davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12

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4 METHODIST BISHOP
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= - rs=o1-rs1 every zoz- zoz-Ex-
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rs. = -zak%z N2
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he farzerz are thus early prepz-
ing 70 make Quantities q the bona
made swsetn@z that Il sourerfrnss
long drawn out Several exchanges
report the purchase, szoug their sub-
sfinerss Of new sorghum cztn.z.
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there = CO.. - Il Bzrzzt ozns1
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rzrxzsas record a. rsIxer 81 &.
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z@Ts. and one-hzIe zzIlo-s q he -seb-
81 zilx every cay This re-zrEzbge
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csEeicr trsl 4 rr1zz mixer
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I.e Sz-sa@z Las.zs q EEs hss
Ezksz tze Initiative = rze rr--s--
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q Iesz r1zR $50 s-zza5rzzss -
there arr E5ir-e@1 so6zss zg-szev
Hog-is-iEz II tbs 5zzrs Ers =
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- 80 = s-s-1a - -z.rs
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one u the zes- orszfzzI u re -z-v
remarkable tiles az1sr VIZ -sz-
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Gzl'2o-- zoE 5ozs-s = Sc zzlsrz-7
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1@sE E1--z ~ and -as- cs -Ez-
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Esz---=s1r-z zzs -zs=1 ~
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q o. 2-szsslz5f ~ zxzr - axe
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-sTszz = - - as-s v-sa@
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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-02
G. N. FISHER
NOW MAYOR
New Official Assumed Charge Of
the City.
MANY NEW FACES SEEN
Water Commissioner Jones Sworn in
by the New Mayor-He Will
Attend the First Meet
ing Today.
MANY NEW FACES SEEN

Mayor George NJ Fisher received the
keys and effects of the mayors Office
from DIR. John g. Fahey, the retiring
mayor about $50 o'clock yesterday morn.
ing. Mr.. Fisher and DR.. Fahey met
by appointment at the time stated in the
City Hall. Mayor Fisher was congratu'
lated by those present and during the day
received the well wishes of many others
The new mayor appointed James r
Jones member of the Board of Water
Commissioners. Mr.. Jones was sworn in
1T the City Hall in the afternoon by
Mayor Fisher He will attend his first
meeting of the Board of Water Commits
soners this afternoon.
Mayor Fisher will be at his Office in the
City Hall each day from II to IL o'clock,
but persons having business with him
who cannot call at the City Hall at that
time can find him Mt his own office, 1872
King street, most of the time. He can
lie communicated with by telephone.
City Treasurer Seth III. Feaster and
William l.. Hamann, retiring treasurer,
were ut the treasurer's Office qt the time
for opening it. Mr.. Hamann and Clerk
George j. Kloherg instructed Mr.. Feas-
ter in the duties of the Office During
the day many friends congratulated Mr.
Feaster. who treated to cigars.f
Assessor and collector for the Northern
district George III. Mccall, arranged to
receive the books of the Office from his
predecessor. Thomas S. Lewiss He will
begin making the assessment Mt once.
President of City Council Charles II
Blaine was Mt the City Hall for time
receiving congratulations.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-02
SALMON FISHERMEN STRIKE.
Whites and Indians Want Better
Prices.

Vancouver. b. c.. June 3O.-Four thous-
and white and Indian fishermen de-
clared strike against the salmon can
ncrs at midnight, refusing the offer of the
canners to buy their fish at IL cents dur
ing July and 10 cents for the rest of the
season. At the same time the japanese
United Benevolent Society, composed Of
1000 fishermen and 1000 boat pullers de-
cided to accept the Gamers offer and go
fishing on Monday.
The Gamers deplore the strike and are
Reluctantly engaging the japanese. II is
realized that trouble will ensue. The
whites are arranging to patrol the river
and Gulf and Georgia and prevent the
japanese from fishing. Many of them
say that il this course fails they will
turn the 1000 striking Indians on the
Japanese The Indians declare that they
are ready to edo for the Japs," whom
thrv accuse of stealing their natural
riphts. The Japanese have not applied
for protection. They have informed the
canners that they will go down the river
and do not fear the whites or Indians as
they have right on their side.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-02
EAsTON CARPENTERS STRIKE.
8ut Few Men ere at Work MAY
Tie Up Town.

Easton. Pa, July Comparatively
few carpenters and other building trades
men are at work in Easton today. The
union men say they expect to have
bulding operations tied up completely
within fOrty-eight hours.
The carpenters We're not a little sur
prised today fhen they learned that
some of their number prominent in the
union refused to abide by the order to
strike. The treasurer Of the local union
was one of these to go to work. Nearly
al the carpenters employed by Con
tractor Raub are at work, but they are
not all union men.
The bricklayers and plasterers are the
only tradesmen who are fighting for
shorter hours with no reduction in pay.
Tho others are out for principle. and they
say they would not have struck had not
the bosses put a boycott on striking
hricklayers who have gone into the con
tract business.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-02
MAY BE STRIKE AT CATHEDRAL
Labor Trouble at st. John the Divine
and at the Catholic Orphan Asylum.

