Ultimatums Fly in Striking Miners at Smuggler Union Mine
Denver Colorado July 6 calm prevailed over the Telluride area as Governor Orman received a telegram noting no violence since June 30 and fearing riot risk. Mine Manager Collins rejected strikers demands to end contracts in ten days, proposing monthly settlements and threatening permanent closure if terms not accepted, risking 850 jobs.
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Orman
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Tha Opiners
Tanger
Grouth
Concenaion
Manreger Collins
Snugeler-Union Mining Company
Wilon
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Seinstuilon
San Miguel
Sania
Citizens’ Committee
Dstrict
Governor Commission to Press Mine Dispute Settlement
A state commission arrived in Telluride to press settlement of the Smuggler-Union mine strike, demanding surrender of the property or National Guard intervention. Labor leaders hope respected mediators can avert forceful action while Governor Orman relies on workers’ trust in appointees. State Labor Commissioner James T. Smith notes both sides share fault as talks begin. Milwaukee warrant issued for former Spring Valley Creamery driver for disposal of oleomargarine sold in Wisconsin.
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Hwever
Orama
Aap
James T. Smith
Beeg Jellay Gieomargarlyg
Wlawousas
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Wis
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Teameter
Spring Valley Creamery Company
Chicago
Wisconsin
Adams
Self defense claim in James Ryburn death case
Thomas Johnson, arrested in St Louis, admits involvement in the Bloomington Illinois man James Ryburn death. He says a cart game led to a quarrel, Ry burn struck him, Johnson hit Ry burn with an iron rod and disposed of the watch at a South Second Street pawn shop in St Louis. He claims self defense and says he learned of Ry burn's death only after arrest.
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Alton
Bloomington
Ils
Syrioge
Enat Alton
Tils
Thomas Johnson
St. Tauls
South Second Street
St. Louis
Ryburn
Johnson
St. Lotis
Roberts to Succeed Dawes as Comptroller of the Currency
George Y. Roberts of Iowa, director of the Mint, is the sole name linked to replacing Dawes as comptroller of the currency. Widely trusted by the president and treasury secretary, Roberts is praised for ability and integrity. He is noted for his financial writings and received the mint post as recognition. He is currently in San Francisco.
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Washington
Dawes
George Ys. Roberts
Iowa
Mint
Roberts
Treasury
Ife Hins
United States Mint
San Francisco
Nation and Mayor Clash in Saloon Stopover
Suanco Nation, visiting Terre Haute Indiana, hunted a mayoral audience. After learning Mayor Steer was at a saloon, she found him there, seized by a crowd, and resisted eviction. The saloonkeeper provided whisky, which Nation then shattered on the sidewalk with her hatchet in a dramatic incident.
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Suanco
Teves Hautes Terre Haute
Ind
Currie Nation
Lafer
Steer
Mayor Steer
Natton Nui
Tater
Snow in Michigan and other July incidents
Weather reports from Houghton to Calumet note snow on July 8 amid melting piles. Reports from New Orleans discuss Pitkin’s death believed a suicide after postmaster tenure. Huntington covers the Kingland land case. Rome reports the Pope hosting physicians. Indiana notes a 20 million bushel wheat crop and Carnegie library gift. New York matches cyclists with motor pacing. Chicago reports pool selling cases dismissed. Mattoon reports shirt waist advocacy. Connersville records a fatal train accident.
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New Orleans
J. R. G. Pitkin
Lepublic
Indian land opening sparks injunction bid in Oklahoma
Mary S-A reports from Oklahoma City that Kiowa Comanche and Apache lands opening provokes a federal injunction request to halt registration of homeseekers. The suit, led by Ladjians’ attorney CG Porter Jotmean, seeks to restrain the land office receiver and surveyors. Proclamation by President McKinley sets August 6 opening under homestead laws amid legal challenges.
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Mo. Mary S
Times
Oklahoma City
O. T
Irwin
ET Reno
Congress
Porter Jotmean
Wiliam M. Springer
Ladjians
Vania
Udae
Lionton
Oklahkonm
United States
Louie Watt
Washington
McKinley
Territory
Oklahoma
Hopuble
Floods Drench Champlain and Urbana Twin Cities
Floods from a heavy rain deluge flood Champlain and Urbana, inundating large areas and threatening the home of President A. B. Draper. The Boneyard River overflowed, flooding university greenshouses and submerging property in Campaigi business districts. Authorities report thousands in losses.
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Shampaign
Champaten
Urbana
Twin Cities
Boneyard
Bte University
A. 8. Draper
Emmus
Campaigi
Woman in a rage at lodge meeting leads to brawl
Ada Hughes threatened Mrs. Caroline Kramer at a Terpetial Commandery meeting over a disputed treasurer vote. A fight erupted as police arrived, with Henry Melboon defending his injured mother. An emblem cross weighing seven pounds and a $2 auditing dispute fueled the confrontation.
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Tnd
Ada Iughes
Caroline Kramer
Lienry Melboon
Terpetial Commandery
United Order of the Golden Cross
Kramer
Hughes
A L Johnsons Schemes Carried On by Tom Johnson Mayor
A World report claims A L Johnson’s major trolley schemes will continue under his brother Tom L Johnson mayor of Cleveland. James Dynes, Johnson’s aide, says death won’t halt projects linking New York and Philadelphia by trolley for 60 cents and uniting Pennsylvania trolley systems. Dynes estimates Johnson’s fortune over 3 million.
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Cleveland
Seayor
New York
Atherta
Johnson
Tom L. Johnson
James Dyneh
A. L. Johnson
Lyneh
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Mr. Johnson
Tyneh
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