Quiet Pennsylvania Strikers Amid Coal Crisis
Philadelphia reports calm as miners in Hazleton Reading Lackawanna and Wyoming districts join the strike Bringing gains for the United Mine Workers eight hundred more men on strike in one day with widespread suspensions and threatened clashes while church leaders seek arbitration and settlement amid scarce anthracite supplies.
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Bank Robbers Escape to Mountains in Nevada Chase
The First National Bank robbers fled into the mountains from Winnemucca Nevada eluding posses from Golconda to Silves ranch eighty miles northeast, making a second charge change by leaving four animals at the ranch. They head toward the Owyhee River valley as pursuers close in.
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Here
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Indian quarrel leaves Iron Moccasin dead in Forest City
Reported from Pierre on September 21 that during a conflict among Indians and half-breeds at Forest City Iron Moccasin died from a club blow after Benofit knocked him down. Spotted Bear relayed the news yesterday.
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Benofit
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Price of Flour Rise Spurs Bread Coal Cost Fears
Chicago reports advance of 20 cents per barrel on standard Minneapolis spring wheat flour to 4.70. Grocers to raise retail prices. local millers add 10 cents per barrel. Wheat rise 7 cents in two weeks and fears of higher bread costs persist amid winter heating concerns.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Senator Allison Addresses 2000 in Clinton on Finances and Philippines
Senator W B Allison spoke to nearly 2,000 people in Clinton Iowa last night. He discussed the financial question and the Philippine question at length.
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Allison
Clinton
W. B. Allison
Yesterday's Baseball Results Report
Pittsburg defeated St. Louis 10 to 4 while New York trounced Brooklyn 8 to 2. Philadelphia edged Boston by one run with a 2 to 1 score.
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St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Grain and live stock markets mixed on Sept 20
Wheat fell on clear weather and weak cables with October at 4c lower. Corn and oats eased while hogs and cattle saw varied receipts and stable to lower bids across Chicago and Kansas City markets. Live stock prices showed native steers steady to weak and hogs trading around 5.25 to 5.60 per cwt.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Texas
Texas Bulls
Lexis
Kansas City
South Omaha
South Onaha
Wesfern
Lambs
Utah Senator Powers Appointed Amid Governor Vacancy
Judge O W Powers of Salt Lake City, a Democrat, was appointed United States senator to fill a vacancy. Aquila Nebeker, senate president and acting governor, signed the appointment late at night. Powers vows to contest Senate recognition and resign as presidential elector to pursue the fight. Nearby reports note Woolley campaigning in Creston and Bryan touring Nebraska.
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Salt Linke
Utah
Wells
Hammond
Idaho
Roosevelt
O. W. Powers
Salt Lake
Aquila Nebeker
Senate
Weis
Roosevelt Speaks to Mormons May Draw Big Crowd
Governor Roosevelt spent the day visiting Utah stops including Logan and Brigham City with meetings in a Mormon tabernacle and an open air band stand in Brigham City as part of a five-speech itinerary. A separate entry notes the funeral of General John A. McClernand in Springfield Illinois set for Saturday at 2 p.m. with Oak Park cemetery interment and Grand Army of the Republic and Masons conducting services.
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Springfield
Ill
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Thomas D. Logan
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Oak Park Cemetery
Grand Army of the Republic
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Scottish Rite Masons Close Session In Milwaukee Meeting
The Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite ended its labors after a brief session chaired by Supreme Sovereign Commander Pal mer Rev J L Seward of Boston elected grand pryor With the council slated to convene next in Milwaukee in 2001 Cuban Revolutionists Win Havana officials cautious after constitutional convention delegate election results show a majority favor anti American revolutionary elements despite orderly process.
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Havana
Winchell Accepts Kansas City Railroad Presidency
Denver Sept 21 It is announced that B L Winchell vice president and traffic manager of the Colorado and Southern railway has accepted the presidency of the Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis railroad and will assume duties October 15.
Steel Furnaces to Resume at Lorain Plant
Lorain Ohio September 21 The furnaces of the Lorain Steel company will go back to blast soon as repairs are completed a large force of men is rushing the repairs to completion and the restart of production is near
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Lorain Steel Company
Riverton Hopes For A Warm Season End To Melancholy Days
Riverton residents reflect on changes in fashion and weather as many social updates unfold. Local figures travel, visits occur, and church events are planned. Notable notes include Rev Graves returning, Mrs Adams visiting Crawford Neb, and new buildings rising, signaling a brighter, busier town ahead.
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Madison
M.E
M. A. Kynett
Red Oak
Chester Roberts
Graves
Crawford
Neb
Gus Beard
Carnaige
Penn
Hannan
Clark Smith
Tarkio
Epworth League
Geo. Meek
O. B. Scales
Eva Hatten
Emil Wahren
Riverton
Clark Marvin
Jenks
Sherman Smith
John Stubbs
Percival
Adams
Harry Roberts
Julia Simons
Mr. Mason
Wanted Active Man Deliver and Collect in Iowa
Job ad seeking an honest, good character man to deliver and collect for a Chicago wholesale house in Iowa with $900 annual pay. References from any bank accepted. Include SASE. Also includes a cattle feed product ad from Raven Food promising milk increase, cattle health, and disease cure with money-back guarantee to retailers Bartlett & Doyle, Hamburg, Iowa.
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Dearborn St
Chicago
Raven
Bartlett & Doyle
New Drug Store
Hamburg
Mount Carmel News Briefs Include Kansas Trips and Local Happenings
Mr. and Mrs. Criss Brown returned from Kansas. Peter Gingrich shipped four carloads of feeders. Mat Weisenberger thrashed Wednesday. Bill Finnell puts up hay. Ethel Bogar visited cousins Daisy and Fanny Brown. Eric Brown praises Kansas. W P Brown thrashed Monday. Supt J F Godwin visited township schools. John Mather headed to Oklahoma Monday. Rockport Fair rain kept attendance low. Ezra and Mrs. Brown returned from Kansas. Dr Jolly visited Sunday. John Brown recovering. Sadie Toedt and Emily Gillman visited Gingrich sisters.
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Rockport
Ezra Brown
Kansas
Dr. Jolly
John Brown
Sadie Toedt
Emily Gillman
Gingrich
Free grants in Oklahoma land openings urged
Congress allows settlement of Kiowa and Comanche lands offering farms town lots and mineral claims. Morgan's Manual guides claim initiation with a map and country overview. Send $1 to Dick T. Morgan, land attorney, Perry, Oklahoma.
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Moran
Morgan
Manuel
New
Oklahoma
T. Morgan
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