20 Jun 1894
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1894
Page
1
The officers of the United Mine Workers insist on ending the strike. They press for immediate cessation of work stoppages and call on leaders and members to return to negotiations at once.
President A A Adams of the Ohio Miners Association urges miners to pick delegates for a Columbus gathering on Tuesday June 19 to press for acceptance of a new company agreement. National Secretary McBride warns a general meeting could force resignations if the deal is rejected.
Mrs. John Higgins of Biconeseno New Jersey is claimed by her first husband Patrick O Dowd who believed she was dead after twenty seven years apart. O Dowd recounts marriage to CF Dowd and a move to Montana then to Kingland. He reappeared to confront the current husband Jula Higgins who says they wed thirteen years ago and believed her a widow for fourteen years.
Pov ie Pennsylvania June 15 a wedding is planned where Louis Thompson will wed Margerita Sartona in a cross Atlantic ceremony. A power of attorney will authorize Joseph Komery of Cthvilleat to act for Thompson at the marriage. The bride, a niece of Bemero, will travel to the groom’s town for the ceremony. The event marks a historic first for Pittsville.
May Polloges life details a string of marriages and sensational actions from Fayette county Ohio to Indianapolis and Springfield. The narrative notes multiple divorces and a pattern of volatile conduct including a near fatal act and a fight with a neighbor. The piece traces her names Mahalie Heskett May Pollock Pollockie and Pollockes and her progression through several husbands ending with John Athi.
A lawyer from this city, Hamble, was shot and killed by Clinton Osborne, a saddler, after a family dispute in fiction Kan. A double barreled shot ended his life. Osborne then surrendered at the court. The deceased was a Populist politician and Master Mason, connected with local civic groups.
Erastus Wiman found guilty of forgery in the second degree by a New York jury. The offense carries a maximum penalty of ten years, but recent laws could allow a shorter term or alternative sentence. The judge will sentence Wiman further after the jury verdict and public reaction noted during the trial.
The report highlights a chaotic finish where Walter, Port, and Sport clashed yielding a wild gallop and a photo finish. It notes Lorian’s upcoming run in the American Derby at Ohdewpe and mentions land board actions in Latah county and wool market analyses affecting buyers and sellers.
The American Railway Union and the Pullman Company clash as Debs calls for a 12 member committee to press for arbitration after alleged insults to Pullman relief committee members. Delegates seek action on the coal strike and recount meetings with Pullman officials as they weigh next steps.
A June 15 letter to Seigin describes desperate conditions among 30 000 Slevly miners awaiting relief. Robberies rise as crops fail and landowners abandon cultivation. violence and brigandage threaten estates.
A thundershower disrupted activity this morning with near an inch of rain reported. Officials say crops remain secure and will benefit from subsequent adequate rainfall.
Judge Pryne today refused a continuation and will set the trial date for the case of Presdergest. Attorneys for both sides had requested a conference for November 13 to discuss the matter.
TheNorthern Pacific Railway seeks to raise one million dollars in funding to support ongoing operations and cap its cash flow needs. Executives outline the urgency of the loan to stabilize services and invest in future expansion.
The receivers propose a loan to cover mortgage interest due July 1 to prevent default. Under court guidance the money would be loaned directly to the receivers without commission and repaid from rail line earnings. The court and Receiver Payne have filed for leave to accept the funds.
Disjointed dispatches report shifts in price controls and political shifts including calls to appoint a youthful AblGl ArL. Naval orders direct ships to await transport southward while Britain negotiates peace and urges restraint. Plague casualties rise in China as epidemics affect cities like Heng Reng and Sha Mien. A passenger boat incident harms a traveler. a bank president succumbs to a heart attack after a failed bond bid. The prohibition convention selects Captain Cleghorn for governor amid radical platforms. Soldiers’ reunion ends in row over political interference as visitors depart.
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