Will Not Strike General Labor Federation Adopts Adjournment
The American Federation of Labor adjourned after deciding against a general strike. A final session will be held tomorrow to review the revolt within the federation and to consider further action. Speakers argued for avoiding a nationwide stoppage while urging solidarity with workers in rail and related industries. The meeting reflected tensions between labor factions and the push for organized action amid ongoing railway troubles.
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Lowever
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Federation of Labor
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le Conela
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Tabor
le Lie Ronay
Leary
Hinkall
Deusoniwudok
Drike
Ile
Iron and Steel Workers
Bat
Evans
A. I
Contested Tax and Currency Law Sparks Legislative Debate
A House committee report questions the power of the treasury to demand payment in any money form and argues the use of legal tender laws to settle debts. Authors debate implications for public and private debts, with concerns over fiat money, gold coins, and foreign payments. The piece cites lawmakers from several states and references court practices and financial policy shifts.
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France
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Ceneta
Mente
Mociuty
Lane
Wulil
Tie Phowld
Cinek
Goshen
Wien Themney
Chen Vie Money Jawor Gan
Forelyg
Yukon Gold Rush Promises Big Crowds in Alaska
The Yukon rush draws thousands as hopefuls from many backgrounds gather along the Yukon River. The Upsala aviary project and various prospecting plans attract attention, with reports of new labor needs and ambitious schemes. People seek opportunity, facing risk and high costs while chasing fortune.
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Yukon
Aluka News
Liat Secon
Upsala
Thre
Hind
Lowe Lnmcikiis
Learlug
North America
Miliers
Ban Ponson
Hundennic
University fundraiser drama turns to uncertain fate
A chaotic university donation plan unravels amid confusion over a $20,000 pledge and multiple promises. Key figures mention uncertain funds, a trustee power struggle, and a failed telegraph appeal that left the campus with lingering questions about the total raised and the future event.
Rail strikes and federal action loom in California
The ARU faces a strong federal response as rail workers strike across Northern California. Reports describe military presence, police interference, and disrupted Oakland and Los Angeles traffic with delays and arrests. Concerted efforts by Southern Pacific and Union Pacific seek to maintain cargo and passenger movement amid tensions.
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Hawelwr
Californie
Cusitlon
Oakland
Gallon
Tte
Arwinian
Pullvenen
A. 1 Uy
Lecomulive
Agali
Liv
Alrilcone
Congress Granting Bills In Senate Amid War Talk
In a July session the Senate discussed and advanced key measures including harbor and river projects, pension and tariff legislation while adjournment loomed. Debate touched executive and judicial budgets, with critical votes pending on several conference reports and private pension bills.
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Senate
Benatar Hal
Renator Davie
Ly Reyvert
Glaciig
Winer
Atate Commerce
Ate
Black Plague Reported From Verrihiy Wevngos In Sin Your
Contagion details arrive from Ching describing a severe form of a modern fever with swollen glands and neck pain. Authorities and officers face violent reactions as natives resist hospitals while wresting control of the afflicted. reports of thefts and violence accompany the spread as observers note the escalating casualties and public fear.
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India
Lion
Elie Oil Ormckers Wii Surat Jenatcha
Lheetenen
Ihoney
Wren
Hasitye Wesorval
le Cotltig
Feu
Gil Deat
Luieell
Cooperative Creameries and Orchard Management Traditions
A fragmented article discusses cooperative creameries built by farmers with board governance as a model to share profits, contrasted with private ownership. It also surveys orchard practices, pest issues, and farm improvements including whitewashing poultry houses, along with notes on wheat pests, crop reports, and county horticultural activities.
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Lye
Liv Hivad
Siti
Hany
Livi
Opishig
Ming
Uae
of & Bon Aller
Jainuw
Nalamun
le Poltou
Wandering OCR fragment on rail debt and religious books
The text appears as a garbled OCR fragment from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper. It mentions railroad debt and government arrangements, plus a note about a religious book rewritten in a provincial style, with references to a Mr. Kelly and various names, places, and payments.
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Aetn
Chatraian Kelly
Attacked by a Mob After Assisting Dying Man in Canton
On June 11 in Canton Chinese bystanders mobbed two American missionary women who aided a wounded man. Miss Bremer and Miss Halverstone, who rendered help and revived him with tea and smelling salts, were assaulted as others feared for the man’s life. One woman escaped injured, the other was carried toward the customs station as guards intervened. The crowd’s anger intensified, and violent demonstrations followed at the scene and surrounding areas.
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Victoria Chronicle
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Honan
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Vedal
Auppork
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Uhia
Bren Ler
Halverstone
Mr. Bartow
GA. Porayth
Mies [Ronler
China
Howlig
Jon
Ilo Wental
Hirther
Interdenominational Fellowship Convention Highlights
The session opened with Rev Theodore I Jobo of New Albany addressing the audience on the aims of the Christian Endeavor movement. Rev Dul Hy Moya of Ghariote spoke on fellowship, and Roy Cornelius Bret introduced junior activities led by Itey, I. W. Pope, W. Sooner, Miss LM Alden, and Mrs. Paul Alnroot. A junior rally followed with program details and notable attendees from New Haven, Carton, Muderen, and beyond.
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Olle
Chistian Windeaver Akvention
Interdenominational Fellowship
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New Albany
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Roy
Cornetius Bret
Ds Dis
Jereey Lily
I. W. Pope
New Haven
Conn
Look Out for Buc han RRS Joie Ostiewin July 14
Acting Secretary warns about a contraband smuggling scheme involving Nicaragua and American military matters. The notice urges detentions and law enforcement action to prevent departures from the United States amid revived economic and political tensions.
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Atmerigaon
Nicaragua
United States
Ld Art Times
Lucris
Idaho Finances Annual State Audit Report 1898 Summary
The annual report to the governor for the six months ending June 4 1898 shows receipts of 4084 3084 72 and expenditures totaling 9045.63 including wagon road bond proceeds. It lists a valuation of county officers assets at 5001 80 and a state tax share of 204160.99. The land debt stands at 283000 with 8000 in capital building bonds and 5008 overdue. People in Wirt County West Virginia face arrests and sentences for industrial army activity.
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Peport
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