Union Voted to Slug Gangs of Fighters Formed
Chicago Aug 21 Capt Clancy said a man arrested with others for beating non-union stock yards workers confessed union No 218 Truckmen's Union voted to slug non-union men. Business Agent James Devins organized squads to drag riders off streetcars and beat them. Brezosky left half dead after attack. several others arrested. Labor Federation to seek public aid for strikers and urge AFL action. New York Aug 21 beef killers committee reported.
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New York
Chicago
Clancy
Stock Yards
Truckmen's Union
James Devins
Byron
Brezosky
Chicago Federation of Labor
Federation
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Notices of marriages and deaths in The Washington Post
A compilation of marriage and death notices with listings of the affected individuals, churches, dates, and funeral details. Names include Hawkins Fackler, Cissel, Cox, Norr, Lindenkohl, Nicholls, Sheldon, and Showalter with associated residences and service times.
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Washington Post
NEW York Times
Baltimore Herald
Bostom Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
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Poitsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST. Louis Republic
Syracuse Post-Standard
T. Paul Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Local Undertakers and Embalmers List in Washington D C
Directory entry lists funeral homes and embalmers including W R Speare at 940 F Street N W Joseph Gawler at Main 131 Eyteblighed 1850 R F Harvey s Sons 17 Bewcine service at moderne prices John R Wricht 2387 Tenth Street N W William Lee modern chapel and crematorium George P Zurhorst Capitol 96 Elephane Kast FcR and nearby services Open day and night available via telephone listings
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Joseph Gawler
Poe
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Enealmera
Moderne Pris
John R. Wricht
Abalmer
Dadirskee
Kosher Butchers Hit By Labor Protests At Slaughterhouses
Members of a Retail Kosher Butchers Union branch vote to stop buying beef for a week as tensions rise with rabbis and workers at Schwarzschild & Sulzberger. Business agents warn actions may go to Hebrew congregations, while independents cut slaughter rates and raise prices, threatening profit.
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Wellman
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
Kosher Butchers’ Union
Central American peace accord signed at Corinto
Presidents Escalon of Salvador Bonilla of Honduras and Zelaya of Nicaragua met at Corinto Nicaragua Aug 21 and signed a peace agreement to maintain stability in Central America. Escalon and Bonilla departed for their capitals at 10 AM today.
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Honduras
Nicaragua
Corinto
Escalon
Bonilla
Zelaya
Central America
Leishmans Reply to Porte on American School Recognition
A note from American Minister Leishman to the Turkish authorities insists on the Sultan’s pledge of equal treatment for U S educational institutions. The Porte may not reply, leaving the matter shelved until recognition proceeds, amid anticipated new difficulties.
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Leishman
United States
Porte
Tsazot Pasha
Smyrna
London
The
Standard
Turkey
Associated Press
Council of Ministers
European Trade Review notes British mood and wheat outlook
The Times financial supplement reports a period of low mood in Great Britain as shown by the stock exchange barometer, with mixed signals from industrial centers and grain markets. US spring wheat worries are said to be exaggerated, while Canada and other nations show promising crops. Cotton and wool sectors show modest activity, and iron and steel trade remains steady amid reduced foreign competition. The report also notes Japanese workers in Mexico and a new American Embassy attache appointment.
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Washington Post
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Times’ Financial Supplement
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Australia
India
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Lancashire
Democrats Plan Short Campaign Amid Constrained Funds
Democratic leaders at national headquarters in New York weigh a brief, sharply focused campaign for September through November. They expect limited funds, reliance on state organizations, and targeted activity in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, West Virginia, and Indiana, with lighter efforts in Rhode Island, Delaware, Maryland, Colorado, and Montana.
