Troubles of Indiana Miners in Linton Strike and Shootings
In Linton Indiana on June 17, Vine dent Boytes of United Mine Workers reports the charter of three Incas onions. Three hundred fifty workers at Ishird Cal Company’s mine threaten strike after a supervisor fires a man for loading “Wirty” coal. A mass meeting is held at Jasonville as the dispute moves to arbitration. Leisinger fatally shoots Dennis Butch in Loess, during a meeting, as miners clash and one is jailed.
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Linton
Ind
Vine Dent Boytes
United Mineers
Woytes
Ishird Cal Company
al Jasonville
Green Leisinger
Dennis Butch
Loess
Bogle Ming
Leisinger
Leeing Uniil
Buieh
Letsinger
Tatler
Presi
German Elections Berlin Vote Returns Counted
Election returns from Berlin districts tally conservatives numerically with 30, venture party two socialists and other groups across poles free conservatives Alsatians national liberals and miscellaneous. Total elected 204 with re ballots in 77 districts. Socialists expected to hold about 86 seats in the new house.
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Berlin
USL
Greatest Grocery and Co Op Ad Fruit Prices
An old style grocery ad notes Germl Strawberries at $1 per case Fatcy Strawberries at $1.25 Fancy Pineapples priced at 10¢ and 21 26 each Fanicy Sweet Oranges, Home-grown Sweet Peas Best Wan Beans Ze qt Best wld Potatoes New Triumph Potatoes GO¢ per peck Opp P O Phones 215 478.
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New Triumph Potatoes
P.O
The Trying Time and Dr Pierce’s Revival of Health Advice
An 19th century style appeal urges women to seek Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for female weakness and related ailments. The ad cites testimonials from Mrs Dan Hail and a grateful mother, claiming recovery after taking the remedy and promising a $900 reward for uncured cases. It promotes mailing a penny stamp payment for a medical adviser booklet.
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Corrkea
Dan Hail
Bradfield
Co. Wis
Frieude
Jose
Raust Sax
Fierce
Jeree
Buffalo
Proclamation of King Peter and Loyal Oaths in Vale
Fragmentary text presents a monarchic decree declaring loyalty to Peter and his dynasty. It references defending the realm, promising protection, and the oath of allegiance to the throne. Names and places are garbled, but the core theme is royal pledge and governance.
Invited to White House in Washington and Colorado Springs
A telegram from Sherman Bell, famed rough rider and adjutant general of Colorado, congratulates Mrs. McCarter on the upcoming honeymoon at the White House. The telegram notes the invitation and the couple’s plans, while Roosevelt’s presidency is referenced in the context of the visit.
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Colorado Springs
Cola
Sherman Bell
Roosevelt
Colorado
McCarter
White House
Washington
Bishop Hartzell Sails for African Mission Tour
Bishop Hartzell sails from New York on the Germanic for his seventh inspection tour of the African mission field. He is accompanied by Rev. S. W. Naylor of the Wisconsin conference. The voyage will cover over 20 000 miles, starting in June and expected to continue into April.
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New York
Mtartadll
Methodial Episcopal Shuren
Wu W
Grand Music Festival in St Louis Opens Saengerfest
The thirty-first National Saengerfest opened in the Liberal Arts building at the World’s Fair grounds with about fifteen thousand spectators. An illustrious program featured famed vocal solos, a large mixed chorus, and one of America's biggest orchestras. President Otto F. Stille opened the festival, with welcomes from Francis and Mayor Wells.
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ST. Louis
Liberal Arts
America
Otto F. Stille
Francis
Wells
Stille
Hanna. Deller
North America
Saengerbund
Preadent Deller
Buffalo
Chamberlain London Debates Preferential Trade Policy
London reports show Mr Chamberlain asserting the government’s position on imperial preferential trade. The debate, highly partisan, concluded with a Liberal push to force a clearer stance while Conservatives shift attitude. Trades unionists plan action, signaling cross party contention in the empire’s economic policy. Moyur Bros advertises Kouly Mountain Tea, 38 cents.
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London
House of Vominions
Henry Campbell Tetinermmin
Sieveles la Tat
Wits
Pryemises Balfour
Chaberlain
New South Wales
Wis
Haweson
Thy E Fm
Lasitas
Sf Tedht
Caamburinia
Nberals
Hour
Chamberlin
Chinderhainy
People's Party Conference Called Amid Reform Debate
A distorted notice outlines a People's Party conference with leaders including Dente and Raton, discussing reform movement goals and party alignment. It notes supporters of Mr Dryan and Rogmevell, arguing for cautious change within the party.
