Governor Peabody Under Fire From Miners Leaders
Denver dispatch reports Charles Moyer and William D Haywood of the Western Federation of Miners replying to Governor Peabody on Colorado labor strife. They accuse the governor of criminal administration, defend the press, and denounce troop deployments against coal miners in southern Colorado.
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Denver
Colo
James H. Peabody
Charles of Moyer
Whliam D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Colorado
Western Federation
Colorao National Guards
John Mitchell
Dolhir A Diag
Peabody
Ilinois
Chicago
United States
Canada
Old Mexico
Friend of Organized Labor
Organized Labor
Judicial Tribunal
Teller County
Omire
Alliines
Hamilton Peatoots
Northern Pacific Recovers Plunder in Train Robbery
Missoula August 6 five thousand dollars worth of securities and diamonds were recovered as part of the Bear Mouth train robbery loot. John Christie led Special Agent McPettridge to the cache eight miles below the scene along the river bank. Another stash of 1700 dollars in silver and bills was found further up the hill near a stone.
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Missoula
Monit
Bear Mouth
John Christie
Hope
N. D
McPettridge
Chris
Ted
Diamonds scattered after robbery in Bowemrin wreck
One hundred five small diamonds were found spilled in the sand after a package was torn. Two drafts aggregate $40 000. A special train conveying President Milcott’s cars was wrecked in Bowemrin yards, killing one man and fatally injuring the engineer and fireman.
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Bozeman
Mont
Jovle
Milcott
Bowemrin
Railroads Push To Boost Attendance At Great Exposition
Railroads including the Illinois Central the Chicago and Alton and others will run daily excursion trains to St Louis from points within 100 miles effective immediately through September. The fare is one cent per mile with a plan to lower rates if attendance does not improve.
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Tlineis Central
Chicago & Alton
Eather
Sst. Louis
Lamont May Run for Governor in New York
Ecopus reports Aug 6 that former Secretary of War Daniell S. Lamont and US Judge Gray may visit Rosemount, amid Democratic governor speculation. Also noted is John C. Sheehan’s visit tied to Greater New York democracy opposition. Vest’s condition worsens in Sweet Springs.
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Ecopus
Judge Parker
Daniell S. Lamont
United States
Gray
Delaware
Rosemount
John C. Sheehan
New York
William F. Sheehan
Tanners Hall
Lamont
Blaze Devastates Black Bear Town In Idaho Falls The Fire
A wildfire in Black Bear and surrounding areas near Wallace Idaho burned quickly destroying nearly all homes and businesses. Dozens of cottages survived but most buildings were consumed with damages near 100000 dollars and electric power lines out. The blaze began from a defective hotel line and escalated after dynamite was used to clear paths. Insurance covered about 2500 dollars with most losses total.
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Wallace
Idahe
Ajc
Blackbear
Dborke
Spokane
Mary Murphy dies at 123 in Kerrtown
Meadville Pennsylvania reports Mrs. Mary Murphy one of the state’s oldest residents has died at nearly 124 in Kerrtown. She recalled birth on Christmas Day 1776 in Dublin and arrival in 1876, with survivors including a second husband, Washington D. D. The obituary notes her long life amid a flurry of unrelated dispatches about European movements and a Texas arrest.
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Meadville
Mary Murphy
Kerrtown
Tos
Robert Emmett
Victor O Connor Death at Denver Shocks Victor City
Michael O Connell former Victor marshal dies in Denver after falling from a Markham hotel window in unclear circumstances. Police weigh accident suicide or murder while friends dispute the cause citing his unions ties and recent release on bonds. He was forty three born in Buffalo and leaves a wife and three children.
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Denver
Colo
Ocvonnell
Victor
Markham
Connell
Marsoal
Orlock Connell
Toliet
O'Connell
Vietor
Bth
Cripple Creek
Cole
Augé
Michael O'Connell
Leadville
Buffalo
Mareteal
Coninet
Republican-Popullar
Fire wipes out most of Kendrick Idaho business district
A fire at 10:30 this morning in Kendrick Idaho destroyed the hotel and the off part of town. Thirty six business houses and twenty residences burned, with total losses around 250000 and about half insured. Origin of the blaze is unknown.
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Kpokane
Wash
Kendrick
Idaho
Picketing Ban Stays in California Ruling
San Francisco Aug 6 Judge Huot issued a permanent injunction against labor unions and their picketing at a business site. The case Be Pileree v local stable men’s union involved barred nonunion workers and a walking delegate. The ruling forbids interference with business and protection of workers and patrons from molestation or intimidation.
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Cison
Stable Men's Union
Bustin
Chaves Named On Campaign Committee
A Democratic congressional campaign committee announced new members including John V. Shefroth of Colorado, BL Rune dall of Texas, John KB Osborne of Wyoming, and Vethinves of Albuquerque New Mexico among other appointees. James A. Colbersen of Texas is listed as a member.
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Chaves
Washington, D
Impala
John V. Shefroth
Gouvernemats Strike Ties Up Barrack Construction
The article reports a labor dispute at the Washington naval yard where bricklayers quit over agitation. Captain Rowell states he can rehire 23 men and use emergency hires under civil service rules while the union contemplates penalties.
