Injunction Sought Against Omaha Business Men by Labor Unions
Round & Smith Bros publishers report a district court injunction against OmahaBusiness Men Association and others in a case led by labor unions representing striking workers. Judge Dickinson signed the writ restraining merchants from boycotting union members or aiding actions to disrupt labor unions. The order, issued in Ginha Nel, directs merchants to avoid actions harming unions and outlines penalties for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audge Dickinson
Ginha
Nel
John O. Yelser
Si Attortey
Het Fae
Bisibdas
Willon Daboe
Sabi Business Me
Gnida
Vulon
Business Men’s Association
Wnions
Omaha
Hilgs Dickinson
T. J."mahoney
Businges Men's Association
KJH
Gaines
Hotel Gng Restaurant Keepers’ Association
Agaivet
Oitied
Anone
Fetl
Praying for Rain as Forest Fires Rage Across Pa Counties
Pennsylvanian foresta rages with smoke choking mountaineers in Cambria Somerset and Westmoreland counties. After sixty hours without stop, exhausted villagers pray for rain as forest fires threaten villages and livelihoods across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Cambria
Somerstt
Westmoreland Counties
Incomplete OCR article fragment noted
Fragmentary text references border regulations with Canada and the Rockies in a river region, mentions Prnati and a forthcoming end of week timing, but remains unclear and lacks coherent event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gohan
Cattlan
Canada
Rockies
Boer leaders arrive in New York after talks with Mexican government
Former assistant general of the Boer forces and a Boer commander reach New York after advising with Mexico to secure a home for South African refugees. Meantime striking workers are warned they must return to work or risk dismissal as violence erupts in Birmingham. A lamp explosion kills Mrs. Ny A. Lam and her young child, with a second child severely burned.
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Johannesburg
Hundreds homeless from Ontario lumber town blaze
A massive fire in Ofuiwa Ontario left about 500 families homeless and damaged long stretches of lumber yards. Firefighting was hampered by a damaged water main, and authorities say the loss totals around 800000 dollars with fifteen million feet of lumber destroyed. Fire leader Tobn White, recently released from prison for arson, was captured near the scene and faces charges.
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Ofuiwa
Ont
Beendainty Orig
Tie
Folloe
Wll
Tumber
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Séohe
Ottawa
Iuto
Naggaret
Preston Streets
Trenmey
Flaifes
Rochestersyilie
Conk
Excitement subsides after Fremont lynching threat
Rumor of mob violence over Otto Mischke's killing eased by Sunday dawn. Three accused Black suspects remain guarded in Norwalk jail as crowds pressed Sheriff Mason to release them. City officials feared further trouble and closed saloons to prevent disorder.
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Fremont
Otto Mischke
Crige
Norwalk
Mason
Manov
Engles
Ctr
Riot in Brooklyn Amid Striker Dispersal Efforts
Disorder erupts in Brooklyn as police disperse strikers amid a six month strike threat. City authorities report clashes near the waterfront as workers demand wage concessions and recognition. Protests intensify with mobile patrols and crowd control measures in effect.
Engineer Crushed to Death as Train Derailed Near Knoxville
Robert B. Holloman of Knoxville killed when Southern Passenger train derailed west of White Pine. Seven injured, one colored female passenger not expected to recover. River retrieves body of Mrs. Mary Augusta Lynde, New York socialite, missing two weeks, daughter of James Hamer and widow of Charles Lynde.
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Southern
Knoxville
Tenn
Asheville
Mary Augusta Ace
Mystery of New York dynamite box hoax unsettles officials
Police debate whether a box of dynamite left at the Cunard line dock in New York was a hoax or real threat. Officials acknowledge the danger of a large explosion and possible loss of life while investigations proceed. Nearby labor turmoil grows as strikers join the Deering Harvester Company walkout. Reports from Chicago note 1000 plus workers striking, closing the plant. In Morocco, Taouprers report a tribal defeat near Tetuan as govern troops advance. In Jackson, Kentucky, the alleged Slayer of Marcum is captured without bloodshed and confined in Winchester. Lorain Ohio offers a $1000 reward for the arrest of the Reichily shiver killer suggesting continued pursuit for justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marcum
Curtis Jett
Strike Threat Across Industries Sparks Turbulence
A nationwide labor crisis unfolds as Great Northern rail line and timber sectors threaten strikes. About 1,600 mill workers and inspectors may walk out, with 75 lumber yards affected, risking Chicago timber output. Denver construction unions threaten 15,000 workers. Jockwn Michigan building trade idle for 2,000, Mobile and Ohio ripples grow, ultimatum issued for strikers to return or be replaced.
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Great Northern
Aristone
Syntimetuel
Ward
Belis
Lmsole
Aml
Gommemg
St. Pal
Aed
Chicago
Niet
Denver
Colo
Ers
Naceile
Jockwn
Mich
Mobile and Ohio
St. Louis
Mobile
Ohio
No Doctors Called as Kansas City Woman Dies at Home
Mrs. Clarence W. Byrne dies in Kansas City MO after illness lasting months without medicine or a physician. She was a Christian Scientist. her husband, a fellow adherent, refused medical aid saying they are not foolis h enough to return to medicine and science. The baby born a month earlier left her weak and bedridden.
