Miners Riot at Prospect Hill Shaft Ends Operations
Three hundred union miners from Washington Princeton Petersburg and nearby towns marched on the Prospect Hill Coal Mine shaft in Vincennes Indiana and forced it to close. They beat non union workers including Perry Collins and William Scott and Joe Devine, halted pumps and burned tools, threatening to return if the mine restarted or the scale was not paid. The city fears further trouble as the crowd dispersed after the attack.
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Vincennes
Ind
Washington
Princeto
Petersburg
Linington
Princeton
Petersbrug
Lin
Prospect Hill Coal Mine Company
Duck Asbell
Asbell
Perry Collins
William Scott
Joe Devine
Community Notes From Wallen and Nearby
Grandma Moore returns from Huntington to Wallen. Thomas Jetmore plans Ashley move at month end. Miss Pratt's buggy accident injures riders but no serious harm. Mr. Jones moves into Mrs. Cour's home. Hunters use game law since opening last Monday. Emerson Calbetter buys horse at McMahen sale. Gus White buys his father's Gar Creek farm and moves soon. Grosjean and Huegenard finish tile kiln burning. Mrs. Ruth Grosjean injures hand. sidelined briefly. Sleigh season nears as girls anticipate rides. Bill Maine’s nephew relocates to Joe Rondst’s house. Edward Cook to visit Thanksgiving from Toledo. Wallen M E church being papered by Mr. Pape of Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jetmore
Ashley
Pratt
Jones
Emerson Calbetter
Bill Maine
Joe Rondst
Harry Cook
Edward
Toledo
Wallen M. E
Mr. Pape
Fort Wayne
Hibler's Union News Briefs and Upcoming Events
Our winter opened with a snow storm. Milton Arnold of California visits the Hibler home. A fine horse belonging to Mrs Hibler died last week. Our Sunday school attendance fell due to Ernest Bierbaum's funeral. An oyster supper is planned for Thanksgiving evening November 28. Revival services are expected soon. Mr. McMaken conducted a sale last week. Sunday school next Sunday at 3 p m.
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Milton Arnold
California
Hibler
Infant Eckles Born and Died in One Month
Ensign Corwin Eckles infant son of Mr and Mrs J H Eckiles of Hazvlan in this county was born October 16 1901 and died November 12 1901 aged 27 days. Appropriate
Funeral services held at home by Rev. Carrington
Funeral services were conducted at the home by Rev. E. C. Carrington at 10:30 o'clock on November 18.
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E. C. Carrington
Markets Open Quiet as Wheat and Corn Slip on Light Demand
Chicago reports December wheat down to 7134 71%c on Tower cables with liberal offerings and scarce buyers. Prices drift lower as world shipments rise. December corn declines to 59J4c with light trade and late buying steadies futures. Provisions steady to firm amid hog market strength. receipts climb with mixed grain and livestock values.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Oarts
Commission House
Chicago live stock market notes cattle and hog prices
Chicago reports cattle receipts 6500 with market steady. Prices range from 1.25 to 7.10 for cows to prime cattle. Hog receipts 45000 with steady market. typical trades 5.25 to 5.90 for various hog weights and quality.
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Chicago
Butter Cheese and Eggs Market Report
Butter market firm with creamery prices at 15 244 cents per pound and 18620 cents for dairies. Cheese market steady with twins at 1 813 cents and young Americas at 10 cents. Eggs market firm at 23 24 cents.
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State
Pennsylvania
Western
Mark
Chicago
Dairies
Young Americas
Toledo Markets Trade Report Nov 19
Toledo Ohio market bulletin shows wide at market dull with cash 76 cents for wheat, Dec 76 to 15 cents, May 7. Corn futures Dec 61 1/4 cents, May 63 1/4. Oats Dec 41 cents, May 42. Cloverseed Dec 5.42 dollars, May 5.50, No 2 alike 7.60, mixed 7.00. Oil North Lima 94 cents, South Lima Indiana 89 cents.
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Timothy
Bortayne
Ind
Graham
City
Toledo
Lima
Indiana
New York Markets Report Flour and Wheat Movements
New York market notes show flour receipts 29 054 barrels and 3 600 packages, Minnesota patents at 83 75 to 84.10, wheat receipts 38 000 bushels with sales 1 425 000 bushels as the market opens steady on foreign demand then weakens on large northwest arrivals and rising world stocks. July and December wheat prices quoted, corn receipts 15 700 bushels with 45 000 bushels sold, market steady then declines on seller realization.
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New York
Skare
Western
Minnesota
Northwest
East Buffalo Livestock Prices Trade Report
East Buffalo New York November 19 cattle receipts ten cars demand fair steady from yesterday across grades full steady at prices. Hogs offerings forty six cars in fair demand with weight gains for heavy pigs and light workers. Prices ranged from five and three quarters to five ninety five per hundred weight with several loads noted.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Huntington man undergoes appendicitis operation
Gus Klump of Huntington is a patient at St. Joseph hospital under Dr. Maurice Rosenthal. He underwent an operation for appendicitis.
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Gus Klump
Huntington
St. Joseph Hospital
Maurice Rosenthal
Klump
Rumors of Papal Ill Health Stir Rome
A Rome dispatch to the Chronicle notes strong air of apprehension despite denials of imminent papal death. Intrigue and state-making rumors seep from Vatican inner circles as the pope's closest attendants include his valet cen.
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Vatican
Cen
Quiet Meals Guarded by Court Chaplains
A description of a royal figure cared for by two clergy members, a chaplain and a minor prelate, who ensure his material comfort. They attend to his needs with constant tenderness as meals are served in a private apartment at a small table where no one else may sit, and no woman tends to the august invalid.
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Tre
Maple Grove Items and Community Notices
The Sunday school reports good progress with singing school led by Prof. Hyatt on Tuesdays. A box social at the Petit house on November 21 invites all ladies to bring a box, with Henry Wiegman providing a graphophone for the evening. Health Commissioner Macbeth pushes enforcement of physician and midwife registration and three day reporting rules. the ordinance, passed Sept 10, has had little compliance so far.
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Prof. Hyatt
Petit House
Henry Wiegman
Macbeth
Books at Bargain Prices Slashed in Ad Column
Classified note announces books priced at 25 cents with standard editions at 1.25 and 1.50. Readers are directed to view the advertisement in another column for details and selection.
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Eckles
Canada
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the Chronicle
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Maple Grove
International Association of Newspapers and Authors
Paul Leicester Ford
Robert Barr
Anthony Hope
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Amelia E. Barr
Gertrude Atherton
Geo. W. Cable
Frank R. Stockton John Oliver Hobbes Octave Thanet
S. R. Crockett
Julia Magruder
E. W. Hornung
E. P. Roe
Egerton Castle
Marion Crawford
Stephen Crane
Emile Zola
A. T. Quiller
Robert Grant Joel Chandler Harris
J. G. Holland
Howard Pyle
Mrs. Oliphant
Paul Laurence Dunbar
Brander Matthews Jrs
The
Capes
Howard Lyie
Bloomsbury
Paul Lawrence Dunnak
Julia Macucper
E. W. Hornenc
Branver Matthews
Uthor
Eden
E. P. Roy
Scarthey
Bcerron Caste
Jennico
Adrian Landale
Voucher
Paul L
Ford
Tekla
Simon Dale
Max Pemberton
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Robert Grant
Rudder Grangers
Frank R. Steckton
Herb Moon
John Oliver Hobbes
Octave
Thanet
Joe
Joel Chandler Harris
Sevenoaks
the Capes
Cross
the Sentinel
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