Argenta Club Elects Fox President for Coming Season
Special Correspondence from Argenta reports the Argenta baseball club organized recently with Fox elected president and manager for the upcoming season. The home team and a picked nine played a 14 to 22 loss to the regular nine Saturday. Dillan's sluggers may meet the Argenta club soon.
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Fox
Dillon
M. Bray
James Nesbitt
Home Ranch
Medicine Lodge Creek
John Arbour
Main Street
Louis Stahl
J. S. Pitts
Nesbitt
A. Bessette
Argenta Fresh and Salt Meat Company
Dexter
Pitts
Dan Clapham
Horace G
Lead Ore Duty Debate Sways House Support
The House held a fierce party line fight over lead ore duties as Carter of Montana argued against free Mexican lead and urged protection for 50,000 U.S. miners in Utah Idaho Colorado and Montana. Dubois defended western miners while Funsion pressed for tax on ore. the lead provision survived a cloture vote 133 to 110, sending the bill to the Senate.
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D. CC
House of Representatives
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California
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Nevada
Funsion
Carter
Montana
Treasury Department
Mexico
Rocky Mountains
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Fred Dubois
Mr. Dubois
Lead Trust
West
Republican Party
Dubois
Utah
Idaho
Colorado
Kansas City
Australia
Germany
Europe
Iolaho
Senate
Teller
Fire at Dinwoodey’s threatens Salt Lake furniture hub
A major blaze at Dinwoodey’s furniture store in Salt Lake started in the rear with inflammable material and quickly engulfed the building. Firefighters saved adjacent properties including a liquor warehouse, while many owners removed goods. Dinwoodey’s stock valued at 125000 and building at 15000 with 71000 insurance. architect plans valued at 4500 uninsured. several other local losses. In Ogden a separate death case reports James Parsells killed when a well cave‑in and quicksand choked him to death. he left a wife and large family.
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Salt Lake
Dinwoodey
John Hale
Fie
Scott-Auerbach
Pacific Express Company
Carroll and Kern
H. Christie
Christie
Ogden
Schultz
Dinwoodey, Jr
Wypepster
L. L
James $. Parsells
New York Post Office
Sergeant Dana
Fort Lewis
William Woody
Pay Rock
Georgetown
Tragedies and wild struggles fill the week across the frontier
The note of the week blends strikes and disasters from Seattle to Wilkes Barre. Workers seek weekly pay and shorter hours amid a looming strike, a Havana powder blast kills about thirty five, and a Los Angeles quarry crushes two workers.
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Mechanics’ Mill Company
Seattle
Havana
G. M. White
G. M. Stubbs
Monrovia
Los Angeles County
Cal
Tacoma
San Francisco
Chambers of Commerce
Northern Pacific Road
Harrison
Pittsburg Trades Assembly
Joseph McKinnad
United States Circuit Court
Los Angeles
California
Empire
Lehigh Valley
Wilkesbarre Coal Co
Wilkesbarre
Wm. Thomas
Robert Crawford
Blaine
Margaret Isabella
Walter Damrosch
New York
Washington
Henry M. Stanley
Dorothy Tennantt
London
Leopold
Congo Free State
Franklin County
Cyclone Ravages Wooster Area Causing Wide Damage
A May 19 cyclone swept through parts of Congress Cannon O Dester Milton and Chippewa townships in Wayne County Ohio. The storm damaged houses barns and outbuildings three miles wide by eighteen miles long. Congress and Rowsburg suffered the heaviest losses with shattered glass and extensive hail drifts. Hundreds of sheep were killed by hail in the affected area.
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Rowsburg
Carlisle Elected U S Senator After Ballot Count
In Louisville Kentucky on May 17 Hon John G Carlisle won the United States Senate seat left vacant by Senator Becks death The initial tally showed Carlisle 52 Lindsay 88 and McCreary 30 on the first ballot After McCrearys withdrawal the ninth ballot gave Carlisle 72 votes a majority of 15 and the election was made unanimous.
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Louisville
John G. Carlisle
United States
Senate
Beck
Lindsay
McCreary
Linday
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