Sole Leather Trust Stronger Than Expected Says Boston Man
A Brockton salesman calls the sole leather trust impregnable and argues prices for shoes must rise to solve the problem. He notes a $75,000,000 trust centered in New York and bonds restricting tanners from breaking contracts. Some hope Armour and western cattle kings may enter the business. New England manufacturers may act soon.
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New England
Phu
New York
Owever
Armour
W. L. Dougilass
Amnesty Meeting Planned by New York Irish Groups
The Irish National League and several other societies in New York City met Sunday afternoon to arrange an amnesty meeting. They aim to pressure the government to free Irish prisoners held in England and to lift exile bans on Irish Americans. Committees were formed to organize funding and broader support.
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New York
Irish National League
England
London
America
Railway Men and Farmers Battle at Jackson Junction
A violent clash occurred Monday near Jackson, 20 miles from Waust Union, as Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway workers attempted to block a farmer led warehouse project. Seven or eight men were badly injured, one likely to die, as crow bars hammers rocks and clubs were used. The railway now holds the field.
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Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Miles AleGovern
Peter Meyers
Mefsovern
Alvers
Heavy Rains Disrupt Northwest Rail Lines and Roads
Heavy rain and snow cripple transportation across the Pacific Northwest with washouts along the Snake River in eastern Oregon and Idaho and a long Cascade landslide near Dallas destroying track. The Union Pacific train reached Port Lawn at noon Sunday after delays since Thursday while passengers travel by boat and Northern Pacific warns of ongoing trouble. Wires down east of Butte Montana and four inches of snow fall in Tacoma as cold fronts shift precipitation.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Butte Mfontana
Puvet Sound
Tacoma
Tragic Ranch Shooting In Ravio City
A 12 year old boy Allie Boutiwell shot and killed Emery Stucker near Ravio City while playing hunter. Boutiwell found an uncle’s unloaded needle gun and fired in fear after the act, then wandered the prairie. The event shocks a small community and authorities investigate.
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Allie Boutiwell
Emery Stucker
Playig Hunter
Boutwell
Feat of Flames Devastates Millville Hotel and Depot Losses
Fire at 4 30 am destroyed Higgins hotel Buffalo and Pittsburg depot and Higgins cigar factory. At least six dead and about 50 injured many fatally or seriously burned. Some leapt to a 40 foot creek. some rescued. 125 asleep in hotel. Higgins and Mrs Higgins escaped with injuries. Further search for missing persons continues.
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Stormy world news and crimes sweep across borders
Reports from Cleveland to Paris and Ottawa recount murders, embezzlement, and legal actions. A real estate agent slain by a wind shaken signboard in Cleveland. trains raided for robbery. judges, governors, and officials face indictments, pardons, and drink of punishment. Immigrants arrive in Halifax and Hamburg bound for the United States as Panama canal issues extend deadlines.
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Locomotive Explosion Kills Four on Choctaw Rail Line
At 5:20 p m Monday engine No 2 of the Choctaw Coal and Railway company exploded as it left town killing four crewmen named Darnkele L L engineer Frederick A fireman Martin G W brakeman Landers Henry night hostler. Trainmen and passengers aboard Chiccabouse escaped with minor injuries. Martin was found under the engine tracks and the others were thrown eighty feet from the cab.
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Font
Martin
Explosion in Neilson shaft leaves dead and burning mine
SUANOKIN Pa April 2 A miner s lamp caused a violent blast in the Neilson shaft many miners escaped but 1 or 2 are still trapped with poor prospects of escape Ten dead recovered from the shaft the mine is burning fiercely and danger of further explosions hampers rescue efforts about a thousand men are unemployed Local news also notes a boating death in New Orleans a church dispute and other varied items including a timber fire in New Jersey floods in Minnesota and ships at Fort Monroe
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