Treasury seeks 15,000,000 more bonds amid stringency
The Weekly Leader notes plans to call 15 million of outstanding 34 percent bonds before July 15 as bankers oppose the move while Treasury officials say redemption is unavoidable due to vault money piling up. Surplus reserves reach forty percent as cash for liabilities lags. Postmaster General Gresham attends lottery-related arguments, and the president approves Commander H. E. Mullan’s court martial sentence, dismissing him from Ashuelot service effective July 6.
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Washington
New York
Treasury
Sub Treasury
Gresham
H. E. Mullan
Grand Lake County Seat War Ends in Fatal Driveby
Georgetown reports detail a long running Grand county feud over county seats bonds and offices. Four masked attackers allegedly halted Weber Day and Dean near the lake. Mills was killed, Day dead, Dean wounded, Weber gravely injured amid years of political strife and rival factions.
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Associated Press
Denver
Denver News
Georgetown
Hot Springs
Texas
Charley
Springs
Grand Lake
Mills
Denver Tribune
Throckmorton
Barney Day
J. G. Mills
E. P. Weber
Capain Dean
KE. P. Weber
Dean-Weber
Grand County
Weber and
Rogerson
Weber
Webber
Tabor
Grant
Byers
Dean
Day
Pollard
Chamberlin
Caswell
Park
Martin
Golden
Carpenter
Heat wave toll rises in New York and Brooklyn
Heat in New York on July 7 brought nine sun stroke cases by noon with no fatalities, total weekly deaths 1,050 vs 716 last week, and 672 child deaths under five. Afternoon reports added three more sun stroke cases, twelve for the day, with ten cases in Brooklyn and three fatalities.
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New York
Brooklyn
Smallpox in St Louis Exposed as Alarmist Report
The Globe-Democrat disputes sensational dispatches abroad claiming widespread smallpox in St Louis. It states the disease exists mildly in a southern locality, was quarantined promptly, and authorities have prevented spread with precautions and hospital isolation outside city limits. No alarm or danger is feared.
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St. Louis
The
Globe-Democrat
Vermont Strikers Riot Feared As Troops Quell Unrest
Four companies of state troops arrived in Ely Vermont to quell rioting miners. Governor Barslow and officials accompanied them. Ringleaders were arrested with no resistance. Troops may take suspects to Chelsea. Relief funds and pay plan totaling 20 000 plus to aid families and stabilize ore shipments were announced.
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Ely
Barslow
Chelsea
Dakota Claim Jumpers
Watertown dispatch reports a rumor that Henry Van Slyke former Jefferson county deputy sheriff and S. M. Cone were shot in Dakota for a jumping claim. Van Slyke had a good reputation Cone was notorious according to the dispatch from Milwaukee in July.
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Milwaukee
Watertown
Henry van Slyke
Jefferson County
M. Cone
Dakota
van Slyke
Cone
Derrrick collapses at Walkers quarry kills two workers
Joliet July 7. A derrick toppled during rope failure at Walkers stone quarry injuring seven workers, with Mat Rogers and John Bloomquist dead at the scene. The incident prompted investigations into quarry safety and equipment maintenance.
Circus Ditched Near Brainerd Injures Assistant Manager
Four baggage cars were smashed when a section of Cole's circus went off the track four miles west of Brainerd Minnesota this morning. Assistant manager QO N Hart sustained a broken rib and internal injuries from the crash.
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Brainerd
Minn
Cole's Circus
Here
QO. N. Hart
Edmunds bill seen as tipping Utah polygamy clash
Colonel George Ju. Godfrey, Utah commission member, outlines expected impact of the Edmunds bill. He says it targets polygamists, aims to disfranchise them, and may alter voting power by removing polygamists from registries. He argues the law will divide the Mormon church and shift offices to gentiles as railroads open the West.
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Des Moines
Iowa
George Ju. Godfrey
Utah Commission
Utah
Godfrey
Commissionera
Edmunds
Salt Lake City
Europe
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Arizona
Striking Weavers At Bourne Mill In River Mass
The Bourne mill workers strike over wage change from day pay to piecework. They say it cuts pay, while management argues it is fairer and will not reduce overall earnings, noting Bourne mills produces canton flannels.
