Riot Renewed in Shenanoean Poles Arm for Fight
A night riot erupts as Poles equip themselves with revolvers and pressure a strike at Kehley Run colliery. Police and coal and iron guards clash with 3,000 protesters, one officer wounded, several rioters beaten, crowds dispersed but tensions linger. A separate clash at Solariron works injures three and a boy, as nonunion workers are escorted by police during resumed operations.
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Terrific mine gas explosion at Anticoke slope kills three
A deadly explosion of mine gas at Anticoke slope No. 1 tonight killed three men namely David Evans Spekina Joseph Diber and Anthony i.
Charles Hop King Arrested After Father's Guilty Verdict
Cixcrynall February 4 Charles Hopking son of Benjamin Sophies was arrested shortly after his father was found guilty. He is charged with adultery with Mrs Albert Butler of Columbus and had deserted his wife on Monday.
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Freight rate war rocks railroads across the Midwest
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad launched a rate-cutting campaign with a two cent cut on all freight to Missouri river points, followed by a further one and a half cent cut on first class and three cents on second. The Southwestern Association and Chicago Northwestern matched, while the Northwestern also met a ten cent cut to Minneapolis and St Paul for Omaha and Council Bluffs. No halt to the cuts has been reported, leaving questions about when the reductions will end.
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Shenandoah reports quiet as collieries reopen following strikes
Reports from Shenandoah indicate all quiet this morning and collieries resuming, with unrest easing. The recent scandal has caused a marked revulsion of feeling among the public and striking miners, leading observers to expect an early general restart of operations.
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Wedding in GALEspURO unites Amanda Slant and Allen Thurman
In Gale spuro near Columbus Ohio and Atwood Kansas a wedding was held in the Union hotel parlors this afternoon. Amanda Slant of Columbus and Allen Thurman of Atwood wed after knowing each other for about two months through a bride’s visitor. They met and exchanged photographs via correspondence that led to their engagement.
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Hopkins found guilty in federal bank case
Cincinnati February 4 jurors in the United States case against Ben Ki Hopkins former assistant treasurer of the Fidelity Bank returned a guilty verdict. Hopkins faced sentencing pending a motion for a new trial and arrest of judgment to be argued before Judge Jackson on Saturday at the Leader Office.
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In a Lion's Jaws at Dublin Hall Ends in Injury
At Lowry's music hall in Dublin Milo Senide was photographed with a lion mouthhold. A sudden flash caused the animal to bite and maul the performer. Attendants freed her and she was taken for medical care with severe lacerations but alive.
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Telegraphic Brevities Recap of Political and Legal News
Notes include the death of Otto P. Clark ex pension commissioner after paralysis, House activity on Lowrey-White Indiana contest, Nicaragua Canal bill referral to subcommittee, New York bank reserves, Panama Canal lottery loan talks, Mrs. Cleveland skipping Boston funeral reception, Crown Prince Fred William throat symptoms easing, and George H Williams burglary case with wife’s distress and court interactions.
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Light for Cold Weather in New York Story
Light for Cold Weather reports Cincinnati heiress Mies Collin is in love with Kyrle Mellow and may be committed to Bloomingdale asylum. She rejects offers of restraint and confides to hotel acquaintances, insisting her behavior is due to untoward circumstances.
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Curious Taylor and a Cheyenne character remembered
Curiously colored portrait of Geo L Taylor once running a Cheyenne curios shop. He sold oddities from bologna sausage crates to electric bed bugs while boasting honesty and humor. His move to Denver as superintendent of a mining exhibit is noted along with community reactions and other local items.
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