End of the Miners' War Nears on Operators Terms
Mines to resume today under operators terms as losses during the long strike are estimated. The Sioux delegation arrives in New York and visits Gotham for a public sight seeing tour.
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Fort Wayne Daily Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1875
Page
1
End of the coal strike looms in Schuylkill region
Pottsville dispatch says miners strike may end within a fortnight with coal operators ready to reopen collieries across Schuylkill. Troops may be needed to enforce a nonunion return to work as wages from January are offered. Ten men arrested in Ashland for riotous threats around a Donaldson's Patch colliery.
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New York
Pottsville
East Mahoney
Elwood
Mahoney City
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
West Shenandoah
Shenandoah
Shamokin
Excelsior
Calminia
Colon
East
Franklin
West End
AsHuanp
Jane
John Degnant
Donaldson’s Patch
Degnant
Cheyenne River Sioux Deputation in New York Sightseeing
The Cheyenne River Sioux delegation, in Washington to discuss selling part of their reservation, arrived in New York and lodged at Grand Central. Led by interpreter Mr Fielder the group plans a city tour to learn about the country before returning, visiting Gilmore's Garden with Buffalo Bill. White Swan wore a belt of scalps during the day.
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New York
Washington
Grand Central Hotel
Fielder
Black Hills
Mr. Fielder
Buffalo Bill
Gilmore
Hippodrome
White Swan
Cleveland Sportsmen Gather for State and National Meetings
In Cleveland Ohio the Sportsmen's Association of Ohio and the National Sporting Association plan a convention to discuss fish and game protection with many delegates. The event runs through Wednesday evening. A national pigeon shooting tournament starts Thursday with prizes totaling 4100 and pigeons secured for the contest.
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Sportsmen's Convention
Crevelann
Sportsmen’s Association of
Ohio
National Sporting Association
Deaths Linked to Self-Inflicted Harm at City Hotel
A man found at the Saint Charles hotel under chloroform yesterday died this morning. officials label the case as death by own action amid neuralgia and extreme suffering. Separate report says John H. Morse’s body was recovered from the river after a Friday suicide.
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Jackos
Tean
Saint Charles
John H. Morse
Weather Outlook for Lower Lakes and Rivers
For the lower lakes and middle states winds trend from higher pressure to the northwest to southwest with occasional rain and cooler, partly cloudy clearing weather. Rivers on the Missouri and Ohio will rise slightly while the Mississippi remains steady or falls.
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Lower Lakes
Middle States
Missouri
Ohio
Mississippi
Contemptuous aldermen fined after court contempt ruling
Twenty aldermen who faced Judge Williama for contempt of court over restraining votes in the last municipal election were fined $100 each plus costs, with their counsel fined $300. They immediately appealed. A sailor named Christopher Cafersen drowned after falling overboard from the schooner Fisher near the port. Since Saturday night a fleet of 194 vessels arrived, including 106 lumber ships, with Buffalo-bound ships arriving on time.
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Curcaco
Williama
Amesslor
Christopher Cafersen
Terday
Fisher
Buffalo
Calhoun Street
Fisher & Tons
Jon Hough
Berry Street
Court House
Urso troupe's Fiddle Lecture Provokes Lively Wisconsin Concert
Ca millo Urso led a Wisconsin lecture with a fiddle and a supporting cast including a female singer and two male clam sellers while Sixteen fingered Jack clashed with a piano in a chaotic performance. The Sun's editor praises the novel criticism and notes general audience satisfaction despite the uproar. Sickness and remedies are also touched on with Green's August Flower pitched as relief.
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Urso
Wis
the Sun
Library Association
Camillo Urso
Urao
Anna Dickinson
Sand Hill
Jack
Policeman Reupp Shot Dead by Desperado in Trenton
Trenton police report officer Reupp was fatally shot last night by James Keenan, a desperado, marking another deadly incident in the city. The shooting occurred in the nocturnal hours, prompting investigations by local authorities.
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Rough
Trenton
N.J
Reupp
James Keenan
Close of the Cambridge City Races This Week
Cambridge City notes the closing race day with a free for all purse of 500 dollars won by A Hawkins Arramus and J Murphy’s War Jig. 2 1 2:50 trot purse 1 000 dollars won by Cracle, Uncle Pam second. 2:20 trot won by Monarch, Jr. Tomorrow Swinney Park hosts multiple purses and race entries. public transport available.
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Cambridge City
the Sentinel
Arramus
A. Hawkins
Hood J. Murphy
J. Merritt
Craocle
D. H
Swinney Park
Roadmaster
Judge Waite
General Mac
Jennie
Black Sam
Cheater Tooma, Jr
General Sherman
Wild Doctor
Northern Penitentiary Items Report May
Director W T Pratt presents May prison data: 466 convicts on May 1, 24 admitted, 21 discharged by terms, 1 pardoned, 3 remanded, 2 died, 463 at month end. May earnings 5749 19. running costs 3808 21. net state profit 1985 98. Library appropriation 500 funded a new convict library with Davenport selecting books including a full American Encyclopedia.
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Northern Penitentiary
W. T. Pratt
Sentinel
Northern
Indiana Penitentiary
Davenport
A. Dodge Letter to Editor and Local Notices
A letter from A Dodge praises support for county superintendent claim and notes modest qualifications. The text references Bookwalter versus city damages over a fall from Spy Run Avenue bridge, tried by jury with Allen Zollars for plaintiff and Judge Taylor for defense. The county education board met, Hillegass chosen chairman, Brackenridge motion adjourns for two weeks. Trinity Lutheran church ladies plan a festival on Thursday evening, June 10, 1876, at 6 o'clock.
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Bookwalter
Spy Run Avenue
Hillegass
Geo. W. Brackenridge
Young Ladies of
Trinity Lutheran Church
Wrest
Fabia
It Is The Pace That Hills And Kills
An editorial style warning on the dangers of overwork and dissipated living. It argues steady overexertion ages the body and praises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a powerful restorative to slow decay and sustain health.
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