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National Committee
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Taggart
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Republican National Committee
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West Virginia
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Delaware
Maryland
Colorado
Montana
Wisconsin
Illinois
Quiet Day at Rosemount Observers Leave Judge Parker Undisturbed
Esopus New Jersey August 2 Sundays at Rosemount passed quietly with few visitors. Judge Parker asked families to avoid large parties on Sundays while he ushered at the Mission Church of the Holy Cross. Rev Edward J Cooper preached in place of Rev Charles Mercer Hall as crowds, many curious about the Democratic presidential campaign, gathered without notable political figures arriving.
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Esopus
N. J
Judge Parker
New Jersey
Rosemount
Astral
Parker
Judge
Chautauqua Circuit Furor Ties in West Texas and Missouri
The piece reports on veteran Chautauqua speakers challenging each other in Fort Dodge and other towns, with a wager involving Gen Grosvenor and McKinley taxes. It notes Western managers avoiding politics for pay, Parker’s West tour hopes, and Wisconsin bank director influence. It mentions Missouri political shifts, civil service reform in Illinois, and possible New Jersey gubernatorial bids.
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Grosvenor
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Aurora
Chicago
Roosevelt
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New York
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National Bank
Een
Westernspapers
Judge Parker
Inter Ocean
Denver
Topeka
Harvard
Des Moines
Omaha
Parker
Eene Francis Wilson
Platte City
Missouri
Robert P. C. Wilson
Wilson
Col
James N. Barnes
St. Joseph
Ways and Means Committee
Platte County
Buchanan County
Charles F. Cochran
Cochran
Davis Attends Church With Belmonts and Miss Batcheller
Special Washington Post report notes Senator Davis accompanying Mr and Mrs Perry Belmont and Miss Batcheller to Davis Memorial Church this morning. Batcheller, close to Mrs Arthur Lee, is said to have a father Gen George L Batcheller who heads an international court in Cairo and will visit Graceland. The day included riding and touring the Graceland farm. Senator Wiking returned home last night with Mrs Wiking and daughter Katherine planning a Sept 1 return.
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Graceland Farm
Benator Wiking
Wiking
Katherine
Roosevelt Quiet Day at Sagamore Hill Visitors Sparse
President Roosevelt spent a tranquil day at Sagamore Hill with family no formal visits. Gen G J Snyman, Boer war officer, called to discuss a Boer colony plan in Mexico with 90,000 acres and eighty Boer families expected to settle in autumn, with Marique Creel named among promoters.
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New York
Roosevelt
Mexico
Marique Creel
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery touted as blood purifier
Letter from Hilary Koons of Queens touts Dr. Pierce’s product, claiming dramatic weight gain and renewed health after using six bottles. The ad describes the medicine as cleansing the blood of impurities, eradicating scrofula and skin ailments, and restoring vitality.
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Hilary Koons
Queens
Pierce
Sir Horace Plunkett plan to teach Irish emigration economy
Special correspondence reports a scheme by Sir Horace Plunkett to train Irish youths in American farming methods and ranch work. An agent Blair will bring Irish workers to the United States, pay passages, and offer wages on entry. The plan aims to curb emigration by creating direct employment paths, costing an estimated 90000 dollars, with no official backing from the Irish Board of Agriculture. Also notes St Vincent Repetta and Edward Hershey deaths, cloakmakers strike in Cleveland, and ocean vessel movements.
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Washington Post
Qlondon
Sir Horace Plunkett
Horace
Irish Board of Agriculture
United States
Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
Blair
Ireland
Sir Horace
Anti-lmigration Society
Board of Agriculture
Cleveland
Ohio
Venerable Negro Returns Home After Honduras Service
After thirty five years in Honduras, seventy six year old May Ford arrives aboard the Anselmo to rejoin his former master’s family in De Soto Parish. Ford, loyal to George Henry Friarson, once accompanied the master through the Civil War and later worked on plantations and rail projects in Honduras. He now recalls revolutions, neutrality, and the longing to set foot again in his old homeland.
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Honduras
New Orleans Picayune
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E. V. Friarson
George Henry Friarson
Friarson
de Soto Parish
Ford
Republic
New Orleans
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de Soto
Darky
Smong
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Mgr. Friarson
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