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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1897
Page
3
Dawson Distress From Yukon Gold Rush Ships
Distress stories from Dawson and St Michaels amid Yukon gold rush turmoil. Vessels Cleveland Excelsior Humboldt Bear ice disaster near Barrow. 42 dead, 9 survivors. Miners face hunger, violence, and crowded camps as authorities grapple with deteriorating conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sint, B. C
Sting
Distre
Dawson
St. Michaels
Yukon
Reese
Excelsior
Cleveland
Iain Hall
The
Bt. Michaels
P. B. Weare
Dawson City
Portland
Circle City
Alaska Serial Company
Northwan Trading & Transportation
Conson
Michaels
Cleveland St Michaels
Thon
Laska
United Revenue Cutter Bear
Cap- Whiteside
Point Barrow
Herce
Humboldt
Oun
W. D. Wood
Expedi E
Troublesome Evictions at Plum Creek and Clarksville
Deputies evicted families at Plum Creek and Clarksville amid strong miner and community opposition. Women armed with whistles and makeshift weapons menaced deputies as furniture was moved, reoccupied, and fights threatened. A later clash near Braddock led to three deputies being arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Plum Creek
Clarksville
John Puke
Puke
Samuel GC
Thomas DeArmitt
Young
Dee Armitt
Dillingham
Thomas B. DeArmitt
DeArmitt
Braddock
Striking miners march to Beaver Meadow halt work
Hazelton Pa Sept 18 The strik ing miners continued marching today and moved to Beaver Meadow col liery where deputies dispersed them and drove all miners from the mine. About 8 000 miners are idle, the largest number since the strike began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
Beaver Meadow
Spying Spaniard Under Scrutiny Over Fortifications
A Spanish naval attache, Lieutenant S. C. Sebral, is under government inquiry for inspecting Atlantic seaboard fortifications. Though not in the diplomatic corps, he faces potential recall if statutes on fortifications are found violated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Journal and Advertiser
Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
S. C. Sebral
W. B. Abbott
Charleston
D. C
Sebral
Diplomatic Corps
Mayence Fortifications to be Demolished by German Authorities
Reports indicate German authorities plan to demolish the fortifications and walls of Mayence, Germany’s staunchly defended city, after centuries of fierce battles and historic tragedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayence
Germany
Latimer miners clash as deputies fire on crowd killing many
A violent confrontation near Latimer ends with deputy sheriffs firing into a mob of striking miners. Reports estimate 15 to 20 dead and 40 or more wounded, with bodies found along the road and in the hills. Hospitals and volunteers treat the injured while citizens debate who bears responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latimer
Harleigh
Hazelton
Thomas Hall
FE. A. Hess
Samuel B. Serey
Martin
Pellmell
Farley’s
Lehigh Traction Company
Martin Roski
Mount Pleasant
van Wyckle
Weekly Market Letter Reflects Wheat Decline After Speculation
Market notes a retreat in wheat speculation with supplies rising and exports easing, signaling renewed influence of demand on prices. Corn outlook worsens with a predicted crop limit and frost risk, while reports of steady cash demand and growing receipts suggest possible further gains in grains and related staples. A South American proposal for an electric railway linking Argentina and Chile is also reported.
Polly Marshall and Kane Creek Engine Rescue
Polly Marshall, station agent at Kane Creek, helps save an express train during a robber attack. She guides the engine, fights off assailants, and coordinates with Mercer while her father, Engineer Marshall, remains safe. The robbers are captured after the daring rescue. Polly earns praise and a better post in Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Creek
Mercer
Kane Creek
Kane's
St. Paul
Kane
Polly
Polly Marshall
Clark
Marshall
Folly
Pinckney
Chicago
Hhe
Wally
Paris Wedding Party Sells The Montmartre Case
A Paris correspondent describes a wedding party parading past a fashionable restaurant on the boulevards. The guests in evening dress and the bride in veil attract crowds as they discuss a Montmartre case, drinking absinthe and chatting loudly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrison Sisters
Pairy
Owen Ferree
New York
Babes
States
France
Paris
Montmartre
Feed for Farm Horses Old Oats and Shelled Corn Mix
Equal parts old oats and shelled corn with a touch of bran makes a strong feed. Idle horses get two quarts per feeding, work horses four quarts. Feed oat hay and salt new hay. Let new oats dry a few weeks, salt horses twice weekly. Morning and night care includes washing shoulders, drying, and treating rubs with oil and lime. Clean collars every morning before use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
Million Offer for Ancient Hebrew Bible Rejected by Pope
Wealthy Hebrew merchants of Venice offered about 600000 for a very ancient Hebrew bible believed to be an original Septuagint copy translated from Hebrew into Greek in 277 B C. Pope Julius II declined the extraordinary bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Julius II
Julius
Two Sides Emphasized in Debated Story
The Detroit Journal notes editor and reporter reflect on balancing perspectives while prioritizing the story’s conclusion. The remark underscores newsroom tension between fair balance and delivering definitive outcomes.
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Detroit Journal
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