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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1897
Page
1
Canada to enforce alien labor law in western territories
Cabinet acts to implement the alien labor law in Manitoba Northwest Territories and British Columbia appointing agents in Winnipeg Lethbridge and Rossland to bar American contractors and direct proceeds to Canadian workers amid crow’s nest pass project concerns. Steamer Dorie arrives with Yokohama updates and notes Chinese deaths over theft allegations near Tianjin to protect new French Catholic cathedral foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ottawa
Dommon
Manitoba
Northwest
British Colombia
Sree
Oliver Mowat
Winnipeg
Lethbridge
Northwest Territory
Rossland
British Columbia
San Minico
Phe Oeedoental
Arenpta
Dorie
Chin
Japan
Yokohama
Tien Tsin
Drine
Kennedy Paroled After Long Robotical Trial Hearing
William W. Kennedy, sentenced for life in a 12 year old kallice case in Greensburg, was paroled by the Governor after a conference with Gov. Mount. Kennedy maintained innocence. Kennedy’s sister had supported the lengthy legal fight and the parole followed a pardon-like process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Kennedy
Kallice
David Thi
Greensburg
Ime
Mount
Jim
Kennedy
Trea Prison
Patel
le Ees
Ca Bedieve Dam
Kennedies
Sukis Bos Bone
Powers Unite Under Unified Front
Fragmented garbled text references united powers and a determined stance to continue actions. Mentions governance, Turkey, and misconduct without clear facts or dates. No verifiable details or individuals are discernible to identify a specific event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vane Speedal
Atiairs
Genee Newolitions Jadeats
Migedelay
Farmers organize for state wide wheat growers alliance
The wheat growers of Rentads met in Lexiggien to discuss cooperation for the current crop. They adopted a resolution to form county organizations and a large state body for mutual protection of growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rentaeds
Como
Horrible Accident at Gjentotte Station
A terrible mile Way accident in Copenhagen area occurred when the press from Belsingoer crashed into a passenger train at the station. Forty killed and sixty injured, most victims from the artisan class. A relief ambulance train was sent to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Gjentotte
Belsingoer
Captain Cer’s Amttle: New Rifle Tests by Government
A scrambled report describes a test of a new rifle named amttle by Captain Cer of the Bersagierth unit. Righty Shote a Minute notes allow a minute between shots and firing without lowering the weapon from the shoulder. Government tests proceed with the weapon under development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moioe
Cer
Bersagiert
Big Waves Seattle Budget Says Fortunes Rise Daily
A Seattle report notes large daily fortunes from waves and markets. It highlights a local figure named Carron Alaskan who discusses a budget and values around seven million dollars in overall opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Bond Forger Lewin Sentenced to Eight Years
Urbana man Asperal claims ZV Lewis, a noted bond forger, pleaded guilty and drew eight years in the Penitentiary. The fraudulent bond operations are said to total 250000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewin
Asperal
Urbana
Obie
ZV. Lewis
Poolty
Horseback Knife Fight Ends With Arrests in Kentucky
Jol Martin and Virgil Belcher met on the main road near Hadley Kentucky and after a brief exchange drew knives and fought. Both men were seriously wounded and later apprehended by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Jol Martin
Virgil Belcher
Oin
Tramp Killed in Meat Train Wreck Near Boone Iowa
A meat train on the Chicago and North Western Railway derailed eight cars near Boone Iowa. Several tramps were killed with early reports listing at least one confirmed death and multiple injuries. The incident prompted emergency response and investigation into the derailment and track conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago and Northwestern
Boone
Lows
Minnesota
Maine
Memy Craing
Great Northern
St.lond
Charles Washhorn
Peter
Pariboult
St. Paul
Morristown
Clevehind
Bundiston
Pia
Beaver River
Flooding Swamps Minnesota Crops and Rivers
Heavy rains drenched Minnesota Tuesday night raising flood fears. Rivers and small streams overflowed, damaging bridges and crops along the Mississippi, Kettle River, and Platte River with St Paul and Stillwater wells hit hard. Logs jammed at Stillwater and Pine City dams failed as floods mounted across Morrison County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astern