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Kansas City
Clarence W. Byrne
Clarence W. Byrns
Fierce Forest Fire Threatens Dunlo Pa Camps
A large forest fire in the Pennsylvania Kegheny Mountains swept toward Dunlo and its lumber camps early today. Firefighters and residents fought the flames with urgency as fears rose for the fate of several lumber camps and workers missing in the blaze. The blaze moved with terrific fury threatening homes and the town as crews battled to save structures and lives.
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Seind
Liquor Bills Decision in Supreme Court Mentioned
A fragmentary report notes the Supreme Court ruling on liquor bills and payments. Goss and Powell are referenced regarding a sale in Kansas and state recovery limits for a period, with unclear names and dates.
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Hances
Goss & Powell
Supreme Court
Murder Plot and Police Arrests Across Chinese Societies
A blurred report notes arrests of Chinese conspirators in San Francisco amid alleged murder plots targeting hundreds. Other items include restraining order actions from Omaha lawyers, a Topeka Supreme Court affirmation of a murder verdict with twenty years, a Chicago strike risk, and Virginia Senate moves to remove Judge Campbell over a cowhiding accusation.
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San Francisco
Supreme ‘Court
Topeka, Kyu
Lower Talirt i
Jessie’ Morrison
Ofia
el Dorado
Chicago
Weetley
Employers’ Association
Virginia Senate
Campbell
Amherst
Crawford
Rumors Of Police Coercion In Britt Express Robbery Case
Citizens in Britt denounce circulating rumors that detectives coerced Agent John Peterson into confessing to a robbery linked to a $3000 cash package found and counted at the Commercial Bank. Peterson denies any confession, insisting on his innocence after a prolonged interrogation.
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Manon City
Britt
John Peterson
A, Hong Aid
W Willot
Peterson
Commercial Bank
Littlene
Averill
Bryne
Oleomargarine Test Gage Holds Product Yellow
A Des Moines case against Armour Packing Co. for selling oleomargarine in violation of town law proceeds after Judge Given overruled a demurrer. The ruling accepts that the product need only show yellow color, not artificial coloring. The ruling is seen as a victory for the state dairy commissioner and may simplify the prosecution.
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Given
Armour Packing Company
Des Moines
Sront
Shouts of Gunfire Erupt as Deputy Sheriff Faces Shot Columbus
The report recounts Deputy Baker of Weaton being shot at during an arrest for jewelry robbery near Weaton. Deputy Knox and Sheriff Baker pursued suspects George Muthero, aged, and an unnamed youth along a mile long trail. A confrontation ensued with gunfire as officers exchanged warnings and attempted to detain the assailants.
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Sherif Baker
Weaton
Bown
George Matheson
T.C. Baker
Conall Dilutis
Weatoh
Sumner Knox
George Muthero
Lukdidy
Pavelts
Patni
Knox
Matheson Mitdelis
Giant Belican Shot Near City River
Charles Brandt shot one of three giant pelicans in the river in front of the city. The bird measured eight feet five inches from tip to tip with a fourteen inch bill and a large pond beneath the bill. Brandt used a 22 caliber rifle, the only gun he had, and will have the specimen mounted. Pelicans are rare in this county outside British Columbia and the southern Florida coast.
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Clinton Uimrod
Chas. Branilt
Sennil
British, Columbia
Florida
Des Moines Man Arrested for Fatal Quarrel Over Horse Trade
Edward Packett of Des Moines was arrested accused of murdering Alex Youcker, a itinerant horse trader with a family on the city outskirts. A quarrel over a horse trade left Youcker knocked down, and he died hours later from injuries found at a neighbor's house.
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Moines
Alex Hire
Des Moines
Edward
Puckett
Dubuque
Edward Paevett
Alex Youcker
Bla
Packett
Youcker
Dua
Marshalltown girl dies after shooting in south part
Mable Allen, 11, the victim of a fatal shooting in Marshalltown's southern district, died at Singleton's hospital after being brought in with gunshot wounds to the abdomen. Ross faces sworn indictment for manslaughter as the coroner orders an inquest amid statements about the shooter aiming at the child moments before the death.
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Iver
Sucewnibs
Mable Allen
Marshalltown
Om Roas
Singleton
Hoenital
Ross
Northrup
Seria Ig
Cedar Felis Mayor Targets Bootleggers for Drunkards
The Cedar Felis mayor announces actions against habitual drunkards and bootleggers, stating agents will be notified to enforce ordinances under bootleg regulations. He warns a large fine is possible and United States authorities may be informed for cases involving dealers of intoxicants.
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Hemenway
Egent
Gman
Bentance
Divorce Granted After Wife Objects to Amament
A petition reveals Hattie Sigh sought divorce from John Bigle alleging repeated abuse and threats, including a nighttime shooting when she was ambushed at their country home. The case cites acts of inequality and control, with details of a firearm used to threaten.
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den ' Moles
Hattie Sigh
John Bigle
Tohn
Tramp identified in west Superior and other notices
A tramp named Njet' Slien of West Superior Wisconsin is picked up after a fatal incident involving a freight train. Auction notices report the sale of Huggy Company assets for 324000 and related property valued at 160000. Mother Angelin, assistant superior of the Sisters of Humility, dies at Ottumwa convent of heart disease at an advanced age.
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Njet
Mother Angelin
Angelin
Sisters of Humility
Hw Convent
Ottumwa
Fragmented Political Noise From a Long Decayed Letter
A garbled OCR fragment references Socialists Liberals and a mayoral race, mentioning General Tyner of the Post Office, accusations of collusion with attorneys, and immunity deals. It also touches on a league honoring McKinley and a reform movement, with scattered names and dates.
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