Settlement of the Union Pacific Strike Reached in New York
In New York on May 4, John Mewril, organizer of the Proth Briermekers and Tron Ship, announced a settlement with boilermakers following a strike over shop titles and wage issues. The agreement ends a walkout that disrupted Southern Work pits and prompted intercity conferences. McNeik travels to Pittsburgh for further employer Talks to guide resolution of boiler maker difficulties.
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York
John Mewril
Mueter
Canvife
Erhand
Abinattic
Ila City
McNeik
Pittsburg
Tak
Gould Will Not Build West From Ogden
George Gould denied involvement in any project west of Ogden and said he did not invest in or authorize any read project. He stated he is closely identified with David L. Motta Denver and the Northwest Pacific line, which is being indicated through the movement in northwestern Colorado.
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Gould
Ogden
York
George Gould
Ntarview
Leventad
Rooney
Tha Pacific
Ordens
David L. Motfata
Denver
Northweateen Aus Pacifie
Second Colony of Boers To Locate in Mexico
Promoters at Boers colony near Mexico, Texas region plan a second Boer settlement. A syndicate will fund the venture and bring African settlers, providing tools, credit, and fire protection. The colony will occupy fertile land along a river with timber area, and a railroad is planned to run through the tract.
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Mexico
Taso
Tesas
Usheral
Dunbert Ad
Eaptain
W. S. O’donnel
le Boer
Atest
Fipas
Maxie
Africa
Firestork
Pire
Eettler
Joy Land
Storm Toll and Flood Damage In Nebraska
Jiasma Nebraska May 23 reports four deaths and heavy property damage from violent weather. A wagon and its occupants were swept away by flood currents as high water washed away a bridge. Local farmer Frank Tris and others, including Mrs. dwar and Mulske, perished or were injured amid the storm’s destruction. Mayor Lue witnessed the perilous scene as the surge carried the wagon into the street.
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Jiasma
Nev
Nebraskil
Theee Perons
Frank Tris
Dwar
Mulske
Lue
Fire destroys the Highest City in United States
May 28 Altman on Bull Bill known as the Highest incorporated city in the United States was nearly wiped out by a blaze that began around 2 oclock. Volunteers fought the fire as residents fled and firefighters used dynamite to blow up several buildings to halt spread. About 475,000 in fire losses were reported and five men were arrested on charges connected with the incident.
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Altman
Bull Bill
United States
Altum
Orig
Ureels
Spd
Chovka
Inas Iy
Siar
Manufacturers to Organize to Fight Unionism
May 23 meeting of the National Association of Manufacturers outlined steps to organize nationwide campaigns to curb union activity. A broad committee network was formed to engage legal counsel and coordinate actions across diverse industries while affirming cordial relations with workers.
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National Aesolution of Manufacturers
Uhjaily
Tha
Adkystion
Raminit- Luog
First Shot in the Big Labor War in New York
May 23 report on a wage dispute showing higher local pay in Greater New York. Iron workers and wire manufacturers reject raises, post a reopen notice for May 25. Employers tighten controls as additions join the Employers Association.
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New York
Employers Association
The
Iron League
Defianca Bn Mie
Identifying the Victims of the Elevator Accident
May 2 report details a deadly hotel or office elevator incident with thirteen listed victims including Mrs Manito Gartio and Miss Sueby Phintigam. A coroner's inquest opened, identifying the dead and injured while investigators scrutinized mechanical causes and a suspect, Cordner McGeary, faced charges.
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Manito Gartio
Yoara
Sueby Phintigam
Woode Ave
Mlewhony
Howden T Pinhay
President Roosevelt sails aboard Spokane amid Pacific welcome
May 23 in Taroma, a bright day greets President Roosevelt as the Spokane steamer conveys him after a harbor greeting by police and cavalry. Crowds cheer, flags wave, and a gun salute honors the journey to Bremerton and Beattie with about 190 guests aboard the Spokane and naval workmen aboard the yard ship Oregon’s keel ceremony.
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Puget Sound
Taft
Cers
Te Ormeragiem
Thag Harbor
Mitter McCullock
Spokane
Avery Mash
Minnder Mietker
Inter
Ce Offledry
Fild Tadieg
Stevetaey Moody
Oregon
Enbin
Reliance Bests Columbia and Constitution in Race at Sound
New York May 28 American yacht crews watched Reliance surge ahead of Constitution and Columbia in a brisk racing contest at the Sound near Green's Ledge. Reliance led by several lengths at the start and maintained a growing advantage, with Constitution hampered by lighter winds and Columbia trailing by minutes. In other news Sir Thomas Lipton plans a double entry involving Shamrock and Shamrock II, aiming to spark international interest in future events and potentially test Shamrock against American yachts in cruises and preliminary races.
