Strikers Test Judge Rulings in Pittsburg Strike
In the Pittsburg district the miners strike faces sweeping injunctions as Judge Collier bans assemblies near De Armitt mines. The case, heard Monday, pits miners contending they act within the law against coal firms claiming marches threaten operations and workers.
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Nowa Noten
Portgaure
Collier and Stowe
Amon
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company
Collier
De-Armitt
de Armitt
Canonsburg
McKvaine
Westmoreland County
New York and Cleveland Gas Corl Company
Dolan
Akron
Fishermen’s Protective Association of
Astoria, Or
West
Plan for Union Pacific control and purchase
Advices from Boston and New York indicate a plan to buy the Union Pacific at a sale likely around October 1 and consolidate with the Oregon Short Line under Vanderbilt railroads, creating a through line from New York to San Francisco. The Morgan Bank holds funds for the purchase, while the Union Pacific Registers notes a stock market opening with gains in grangers and high priced industrials and Union Pacific trading up to 18 1 4.
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Overland
Omana
Boston
Union Pacific
New York City
Oregon
Vanderbilt Railroads
Vanderbilts
New York Central
Central
Atlantic
Pacific
New York
San Francisco
Union, Pacific
Morgan Banking Company
London
Burlington
Northern Pacific
Louisville
Nashville
Encampment Plans Face Deficit for Nebraska Guard
Aug 13 Lancoln report says Governor Holcomb and Adjutant General Barry discuss a possible 1897 regimental encampment and 1898 Omaha brigade encampment. No decision yet. Expense is pivotal as last legislature cut guard funding, risking at least $6,000 deficit Governor Holcomb refuses.
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Lancoln
Holcomb
Barry
Nebraska National Guard
Omaha
National Guard
Missionary Noyes Resignation Shocks Mission Board
Vancouver Aug 13 Advices from the orient via the Empress of Japan report Rev William H Noyes has resigned as missionary in Japan for the American board amid doubts about board doctrines He previously voiced belief in probation after death triggering a long running controversy. Falla Creek tannery Pa Aug 18 closed after workers fell ill four dying within hours from hides imported from China carrying dangerous germs.
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Noyes
Vancouver
Orient
Empress of Japan
William H. Noyes
Japan
American Board
Clearfield
Falla Creek
China
Battleship Indiana in dry dock at Halifax
Telegraph brief details a successful placement of the battleship Indiana into the dry dock at Halifax on Thursday. Other items note McKinley's invitation to Ohio State fair, the Toledo archbishop's death, July exports totaling 36,045,278 dollars, Zegien's reinforced cloth test at Fort Sheridan, a 25 mile pace race in Boston for 1600 dollars, leadership moves at Northern Pacific, a possible appointment of generals in London, and editor Frodwine's assault in Manitou.
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Indiana
Halifax
McKinley
Columbus
Monseille Y Visi
Toledo
Spain
Casimir Zegien
Fort Sheridan
Ill
J. Frank Starbuck
Lucien Lesna
Boston
Mellen
Northern Pacific Railroad
Daniel
Lamont
London Chronicle
Evelyn Wood
George ‘Stewart White
Charles H. Frodwine
Manitou
Dick Denies Bribery Claim In Populist Convention
Cleveland August 18 Major Charles Dick denies bribery allegations tied to the Populist state convention. He explains a personal loan of 26 dollars to Hugo Preyer and states no payments or political influence were given to sway delegates. He recalls Mr Taylor seeking campaign work but insists no funds or promises were made.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Charles Dick
Hugo. Preyer
Preyer
Taylor
Praise for Sherman and Secretary of State at Providence
Providence R I Aug 13 Many topics at Massachusetts club dinner Senator Hoar led the discussion praising President Andrews urging trustees of Brown to reconsider the outcome He defended Sherman’s appointment as secretary of state and hailed McKinley era honors Bryan announced through a telegram he will speak at Chadron Aug 2 and Broken Bow Aug 27
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Hoar
Providence
R. 1
Andrews
Sherman
Massachusetts Club
Brown
McKinsey
Bryan
Lincoly
James C. Dahlman
Chadron
Democratic State Central Committee
Broken Bow
Americans Sweep English Rivals in Wyandotte Tourney
Aug. 18 report: American tennis experts won all three matches at the Wyandotte invitation tournament. Larned defeated Nisbet and Mahoney, while Bob Wrenn beat Eaves, each victory praised for its hard-fought nature and gathering enthusiasm among spectators.
