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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1893

Page

2

Kansas Mine Troubles and Weir City Unrest

Indefinite closure of the Brighton mine at Leavenworth prompts miners to seek work elsewhere as 1000 union members strike. Rumors of Alabama Negro labor are denied by Home Coal officials. Sheriff guards shafts while talks with operators and a potential arbitration loom. Pittsburg strip pit meeting to decide future actions.

Leaverworth Kan L. D. BH Russell Frank Jarvis William Abel B.S. Lynn George T. Lynn Kansas City Brighton H. D. Bush The Home Coal Company Leavenworth Wer Crry Baker's Hall Noah Allen Clemen Minera Pittspurg Walters Miners’ Association Pittsburg

Wreck sightings and bank actions reported across states

Reports from Sault Ste Marie Michigan recount wreckage at Walkhouse Manitoulin Island with one body found, while other items describe a bank director’s bond pledges and judgments, vigilante sentinels against the Starr gang, a California bank resuming operations, a fatal railroad wreck in Illinois, and a Michigan town destroyed by fire with an incendiary mob hanging a suspect.

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Trade Strife Hits Factories Across Nation

The Dun and Co weekly trade review notes a severe but uneven downturn with many banks failing or wobbling and stocks dropping. It cites shrinking orders for cotton and woolen mills, reduced shipments, and rising failures, while surveys show some banks remain healthy and gold imports give cautious optimism.

New York R. G. Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade Denver Kansas Europe Agricultural Department Yusinesa Amoskeag Slater Woolen New Jersey Michigan Lake London Treasury United States Canada

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