Miners Striking Camps Pace Through Clouded Conflict
Sunday at Turtle and Plum Creek miners camps showed low mood as a strike debate continued. Evictions began while a mass Plum Creek meeting drew around 1,000 strikers and 200 miners with leaders including Ratchford and Gompers. no marches occurred yet. In Wheeling district the coal strike muddled, while cloakmakers in New York held firm in abeyance. A Rosebud cattle trail plan won tentative backing, with a Rosebud Agency meeting set for Aug 24 to draft a contract between cattlemen and Indians for a protected trail.
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Thoren
Lawas
Campé
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President Ratchford
Samuel Gompers
James R. Sovereign
New York
United Brotherhood of Cloakmakers
South Dakota
Crose
Rosebud Reservation
Washington
Senator Allen
Interior Department
Rosebud Agency
Rosebud
Cattlemen and Interior Department
McLaughlin
Niell Estimates Cotton Crop at 9 760 000 Bales
New Orleans Aug 16 Mr H M Niill the well known cotton statistician has issued a circular on the growing crop He says the promise is equal to any previous year across states including Texas and the present acreage with potential crops reaching or surpassing 9 750 000 bales If rainfall and favorable weather continue the total crop could reach 10 000 000 bales with Texas contributing up to 3 950 000 bales and further gains possible.
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H. M. Naill
Ninli
Texas
Texra
Hatfield Closely Pursued by Posse After Mountain Fight
Huntington West Virginia August 26 It is now reported that no lives were lost in the fight between Captain Hatfield and his gang at Big Rock Cliffs but two were wounded Hatfield and his followers are believed short of ammunition and supplies They have retreated deeper into the mountains and are being closely pursued by the posse.
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Huntington
W. Va
Captain Hatfield
Big Rock Cliffs
Structural Steel Prices Rise Again in Cleveland
Structural steel prices gain 28 tons at Cleveland mills over three to four days with another rise anticipated. A Cleveland Rolling Mill Company representative said further increases to 62 a ton are likely within the next thirty days.
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Structural Steel Advances
Cleveland
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company
Wonderfu l speed of M Duffie on a mile record ride
Eddie McDuffie rode a mile in 1 minute 38 4 5 seconds at Houston Boston on August 16 setting a new fastest mile on a bicycle. The mark surpassed Billy Hamilton’s 1 89 1 5 record from Denver March 2 1846. Lucien Lesna also set a new American one hour mark of 30 miles 1,800 yards 1 foot 7 inches. Michael previously held the Memphis record at 29 miles 1,203 yards.
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Boston
Eddie McDuffie
Charlea River Park
Lesna
McDuffie
Denver
Billy Hamilton
McDoffie
Waller
Lucien Lesna
Miles
Michael
Memphis
Indians Attack Travelers Near Homer Two Men Beaten
A posse of drunken Winnebago Indians attacked Harry Rasdall and Ed White two miles south of Homer Nebraska while en route to the Winnebago agency. Rasdall was severely beaten, White escaped by running through a cornfield. Indians claim Rasdall furnished liquor. authorities notified. Coffin Runaway Incident Adds to Lemars Funeral Train Chaos.
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Neb
Harry Rasdall
Homer
Ed White
Howell, Warfield & Co
Sioux City
Rasdall
Randall
White
Miller
United States Marshal
Rassall
Dinasivung Storm In Obla Hicksvi Aug 14
A terrible storm swept over the city yesterday afternoon causing 18000 dollars in damage to unroofed and damaged buildings and great crop losses in the surrounding area. The Kansas circuit L A W races at Cousin Grove feature William De Cardy of Chicago winning the open professional in 2 18 with McCall and Himutrest placing.
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Duel of Princes Ends with Wounds and Quiet Hands Shaken
Paris reports a private duel between the Count of Turin and Prince Henri of Orleans at Bois de Boulogne. Henri sustains serious wounds to the abdomen and shoulder, Turin wounded in the hand. both men recover with rest. Official seconds and medical attendees deemed no vital organs touched.
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Abyssinia
M. Raoul Mourichon
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Carlo di Ginio
Henri
Leontieff
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Mourich
Tempes
Italy
Race War in Arkansas Leaves Three Dead
A brutal gun battle at Palarm station near Little Rock ends with three men dead and several wounded after deputy Owens attempts an arrest for murder warrant on Harrison Kerr. Kerr and others exchange heavy fire, fifty to sixty shots, as Kerr is pursued. Kerr and Andry die, Owens and Clarke wounded, Kerr found dead on a road a mile away. Other incidents in West Virginia and Canada follow in brief dispatches.
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Charles Andry
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Clarke
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