Pana Miners Seize Train. Sheriff Sends Deputies
Three hundred striking union miners from Pana halted a Baltimore and Ohio train carrying 66 Washington Indiana negro workers to replace strikers. The captives were marched off the cars and escorted back to Tower Hill. Sheriff Coburn dispatched deputies from Springside camp to intercept the return, amid fears of a clash if forces meet.
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Pheriff Coburn
Pana
Tower Hirl
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Washington, Ind
Tower Hill
Indiana
George Worsham
Coburn
Paua
Springside
Militia Guards Pana as Springfield Sends Troops
Light Battery B of Galesburg arrived by special train with two gatling guns and 60 men under Captain Craig. Two Sons of Veterans companies from Aurora and Elgin joined as national guards under Colonel Hamilton. Governor Tanner ordered arms seized and held, civilians protected, no aid to mine operators with imported labor. Militia paraded the city and maintained order. quiet prevailed.
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Pana
Galesburg
Springfield
Springfield Rifles
Craig
Sons of Veterans
Aurora
Elgin
Hamilton
Tanner
Cambon Starts for Paris in Two Month Leave
French ambassador M. Gambon left Washington for Paris to take a two month leave. His trip is described as non political, though it could relate to European duties and the peace talks. He intends to attend the opera with Judge Day and others before withdrawing from proceedings.
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Washington
M. Gambon
Paris
Cambon
Paria
Peace Commission
Judge Day
M. Devasse
Miracle escape after Mine No 4 blast in Warnacre Idaho
Thirty men on the night shift at Morning mine in No 4 tunnel near Warnacre escaped a massive dynamite explosion. Initial reports said eight killed or wounded, but later clarified no workers were killed or seriously hurt. Only a hauling horse died. cause of blast unknown.
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Warnacre
Idaho
Indians Buy Mexican Land Desison Tex
Delaware Indians have concluded a deal to purchase 550000 acres of land in Mexico near the Yagin river Sonora. They plan relocation after securing settlement with the United States and Cherokees. Many full blooded Cherokees are expected to join. Mexican landholders' representatives were among the Cherokees.
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Desison
Tex
Mexico
United States
Yagin River
Sonora
Obhang Yin Honan Banished and Political Shifts in China
Obhang Yin Honan is dismissed from all offices and banished to Li district in Chinese Turkestan. Li Hung Chang era ally becomes target amid Queen Victoria jubilee notes. Governor Holcomb names Major Stotsenburg as successor to Colonel Bratt at Mazila after Bratt resigns for health reasons.
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Obhang Yin Honan
Pex
Chang Yin Honan
Li Hung Chang
China
Washington
Queen Victoria
Chinese Turkestan
Bratt
Liscouy
Pet
Holcomb
Mazila
Major Stotsenburg
Lee suffers malaria as he plans Cuba move
Washington reports Major General Fitzhugh Lee is recovering from malaria and may visit New York before spending days in Virginia mountains on doctors orders. He is favored to command in Havana if Blanco leaves Cuba, with officials urging presidential orders for occupation. Also notes war tax on bankers and a Sioux City school district verdict against American Surety for 50,250 over a failed bank case tied to H. S. Hubbard's district funds.
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Virginie
Washington
Fitzhugh Lee
War Department
Jacksonville
New York
Virginia
Cuba
Lee
Havana
Blanco
Qouba
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Sioux City
Independent School District
American Surety Company of
Hubbard
Home Savings Bank
Mining Rates Set in Mahaska and Oskaloosa Iowa
At a miners meeting in Mahaska and Oskaloosa Iowa a winter scale of 80 cents for local mines and 90 cents for shipping mines was adopted. Operators will concede 80 cents for local and 85 cents for shipping, and expect miners to accept, matching last winter’s scale. Trial set for Lucchini in Geneva November 8 in the Austrian company affair. anarchist Ramboni arrested.
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Mahaska
Oskaloosa
Minera
Lucchinal
Geneva
Switzerland
Assize Court
Lucchini
Empresa of Austria
Hugo Ramboni
Three Deaths In Third Regiment Reported
Lincoln Nebraska October 1 a message from the Third regiment to Adjutant Barry s office last evening announces the death of Privates Trainion Company E Larson Company G Hacie Company F Two officers are sick seventy men stay in quarters and one hundred eighty two in hospital Democrats endorse Greene Brown Bow Nebraska October 1 Democrats of the Sixth district today endorsed Congressman William L Greene already nominated by the Populists
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Lincoln
Web
Barry
Trainion
Larson
Hacie
Indorse Greane
Broztn Bow, Neb
William L. Greene
Telegraphic Briefs Highlight Prohibition Vote and Global Notes
Prohibition in Canada carries by 18 000, Major General Chaffee may take Camp Holland command, Dreyfus reportedly bound for Cayenne, Ipswich fire destroys business district save one block. Leelanaw carries 150 passengers from St Michael miners aboard. California banks show 28 477 075 asset rise in 13 months. Casper Leon nearly wins bantam title in New York. Sherman and Milea to prosecute war dept probe if available. Troop movement to Cuba planned around Oct 15 to curb yellow fever. Epworth League counts 252 725 members. missions fund hits 1 077 888 in four years. Hitchcock says US to attend disarmament congress. Kofu storm kills 250, wrecks 12 000 houses, 15 000 invited. Endicott Peabody advocates football. Miss Lucy Hill denied daughter of the Confederacy title to Winnie Davis. Hoshi doubts Anglo American alliance. Philippines actions likely with Japan’s view. Miss Elizabeth Stephenson to christen Wisconsin battleship Nov 26 San Francisco. wine ceremony and silver service planned.