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Fall. River
Mass
Bourne Mill
Bourne Mills
Canton
Man Shoots Self in Omaha Home After Holiday Visit
Anthony Gluyck a Santa Fe agency squawman committed death by own action on July 4. His family found him dead in bed with a bullet wound after returning from Niobrara celebrations. He was 45, had 7000 dollars in his pants pocket, and left an estate valued at 30000 dollars. Coroner's jury to investigate.
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Omaha
Anthony Gluyck
Santa Fe Agency
Niobrara
Shooting of a Officer in Greensburg Farmhouse Standoff
In Greensburg New York on July 9 Marshall Henry with Ben Bagley and four others pursued James Owen on a felony warrant. They encountered a barricaded house and a pitched gunfight ensued with about fifty shots. Marshall Henry died and Bagley was mortally wounded. Owen remained at large.
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Greensburg
N. Y
Marshall Henry
Ben. Bagley
James Owen
Desperado
Bagley
Owen
Almshouse Fire Destroys Bridgewater Institution
Bridgewater Massachusetts July 7 The state almshouse is burning with no hope of saving it The main building is gone and other structures are burning 600 inmates were safely removed The fire began around 925 am and is believed set by an inmate All buildings except two barns are destroyed erected in 1952 in good repair Loss estimated at 160000 with insurance undetermined.
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Bridgewater
Mass
Ink Slingers Battle With Bullets in Helena
Helena Ark July 9 After noon W R Burke editor of the World was attacked by W J Lewis a newspaper correspondent Lewis fired first shot without effect Burke drew his pistol and fired advancing upon his antagonist Lewis fired four shots Burke three one of which passed through Lewis right breast Lewis was arrested and placed under 2000 bond His wounds are slight The difficulty grew out of a special sent by Lewis reflecting on Burke.
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Georgetown
Bailey
Smart
Weber
Westcott
Grand County
Mills
the Tribune
William Wilkins
Fred Perry
Grand Lake
Day
Captain Dean
Mrs. Young
Barney Day
J. G. Mills
Dean
Helena
Ark
W. R. Burke
The
World
W. J. Lewis
Lewis
Burke
James Carey Leaves Dublin for London and Exile
London, July 9. Jas. Carey has left Dublin after the government refused any reward or pardon. An order for his delivery sent him in a cab into the city on Monday night. He chose exile over being left unprotected in the streets or sent to a colony in the eastern hemisphere. His family fled to London separately to avoid suspicion.
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London
Jas. Carey
Dublin
Capture of Sam Cook in Potosi after attempted murder
Sam Cook a negro shot Emma Shores, a colored girl, in Potosi Missouri, then shot himself. He fled woods for days, ate a hearty meal, talked rationally, and walked three miles before capture. Doctors say he cannot live. Shores is paralyzed from the bullet to the back of her head. Also a shoe stock notice from Jenkins Ross Cheyenne.
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St. Louis
Sam Cook
Emma Shores
Potosi
Startling discovery cures consumption and lung diseases
Physicians are startled by Dr Kings new discovery daily curing patients given up to die. Hundreds of doctors now use it in practice. Trial bottles free at Dure and Collins drug store. Regular size one dollar.
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Kincox & Co. Y
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Sale Notice
Purporting to be the greatest medical wonder the salve speeds healing of burns bruises ulcers and skin eruptions. Guaranteed to cure or money refunded at 25 cents per box. For sale by Dare and Collins.
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Dare & Collins
Dr Wagner Co promotes cure for seminal weakness in Denver
An advertisement for Dr Henry Wagner and Co at 843 Larimer Street Denver offers treatment for chronic male and female diseases and surgical procedures. It promises cures for seminal weakness and private diseases with a five hundred dollar guarantee and free consultation. It also markets The Young Man's Pocket Companion by Dr Wagner and invites inquiries via post office box 2389.
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Henry Wagner
Denver
Colorado
H. Wagner
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