Merchants urge strikers to yield amid steel dispute
Wellsville merchants press workers to concede as reports claim the steel strike may push the mill from Wellsville to Vandrenft or Dennison. Henry Clews critiques union tactics while Pierpont Morgan dismisses settlement rumors. Amalgamated Association leader Shaffer voices satisfaction with workers’ steadiness as pressure mounts from local merchants and Pittsburgh interests.
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Wellsville
Henry Clews
Shaffer
Pittsburg
American Sheet Steel Company
Pennsylvania
Lbar
Vandirgrift
Theo
Dennison
Wellevill
Welvinsville
Jung
Vandrenft
Dennis
Susan
Apollo
Vandrerernift
Duncansville
Ut Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Amalgamated Furers Center
Mats Presid
Pt Snaffer
Moonshine Ambush in Tennessee Leaves Deputy Dead
Revenue officers were ambushed by moonshiners near Monterey Tennessee. Deputy Thomas Price was killed and three other officers were badly wounded. The officers retreated after the attack.
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Tennessee
Nashvilile
Tenn
Monetrey
Thomas Price
The Speech on Settlement and Compromise
A speaker denies any truth to the speech claiming no settlement or compromise is possible. The operating companies’ position is stated as simple and fully understood, with unequivocal approval from the speaker.
Wooster Board backs Wagoner Pump relocation plan
The Board of Trade Executive Committee met Friday to consider moving the Wagoner Pump Works from Louisville and Canton to Wooster. After reviewing investigations, they passed a favorable resolution and formed committees to secure removal. The company will employ at least 25 men if it relocates.
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Board of Trade
Wagoner Pump
Louisville
Canton
Wooster
Formans
Ctcoaktump Works
Wooater
Arrangements For Massillon Mansfield Line Progress
A Republican representative, A M Parrish, notes the Massillon to Mansfield rail proposal moves along. He says locals along the route want the line, expects little trouble securing right of way, and that Cleveland authorities may yet decide who controls the project.
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Parrish
Massillon
Mansfield
Securio
Cleveland
Girls Brightest in Wayne Boxwell Exams
Wayne county reports show 117 boys and 96 girls took Boxwell tests. 57 boys passed and 58 girls achieved the required grade. Total examined 212, with 114 passing. Examiners were paid 172 and other expenses 23.50, totaling 195.50 in county costs.
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Wayne County
Secretary of State
A.B Peckinpaugh
Fall Breaks Leg Of Spring Street Woman At 74
Mrs Elizabeth Bixler of Spring street suffered a serious injury Friday evening when her foot slipped and she fell hard, breaking her left leg above the knee. Doctors Stoll Ryal and Stoll treated her. The 74 year old, a very heavy woman, is considered in dangerous condition with possible internal injuries and a restless night followed by back pains.
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Elizabeth Bixler
Spring Street
Bixler
Stoll, Ryal & Stoll
Wixler
Proposal to expand school board membership discussed
Street talk on Saturday centered on a plan to raise school board members from 3 to a ward representative from each ward plus a member at large. The source of the talk could not be located and no active steps are known to be planned.
Train schedule trouble near Pittsburg line notice
A fragmentary notice outlines a timetable issue affecting trains on the Pittsburg line. It mentions a hallway wall incident and cites a date around May 28 with trains reaching Worcester as part of the disrupted schedule.
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Pittsburg
Gotote
Excursions to Seashore Resorts by Rail
Train services advertise excursions to Atlantic City and seaside resorts via Philadelphia and Pittsburgh routes. Tickets sold at reduced rates with through connections and no car changes to major points, including New Jersey and nearby resorts. Returns available after travel period.
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USB Tee
Reson
Santa Lines
New Jersey
Ana Hellatte
West P
Hedton
Acer
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Seashore
Bpbci al Exas
Atlantrovide
Alonsi ‘Oopeieppiae
Those Taxes Well How Are the Taxes Coming In Today
Saturday morning report from Daniel Heller, treasurer, notes tax intake uncertain as residents struggle with payments. Officials urge compliance, warning Saturday marks last day for certain assessments amid rising arrears.
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Riri St Reas
Treasagrer
Daniel Heller
Tes
Wonderful medical electrical machine showcased by Dr N Mate
An article notes a new electrical medical device used by Dr N Mate at Panekeye and North streets, praising its handsome construction and versatility beyond Xray use. It discusses horsemen planning August events to showcase horses and driving animals, with expectations of a meeting next week to promote racing and related entertainments.