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Dente
Cola
Tin Weed
Raton Tan
Hay
Interurban Progress in Angola and Nearby Lines
Interurban news from Angola reports Lake Shore sidings for Goshen & Indian Track Co. on which grading not yet finished. Town council requires 4,000 dollars on tracks by September. Lagran ge line needs similar funds by July 21. Ohio & Indiana Co. grading well under way for a line from Angola to Lafayette with expected service early July.
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Angola
Ind
Lake Shore
Ohio & Indiana Company
Louisville and New Albany Traction Company Formed
The Louisville and New Albany Traction company was incorporated today in Indianapolis with $3,000,000 capital. Directors include James W. Dunbar of New Albany, Stratton of Jeffersonville, Samuel I. Sull, and J. C. English, with Chicago interests represented. The line length is claimed near 100 miles.
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Indianapolis
Louisville and New Albany Traction Company
James W. Dunbvar
New Alban, OP
Stratton
Jeffersonville
Samuel Isull
R. W. Waite
Chicago
J. C. English
Federal troops rush to Morenci move reported from Denver
Washington dispatches say Gen Baldwin ordered one troop of the Tira cavalry to depart Fort Apache Arizona for Morenci. Earlier reports claimed Colone Lele would return five troops of the fourteenth Cavalry to Ports Grand and Huatnea, but new developments justify keeping troops near Ughtareight wear. Patterson reportedly has a fine garment at F100.
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Denver
Colo
Washington
Baldwin
Department of Colorao
Tira
Fort Apache
Arizona
Llorenci
Coleone Lele
Fourteenth Cavalry
Morenci
Ports Grand
Huatnea
Apool
Blaze Destroys Veil Heading Factory at South Whitley
A noon fire at the Veil Heading factory in South Whitley Indiana destroyed the building and all machinery and stock. Loss estimated at 5 000 dollars with cause undetermined. Fire began while workers were away at dinner.
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South Whitley
The
Jourists-Gazette
South Wiitley
Ind
Jim
Veil Headng
Small blazes call fire department to two buildings
A fire alarm at 6 15 P M reported a roof fire at 180% Joinsienet caused by sparks from a passing engine with nominal loss to Mrs Margaret Bilur. Later, residents of the Aldine building on East Berry Street smelled smoke and found smoldering embers in a vacant lot across the street where old tar was burning.
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Margaret Bilur
Joinsienet
Aldine
East Berry Street
Vne Vaut Lol
Arrest Report From Corner Of Main And Harrison Streets
Charles Willis was arrested at the corner of Main and Harrison streets by officers of the People’s Trust and Siem ings Co. and FT Cathousa St. Patralman Kroackenburg last May. The incident appears connected to a claim of wealth seeking and public savings actions.
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the People's Trust and Siemings Co
Cathousa St
Patralman Kroackenburg
Charles Willis
Main and
Harrison Streets
Relief for Heppner Victims Mobilizes Aid
Portland groups organize relief for Heppner disaster victims with cash and supplies. Merchants Protective Association coordinates donations within a 200 mile radius. Oregon Railway & Navigation offers free transport. Hundreds gather to help, as relief efforts speed toward the stricken region.
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Portland
Heppner
Oregon Raeway & Navigation Company
Tournal Gazette Ad Service Offers Summer City Migrations
Fort Wayne residents planning to leave the city for the summer can have the Tournal Garnette forwarded with address changes as needed by notifying the office. The Tournal Gazette says its want ads bring results and urges readers to try them.
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Fort Wayne
Tournal-Gazette
Whyne barber shop adds massage machine and air compressor
A local barber plans a second massage machine and a new air compressor with capacity for twenty chairs, enabling the Ten Barbers to serve more customers. The equipment is expected to arrive in a few days.
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Whyne
For Sale A square plang and boys hose sale ad
For sale a square plang priced at 4000 on easy payments closed evenings except Saturday. QUY CONKLIN 1182 Calhoun Cathedral area. Some weeks we sell over 1,000 pais. One famous hose for boys. Still we never rimmit. You can have the same hose with fine or earssarils. REUNEN 8. PAPPERSON.
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Papperson
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