Boycott Opposed Pushes Strike Control Funds
A group named Jever and local businessmen vow action against peace disturbers. They pledge a fund of $10,000 to be used to convict those disrupting public order and to support strike related efforts.
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10 Aug 1899
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1899
Page
1
Farley Endorsed His Course During Street Car Troubles
Cleveland business leaders gathered for an anti boycott meeting pledging 10000 to compensate men injured by car dynamiting and disorder. The assembly denounced the strike and urged lawful action while supporting Mayor Farley’s measures and calling for police and military readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Farley
Senator Beveridge Silent on Philippines Trip
Indiana Statesman reports Senator Beveridge refuses to comment on present conditions in the Philippines after a trip through the tropics. A Victoria dispatch quotes Commander St John criticizing General Otis as ignorant of campaign necessities and lamenting insufficient transport and hospital services in Manila. He urges recalling Otis and notes extreme press censorship to shield him from public outcry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chcaco
Cial
Tribune
Victoria
B. C
St. John
Peacock
Manila
Otis
Tropics
United States Army
Navy
United States
Mid-Summer Sale List Unknown Prices
Fragmentary OCR notes show mixed symbols and numbers. Items and prices are unreadable leaving only scattered figures such as 4 25 and 53 Ag 16 95. No identifiable people places or organizations are present.
Miners in Anthracite region strike as discontent grows
In Luzerne Pa on August 10 miners in the anthracite region protest with daily strikes. United Mine Workers leaders arrived, reporting about 10000 workers out and calling for a convention in the city on August 25 with delegates from Lucerne Lackawanna Schuylkill and Carbon counties to address grievances and seek lower powder prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lxesbarre
Bn Mitchell
Ue United Mine Workers
Wis City
Lucerne
Lackawanna
Schuylkill
Carbon
Militia Ready for Duty in Alexandria Over Lynching
In Alexandria Virginia on August 10 1900 roughly 100 Springfield rifles arrived from the Richmond state armory as African American residents react to the lynching of Ben Thomas. Captain King of the Alexandria light infantry coordinated the arms while infantry members held themselves in readiness if called. The mayor declares intent to prosecute those involved in the lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Ben Thomas
Springfield
King
Alexandria Lightnnfantry
State Armory
Richmond
Infantry
Iowa Boys in Good Health in Philippine Regiment
Des Moines reports from August 10 show the Fifty-first Iowa regiment in the Philippines enjoys excellent health. Several officers from the unit have been promoted into commissions in the new volunteer army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Fifty-first
Philippines
Volunteer Army
Mammoth Pulp Mill Planned at Eldred Property
In Stites Wisconsin on August 10 a mammoth pulp mill is announced for the Eldred Lumber company tract. The plant will source power from the Oconto River and will utilize 100 million feet of hemlock stood on tributary tracts to the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mammoth
Stites
Wis
Eldred Lumber Company
Oconto
Eldred Company
Oconto River
Robbery Crimes Highlight Mazet Investigation Hearings
New York listeners heard testimony at the Mazet investigation committee focusing on the frequency of robberies in the city. Witnesses described assaults and thefts during visits to the Tenderloin, the Bowery, and other areas as part of the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mazet Investigation Committee
British Torpedo Gunboat Fires On French Fishing Boat
The British torpedo gunboat Leda spotted a French fishing vessel within the three mile limit. Blanked shot fired as the fishermen fled, then a shell disabled the boat and killed the helmsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Leda
Major Marchand Offered Governor Post in Abyssinia
Positi reports Major Marchand has been offered the role of governor of the French settlement on the main coast and envoy extraordinary to King Menelik of Abyssinia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Positi
Marchand
Paris
Evenment
Major Marchand
Menelik
Abyssinia
Ladder as Conductor Fell With Workmen Nearby
A light wire and a ladder at a worksite caused a conductor to be used as the chain of a live connection. Workmen nearby escaped injury as the apparatus malfunction led to a near accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopper
Geiseke
Roaring River Flood Destroys Creek Channel
A thunderstorm in Anaconda Montana creates Sheep Gulch into a 20 foot wide roaring river that breaches its old waterway and heads toward the courthouse annex. Contractor Dolan and a worker are saved from drowning as the flood tears new ground. Rail lines Great Northern and Northern Pacific suffer washouts near Butte and Silver Bow causing delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Mon
