Striking Mine Violence Leaves Five Dead in Colorado
At Coronado and Emmett mines in Leadville five lives were lost and several injured amid a dynamite attack and ensuing firefight. Foreman O Keefe and miners Higging, John, Mahoney, and others were among the wounded, with authorities awaiting militia arrival as citizens patrol the streets and the city council assists in arrests.
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Leadville
Colo
Coronado
Emmett
Bert Moir
James Benson
William O Keefe
Hose Company
J. Higging
SilaDecene
Snes
John
Thjesien
Mahoney
O'Keefe
Coro
Bismarck on the Silver Question Speech Digest
Governor Culherson read correspondence with Prince Bismarck on the money issue. The letter from Friedrichsruh favors international bimetalism and notes the United States could act independently for a salutary effect toward a global agreement. Bremanx.
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Dallas
Texas
Culherson
Prince Bismarck
Friedrichsruh
United States
Europe
Bremancx
Fire and attack overwhelm Oregon mine amid house burnings
A mine near Nado and several nearby houses were struck by a blast and fire after dynamite usage. Firefighters and hundreds of armed citizens fought flames to save homes, with at least four houses destroyed on Etat Eight street. An Emmitt mine assault, involving over 100 shots, was repulsed with no fatalities. Local election committees and polling locations across Umatilla county were listed for October meetings and voting.
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Nado
Assaasing
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Etat Eight
Emmitt
Portage Road Tear Up Hurts Farmers and Sheepmen
The Dalles Daily Chronicle reports that tearing up the Portage Road leaves wheat producers at the mercy of the railroad. It questions why the road was removed, noting high transport costs without it and suggesting state and railroad cooperation failed. The piece cites state employee Hobart and asks what prompted removal and if it saved producers money.
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Dalles
Hobart
Oregon and Nevada Sheepmen Arrested for Moving Flocks
Oregon and Nevada sheepgrowers faced arrests after moving herds through Cascade forest reserve and Vale Malheur County. Managers of two bands pleaded guilty, fined $2 each, while costs reached about $300, with execution issued for unpaid sums. The case cites Hill's Oregon law prohibiting moving sheep between counties without a traveling permit.
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Oregon
Nevada
Cascade Forest
Vale
Malheur
Yale
Hill’s Lawn
Cns
Old Savings Banks and Hidden Hoards Revealed
A Horton Traveller survey notes old time hoarding by rural women in New England and elsewhere. In closets a lower drawer in a cabinet held jewels and large bills. coal bins, carpets, and heavy furniture corners served as safes. Dictionaries and country clocks also hid small fortunes, with women devising clever storage to thwart burglaries.
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New Hampshire
Ohio
Seattle
Zee
Hidden valuables tucked in a closet safe says old shoes hold value
A smoothed fragment notes that bed ones can be numbered and a pocket of an old shes hung in a closet is seen as a safe place for rings brooches bracelets and even a pocketbook. It adds old shoes beside new ones are valued and can conceal items without obvious evidence of value.
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Wwe
Modern rubber horseshoe promises quiet, joint relief
An article touts a new vulcanized rubber horseshoe frame with a rubber cushion that purportedly eliminates concussion, reduces leg injuries, and improves traction on wet pave ments. It argues this reduces wear on horses and makes them easier to handle with heavy loads.
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J. W. Chapman
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Galt
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Jesse Failing
Frank Beal
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Beale
Mam Sraner
Arhena
Onecon
South Side Main Street
Hamiliton-Rourke Warehouse System Grain and Commission Merchants
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David Taylor
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State Democratic Committee
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Democratic State Central Committee
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Valley
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