Market Report Mixed Grain and Livestock Prices
A late market report from St Paul yards shows cattle and hog futures with varied movement amid mixed grain quotes. Highlights include price notes for cows calves bulls and sheep, with Wheat and Corn futures cited alongside Openings and later confirmations for September and May contracts. Separate items report H.W. Webb’s anti Pinkerton stance at a New York Central rail hub, Kreigerbund officer elections in Kansas City, miners arrested after hiding, coal operators meeting in Pittsburgh, a fatal shooting near Foaplerville, a labor strike at Hem-site shaft, and wage settlements affecting local trammers.
Albatross Lieutenant Turned Over In Sealing Case
From Sitka Alaska August 31 Lieutenant Commander Tanner aboard the Albatross reports arrival with the British schooner Winifred and illegal sealing. They were turned over to the customs collector and Commander Fearme who took the schooner and crew into custody.
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Por Hlegal Bealing
Buffalo Strike Ties Up Rail Lines Across Major Roads
Union switchmen join nationwide stoppage choking traffic as lines from Delaware Lackawanna Western Buffalo Rochester Pittsburgh and Lehigh Valley halt in Buffalo. Militias guard yards after a striker is fatally wounded. two non union workers injured amid clashes. Prisoner taken as police surge followed by militia orders. No arrests reported while injuries treated at Emergency Hospital.
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Delaware
Lickeeawanua
Western
Buffalo
Rocheater
Pittsburg
Buffalo Creek Terminal Company
Rochester
Lakes
Lackawanna
Twenty-second Regiment
Lift Farm
Lehigh Valley
Clag
Twenty Second Regiment
Ilagrity
Jendera
Allen L. Richardson
Brie
Thomas Gable
Lehigh Yards
East Buffalo
Campbell Makes A Guess On Empire State Victory
Ex Governor James E Campbell of Ohio predicts a Democratic landslide in New York this year based on party unity and harmony. He travels via Mesaba iron range with Eastern gentlemen and visits the World's Fair grounds before continuing to the Northwest. He says Senator Hill will support the nominees and foresees a big victory for Democrats nationwide. In Chicago another ex congressman B G Horr of Michigan, tariff editor of the New York Tribune, visits and predicts strong Republican success driven by protective doctrine and opposition to low wages.
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Remo
Campbell
Empire State
New York
Thio
Betator Hill
Ditterong
Chicago
B. G. Horr
Michigan
New York Tribune
Paety
Scranton alert as Lackawanna switchmen strike ripple hits rail
In Scranton Pennsylvania Aug 24 crowds of switchmen and train men gathered after news of the Lackawanna strike at Buffalo and layoffs at Elmira. Uncertain action looms as officials and workers discuss the line of action while Debbe of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen says Buffalo firemen strike cannot be legally ordered under current rules. In Havre Aver Minnesota Aug 4 First district Democratic convention renominates Captain Harries for Congress with D W Lawler as governor nominee delivering remarks.
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Ind
Debbe
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Buffalo
Uoder
Harrien
Minn
Captain Harries
Congress
D. W. Lawler
Gompers Views on Strikes and Labor Unity
Chicago Aug. 24 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor says that workers will fare best in the end after the Homestead strike and criticizes Carnegie Steel as performative not real business. He warns that Tennessee strikes may spread and undermine the lens system while favoring cooperation among firemen switchmen and the Brotherhood of Trainmen. He fears a broader strike wave hitting Chicago and the West soon.
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Chicago
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Homestead
Carnegie Company
Carnegie
West
Brotherhood of ‘Traitien
Burglary Arrests In New Haven Among Night Crimes
In New Haven on August 24 Harry Brooks of good family standing was arrested for burglary and confessed to four break ins including three on Saturday night. The thefts totaled several thousand otiary. Later a second young man well known in the city was arrested, stylishly dressed and found with a blood stained revolver, with strong evidence against him.
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New Haven
Conn
Harry Brooks
Improvised hospital found in mountain cave near Coal Creek
A coal creek spoofile reports an improvised hospital in a mountain cave near Coal Creek. Twenty one dead bodies and a large number of wounded are said to be located there. Local authorities have not yet confirmed details.
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Mersims
Coal Creek
Doings Of Pythians Parade Opens Supreme Lodge Session
The Pythians parade drew an estimated twelve thousand participants starting at Fifteenth street and Woodlawn avenue in Kansas City. Rain began as the line moved, with ambulances aiding minor injuries. Later a businessmen’s parade and Fire World at Exposition Park marked the visit. The Supreme Lodge met at Scottish Rite hall, opening the seventeenth session amid welcome addresses from city and state officials.
