Idaho Miners Seize Mines as Troops Arrive at Wardner
Riots flare as the Idaho miners gain control of Wallace Wardner and nearby mines. Troops and militia move in after multiple attacks and threats to blow the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mill. Governors and military officials issue proclamations while railroad protection and civilian evacuations are ordered.
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Carano
Idaho
Pinkham
Curtis
United States
Wallace
Osborne
Wardner
Bunker Hill
Sullivan Mill
Winchesters
Wildner
Willey
Wallace and
Mullane
G. W. Dickinson
Cataxpo
N. B. Willey
Missoula
Walla Walla
Vancouver
Toka
Spokane
Wash
Cour D’alen
N. E. Harris
Harris
Union
Fourth of July Canyon
Harrison
Friends
Mission
Col. Curtis
Northern
Union Pacific
Shoshone
Boise Crry
Shoshone County
W. B. Heyburn
Northern Pacific
Wattach
N. P. Willey
Heapquartens Ipano National
Guards
Wattace
Ipsno
Couer d'Alene Miners Union
Train Robbery by Dalton Gang Near Adair
The Missouri Kansas and Texas passenger train No. 2 was held at Adair by masked robbers, who blew open the Tacitic Express safe and took its contents. Four Dalton gang members were reportedly active. a posse wounded Captain Kinney and two doctors, while the attackers escaped. The gang’s method matched prior Dalton operations as locals hunted the fleeing criminals.
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Cintherie
Adair
Dalton
J. W. Kennedy
Express
Vinita
Kinney
Flora
Captain Kinney
Mr. Flora
Dalton Gang
Daltons
Express Company
Chamberlains Cath for Cholera and Diarrhea
An advertised patent remedy Chamberlains Cath is touted as a pleasant cure for cholera morbus dysentery and diarrhoea in their worst forms. Sold by druggists in 25 and 50 cent bottles with urged household use.
Destructive Flood Hits Canon City Colorado
A severe cloudburst in Fremont county floodwaters up Grape Creek ten feet high. The Rio Grande track at the creek mouth lost 500 feet of road bed and the Santa Fe bridge and Ninth street wagon bridge were destroyed. Crops and gardens along the river bottom were ruined. power and water services stopped. No confirmed deaths, but several drowning scares reported.
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Canvorrry
Colo
Fremont County
Grape Creek Canyon
Grape Creek
Rio Grande
Santa Fe
Ninth Street
Canon City
Sy Pari
Matis Trnkrewn
Lae Qui Varley
Piatt
Zicker Killed In Same Manner Near Cottonwood
Report states Zicker was killed in the same manner as previous incidents near Cottonwood, with authorities investigating the circumstances and noting similarities to prior cases in the area.
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Zicker
Cottonwood
A Blow at Pinkerton Detected by House
A bill introduced to bar interstate transport of armed forces targets Pinkerton and other detective groups. The measure moved to the judiciary committee amid suspension day actions as members sought recognition. Also, a resolution to adjourn Congress was approved unanimously.
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Wasatverox
Broderick
Pinkerton
Committee On Judiciary
Simpson
Farmers’ Alliance
Kansas
Cherokee Strip
Holman
Secretary of State
United States
America
James D. McBride
California Debris Commission
California
Cammitte
Cowles
North Carolina
Wasnixerox
House Committee On Ways and Means
Zand
Tempest Tossed Off Lake Ontario Coast
A violent storm swept Lake Ontario with winds 40 to 50 mph. The tug Chieftain and four coal barges bound for Kingston ran ashore after a line parted. The schooner Lady McDonald lies ashore west of Fair Haven full of water and in danger. Several other vessels were stranded or damaged. no lives reported lost.
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Oswree
N. Y
Lake Ontario
Chieftain
Kingston
Oswego
Lady McDonald
Fair Haven
Wilson
Buell
Homestead Strikers Face Military Tension and Riots
Reports from Homestead Pa describe strained relations between militiamen and Carnegie mill workers as clashes erupt near the mills. Picket lines, arrests, and threats of prosecutions accompany rumors of nonunion arrivals while Governor Pattison surveys the scene and the company plans to restore repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Mills
Pinkertons
Carnegie Mill
Holmestead
Editor S. E. Morss Falls From Balcony in Rescue
West Banew Sprixes Ind July 1s A special dispatch reports editor S. E. Morss of the Indianapolis Sentinel leapt from a hotel balcony to save his five year old daughter who had fallen into a fountain basin He fractured his right arm above the wrist and injured his left arm but no serious harm is feared He regained consciousness after fifteen minutes and a boy unnamed rescued the child who was uninjured
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Homesteap
Carnegie
Mechanical Department
United Press
Potter
Carnegie Works
Carnegie Mills
Sumilermiated Associaion
Tone Stead Mills
Homestead
Tue Seyvinet
Morse
Morss
Iowa Democrats Eye Statewide Victory in 1912 Campaign
A delegation of Iowa Democrats led by National Committeeman Richardson passed through the city en route to the east. Richardson praised party unity and predicted Governor Boies would stump Iowa for Cleveland and Stevenson, noting Boies favored Cleveland from the start. He also said he hoped Whitney would accept the national committee chairmanship, while Brice declined re‑election.
