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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
6
New York newspaper reports the cloakmakers strike ending after nine weeks. About 70 000 idle workers will return, with 5 000 evicted or street homeless at risk. industrial losses exceed 16 million in wages, and ten times that for manufacturers and retailers. The agreement ends home contract work and enforces sanitary home factory reforms.
New York faces risk of cholera as immigrants arrive from Russia and Italy. Health officials say strict sanitary measures and vigilance are needed to prevent spread, noting mild cases can be most dangerous and that ships like the Lusitania have heightened concern.
Spencer Penrose of Colorado Springs recounts a fire stricken Montana hunt where he, his brother and Senator Bob Penrose were trapped by flames. They escaped only after using backfires to forge a path to safety. Several men were killed near their camp.
Nancy Rankin eleven, daughter of Lee Rankin, a prominent local farmer, was assaulted by Shay Spellman his farmhand. Rankin's uncle restrained Spellman and police took him to Stanford Jail amid threats of lynching and rumors of a mob.
Three explosions wrecked the Bridge Company steel plant in Peoria Illinois last night destroying six adjacent buildings. Watchman Robert Gebhardt was seriously injured as labor trouble is blamed for the attack.
Cheyenne Wyoming Sept 6 reports general satisfaction as Denver advices say about 700 coal miners in Wyoming will not strike before a planned Cheyenne meeting on Sept 9 to settle grievances.
Plattsburg Missouri September 6 Reverend Clyde Gow former pastor of a Lincoln county Methodist Episcopal church south was dismissed from the church on charges brought by Miss Elizabeth Gleason a school teacher who died from a surgical operation. Gow received a four year penitentiary term on the Gleason charges. The case consumed nearly three years with prior trials and appeals.
In Berlin on September 6, two Munich doctors Kaestle and Rieder with engineer Dr J Rosenthal have developed a method to take cinematographic Roentgen ray photographs of moving human organs. The improvement makes the technique practical for medical use.
In Hudson two Black men killed Penton Fowler pay master of Atlas Brick Co and his driver George Ragsdale. $5,000 pay sacks found intact near yard. Separately in St Louis Rev Father John A Tracy long time baseball fan attacked outside American Hotel after a baseball dispute. police arrest David Lenehan, Philadelphia salesman. Father Tracy, sixty, severely beaten.
Cleveland dispatch notes John D. Rockefeller increasingly shuns interviews and public appearances. Once a speaking figure at Euclid Avenue Baptist Sunday school, he now remains a sphinx-like enigma, declining to declare himself on any subject.
Madrid reports the cabinet endorsed Premier Canalejas after reviewing the Vatican note. Foreign Minister Garcia Prietro will draft a reply outlining Spain's future relations with the Vatican.
Rome note reports the supreme court reaffirming the holy see's right to sell property without government authorization. The ruling alarms art circles and prompts talk of a bill in parliament to ban the disposal of pictures by the holy see.
A cyclone in southwestern Missouri and southeastern Kansas killed two people and caused extensive property damage and crop losses over 100000 dollars. In Galena Kansas night watchman John Dobson was killed and in Weir City an unidentified woman died with several others injured.
South Omaha market data Sept 5 shows cattle receipts at 16 281 the largest daily total in market history with beef steers 4 20 to 8 00 cows and heifers 3 10 to 3 7 markets for hogs 1 725 receipts up and prices 8 80 to 9 05 mix 9 00 to 9 40. Sheep receipts 26 500 steady with lambs 6 00 to 6 75 ewes 8 35 to 4 75 and yearlings noted.
Chicago market report shows cattle receipts near 29 000 and sheep receipts about 18 909 with varied prices. Cattle categories include western steers cows and heifers with prices from 2.15 to 9.25 and hog receipts around 24 000 with mixed pricing from 3.70 to 9.65. lambs and yearlings priced around 5 to 7 dollars, natives and westerns listed.
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