Bloody stake fight in Quebec leaves two dead
In Buckingham Quebec strikers and provincial police clash at MacLaren mill grounds. Two killed and a dozen wounded as leaders Belanger and Naviet Whery are named among the dead. several seriously wounded including Felix Fauvalle and Baptiste Blemon. Strikers vow to elect a new leader and continue the walkout amid wage protests.
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Buckingham
Que
Oct
Ion
Mac Liven
Caw
Belanger
MID Workers’ Union
Naviet ‘Wherley
Felix Fauvalle
Baptiste Blemon
Felix Lacolie
Abelard Hamelin
Edward Miner
Xavier Trembley
Isidore Renaud
Herbert Berler
Montreal
Frank Kernan
Buckingham Police
James Kernan
Peter Pickard
Levette
MacLaren Company
Canada
Strikers Clash With Police At Mill In Ottawa Lumber Yard Battle
A labor dispute at a mill escalated into a gun battle as about 200 strikers attacked strike-breakers with revolvers. Be langer fell fatally, others wounded. police troops arrived after mutual suspensions, and Alexander and Albert MacLarven fought beside officers.
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Belanger
Tre
Ottawa
Alexander
Albert MacLarven
Fough
Injunction Granted Against Wichita Strikers by Court
In Topeka on October 9 Tudze Pol lock in the United States district court issued a permanent injunction against members of the electmen Workers' union of Wichita. The order bars interference with property or employees of the Missouri and Kansas Telephone company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Tudze Pollock
United States District Court
Electmen Workers’ Union
Wichita
Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company
Bombing Misses General in Brest Regiment Drive
Sebastopol October 9 a bomb was thrown at Major General Prumbudze commander of the troops as he drove to the Brest regiment barracks. The general was slightly wounded. The assailant fled after a struggle with soldiers.
Evansville Dispatcher Arrested Over Telegraph Union Dispute
Evansville Indiana train dispatcher OB Kemper of the Louisville and Nashville railroad was arrested by a U S marshal on a charge connected to discharging a telegraph operator who had joined the telegraphers union.
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Evansville
Ind
Get. U
OB. Kemper
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
United States
Derange
Telegraphers’ Union
Three Lost on the Lake Off Houghton Michigan
A violent gale on Lake Superior capsized the barge Tasadena to a total wreck while towed by the steam er wladstone. Three crew members drowned in the disaster off Ort.
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Houghton, Mich
Ort
Lake Superior
Tasadena
Wladstone
No Man Is Stronger Than His Stomach Chronicle
A historically styled medical excerpt argues digestion governs strength and organs. It cites dyspepsia danger and praises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discoveries with a testimonial from Mero of Quebec and a call to request the 1908 medical adviser.
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Mero Otarais Pare
Quebec
Nell
Mtv
Pr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Mer
Pierce
Cannon Bense
RV Pierce
Main Street
Buffalo
N. X
TIPS AND TIPPING FOR STEAMSHIPS AND EUROPEAN TRAVEL
Myra Emmons explains tipping etiquette aboard steamers and in Europe. It recommends modest totals, outlines suggested amounts for stateroom and dining room stewards, bathroom and library tips, and notes variability by boat class. A maximum total of ten dollars per voyage is advised, with a cap of eighty five dollars.
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Europe
Myra Emmons
Missouri the garden spot of the earth and home pride
A letter extols Missouri as the garden spot of the earth urging residents to stay, praising sun and shade water and wood fruit and grain and beauty, with claims of generous people and abundant prosperity. The writer claims leaving the state brings regret and hardship, celebrating Missouri’s riches and divine favor.
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Missouri
Wellsville
The Wife Tie and Mothers Well in Cleveland Leader
A fragment from the Cleveland Leader presents dialogue from The Wife Tie and The Mothers Well with contrasting views on marriage and desire. No further details or context are provided about the characters or source.
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Cleveland
Danish Proverb On Blood Pride
A brief note from Danish origin states that nobler blood reduces pride, reflecting cultural emphasis on humility in lineage.