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Fifteenth Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Camp Shaw
Fireworld
Exposition Park
Supreme Hodge
Sosatons
Pythian Order
Scottish Rite Hall
Wapreme Lodge
Grand Opera House
Welcom
Order
Pythian Brotherhood
Committee of Credentials
Supreme Lodge
Minneapolis
Louisville
NO UNION MEN EMPLOYMENT IN PINKO MINES
A leaked report states that union men are barred from work in Pinko mines and saloons near Aggy. General Curtis ordered a countywide shut down to prevent armed trouble, with three companies sent to Coeur d Alene city to guard and hold prisoners until after September 1.
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Wariner
Streem
Curtis Ordred
Cout d'Alene
Northwestern Immigration Company formed in Chicago to aid Southern departures
Aug. 24 report from Aug. 24 notes prominent Chicago men organizing the Northwestern Immigration company to help people move north and seek homes. The association is backed by wealthy white figures. many colored people are expected to leave the South this fall.
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Chicago
Northwestern Immigration Company of
South
Missing steamer May Queen from New Haven
A steamer loaded with Teouriie Cannotte from New Haven is missing and not located in Bridgeport Stamford or Norwalk. A separate note from Wassixon Aug. 21 mentions Morgan the Indian agent planning a Northwest trip to Pipestone Minnesota Standing Rock Pine Ridge Rosebud and South Dakota agencies and White Earth Minnesota.
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Conn
New Britain
Bridgeport
Stamford
Norwalk
Morgan
Wassixorns
Cumminstoner Morgan
Inbout
Northwest
Pipestone
Mimm
Toxiah
Wis
Dakota
Standing Rock
Pine Ridge
Rosebud
South Dakota
Trist
White Earth
Minnesota
Hou
Devils Lake
Fort Berthold
North Dakota
Man Found Dead In Slough Near Waterbury Township
Repwoor Faria Minn August 24 Hans Anderays a wealthy former Waterbury Township resident vanished six weeks ago amid murder fears. A hired boy found his remains in a slough as the water receded. The coroner’s jury ruled drowning, but friends continue private inquiries into the cause and circumstances.
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Repwoor Faria
Minn
Hans Anderays
Waterbury Township
Anderson
Wallace Divorce Granted in Tacoma District Court
Catherine B Wallace a Tacoma dressmaker asked for a divorce from husband Robert L Wallace of Murray Tu. He agreed before God and promised a fine gift as the case was granted. Attorneys for the home are listed. Chicago Aug 24 Argo and Erwin plan to defend strikers in Holstead prosecutions. Two men drowned in English River near Pacewell after bathing. bodies recovered.
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Wah
Catherine B. Wallace
Robert L. Wallace
Murray
Abe
Wallace
Homesis
Chicago
G. W. Argo
Sioux City
W. W. Erwin
St. Paul
Holestead
Cepar
John Adams
Pace Well
English River
Apiuresippu
Louisvane
Tippo Tip
Tolesto
Tipo Tip
Nture
Toledo
Halra Beas
Modern Woodmen Parade Dazzles Peoria Visitors
The Modern Woodmen hold a large log rolling demonstration in Peoria with thousands of visitors, parks strained to capacity. The parade marks a creditable display for the order and reflects the hospitality of the city.
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Madern
Ponta
Ile
Peoria
M Emory
Cerea
Iron Hall troubles end with receiver appointment in Indianapolis
In Isprawapolis on August 24 James F. Failey, a local resident and Morchanta National bank rector, named receiver as the Iron Hall 4a's funds face mismanagement. Court proceedings exposed alleged investment in worthless securities by J Harry Hayes and thwarted further funds transfers, with the order to wind up the insurance business and settle assets nationwide under bond.
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Isprawapolis
James F. Failey
Oale
Morchanta National Tank
Supreme Sitting
F4u
UUH
Onter
J. Harry Hayes
Mukul Bank
Davis
Ptund
Somerly
Somerby
Sahior
Mutual Bank
Taylor
Gesua
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Howe
Ite Insurance
Weather Bureau synopses read for crop prospects
Aug. 24 telegraphic reports show Wisconsin rain and light yields. Minnesota cooler with western counties advancing crops. Iowa and South Dakota report scattered showers aiding late harvests. North Dakota notes rainfall mix and cool nights slowing growth. Kentucky tippo tip circus tale and Toledo police report conclude the fragment.
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Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Minnetotx
Pakora
South Dakota
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