Seven Negroes Shot in Carterville Mining Clash
A noon street fight in Carterville between Brush district Negro miners and white miners left seven Negro non union workers dead. White miners fired back after armed Negroes entered town and exchanged shots near the Illinois Central depot. Militias recalled by Governor Tanner, arrests made, and tensions linger with plans to guard or purge the area amid ongoing labor unrest.
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Murrnyssoro
Carterville
Brush
Ounh
Tanner
Regio
Illinois Central
Wis
Brash
Trontle
Tlinois Central
Pana
Marion
Donely
C. T. J. Flop
Husk Bradley
John Blackk
Henry Brayum
Sim Cumming
Jim Hayes
Fourth Regiment
Herrin
Zimmerman
Greenville
Exhume Maceo's Remains at Bojucal Ceremony
Havana September 18. The exhumation of General Antonio Maceo and Francisco Gomez occurred at Bojucal before a large crowd. About two thousand arrived by special trains from Hvis and many more from surrounding districts. Adjutant General Richards attended for Governor General Brooke. Addresses by General Gomez Pedro Betancourt and Rius Rivera preceded moving the remains to a temporary shrine as work on a permanent mausoleum begins. The speakers hailed Maceo as the greatest figure of the revolution.
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Oojdeal
Havana
Antonio Maceo
Francisco Gomez
Maximo Gomez
Bojucal
Hvis
Brooke
Richards
Gomez
Pedro Betancourt
Rius Rivera
Maceo
Iowans Leave Wednesday as Last Regiment Sails Home
War dispatches report the final shipment of volunteers and regulars from Manila underway with units moving Thursday and Wednesday. General Otis notes Nevada cavalry and Ohio detachments dispatched, Tennessee units to arrive from the south, signaling completion of all volunteer and discharged regulars' transport.
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Wshington
War Department
Otis
Mantua
Nevada Cavalry
Ohio
Morgan City
Manila
Ots
Work of an incendiary in Wales Wakefield feud flares
In Crnrervinim Iowa Sept 18 the Wales family lost their home and contents to fire amid the ongoing Wales Wakefield feud marks of incendiary work. Since the feud began three years ago several properties have burned and violent encounters and shootings have increased fear terror grips the neighborhood with more trouble anticipated.
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J. M.wales
Wales
Decisive Cherokee County Victory for Gear in United Vote
The Cherokee county convention at Cherokee Saturday endorsed Senator John H Gear by 62 to 42 after a hard fight by A B Cummins supporters. Resolutions instructed the convention's two legislative nominees to vote for Gear, a defeat Cummins forces viewed as decisive for the reelection bid.
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Cherokee County
Laws
Des Moines
John H. Gear
United States
Senate
Cherokee
A. B. Cummins
Gear
Cummins
New Baseball League Formed to Bridge National Western Circuits
A new league named the American Association of Baseball Clubs was formed at Ochcaco on Sept. 18. Its circuit will include cities from both the National and Western leagues, uniting baseball men and enthusiasts in a cross‑league venture.
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Toreno
Jones
Toledo
Fremont, Neb
Board of Supervisors
Atchison County
Arcuzon
Kan
Atchison National Bank
American Surety Company
The
Salt Trust
Toprera
Salt Frost Bea
Kansas Salt Company
Hutchinson
Job
John R. Mulvane
Topeka
Ochcaco
American Association of Baseball Clubs
National game circuit includes four western and four eastern cities
Three men were indicted for murder in DonnaP Ia for the death of Mr. Schivalier after an assault last March. Bonds set at 10,000 each, with James Mitchell remaining jailed. A $20,000 sale of Hon. J. M. Greene’s 800 acre irrigated farm in Brule county SD marks western South Dakota’s largest transfer. Frost reported at Wissipe Nob, corn mostly out of the way. Nutritional notes discuss eggs, salted fish, oats, rice, butter, cheese, onions, parsley, apples, plums, and apricots as foods and their effects on digestion and health.
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Donnap
Mr. Schivalier
Arch Wood
Evan Mize
James Mitchell
Stoue Faris
Tribute to European News Service and Remedies Adverts
A mixed column praises Paris and London news coverage by The Chicago Tribune and its foreign dispatches, noting superiority over New York papers. The page also advertises Fly's Dream Balm for catarrh, Ely's Cream Balm, Burdock Blood Bitters, and Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup with prices and supplier details.
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South
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Paris
London
Chicago Tribune
New York Dalles
Chicago ‘Tribune
Grace Corneau
Whigham
Foreien
New York
Star of Journalism
Chica
COH
United States
York
Tribune
Gotham
ELY GiOs
Warren St
N. Y
Wml T
Ely
Dalia
Acauantancen
Oscar Ostrun
Warren Ave
Chicago
Prescription department promises accuracy and fair pricing
The store states it always recommends patients fill prescriptions there, claims AG iL ensures accuracy and that pure, fresh drugs are used in their composition. It emphasizes a specialty in the prescription department and promises prompt, reasonable pricing for patrons.
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Schneider
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Century Cook Book
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