Humphreys Medicine Catalog Claims Broad Veterinary Cures
An 19th century ad claims Humphreys' Veterinary Specifics cure diseases in animals including cattle dogs poultry and horses by acting on the sick part. It lists remedies for fever cough colic diarrhea dysentery stomach issues and kidney bladder disorders with a promise of a book mailed free and availability at druggists or prepaid by mail from New York.
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Humphreys’ Medicine Co
Cor, William and
Jobb Streets
New York
Comedy of a strike stalls Chicago building projects
In Chicago a wide strike blocks major construction as steamfitters and plumbers dispute jurisdiction. Union alliances and protests threaten to halt about 5 million dollars in Marshall Pier and Commercial National Bank structures with no resolution in sight.
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Marshall Pier
Commercial National Bark
TD. TE Burnham & Co
Graham
Fielt
Minister Performs Cross Race Marriage in Wabash County
Enoch Garrett and Minnie Johnson, a white woman, married by Elder John W. Lockett after two weeks of seeking a minister or justice of the peace. The couple, residents of East Mount Carmel, had failed to obtain a license in Mount Carmel on Sept 20 and faced resistance from local clergy before the ceremony.
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Louisville
Til
Enoch Garrett
Minnie Johnson
John W. Lockett
Wabash County
Garrett
Mors
Johnson
East Mount Carmel
Mount Carmel
Aount Carmel
Rer Stealings Were Her Death Inquest Report
At an inquest in Alton Illinois Mary E Wells a Black servant for J Young upper Alton died after a stroke caused by exhaustion while carrying stolen goods from her employer s home The death unsettled local Black residents who saw it as swift punishment for crime.
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Alton
Mary E. Wells
J. Young
Upper
Alton businessman testifies against St. Louis Terminal in federal case
Alton executive FP Lehne testified in federal court against the St. Louis Terminal association. He said Chicago firms deliver goods to customers from twenty four to forty eight hours faster than St. Louis firms, though Alton is only twenty five miles away. The delay, Lehne charged, is caused by the terminal association.
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Alton
Oct
Lehne
St. Louis Terminal Association
St. Louis
Chicago
Termial Association
Pioneer Charles Stout Dies by Own Hand in Litchfield
After four weeks of self built coffin work, Charles Stout a county pioneer died by suicide. He left two notes requesting burial in a striped shirt and overalls and that funeral expenses not exceed five dollars with any balance to his wife.
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Litchfield, HL
Charles Stout
Pheasants Delivered to Jefferson County by State Warden
Deputy State Game Warden C Wood announced a shipment of English pheasants to be distributed across Jefferson county. The birds multiply quickly and cannot be shot until 1000.
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Illinois
Alount Vernon
Riaison C. Wood
Jefferson County
Illinois W. C. T. U. Holds Annual Meeting
The Wines Woman's Christian Temperance Union held its annual session in Miavitown with many delegates attending.
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Iinois W. Co. PT. U
Miavitown
Th. Oqetth
The
Wines Woman's Chris- Hin Pemperance Union
Condition of Mes Denecen Springfield TL
Oct and Mrs Dre feeoa continue to improve but danger point not passed in local bulletin noting health status and ongoing monitoring.
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Mes
Denecen
Springfield
Oct
Daily Journal Delivery Rates Introduced
The Daily Journal announces citywide delivery at 10 cents a week.
Unclear fragments mention Civil War names and events
Fragmentary text references Lewis Cass Camille Saint-Saens Winfield Scott Schley and Roosevelt ideas. Mentions martial law Crbetown Wheelers Confederate cavalry defeat at Marmington Tenn and the Great Chicago Fire. Overall obscured historical notes with multiple misread phrases.
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Yorktown
Lewis Cass
Camille, Saint-Saens
Winfield Scott Schley
Marmington
Tenn
Chicago
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Cancrred Owidlti
Staidaras
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