No Signs of Peace in Illinois Coal Strike Turmoil
Springfield dispatch reports no near settlement as coal operators and the State Mine Workers Union fail to agree. Strikes harm miners and consumers, with Kankakee asylum short on coal. Rioting and anarchist threat efforts appear in La Salle and surrounding towns, prompting militia and federal troop movements in Minonk Venona and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Illinois Coal Mings
Central
National Mine‘Workers’ Union
Miners’ Association
Entiretate
Kankakes Asylum
Gapen
Meride
McBride
Kankakee
Kan‘ake
Anatohy Fugus
la Sale
Ta Salle
Spring Valley
Indy Dife
Wenona
Peru
Col Pennitt
Ie Soldiara
Spring Vally
Restraining Order Sought Over Strikers Disrupting Trains
General Solicitor Lyford of the Chicago and Eastern Wharf Railroad obtained a temporary restraining order in Indianapolis from Judge Haker to curb strikers at Lyford Vigo County for interfering with interstate freight. A train of thirty cars was sidetracked by 400 Clinton strikers, halting movement and prompting calls for deputies to disperse the crowd. In Brazil Indiana a 300 miner crowd on the Big Four halted freight, conducting box car inspections and seizing a car marked perishable freight. Tie mines forced entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyford
Chicago and Eastern Wharf Railroad
Haker
United States
Indianapolis
Vigo County
Kentucky
Chicago
Clinton
Turbulent News Briefs Across Cities and Courts
Disjointed items report divorces in progress the Four Courts in St Louis decaying robberies in Harmon Nebraska and a Brooklyn warehouse owner dead. Deaths suicides marriages shootings court rulings strikes mine incidents and government actions across multiple states and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zella Nicolaus
Aid
Four Courts
St. Louis
G. A. Ragan
Harmon
Neb
Boward D. Bartiert
Brooklyn
Mas
Florence Foral
Cleveland
Buffalo
Washington
Shaw
Misa Thorsea Danson
Wapakoneta
O. Robuert Dixey
William Harvey
Lanier
Wyo
Coxeteringavis County
Coxesites
California
Albuqquerque
Grand Court
The
United Commercial Travelers of America
Arkansas
Agiacora
Chamber of Comimerce
Charles O'Neill
St. Lomas
James Parrott
Louisvilla
Supreme Court of Amacsoia
Kangiey
T. de Sauss
Kosa
Paris
Tenover
Calo
Otfaws
Bel Mills
Owensboro
Kentucky
Eriuge Ars
W. P. Siaw
Cnia Shaver
Sioux City
Striking miners gain support as coal train is sidetracked
Clinton and Tryford reports note United Mine Workers leaders urging strikers to release captured coal cars. Farmers supply free farm products while New Kentucky Coal Company keeps its store open for credit. No court action yet in Indianapolis. locals doubt Governor Matthews will send militia.
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Clinton
Tnii
National
McBride
United Mint
Tryford
New Kentucky Coat Company
New Kentucky Company
United States
Indianapolis
Balava
Matthews
Extermination War Declared by Coal Operators
Coal operators representing Clearfield Beech Creek and Broad Top vow to restart mines at full cost after Gov Pattison arbitration plan. Miners parade in Gettysburg and Philadelphia blocking work with banners and threats while operators meet in Philadelphia declaring a war of extermination.
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Clearfield
Philadelphia
Scents Par
New York
Ohio River
Gseeda
Philippnburg
Miners threaten violence at colored workers in Iowa pit
Four hundred striking miners gather near Muchakinock Iowa and threaten to buy out or shoot colored miners at work. Fifty deputies swear in by Sheriff Price as tension rises. Gener al Jackson notified. militia aware. Armed men refuse to quit. fear for peace grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muchakinock
Nofishaft
Muuchakinock
Iowa
Price
Jackson
Federal Troops Ordered Out to Suppress Mine Trouble
An order from the Secretary of War directs three companies of troops to move from Fort Leavenworth to McAlester Oklahoma to restore order at a coal mine dispute. Lieutenant Colonel Andrews will command the force, with a major in attendance, as troops depart on a special train.
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Patleta
Minenk
Jiness
Hoia Henry
Cavleman
Dilinwis Central
Culver
1. N.G
Wistarr
Springheld
Gar
Aleld
Wennona
Marshall County
Rendinea
Col
Venona
Alison d
Pana
Centralia
Minonk
la Salle
Leavenworth, Nan
Secretary of War
Fort Leavenworth
McAlester
J. T
Otthers
Andrews
Hostages Saved at Mine Amid Strike Tensions
Colorado Springs and nearby figures report hostages freed as Sheriff Bowers aided miners Hissell Maron and Todd in a deal to save lives. Fireman Charigs Rotinsap and miner Jack Gohue were affected by a blast at Strong Mine during a strike action. a meeting of fifteen coal operators was set to decide a plan pending strike resolution.
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Colorado
Fibieburg
Wways
Maan
Flood Ravages Vancouver Region Destruction Far Reaches Inland
Terrible flooding sweeps Fraser Valley and Vancouver region leaving thousands homeless and property losses estimated in the millions. Rivers rise dramatically as steamers carry evacuees and rescue crews race to aid affected towns across British Columbia and neighboring areas.
