FIRST SHOT FIRED IN IDAHO MINING DISPUTE FACES GUARD
Wardner Idaho April 24 armed non union miners were intercepted on their way to work as strikers closed in. A tense stand off followed with threats to force workers down the canyon. A striker fired a first shot amid confusion as guards and local officials urged calm.
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Hoyles
Clomieeuulon Ager
Murray
France
Star
Hater
Hil
Mtyfere
Sheen
German Excitement Shown Amid War Day Dispatch
A muddled wartime dispatch from New York reports German excitement and private club links questioning official aims. It mentions Captain Voghny and alleged ministerial actions, with cautious notes on attestation and penalties amid ongoing tensions.
Feller Taken Suddenly Ill in Monmouth Visit
On April 24 in Monmouth United States or Henry M Tethy fainted at the church after a funeral. Attended by General Byron Carr he was taken to the Cary residence and regained consciousness after about fifteen minutes. He then returned to Denver by train and was reported fairly well that evening.
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Monmouth
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Byron Ts Carr
Cary
Denver
River Quin steamer officer Gibbs dies in harbor home
George C Gibbs once commanded the River Queen when the Tennessee and the Confederate peace commissions met aboard. He is dead at his home in Sass Harbor New Jersey. An old property on Thirty fourth Street valued at 2 million may be demolished to make way for new occupant as Manhattan Club plans proceed.
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Apr
Apt
George C. Gibbs
Dames River
Tancoli
Sas Harbor
No York
Anril A. T. Stewart
Putthavesay
Fourth Street
Manhattan Club
Endowment Gift Offers to Berea College and Taxation Ruling
Prof W A Frost receives letter from PD K Parsons offering another 5000 dollars to Berea College endowment as prior gift. Supreme Court Justice Mitchell rules intangible property taxation for corporations must use market value with specified deductions. Chicago recruits 5000 for service in Cuba and Manila. 40 men daily at 82 West Madison Street. more stations planned. Groshon High Duty Pumping Engine Co seeks voluntary dissolution with liabilities 214947 and assets 1120.
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Accused of an Awful Crime in Georgia County
In Fayetteville Georgia on April 27 the coroner blamed George Kerlin a leading county planter for the murder of Pearl Knott found in the Flint River. The report says Kerlin and Knott were intimate and that she planned to marry his son. The body was recovered with plowshares and chains and a bullet wound. Kerlin was taken to Atlanta for safekeeping amid threats of lynching.
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Cireles
Atlanta
Absent minded and in love at a Hull jeweler
A young woman from a millionaire family visited a Hull jeweler to buy a turquoise and diamond ring for £50. Her first check bounced after the assistant detected a issue. She blushed, signed Your own sweetheart Jessie on the first check, then produced a second, and purchased the ring with proper funds. Several odd quotes and a stage schedule follow in the clipping.
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Jessie
Mortgage extension decree signals Cuba moves toward Americanized governance
A Havana dispatch reports Major Charles Fee and Senor Desveraine returning from Washington with a two year mortgage extension for realty due within that period. Labor unrest grows with strikes in Havana, Cienfuegos, and at piers as workers seek higher wages. The Cuban mail system shows Americanization with new uniforms and a modern mail car planned. Yellow fever cases rise slightly but deaths remain low as dry weather lessens spread.
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San Jose
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la Dadia
Stolen Goods Notice and Personal Story In Brief
Trapped tale from Brooklyn Life includes a confession and a who stole goods report. A Burlington reader mentions a cow branded H on the right hip and & on the left owned by J. H. Daddow and promises recovery rewards for Newman and Pinkston tailors.
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IRS
J. H. Daddow
Newman & Pinkston
West Broadway
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