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Auie
Rowell
Endiowor
Avid vVenerday
Khe Auld
Civil Service
Menoas
Post Office Case in Supreme Court Over Las Vegas NM
Washington Aug Postmaster General Payne presented the administration's view to the Supreme Court on Margarito Ramos request to recertify the Las Vegas New Mexico post office. The Las Vegas post office moved to Las Vegas in March 1903 and officials argued the matter is official discretion not subject to court review.
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Las Vegas
Supreme Court
Washington
Post
Payne
United States Supreme Court
Margarito Ra
Mero
Bomb Thrown Under President’s Carriage
Monteveden August 6. An attack targeted President Hattle Ordenes as he rode with his family through a main street. A burning torpedo exploded beside the carriage, tearing up pavement and a railway track, but no injuries were reported.
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Monteveden
Hattle » Ordenes
British Leader Responds to Tibetan Assembly Over Lhase
Col Younghushaod of the British expedition replies to a Tibetan national assembly in Tepodu Tibet. He vows to proceed to Idvasan despite pleas to refrain. The exchange marks the first formal communication between the Teamwin and British forces amid ongoing involvement in Tibetan affairs.
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Chicksum
Tibet
Col Younghushaod
Tepodu
National Assembly of
Lhase
Thin
Yourghushend
Idvasan
Jury Frees Wichite Man Convicted in Wife Murder
Wichite Kansas August G Tarmey Olb, released from state pen after nine years for murdering his wife, was today acquitted by a probate court jury. The trial drew statewide attention with a new fatality in his defense.
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Bone
Juel
Bikeude
Hie Triul
Another Great Battle Fought Near Liaoyang
A dispatch from the Yonge street Gazette reports fierce fighting near Ling Young with Japanese forces attacking the Russian center at Houttiatos. Russian casualties are estimated at ten to thirteen thousand, while Japanese losses range from ten to seventeen thousand as Russians retreat to a safer line under heavy artillery fire.
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Vabereburg
Yonge Oye
Fontoplatve
Ling Young
Houttiatos
Tve
Reguin Treupe
Balaner
Ceneral Kureki
Russian Declares Food Contraband Policy Unchanged
St Petersburg notes the Vindivostock prize court decision of August 4 on the Portphon and Ashitie line steamship Aralla captured July 25. The court confiscates cargoes to Japanese interests while Russia cautions against interpreting foodstuffs as contraband. The decision hinges on the burden of proof for non government use and mixed cargo classifications remain presumptively regular trade.
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Drussin
Unitedtates
Vindivostock Prise Court
Aupuat
Porthond Amt Ashitie
Stenamey Aralla
Vindivostock
Foreign Office iv
Associated Press
Hoik
Russia
Port Arthur Fall Hinted Within One or Two Months
An expert expressed in Port Arthur that the city is likely to fall within one or two months depending on the rapidity of Japanese advances. The remark reflects contemporary assessments of the siege and military prospects.
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Chee Foo
Port Arthur
Peaceful Day at the Stockyards Draws Labor Support
A peaceful demonstration by about 5000 strikers and families circles the stockyards, despite a four week strike. Labor leaders speak at Oswald's grove after a day of marching, while packers continue milling and shipping. Police seek to identify those responsible for a false alarm tied to a bank run.
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Oswald's Grove
Allied Trades Unions
Dup
Wutnile
Donnelly
Butehiers’ Union
Lee Wagon Drivers’ Union
Pet
Drovers’ Trust and Savings
Porseans
Efron
Postponed effort to call out meat haulers and ice to heaters
Chicago Aug 6 The executive committee of the allied trades postponed the consideration of calling out the truck seameters and others hauling meat from cold storage warehouses and banning ice deliveries to meat haulers. The loomngters problem remains unresolved as union officials prepare to return Monday from Cincinnati where they attend a convention.
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Chicago
Seameters
Allied Trades
Teameters
Clocinnath
Drovers Bank To Open Doors Amid Cash Demand
Bank officials said Drovers Trust and Savings opened to long lines as customers sought withdrawals. Vice President Tilden stated the bank faces the surge with readiness for emergencies and planned two large loans to meet demand.
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Chirageo
Drovers Trust and Savings Bank
Tilden
Washouts Cause Train Wrecks Near Casa Bandes and Dariita
A Sierra Madre Yaqui River Pacific passenger train derailed after hitting a washout about twenty kilometers from Casa Bandes, five cars fell off the track and the fireman was seriously injured. From El Paso an El Paso Northeastern train hit a washout at Dariita No M, engine and one car derailed with no injuries but hours of delay.
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Sierra Madre
Yaqui
el Paso
Casabandes
Cololitis
Jaaresz
Fe! Paso
Tex
Daritla
Building Trades Lockout Moves Toward Full Effect
New York reports that the building trades lockout declared yesterday goes into effect on Monday and by completion of orders about 46,000 workers will be unemployed.
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New York
Building Trades
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