New York, July Trouble is threaten
cd on the new Protestant Cathedral OF
ST. John the Divine at 18th street and
Morningside Heights and the new Roman
Catholic Asylum at Fordham on ac-
count Of alleged non-union conditions.
William j. O'Brien of the Granite Cut
ters' Union, who made u report on the
matter ut yesterdays meeting of the
Central Federation Union said that
reverence for the religious character of
the building had heretofore prevented
delegates from acting on the grievances
in the usual way.
II should dislike to see strike on a
church." he said, but strange as it
may appear non-rnion men are more fire.
quently employed on churches than on
any other class of buildings"
! "rhe clergy say that they sympathize
with the working people" said a delegate
.''rhey ought to live up to their profes-
si0ns."
O'Brien said that the clergy We're not
always the responsible ones. Nearly all
of the granite used at the cathedral and
in the cathedral chapel was cut in a non
union quarry near Peekskill. O'Brien
had written, he said, TO the architect
about it and was told that the men re.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-02
ANOTHER BREWERY
Will be Built on Site of Horn Car.
riage Factory.

Another brewery is TO be added to
Wilmington's present large facilities for
turning out beer. On the site of the
Horn Carriage Factory, Nos. 110 and 112
French street large brewery, costing
lbout $4,000 is to be built. The present
structure will be torn down and new
six story building will be erected. The
lot extends from French street to Wal
nut and occupies considerable space.
The parties interested are nearly all
Wilmingtonians, chiefly Germans. Fred
erick Wunder, a Brooklyn, n. Y. archi-
tect, who drew the plans, has the gen
eral contract, but the sub-contractors
are still figuring on the plans and speci-
licttions.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-02
MEETING OF HORsEMEN.
Complete Arrangements for Races on
the Fourth.

Free races will be given under the
uspices of the Wilmington Horse Show
Association on the associations track
Thursday afternoon. Ihe events will
be trot and pace 2.40 class, 2.19 class and
members race. The members race will
l'c specially interesting event as promi-
nent local horsemen will drive their own
teeds. The entries in all of the classes
will be made mp at the time of the races.
Prince A. owned by w. h. Austin will
rot an exhibition mile in trial to break
The track record of 2.16A
A meeting of the executive committe-,
of the association was held last night at
the Clayton House and arrangements
for the races We're completed.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-02

of the Twelfth ward. and Stephen 8.
Cook of the Third ward have been men-
toned. George J. Kloberg, the present
treasurer's clerk, desires to be reelected.
John A. Butler of the Third ward has
also been spoken of. Philip II. Shea of
the Twelfth ward is a candidate for
auditors clerk Michael Il. Cannon of
the Fourth ward, the present clerk Of
the market seeks reelection. Thomas
Newell of the Third ward and John Nc
ILntyre of the Ninth also want the place.
These are not half the aspirants in
the field and more will loom up every
day.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-02
CAUCUS IN CLAYTON HOUSE.
Members of Education Board Held
Quiet Meeting.

Seven members of the Board Of Edu-
cation held caucus last night in the
Clayton House presumably in the inter
est of Robert Adair's candidacy for the
office of president of the board. The first
meeting OF the new board will be held
this evening when organization will
effected.
The candidates for the presidency Of
the board are DR.. e. G. Shortlidge, the
present incumbent, Mr.. Adair and Robert
Fraim. Though Mr.. Adair was present
At the gathering last night it is significant
hat he was not in the caucus when th
matter was talked over. Mr.Fraim also
was present
The meeting continued for two hdUA
Those who were approached said moth
ing was done.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-02
CASH REGISTER STRIKE.
1t Was Settled Last Night in Wash.
ington.

Washington. June 30.-The strike at
the works of the Capital National Cash
Register Company of Dayton, Ohio, was
settled here tonight, so far as the ma
rhinists We're concerned, by conference
between Messrs. Lauvier and Pitcock,
representing the register company and
the officials of the Federation of Labor.
An agreement was reached whereby the
machinists are to work on a nine hour
basis. The trouble between the register
company and its workers, which was
the original cause of the strike, will like
~ be adjusted also within few DAYS,
according to the statements made by the
representatives of both sides.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-02
MOULDERs MAY STRIKE.

Chicago. July MARTIN Fox. president
Of the Iron Moulders' International
Union: NJ. ]. Kcough, vice president
Iohn Campbell and David Black. mem
hers Of the International Executive
Board. met in conference with the Off
"ers of the National Founders Associa-
tion today to attempt to reach salts
factory settlement of the Iowa moulders'
dispute. 1t is expected to establish n
precedent for the other manufacturing
centres throughout the country. The
conditions in Cleveland. Cincinnati and
rther cities are similar to those prevail
ng here.
The iron moulders are asking for a
minimum wage scale of SO day. Their
present scale is 1915 for foormen and
s2.5O for bench moulders. This distinc-
tion between the two classes of work
men is said to have grown out of the
hard times during the panic Of 1893. and
the men are now anxious to have il
abolished. Should they fail to reach an
agreement today and strike he ordered
It will affect about 1000 iron moulders in
Chicago and vicinity.