Recognition of Union Moves in Midwest Coal Regions
Delegates from district 14 21 and 25 representing 40000 coal miners in Kansas Missouri Arkansas and Indian Territory declare industrial war on non union firms. They plan financial backing from three districts and national organization with a joint action deferred until next year due to the anthracite strike. Focus targets Central Coal and Coke and Western Coal and Mining firms while East assistance is expected after its battles. Politics barred from United Mine Workers activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Tooward
Central Coal and Coke Company
Western Coal and Mining Company
West
East
United Mine Workers
Saloonkeeper Sues City Over Selling to Women in Denver
Daniel Cronin, owner of a saloon, asks the United States Supreme Court to rule on a Denver ordinance barring selling liquor to women. He alleges constitutional discrimination and deprivation of property without due process, claiming women have equal rights and suffrage. The District Court upheld the ordinance, but the state supreme court overturned it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Daniel Cronin
Denver
Colo
Cronin
Colorado
District Court
State Supreme Court
Husband Shoots Duo Then Ends Own Life in Harrisburg
Laboring under the impression he had killed his wife and her stepfather Thomas Harper, the man shot at Price and Mrs Harper before walking to a ball park, declaring his intent to die. He then killed himself with a pistol shot to the heart. Mrs Harper and Mr Price were unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Thomas Harper
Harper
Shawneetown
Judge Kellar Denial in Starvation Order Statement
Federal Judge Kellar declares he would not issue the so called starvation order for personal reasons and offers a statement from Charleston West Virginia dated August first. The missive addresses corrections to a prior injunction and emphasizes the court’s stance on the actions described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Kellar
Softened Tears Tracey In Northwest Horseplay Gone Sour
Eyeland area residents report Samuel Evans recalling a June incident in which a man claiming to be Tracey brandished a Winchester and revolvers, forced feeding, and wounded Evans before fleeing toward the Columbia River. A separate report from Wenatchee notes Harry Tracey’s six mile downstream travels with riders and horses, dining with the Saunders and McElDowneys, then fleeing south after menacing the ranch.
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Eylensburg
Wash
Samuel Evans
Here
Brown
Tracey
Lyons
Eyvand
Columbia River
Evans
Wenatchee
Siovelock
Oelock
Harry Tracey
W. A. Sanders
J. McEdowney
Cascade
Tie
McEldowney
Jude
Saunders
Auddle
Columbia
Miners Clash Breaks Up Keota Meeting
A mob attacked a meeting of Central Coal and Coke Company union miners at Keota. William Kelso of Higbee and George Monahan were confronting nonunion workers when the assault occurred. Kelso was wounded in the face and head, taken to Jacksonville for transport home. Authorities were alerted and expect arrests as names of assailants are known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revier
Central Coal and Coke Company
Keota
William Kelso
Higbee
Kelso
Jacksonville
George Watson
Brush
Gilstrap
Chicago actress stops Guthrie murder plot in countryside
Miss Ber nice Montgomery, a Chicago actress in Guthrie for the summer, intervened in a quarrel between two farmers. One man, drunk, had assaulted the other, who drew a revolver and threatened murder. Montgomery leaped from a carriage, seized the weapon, and forced the armed man to leave. She then warned him with a whip to go home, and he complied. Her actions prevented the fatal clash and she reported the incident upon returning to Guthrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie, Okla
Bernice Montgomery
Chicago
Guthrie
Sbe
Miss Montgomery
Bryan Will Meet Dolliver in Joint Debate
A Holt county political delegation suggests holding the congressional convention in Mound City on August 21 during the harvest home picnic there, instead of St. Joseph. The plan envisions a joint debate between Senator Dolliver and William Jennings Bryan at the Mound City gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
A. W. Brewster
Republican Congressional Committee
John Kennish
Holt County
David W. Porter
Dolliver
Town
William Jennings Bryan
Mound City
German Official Tours United States Sees Mutual Benefits
Privy Councillor Goldberger of the German Imperial Consultative Board for Commercial Measures concludes an eight month stay in the United States with praise for American industry. He warns of financial risks amid rapid enterprise while urging closer German American cooperation and exchange of methods to harmonize interests across nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldberger
Imperial German Consultative Board For Commercial Measures
Finiches
Berlin
Europe
Exis
Atlantic
Pacific
Urises
United States
Germany
Telephones From Train Show Travel Contact Device
Dr. A. D. Jones of Louisville has tested a traveling contact device on a moving train. The first success was marked by a telephone ring in Louisville while a conversation occurred with Dr. Jones aboard a train moving at ten miles per hour. The test was arranged by Attila Cox, president of the Louisville Henderson and St. Louis railroad, and occurred on a track between Cloverport and Stephensport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Jones
Louisville
A. M. McCracken
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis
Dr. Jones
Few English College Songs Note Scarcity in Britain
The article argues that few English college songs exist compared with German universities due to differing tendencies among British youth. It suggests Oxford and Cambridge undergraduates treat university life less as a sacred vocation and music culture receives less reverent, enthusiastic attention overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Cambridge
Ronn
Jena
British Ship Lena Brings Volcanic Dust Mementos
Captain Nibbs of the British vessel Lena reports a Barbadoes voyage on May 10 when a rain of volcanic dust covered decks and awnings for hours. The crew shoveled seven tons of the dust into the hold to use as ballast and now offers it as a collectible item for eruption memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drimgs Cargco
Volencie
Nibbs
Lena
New York
Barbadoes
Pelee
Unespected Windfall for Hoboken Martins Heirs