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Curiaco
Iowa
National Committee
Whitney
Brice
United States consul accused of securing money fraudulently
W J Stevenson a Aurora Neb lawyer accuses William C Burchard longtime US consul at Ruatan Lion duras of swindling Americans by claiming to open a vast Central American plantation. Burchard Honduras Fruit Co allegedly gained 10000 acres of banana lands with a 25 cent per acre payment to Honduras government. Stevenson sent W W Sherberger to investigate. fraud charges filed amid broader inquiries.
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Owama
Neb
W. J. Stevenson
Aurora
Wm. C. Burchard
United States
Ruatan
Lionduras
Ayiver
Central America
Burehard
Honduras
Stevenson
W. W. Sherberger
Burchard
Three Fires Plague Indiana Female Prison
Three separate arson attempts rocked the Indiana female reform department last night. Prisoners started fires in bedding and in bedrooms, prompting evacuations and police guard action. Guards noted continued unrest as inmates vowed not to sleep and feared a recurrence of a earlier blaze.
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Tyoraxarotis
Ind
Reform Department
Indiana Female Prison
Reformatory
Newport's Sensation Ends With Governess's Temporary Incapacity
Newport reports a dramatic incident at the Vanderbilt villa as Mrs. Baier Russell, a gifted governess long employed by William K. Vanderbilt, is declared temporarily insane after fears she holds for her son Willie Vanderbilt. Police assisted as she ranted about imagined plots, and Vanderbilt arranged for her admission to Butler's Hospital in Providence.
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Newport
Baier Russell
William K. Vanderbilt
Willie Vanderbilt
W. K. Vanderbilt
New York
Baer Russell
Berkely School
Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt Mansion
Russell
Butler's Hospital
Providence
Casanave Succeeds Ely as Pennsylvania Railroad VP
Theodore N. Ely retires as head of motive power and F D Casanave of Fort Wayne is named the new fourth vice president. Casanave will establish Altoona as his headquarters during the transition at Pumapenrua Pennsylvania.
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Pumapenrua
Theodore N. Ely
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Motive Power Department
F. D. Casanave
Fort Wayne
Altoona
Notorious Singer Connie Gilchrist Marries Earl Orakney
Connie Gilchrist and Earl Orakney wed today at All Saints church London in a small ceremony attended by intimates. The Duke of Beaufort gave away the bride as a bridesmaid and best man stood by. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s house in Manchester Street before a continental honeymoon.
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Lesney
Earl Orakney
Connie Gilchrist
Sorfts
London
Earl Onselow
Duke of Beaufort
Connie
Manchester Street
Continent
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Couer d’ Alene
Cataldo
AW. B. Hayburn
W. B. Heavey
of Idaho
Norman B. Willey
Norway B. Wittey
Tacoma
A. J. Pixkayy
Carannn
P. Canin
Cararno
Craris
Sun Building
Riverside
Sprague
Artis
Tropeee
Maid Star
Ore
Jualy
Wanner
Western Points
Ono
Minnearois
Minn
Monaghan
Washington and
Kinho
James FL Claftis
I. N
Chamberlain's Cath
Keanedy
Colorado
Tempest
Raves
Aret
Pittsburg
McKeesport
Youghiegheny
Amos Stewart
Pill
Homestrean
Hugh O'Donnel
Carnegie Club Horse
Frick
Snowden
Toc
Ttennbe
Hlovwestean
Carnepiv Company
Bette Contig
Carnegie Steel
Lindred
Pomestead
Ise
Sot Vesten
Somestead
Portsrows
Pottstown Tron Company
Pottstown Tren Company
Rhomestead
Uty
Prevesere
Lawrenceville
Amalgamated Association
Tatter
Dillon
Vmverpere DE
David Lester
Company A
Fourteenth Regiment
NG 2
Frank Calhoun
Grant Street
Fifth Avenue
Lester
Howard Hood
Beinhauer
Mer. Beinhauer
Calhonon
Athenae
Jloohk
Mel Kelvery
Calhoun
GA Hand
Took
Esip
UN Ueeeng Ae Peon
Apthoritas
Carnegie Company
Linkertons
Renmutin
Carnegiees
Allegheny County
Prick
Warchants
Knox and
Reed
New Loxnax
Conn
W. B. Frick
Carnegie Steel Works
Fisher's Island
Pirrsavec
Twentyninth
Thirty-Third Street
Dusquene
Prrrsavec
Pattison
Homestream
Borough of
Hovesrean
Burgess McLuckie
Hugh McDonnell
Flick
Pirrseavac
W. J. Brennan
J. Cox
Criminal Court
Chris Magee
Brennan
Alderman Masters
Ilomestead
Lovejoy
Robert Tinkerton
Homestead Advisory Committee
Pittsrore Pa
King
Philadelphia
IST
Riet
Me Masters
Donnell
Tre
Crisin
Puiwapeneara
Mount Gretha
Wen Visine
Prince of Wales
Canada
Pacific Coast
Canadian Pacific
Sam Morss
Boies
Goveland
New York City
Indiana
William H. Vanderbilt Villa
Theodore F
Ely
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