Minnesota
Lake St. Croix
Stillwater
Sandstone
Minn
Kettle
Pine City
Mississippi
Morrison County
Platte River
Benton
Stearns
St. Paul J
Truncated pension rulings and butter import notes
The report catalogs pension rulings by Assistant Secretary Webster Travis, including age-based minimums and conditions for withholding payments. It also describes Secretary Wilson in London approving butter imports for New York, detailing foreign samples and pricing, and notes a summer resort tragedy and labor strike near Pittsburg, plus Chicago financier Henry Cummings’ death and estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Trivis
Francis Prank
Company H
Sixteenth
Michigan Infantry
Hhe
Fairwoerd Moore
Ohio Light Artillery
Commissioner of Pensions
New York
United States Department of Agriculture
Wilson
London
Minnesota
Peritany
Brittany
Lemdotn
Neil
Weather and Trade Notes on Crops and Exports
Bun & Co reports reduced crop promise in the country with demand for American cereals rising. Heat in the Northwest fuels fears as exports of corn edge higher. Wheat yield estimates hinge on continued favorable weather and large harvests outlook. U S failures drop to 206 this week, Canada shows no failures versus last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bun & Co
R. G. Dun & Co
America
United States
Canada
Gale Hitting the Lake A Lifeboat Panic on Macatawa Excursion
Twenty five Chicago passengers on the steamer Macatawa faced a sudden squall near Lake Michigan. Captain Landreth rallied crew to rescue panicked travelers as darkness fell, with passengers dragged indoors and revived after the perilous ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oliver Landreth
Wes
Omaire
Lamdrell
Olive
Destructive hailstorm claims thirteen lives in Wartemberg area
Berlin dispatch reports a severe hail storm lasting hours in Wartemberg and surrounding regions. Weather caused cattle losses, fatalities, and widespread injuries while workers paused as heat records toppled in Clinton Indiana and Kokomo. John Reynolds, longtime publisher, dies in Indianapolis. Louis Arcata arrested for street begging with S200 found, and farmers seek labor amid wheat shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Arcata
New York
Chinckley
Minn
Ccle
Senate Passes Amended Tariff Bill After Tight Vote
The Senate approved the amended tariff bill by 38 to 25 with a near six o’clock tally of 28 to pass shortly before 6. The chamber was crowded as Speaker Reed and House members observed. Key voting pairs included Aldrich–Murphy and Chandler–McLaurin with party lines evident among Republicans, Democrats, and silver factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Senate Chamber
Reed
Dingley
House of Representatives
Aldrich
Murphy
Chandler
McLaurin
Frye
Gorman
Gear
Smith
Hansbrough
Daniel
Hoar
Harris
Teun
Thurston
Tillman
Wolcott
George
Janes Neva
Mantle
Menery
Harris UxXang
Turner
Cannon
Allen
Butler
Heitzfeld
Nryle
Stewart
Teller
Pettigern
Poisoned Hundreds at Fourth of July Picnic in New York
Reports say 500 people at a Fourth of July picnic in Wappingers Falls New York were poisoned by ham cooked in a copper bottom kettle. About 300 suffered severe symptoms but no deaths were recorded. The meat was found extensively contaminated and could have been fatal if consumed in larger quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wappingers Picks
N.Y
The Markets: Diverse U S Grain and Livestock Quotes
Chicago to New York markets show cattle shipping and hog price ranges, with wheat No 2 red and corn No 2 figures across regions. Prices for butter eggs oats rye and butter creamery appear with scattered cents per unit, highlighting regional variance and market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
P. Colemon
St. Lonia
Cincinnati
Ulerre
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Tariff Bill Clears Senate In Close Final Vote
The tariff bill passed the Senate by a 39 to 28 tally after a long debate. Final tally showed 35 Republicans, 2 silver Republicans, and 1 Democrat with the affirmative, while 25 Democrats, 2 Populists, 1 silver Republican supported the negative. House conference to follow.
Canadian banker gifts 155000 to children in Montreal
J A R Molson a Montreal banker donates 155000 to Canadian children. The Crown Princess of Sweden has begun bicycle riding for health and already finds it beneficial. The French ambassador to Great Britain earns about 60000 yearly in a wool trade context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. R. Molson
Montreal
Sweden
Great Britain
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