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Calumbia
Columbia
Columbia. Amd Canetitution, Many Desired Asother Hanes
Qantas
Thurvedty
Thuraday
Green’s Ledge Weh
Stamford
Teton
Heoma
Sored
Kua
Constitution
Brooklyn
Jilin
Norgh
Glen Fore
Agia Rolianee
Serosa
Kylia
Ayant
Apitpaitad Wali
Vendlingy
Howe
Fhal
Tyr Howta
Relianio
Stark
Atelianer
Worm
New York
Amprican Yachts
Thomas Lipton
tShanrock
London
Sir’ Thoms
Shanrock J
New York Yacht Club
Slic
Reliance
Sir Thomas
Mess¢enne Heston
Mark Twain and Family Stricken By Illness
A New York bulletin reports Mark Twain, his wife Oliva, and two daughters severely ill with nervous prostration, measles, and pneumonia like symptoms. Doctors have been in constant attendance for weeks, with Twain and family in fragile condition at their home as relatives note gradual improvement in some members while others remain seriously ill.
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New Nork
Myr
Mark Twain
Muauor
Cloineus Ting
Shi
Truuehitts
Jean Has
Slater
Insurgents Rise in Bataan District Reported
Manila on May 23 reports seventy insurgents appearing in the Bataan district. A scouts company is ordered to cooperate with local forces to suppress them. The provincial governor seeks a hundred additional troops as the uprising shows signs of ending in Misamis.
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Manila
Bataan
Tindary
Disamblih Dmindamuo
Misamis
Explosion on Go ban steamer destroys saloon and injures crew
Quebec May 24 a gas explosion aboard the steamship Go ban from Sydney to Montreal wrecked the saloon and blew up the vessel’s lower deck. Three iron beams were broken and a sailor was killed. Two steerage passengers are missing, believed thrown overboard.
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Quebec
Sydney
Montreal
Troops for Jackson march from Lexington to join battle
Governor orders Forty artillerymen to Lexington then proceed to Jackson Kentucky. Colonel Craig T. Williams will command the detachment of the First Kentucky Artillery Battalion. They will depart Seawell at dawn Sunday morning to join the infantry and reinforce the Jackson operation.
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Tanisvilly Eye Minty
Joun
Mansi
Coumander
Firat Konky
Lexington
Dackson
Ciogey T. Williaina
Tm Beco Rogiment
Fire Sweeps Corry Main Block in Pear Tary Pa
A May 23 fire ripped through Corry's main block in Pear Tary, destroying a dozen buildings and causing an estimated $25,000 in losses. Fire crews battled the blaze as residents faced extensive damage to homes and shops.
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Pear Tary
Corry
Storms Wreak Havoc Across Kansas Regions
Multiple cyclones struck western Riley County and surrounding areas on May 23, killing several and injuring dozens. Homes and barns were demolished, rivers rose, and towns including Eureka Dodge City Kaw City and Augusta reported extensive damage. Reports describe collapsed houses, downed structures, and isolated injuries while authorities assess the full toll.
Colored boy accused in Montana fire incident
A 14 year old colored boy Timsy Anderson was arrested on charges of setting a fire that destroyed a Montana building last night. He allegedly confessed to starting the blaze to cause the fire department to respond, claiming the act was meant to attract firefighters. He reportedly told police he did it to meet the fire department, with his father informed.
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Timsy
Anderson
Montana
Che Hay
Neil
Ion Lo
Tie “Buy
Irishmen Challenged to Duel in France at Dublin Meeting
May 28 reports Major McBride organizing an Irish Transvaal brigade from Paria claims to invite John Redmond Timothy Harrington and followers to duel in response to a meeting in Dublin. Disorder erupted with Gaelic League members present. McBride notes his wife Maude Gonne’s safety, offering satisfaction if rivals feel aggrieved by her actions.
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Major McBride
Tre Ganizes
San Open Teter
Paria
Hap
John Redmand
Timothy Hartington
Ynore
Mrs. MuRide
Maude Gonne
Citizens Fehl
Dublin
Bast
Owlig
Mambora
Gaelic League
Mdwaril
Troyland
Redmond
Murrington
Leannot
Trelad
France
Sharp Drop in Steel Trust Shares Shock Market
New York on May 25 saw a sharp fall in Blaze Steel Corporation shares amid rumors of a probable about dawn of some of the company’s partners. Judge Gary, head of the executive committee, said he heard little verifiable, while officials confirmed the firm had closed a control to buy pig iron for delivery. He cautioned no purchases by subsidiaries recent, and analysts questioned outside sources likely affecting the price.
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New York
Inited Blaze Steel Corporation
Gary
Mit Ox
Sache Reparta
He Corpor
Ation Lad
Burrons
Sanigling Baer
Brer
Foreigners face enforcement limits in Venezuela unrest
May 93 Willemstad Curacao reports the Venezuelan president and Caracas governor tried to enforce a law forcing foreigners to recognize only Venezuelan tribunals. Diplomatic protests followed as Britain Italy and others warned authorities that such moves clash with existing treaties.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Maresibo
Veneauela
Caracas
Denounces Attacks on Colored Educator at State Meeting
In New York on May 23 Rev Dr Newell Dyleht Aillisna denounced insults toward a Black educator amid remarks at a State Congregational Association gathering. He cited calls for Washington to speak and warned against violence or satire, urging respect for education and civic virtue.
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Booker
Washingston
Newell Dyleht Aillisna
Akond
Hia
Hutie
Millie
State Congregational Association
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