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Curiaco
Wyandotte
Larned
Nisbet
Mahoney
Bob Wrenn
Eaves
Killed on His Way to Kilondyke in Montana
Frank Col ling of Jefrexson Ia was killed today in Helena Mont while traveling to the Klondyke gold fields. First shipment of tin plate to Europe leaves Elwood Ind destined for Italy. 500 boxes of the finest tin plate for Europe and another carload to England planned for tomorrow.
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Kilondyke
Jefrexson
Frank Colling
Helena
Mont
Klondyke
Europs
Exwoop
Ind
America
England
The Wonders of Science Discoveries for Consumption Cure
New York chemist T A Slocum offers three free bottles of a new treatment for tuberculosis and chest diseases via letters. Ads also promote DeWitt's remedies Grain-O and One Minute Cough Cure, plus various salves and teas. Travel and rail notices reference Rock Island trains to Buffalo for Grand Army events in 1897.
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New York
T. A. Slocum
Science Daily
T. A
Slocum
M.C
Pine St
Tue TeLecHarn
Rock Island
Buffalo
Grand Army Boys
Omaha
Nigara Falls
Rupr
Chicago
Joan Sepastian
Dr Kay’s Renovator and Lang Balm Ad Notice
A vintage ad promotes Dr Kay’s Renovator claiming cures for dyspepsia constipation and liver and kidney diseases with samples and booklet available. It lists Dr B J Kay Medical Co Omaha Nebraska and cites Dr Kay’s Lang Balm for coughs colds and throat disease.
Wheat and Flaxseed Rally at Chicago Board of Trade
At Chicago and ontoaco Aug 18 1891 wheat surged with panic rushes as shorts covered pushing September to a high of 8439 cents before closing 831 4 cents ahead 154 cents net Oats joined the rise closing up three quarters to seven eighths of a cent flaxseed traded at 1 per bushel for northwestern lots after a 25 cent rise in two weeks Grade No 1 regular 96 to 99 1/4 cents.
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Deenver
la Junta
Colo
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Colorado
New Mexico
Wate
Cnicano
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Paris
Ontoaco
Young Girls Withdrawn and Restless Discussed in Article
The passage describes young girls as often feeling strained and shedding tears, becoming restless and nervous, sometimes nearly hysterical. It notes their outward appearance as troubled and briefly hints at underlying causes or contexts without explicit detail.
Lydia E Pinkham Secret Aid for Women's Ailments
Text urges women to use Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for incipient womb troubles and general female ailments. It promises relief from pain, heat flashes, and weakness, and notes free information available from Mrs Finkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Finkham
Lynn
Mass
Money Held as Evidence in Easley Case in St Louis
Judge Harvey in Clayton denied a motion to turn over $6,950 seized from Martin Easley and held by Sheriff Kerth as evidence in the Charles D. Collins robbery case. Three garnishment suits by Ensley creditors are pending. trial set for October.
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St. Louis
Thomas B. Harvey
Martin Easley
Memphis
Charles D. Collins
Meramec Highlands
Clayton
Ensley
Kerth
F. Heidorn
Hoe
Hirzel
Foley's Honey and Tar and Colic Cure Ad Montage
An assemblage of 1890s advertisements tout Foley remedies for coughs, colic, and kidney trouble. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a truthful aid in advanced stages and early relief, Foley's Colic Cure for bowel issues, and No To Bac for quitting tobacco. Also notes silver price shifts and Lake Placid visit by President McKinley, with multiple doctors and merchants marketing patent medicines amid general health and consumer appeals.
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Foley
Vic Emmert & Co
New York
Lake Placid
McKinley
Steven
Danville
Ill
Charles Knorr
Chicago
Ad. Sterling Remedy Co
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Patrick Egan
Harrison
Telegraph News
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Ohio
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Science
Rosential
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Vie Emmert & Co
Java
Karl
Vic Emmert
M. J. Davis
Lewis
Iowa
DeWitt
Vic Eimmert & Co
Shiloh
M. J. Davis & Son
Lewis, Iowa
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Arnlea Sale
Chicago Board of Trade
Klondike
Repprne
Cal
Coffee Creek
Graves Brothers
Morrison Gulch
Cleveland Butchers’ Union
Paul Tetzel
H. F B. Mullin
Tetzel
Mullin
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Galveston
Tex
Congress
Yellowstone
Spencer
Ida
W. J. Bryan
Yellowstons Park
Smith
Hartman
Butte
Montana
Orpar Fallis
Mon
Alberta Coal Company
Lethbridge
Can
Washington
Spokane
Spokesman- Review
Breidenthal
Toreka
State Central Committed
John W. Breidenthal
Kansas Populists
State Central Committee
Taylor Riddle
Amagansett
L. I
Agean
Vic Emwerk
Genie
S. A. Sweet
Hartford, Conn
Vic Vanes
Lewis Cowa
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