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Frazer
Vancouver
Westminster
Straits of
San Juan de Fuca
Puget Sound
New Westminster
Salmon River
Canadian Pacific
Spokane
Wash
Coneconully
Haver
Rothing
Portland
Ore
Upper Columbia
Union Panifio
Condition of the crops across states signals mixed winter impact
Farmers' Review reports from twelve states on wheat oats and corn showing varied frost and cold damage. Outlooks range from favorable in Indiana and Wisconsin to very poor in Nebraska and Michigan with droughts pests and winds limiting growth. Some crops recover while others face potential light to moderate yields depending on region and ongoing weather.
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Lodinna
Obiv
Mlehigia
Sivin
Aliagsonti
Iesta
Faw
Kansas
Drouth
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
Dakota
laUhig
le Ales
Michigan
Drugth
Iba
Antira Tallare
Lethaska
Ofhars
Dub Meisters
Ile Frest
Ees
Asia
Nebras
Train Disaster Kills Six in Wisconsin Collision
A Milwaukee bound Wisconsin Central southbound train derailed after a defective switch near Matinville. Six killed and many injured as wreckage and cars burned in a massive blaze. Firefighters and survivors describe chaotic scenes and a rapid rescue effort.
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Wisconsin Central Railroad
Marshfeld
Wisconsin
Higelow
Japson
Stevens
Point
Wis
Ossel Oliver
Hewsboy
Stevens Point
Gebhardt
Geohgt
Firamao
Bleee Huppano
Tames
vnal _ Bosscat
Wintras
Milwaukee
Mie Joux
Butte
Mont
Gavin
Abbott
Ford
Sitis
Matinville
Tand Seekern Excorsion to Southern States
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad offers round trip excursion fares to Alabama Georgia North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Louisiana Kentucky Mississippi and Florida. Wreckers return by June 5 and soliciters allowed on going trip. Apply Cuey Ticket Clinic 230 Clark St or Charles Stone General Passenger and Ticket Agent Elliott Bailing 455 LearLorn St Chicago.
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Chicago and Eastern Tlinois Railroad
Alahama
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Louisiana
Kentucky
Florida
Cuey
Clark Street
Charles 1
Stone
Anl
Eilaworth Bailing
LearLorn Street
Chieara
Unclear Brittany Customs Protect Against Pirates
A traveler describes a peculiar Breton defense from piracy a hanging cupboard style hotstead with shelves and a wire sieve for hiding money and valuables. He notes families slept with security and many pieces remain in old Brittany houses prized by curiosity seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brittany
Lowe
Prittany
Unclear text fragment from Chieaca Herald Proevette
The readable lines reference gamblers and a character named Vivenko who avoids sleep on feather beds. A critic calls a poor counselor ignorant of law and questions a master’s ability to teach warning. The fragment reads as a disjointed opinion piece with no clear event.
Deliberations in Senate and House on Tariffs and Proceedings
Senate and House discussions cover tariff measures for Maine lumber, executive sessions, land laws, and currency debates. Key figures Hale, Frye, West, Walsh, and Mitch ell highlighted, with bills on homestead land proofs extended and a District of Columbia matter. House adjourned after routine business and a letter from Louis Kossuth’s sons was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
Hale
Fryespolia
Maine
West
Walsh
Georgia
Perkins
California
Sed Mitchell
Dolph
Oregon
Woistrict
Columbia Businegs
Wikisab
Hawaii
Johnson
Black
House
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Mills
Sanatorc Turple
Llanets
Jigusa
Walker
Mehaudin
Wheeler
Vintage Pharmacy Classifications and Remedies List
An old catalog outlines medicine categories and examples. It covers sleeping agents like sopentrics and narcotics such as opium, laxatives such as manna, antimonial wines, stimulants, and purgatives, plus tonics and diaphoretics, detailing their general uses.
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Filmals
Volicy
Indiana
Yerhaw
Wak
Indian Territory
Far West
Fraser Valley
Boulder
Colo
Ouldat Creek
St. Vrain
Springdale
Jamestown
Fiie
Clear Creek
Healder Creek
St Vrain’s
Stoci
Carrie
Manitou
Wiliams Canyon
Almeral Water Park
Pavilion
Palmer Lake
Lolo
Lie Canyon
Cehance
Denver
Puebla
Cole
Puebio
Char Creek
Joe Cleer
Idaho Springs
Brazil
Jumbo" Cantwell
Commonwealers
Tier Spokana Wash
W. Throckmorton
Arcana
Maskant
Annetts
Admiral DA Gama
Murspa
Death IN the
Wisconsin Central
Horn
Z Oglock
Hubbard
Gephardt and
Russell
Bigelow
Iver Howard Morrig
Sidney Hirdeh
Branwond
Whitcomb
Hirech
Mi Berbh
Pune
Chieaca Herald
Vivenko
House of Representatives
Aguas
Renate Uli
Paris Triinipal
Su Behrj
Tigusa
BIW
Hrostus
Vennay
Vauis
Treafus
Henderson
Panfox
Ebots Banka
reYenna
Ata
Seerign
Benatar
Fee
Wilk
Sugar Trust
Wale
Gray
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