Sheep Gulch
Courthouse Annex
Dolan
Great Northern
Butte
Northern Pacific
Silver Bow
Ottawa Express Wreck Kills Seven Near Coteau Junction
The Canada Atlantic train from Montreal to Ottawa left the track near Coteau Junction. The engine and baggage car plus a second class coach derailed while first class coach and two Pullmans stayed on rails. Seven were killed and several injured though not seriously. Rails spread is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Ottawa Express
Montreal
Canada Atlantic
Coteau Junction
Engineer and Fireman Killed in Northern Pacific Wreck
Helena Montana August 10 engineers Beebe killed and Hill mortally injured when engine jumped rails on the Bitter Root branch one mile west of Florence. Train was traveling at normal speed at the time of the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mon
Beebe
Hill
Northern Pacific
Florence
Bitter Root
Six Firemen Injured in San Francisco Restaurant Fire
Six San Francisco firemen were injured when the roof collapsed at the Star and Owen restaurant. The blaze caused minor property loss and all injured are expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Star & Owen
Yellow Fever Quarantine Held at Hampton Remains
Yellow fever at the Soldiers' Home in Newport News Virginia is unchanged with no new cases or deaths. Quarantine stays in force though Hampton and nearby towns are reported free of the disease and the quarantine should be raised in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Newport News
Soldiers
Order directs civic transports coal at Nagasaki
An order directs all civic transports to coal at Nagasaki both going and coming to avoid delays caused by coaling at Manila. This change ensures ships can depart on schedule without waiting at Manila harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nagasaki
Manila
British Naval Commander Calls for Campaign Mismanagement Reckoning
A British naval commander criticizes campaign leadership and urges the administration to recall him as the first move. The outspoken figure argues policy errors hinder operations and demand immediate administrative action.
Beveridge declines to give opinion on Otis or Philippines
Senator Beveridge of Indiana, back in Victoria from Manila, refused to express any opinion on General Otis or the future of the Philippines. His companion Dr. J. Donelan and R. D. Wood also declined interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CuicaGo
Tribune
Victoria
B. C
Beveridge
Indiana
China
Manila
Philippine
J. Donelan
R. D. Wood
Creneral Otis
The
Philippines
Dr. Donelan
Mr. Wood
Secretary Root May Decide On Philippine Officers
Washington Aug 10 report says Secretary Root may meet General Miles to decide changes among commanders of American forces in the Philippines as part of a bid to push the campaign with vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Washington
Miles
Philippine Islands
Immense pond swamps Manila after typhoons and rain
Manila reports from the Empress of Japan say floods turn Sampaloc district into a sea of water with gutters over a foot deep. Police barracks are surrounded as soldiers patrol in two feet of water while boats crowd the streets. Admiral Watson narrowly escapes a capsized launch on the Pasig. Beriberi outbreak noted at Bilibid prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Manila
Sampaloc
Admiral Watson
Pasig
Puenta Espana
Bilibid
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Opens in Davenport
The Iowa Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias opened in Davenport with 1,400 knights present. Mayor George T. Baker and ex-Senator William O. Schmidt welcomed them. George Jepson of Sioux City spoke for the visitors. Only officer elections were noted as of little importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Iowa Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
George T. Baker
William O. Schmidt
George Jepson
Sioux City
Lightning strikes Wisconsin barn killing two brothers
At Clifton six miles from Camp Downains, lightning hit the barn of Engelbert Jersly. The blow destroyed the barn and killed his two sons, Vincent 16, and Engelbert 22 years old. Mrs. Jersly was seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lightning
Camp
Dovnains
Wis
Clifton
Here
Engelbert Jersly
Vincent
Engelbert
Mra. Jersly
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Jever
Scenic
8. H. Jones
Toledo
Omaha
Mercer Chemical Company
Eleventh and
Harney Streets
Joseph Adams
Otto Geiseke
Tillerman
George Benson
Charles Hopper
George Farmer
Albert Livingston
Chemical Company
Senator Beveridge
Indiana Statesman
Austin
Eae
Chicago
Ailerton
Minnesota
Revord & Holmes
West Bridge
Region
Canada Atlantic Railroad
Otists
Childrens’s Suits
Yuan B
Brown
Prige
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