Black Hills Conditions Reported Amid Miner Strikes
A convention report details severe conditions in the Black Hills mining region. It notes layoffs, a shift to open cuts, mine instability, and shortages of timber and skilled workers at Homestake and smaller firms. About 30,000 tons shipped, under 1,000 underground workers remain, and union support continues despite hardships.
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Werte Federation of Miners
Chisala Beret
Iin
Gondilfona
Ahitek Hills
Alee Lie
Momesike Mining Conpony
Arl
Organ Tee
Bent
Toager
Herman Shipping
Hilla
Ufe
Bald
Chan
Binck
Tahiti
Conession Wa Wiah
Western Federation of Miers
Ineir Mor
T. A. Goreman
James Snel
Piatia
Tend
Dames Araa
Conia
Ilmy, Dahl
Deudwood
John Pouraun
Perry Deak
Lewistown Notes Detail Big Lewistown Construction
Special correspondent reports a large business building project on Malt Street undertaken by Piper Construction of Fiblags and Great Falls with an estimated investment around sixty thousand dollars. The effort involves Wise of Stowe, Iowa, and local merchants, with plans and valuations affecting area commerce and property tax context.
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Sitandard
Lewistown
Ang
Wise
Jast
Mieronkrant
Piper Construction Company
Fiblags and
Grea Falls
Tia Toundis Fionnaire
Stowey
Elena
Abete
Wil Vallwathan
Moore
Marie Eliy
Fergis Countty
Pho
Hono Hyer Nhn Sr
Diode
Mtal
Ta Br
Lars
Oi Tale Grounds
Wight
Pastors Urge Faithful Care In Childlike Spiritual Growth
Graeg Mathediat church pastor deplores long races and calls for restraint urging church to nurture childlike humility trust and openness to God. He emphasizes baptism as sign of salvation and advocates Sunday schools catechetical training and consistent spiritual formation for children and parents.
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Topor
Nanman
Arsi
Moragver
Constant Renminder
Howe
Alan
Ancient Rivalry Sparks Factional Tension at Anater
Reports from Anater describe renewed hostility between local factions along Gen. Jaze Te Lit lines. Clashes near the fences and train movement disruptions are linked to Casey Ghindes and Whee Chey Wit Te. Officials say a peace talks effort failed and a formal meeting will be held later this week in Dam on.
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Anater
Moexten
Ana
Jaze
Fayees
Ermirkdri
Casey Ghindes
Lyon
Indiana Man Sees Marshall Boom Grow in 1908 Nomination Race
A Indianapolis observer notes Governor Marshall as the Democratic front runner for the 1908 nomination. Marshall holds Indiana’s delegation support and broad backing from prominent figures and counties, with rivals from several states prompting a quiet, steady rise.
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Ydia
upiNon
Bas Gatts
Thoman Marshall
Marshall
Rovernor
M. Little
Innepolis
Hutte Yos- Werfiay
Wolosler
Kerns
Corvies
Omnes Thegeri
Marshall Umder
Indiana
Mirshall
Ernor Marshall
Dougina County
Nab
Omaha
Litre
Tut Stury
Hanley
Hooter
Pohndorf Brothers Deny Premeditated Store Attack
Herbert Pohndorf and his brother Joseph deny going to Gallagher's store seeking revenge after a court judgment over a grocery bill. They claim attorney William Meyer sent them to obtain records and statements, which Gallagher allegedly refused to surrender, and allege Joseph was attacked by Gallagher with Herbert helping separate them after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Pohndorf
Joseph Pohndorf
Charles Nulasher
Gallagher
Wie
Young Pohnders
William Meyer
Polindorf
University Club Meets Tonight to Elect Members
The University Club calls a meeting tonight at Judge Lynch's court to elect members and discuss important matters. Thomen West Granite is the chairman for the session. The club is expanding with new furniture and gym equipment on order and work planned for a new East Broadway clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Club
Wrong Man Accused in Gambling Raid
A man named Winchester protests he is not proprietor of a store on Elgar Street where gambling was alleged Saturday night. Police apprehended a suspect, but officers allegedly misidentified Winchester as the owner, triggering an arrest at the scene.
Weinberg's Season End Sale Opens This Morning
Weinberg's fashion shop begins a major season end sale this morning with a wide range of ladies wear on sale. The store has been closed for two days for rearrangement and marking down, promising prices that surpass any prior city event for high class apparel. The event runs all week as shoppers search through the selection of summer stock at reduced prices.
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Butle
Weinberg's
Prica
Sesson
Beldom
Walmberg
Snio
Unclear Names Cause Alarm in Local Camp Scene
Confusing text describes fear and mistaken identities involving several individuals at a camp, with mention of a fall and concerns about chauffeurs. The passage uses fragmented phrases and nonstandard terms, leaving the core event and participants hazy.
Former Ohio Politician Pleads Guilty To Forgery
A former Ohio politician pleaded guilty to forging signatures on a promissory instrument for $800 drawn on a bank. He appeared before the Monteresty court where sentencing is pending after a $4,000 bail was set.
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Ohio
Moi
T. Z
Woy
Nots
Anya
Clewebanl
Chiles
Monteresty
Jos
Tonlaht
Havin
Foraing
Rapile Amusement Company
Bank of Women
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