A card in the newspaper informs the Martin family of Hoboken that they are heirs to more than 3,000 dollars growing from a $200 bank deposit made years ago. The father, a railroad worker, misplaced the bank book and forgot the account, but it continued to accrue until after his death when the bank advertised for heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Hoboken
Imitation Panama Hats and Airship Dreams
Readers debate imitations vs genuine goods with the Chicago Record-Herald noting the rarity of convincing imitations. Santos-Dumont believes air ships could cross from America to Europe in two days, though practical obstacles remain unimagined by him. A horseless carriage danger is discussed, with the Chicago Tribune warning no horseless vehicle is truly safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record Herald
Santos-Demont
Santos-Dumont
America
Europe
Chicago Record-Herald
The
Chicago Tribune
Have Medicine Chest Ordered for House of Representatives
The Senate sergeant at arms will house a medical chest in the office to aid minor operations and emergencies. A December resolution proposed buying an emergency case of medicines and instruments for use in the house, not to exceed $50. The committee on accounts favored it with an amendment for medical professionals Wilson Ball and Showalter to select contents. The measure cites past illnesses and the need for rapid physician access. Mr Meyer of Louisiana supported the purchase noting a prior acute indigestion episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wilson
Brooklyn
Delgate Mark Smith
Artona
Committee On Accounts
Wilson, Ball
Delaware
Showalter
Pennsylvania
Meyer
Louisiana
Robertson
Minister Wu Dines On Rice In American Style
Washington residents watched Minister Wu from the Chinese legation visit the Rice Kitchen and dine on rice prepared in several forms including boiled, croquettes, salad, pudding, and pie. He used an American knife and fork, speaking with attendants in his native tongue as he enjoyed the meal alongside the meal’s diners. His blue silk attire stood out amid the casual dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rice Kitchen
Legation
Grover Cleveland Secures Summer Oyster Privileges
Ex-President Grover Cleveland plans a summer at Gray Gables in Buzzards Bay Massachusetts where he becomes owner of a vast oyster bed tract and gains exclusive fishing rights by using a Princeton resident as the shore proprietor. The Bourne town limits the rights to residents, but Cleveland’s superintendent Bradsford Wright bought shore miles to obtain the privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Buzzard’s Bay
Mass
Monument Beach
Manomet River
Mr. Cleveland
Bourne
Princeton
N. J
Bradsford Wright
Bishop Prohibits Women in Surpliced Choirs
Bishop Burgess of the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island orders women singers in nine missions under the Cathedral of the Incarnation retired, citing distaste for women wearing cassocks and surplices. He permissions women to sing but rejects such vestments, urging modest attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess
Long Island
Cathedral of the Incarnation
Ganshixe Moves to Spain for Sunny Outlook
Ganshixe relocates to Spain seeking better climate as the country reports about 3,400 hours of sunshine annually. The change highlights Spain's sun rich profile and potential lifestyle shift for Ganshixe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure All Stages
A 100 reward note claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh, a constitutional disease, through internal use that acts on blood and mucous surfaces. The advertise offers $100 for any case it fails to cure and invites readers to request testimonials from F. J. Cumney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S. S
Hall
F. J. Cumney & Co
Tutedo,o. B
Druggis Ge
Campbell Estate Probate Notice in Butler County
Notice is given to creditors and interested parties in the estate of William Mio. IL Campbell, administrator, intends to make final settlement at the next term of the Bowen County Probate Court. The county, state Missouri, to be held at Butler on the day of A. D. 20__. Administrator: Eb Campbell.
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Atate
Cnet
Hates
Crowlt Court
Ime
Josephine Shepherd
Pleimim
Ve Jon Shepherd
Meryane Tapucow
George Shuplerd
Kate Berth
Ary A. Godwin
Richard F Shepherd
Anna Ek Covey Anu
Buire
Kinney
Plaioti Berein
Euturpe
Beire
Kinbey
Deceameu
Wesel
Secon
Geltierentitien
Oly
Wi Dutier
Aov
Sail
Wisan Hes
A.B. Ludwick
Creal Glos
William Mio
Eb Campbell
Bawen
State of Missouri
Butler
Iw. L. H Dt
Notice of Final Settlement for Boswell Deceased
Notice announces final settlement of the estate of Boswell, with interested parties named as heirs and executors. The document specifies claim procedures and deadlines for objecting to the settlement and verifying accounts in the court of probate.
Notice on Letters Testamentary for Jane Kepty
A notice states letters testamentary are granted regarding the estate of Jane Kepty. The document names the fiduciary and directs interested parties to follow probate procedures and respond within the required period. The location and exact court are referenced but not fully provided in the fragment.
A Liberal Farm Papers Club Offer
A broad farm paper club offer combines the Live Stock Indicator the Poultry Farmer and Farmers Institute Editions with our own paper. The four publications cost 1.25 for one year, a limited time price. Samples may be examined at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Farmers’ Institute
A Most Liberal Offer The St Louis Mirror
The St Louis Mirror is a twenty eight page weekly review edited by William Marion Keedy with a staff of writers offering social religious scientific financial literary and artistic coverage. It targets merchants teachers professionals politicians and homemakers and invites readers to receive the Mirror by sending 10 cents in silver or stamps to the St. Louis address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Administration Notice of Graves County Grant
Administrator's Notice records probate in Graves County granting letters of administration to M. Griggs for the deceased. Creditors must present claims by a specified date or be barred. otherwise the court proceeds with estates settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sotios
Sameson
M. Griggs
Decesasu
Prove Court
Bales
Sakd Etube
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Pease
Agi
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McDaniel
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Daly
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