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Canada
Chaffee
Camp Holland
Dreyfus
Cayenne
Ipswich
S.C
Leelanaw
St. Michael
San Francisco
California
Casper Leon
Steve Flanagan
New York
Sherman
Milea
War Department
Cuba
Epworth League of the Methodist Church South
Board of Missions
United States
Hitchcock
Ezar
Washington
Kofu
Japan
Endicott Peabody
Groton School
Boston
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Philadelphia
J. B. Gordon
United Confederate Veterans
Lucy Hill
Winnie Davis
Hoshi
England
Philippines
Elizabeth Stephenson
Isaac M. Stephenson
Marinette
Wis
Wisconsin
Hanna on Philippine rule and future government stance
The Washington interview with Senator Hanna outlines McKinley era views on the Philippines. He predicts Spain must relinquish sovereignty over the archipelago and discusses possible US governance forms, including protectorate or eventual independence, with emphasis on a just and enlightened system. He rejects paying Spain for the islands and notes insurgent cooperation could affect settlement.
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Cleveland
Washington
Hanna
McKinley
Paris
Spain
Junzon
Philippine
Philippines
United States
Manila
Congress
Agoncillo
Aguinaldo
Montezuma
Chat Rowe
Poweshiek County
Rowe
A Tribute to a Comrade at Camp Merriam San Francisco 1898
A memorial address from Camp Merriam San Francisco to Ellery E Mills son brother and comrade. The note praises his virtuous life and brave service, calling for solace in victory over death and urging readers to imitate his faith and duty. Signers include W S Emmerson and other Cass County Ia veterans.
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Camp Merriam
San Francisco
Cal
Sod
Mills
Ellery E. Mills
W. 8
Emmerson
O. BH. WilliaMs
Cons. Scott
Bove Clayton
Henry Hansen
Edgarschofield
Evearritz
E. F. Brown
Tuos. Hollowell
Cong
W. Ler
Henry J. Hoffman
W. A. Walcat
Tha Day
Gust Anderson
Jno
J. Rave
Cass County
Ia. U
Resolutions Honoring Ellery E Mills and Military Service
At Atlantic Iowa on September 14 1898 friends note the passing of neighbor Ellery E Mills who died after serving in the Fifty Heat Iowa June 14 1898. The Modern Woodmen of America Park Camp No 157 express sympathy to his family and urge publication of resolutions in the city paper.
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Aidlness
Ellery E. Mills
Wis Layig
Death
Iife
Ellery’ 'E.'Mills
Iowa
America
Milla
Atlantic
EM. Witten
V. A. Kinney
Modern Woodmen of America
Town
Fresh Drugs and Prescriptions from H G C Weber Co
A historical ad claims pure and fresh drugs ready to fill doctor prescriptions or family recipes with careful reliable service and no danger of mistakes in the prescription department. The notice emphasizes high grade medications and letter-perfect filling by H G C Weber & Co.
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H. GC. Weber & Co
New Kidney Relief Promises Swift, Wide Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relief claimed in six hours by Great South American Kidney Care. Source touts prompt relief for bladder, kidneys and back in men and women with immediate water retention relief. Sold by F Parsons & Co., Druggists, Atlantic, Iowa.
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F. Parsons. & Co
Druggiats
Atlantic
Iowa
Distressing Stomach Disease Cured by South American Nervine
A historic medical advertisement claims a masterful remedy cures stomach weakness and indigestion. It promises immediate relief from the first dose and total cure for all sufferers, detailing safety and universal efficacy. Sold by F Parsons & Co in Atlantic Iowa with bold assurances.
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Onic
F. Parsons & Co
Atlantic, Lowa
Idw
No-To-Bac Miracle Stop Smoking Ad Claims Eternal Vitality
A vintage tobacco cessation advertisement promotes No-To-Bac as a life enhancing, "wonder-worker" remedy. It promises magnetic energy, vigor, and nerve, urging readers to quit tobacco forever with the product available at druggists and through booklets and samples.
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