed Saturday afternoon about sixty miles east of Bend. An intoxicated man attacked him with a pistol, beat him, and then fled with a Winchester 30-20. The assailant, Whistler, fled toward Whitman after the killing. a coroner’s inquest was planned.
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Portland
Bin
Lortise
Whistler
Jin
Young
Winchester
Taymund Firme
Havand Ayhistler
Unclear OCR text with scattered names and numbers
Fragmentary cleaned summary of a distorted page mentioning places and names like Chen, Chirag, and emergency hospitals with unclear context and several garbled phrases. No clear event, date, or outcome discernible.
Rent strike organized by Chicago tenants in New York ghetto
Chicago dispatch reports a rent strike effort by tenants in New York City's ghetto district as about 100 people gathered to plan the formation of an "Union of Lengate" amid widespread landlord pressure. The piece notes concern over rent and congestion and cites tense conditions surrounding housing.
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Ube
Bret Sida
Srdely
Lo Ghétto
Landlards
Wito Ray
Poorly Transcribed Market Note Clamps Dividend Decline
The fragment discusses Lanapah lining company workers and a dividend on a security valued at 24 per share, with the stock recently falling amid a downturn. References to specific names and places are garbled, but the core idea concerns a dividend payout and a declining stock price in a troubled company.
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Phintupha Gee
Lanapah Lining Company
Ite
Nevin
Mixed markets and commodities show uneven moves in New York and Chicago
The day’s trading reflects gains in rail and metals amid scattered declines in certain futures. American Smelting and Great Northern preferred slip, while Union Pacific and Northern Pacific rail shares rise. wheat and corn open weak then firm as markets react to industrial demand and Liverpool cues. News wires note mixed Chicago produce activity and cattle and hog values steady to higher.
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Dtl - Axo Colonie Bouter
Vu Dlouvar
Ray Grande
Denver
Tauievie Amit
Central Mixgonet Pactyle
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Trinsylvania
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International Payor
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Pulluaa Palace
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United Btatea Steel
Ne ‘Western
Interborough Atet Tatueborough Met
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Btock Exchange
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Wal
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Northern Pacific
American Angoy
New York Cent
Southern Iet
North Amerian
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