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Scientife
Poume Ois
Dr N Mate
Otis
Panekeye
Priest
Ted
Alhotts
Dewey to Command Naval Squadron at King Edward VII Coronation
Washington reports high naval officials favor Admiral Dewey commanding a large squadron of the United States Navy for the coronation of King Edward VII. The Navy Department has not acted, but approval exists for representing the U.S. with its best ships.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
Edward VII
Navy Department
United States
POPULISTS TO MEET FORGED ALLIANCE AIMS IN OHIO
Cincinnati reports a push to unite reform forces with calls for a Columbus meeting July 30 to organize a third party in Ohio and a national Populist conference in Kansas City September 17 19. Also a dissenting Democrats conference in Columbus July 31 signals possible fusion plans for the upcoming election.
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Cincinnati
Jo A. Parker
People’s Party National Committee
Ohio
Columbus
Kansas City
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J. P. Morgan
Rupeetus
Tug Laveyvhan
New York
Pierpont Morgan
Wall Street
Morgan
Tan Rapdhlican
Steel Corporation
Carnegie Company
Tnusual Pilenes 1S
Samo
Chamberlain
Laubach & bBina
Niaiol-Plate
Buffalo
C. Alb. A
Deterizcall
Akern
T. Iveland
Hussell
Rahl
The
Oddfellows
Whellslake
North Lawrence
Wooster Shreve
Twioe
Wagoner Pump Works
Massillon- Mansfield
Damon Besaise
Pat
West Bol
Atlantis
Ory Ft
Roye May
Die Sorte
Dewey
Lacombe
Inter States District Court
Sixty Ninth Regiment
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Chattahooga
Spain
Pittsfield
Mass
Robert S. Fosburgh
May L. Fosburgh
Fosburgh
Arthur Orr
Enti
Carson City
San Francisco
New Orleans
Morristown
Mexico
Peru
Chile
Salt Trust
Chicago
Michigan Salt Association
Horace Gray
Boston
Wisconsin Bank
Chilton Wis
German Exchange Bank
Bartz
Mongolia
London
St Petersburg
Urga
Peking
Kinka
Great Desert
d ‘+inne
Lake Baikal
National Democratic Committees
Ind
Yarling
Cass
Bucmaniy
Ford Ge
Fannie Williame
Madison
Wis
Boyd
Republican
Rich & Blough’s Hardware Store
Int People's National Family Newspaper
AE Weekly
Iribur
Tribene
Irin
Haily Tribune Tote
Ant Youn Markostie
Ulan
Woorfer
Walker's Soap
Walker
Walker’s Soap
Ross W. Funke
Ofice
Court House
Harding & Co
Mardweare
Kean
McClarran's
Liberty St
Cllure & Smyser
Merchant's Emporium
Opetaire
M'Clure Martin L
Smyser
EB. W Newkire
Office
Jackson Block
Public Square
Swartz
Warne County
SupenitanEs Estates
McClelane
Frank Tagglart
Wooster Onto
Fredrick's Store
Ead Liberty St
Cclarran & Jones Attorneys
Att-Law
John ¢ M'Clarran, Charles
Jones
Taylors & Taylor
Taylor Attorneys At Law
Taylor, Wooster, Ohie, Ofice
D. Nice
M.D. HoMicopathte Provercian
No. Nin
Market St
Episcopal Church
R H. A. Hart
EVE and Ear
Dowsing Hocky Second Fleet
Beall Ave
Bowman
New York Eye and Ear Institute
RS. Stoer
Stoll & Ryall
Ryall Ofice
North Market Street
Dr Stoll
Beal Avenue
Thomas , Elder, B.S.A
Spectacles
Laubach & Boyd'n Drug Store
H. N. Mateer
S. W. Cuvier
Buckeye Streets
Dr. Thomson
Crown
Eric Wark
Richmond
W. Liberty
J. HM. Taylor's Grocery
HE Wayne D. Katinal Ban
Jacob Fri K
Persionnt
Jis R Overholt
C . Frost
Yasuine J. M Criley
H M Imgard
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Board OF
Jacob Frick JS
R Overholt
WD Tyler
J M Criley
S.R Fricke
Jacob Fischer
Yrilk
Ebert
Bevington
Congress
Pele
Hman
Granteket
Gall
S. P. Hartzler
Sioux City
Prat
Sueroe
Vis Rockfo
Dud
Waterloo
FE Bane Ee
Servige
Ney
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