Military clash at Dunnville pits miners against troops
A pitched battle near Dunnville Colorado involved a Union mining camp ground siege. Reports say 230 miners formed a camp in the hills while 21 troops and deputies faced them firing from vantage points. After skirmishing the force moved back to Victor with fourteen captives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duuu‘ville
Colo
Victor
John Carley
Bell
Bille
Dunnville
Offeere
Gen. Bell
Gell
Chea
Dronaville
Pepe
Martial Law Declared in Golorads Gul Camp
Martial law imposed in Cripple Creek district after Acting Governor Hargott issued a proclamation. Gen. Bell arrives at Victor with troops to pursue Friediey and three companions who hid in a cabin near Victor. Camp conditions reported quiet as Tell takes command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golorads Gul
Friediey
Hoxie
Vietor
Colo
Bell
Cripple Creek
Hargott
Anji
Victor
Tell
Train Held Up Near Pari chute Colorado by Masked Bandits
A Denver and Rio Grande passenger train bound for Denver was stopped by three masked men three miles west of Parachute Colorado between Grant Junction and Cleanu Bettie. They seized a sealed log with specie from the express car, dynamited the car, but left before gathering items. The robbers fled into the mountains as two posses pursue the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Rio
Coolorado
Man Killed and Worker Fatally Injured at Cyney Island
Frank J. O Connor was killed and Harry Scott probably fatally injured at Cyney Island New York when a trolley car started while workers were beneath it after completing repairs. A starting signal was given unexpectedly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. O'Connor
Harry Scott
Cyney Island
N.Y
Sioux City Stock Market Brief
Sioux City notes a brief stock market update with sparse data including a Tarkett exchange item and a listed figure. The fragment mentions AGW ATL in connection with prices or trades and reflects a terse local market column tone.
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Sioux City
Law
Yestursday
Hore
Bullfighter Bass Arrested After Fatal Matador Shootout
Edna ta quarrel over fines in St Louis ends with Carlo Bass of Breland known as the American matador shooting and killing Don Manuel Cerevera, Spain’s famed matador favored by the king. Bass taken into custody. Steamer Algea wrecked near Point Rosita, Golden Gate area, San Francisco.
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Edna Tha
St. Louis
Carlotun Bass
Breland
Aanerivan
Don Manuel Cerevera
Spain
Bass
Lig
Algea
Point Rosita
The
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Cal
Dynamite Terror Strikes Independence Mine District
Fifteen non union miners in Cripple Creek region endure a reign of terror as dynamite, riotings, and militia assaults unfold. Reports place twenty two dead and scores injured as a nurse of attacks culminates at a union hall and rail yard station. Militias arrest suspected men with officials resigning in sympathy.
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Minera
Independence
Colo
Cripple Creek
Aiden
Finder
Florence and Cripple ‘Creek
Union Hall
Adjt
Bell
Denver
Cole
Alor
Guy
Denadwood
Windle
Memorial Exercises At Arlington Civil War Grave Sites
The article describes formal memorial ceremonies held at Arlington Cemetery for Confederate veterans and soldiers, with the G A J leading the event. The Fifteenth Cavalry Band performed as speakers and attendees honored unknown Union soldiers and decorated graves with flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn Arjington
Uncera
United States
States
McKinney
Gossargé
Noutheric
Weather Collapse across Kansas Rivers and Fatal Florida Mystery
A Kansan City report notes most rivers, except Walnut and Verdigris, fell Monday as floods ease. Yet lowland evacuations near Arkansas City and Coffeyville persist. The text also records the mysterious death of Mrs. Mattie Carlisle in Jacksonville Florida with unclear cause and injuries cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Coffeyville
Union Miners Deported and Site Finds Stir Rural Area
Seven union miners linked to a plot against nonstront miners in Starkville Colorado were deported to New Mexico by military forces and ordered to return to Colorado. A dramatic farm find near Ch ion OL yielded a nine foot depth discovery, fueling excitement among local farmers and prompting mention of multiple named individuals in related notes.
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Trnton
Menoal
Starkville
Cide
New Mexico
Gut
Colorado
Rht
Mumber
Clit-ford Moore
Chion
Howl
Willer
Court Upholds Governor Habeas Corpus Request
Colorado Supreme Court reviews a writ of habeas corpus for Chas 1F Moyer president at the Western Declaration of Attorneys held as artillery prisoner at Teluarids by order of Troy Pogbody Santey Waterloo Trurt Branles Waterloo. Reported illness and skull fracture cast doubt on recovery.
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Suorene Court of Colorado
Chas
Moyer
Atiuers
Teluarids
Troy
Pogbody
Santey
Waterloo
Trurt
Branles
Chiesso
Fleicheljecordt
Mystery of cab killer case hints at eyewitness inquest
New York dispatch reports a new mystery character in the Cab Bay Young murder case. The man's identity is a police secret. he may be an eyewitness to the tragedy and could testify at the inquest. Relatives say Young feared for years and letters from a Patterson woman signaled danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cac Bay Young
Toas
Patterson
Ler Net
May Be Martial Law in Cripple Creek District
Acting Gov. Haggott’s proclamation may trigger martial law as Adj. Gen. Bell and staff head to Cripple Creek. Sheriff Beil’s appeal for troops cites insurrection amid metalliferous miners strike. Two companies of militia already in the field, with local peace officers mobilized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haggott
Denver
Colo
Adj
Sherman M. Bell
Cripple Creek
Martin Law
Authoritex
Mob Attacks in New York Jewish Settlement
In New York a mob attacked a Jewish settlement injuring many women and men. Buildings were wrecked and property destroyed as the assailants shouted antisemitic slurs. Police arrested two men as the mob dispersed. victims sought hospital care for broken bones and head injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
No Danger of Great Flood Says Weather Forecaster
Weather forecaster Edward O. from the United States Weather Bureau states there is no basis for fear of a great flood near St. Louis. He warns against rumors of imminent flooding and says predictions of any flood this summer are unfounded.
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Donia
St. Louis
Edward
Diente
United States Weather Bureau
Ogo
Fie
St. Levis
Forger J Maree Sentenced to Thirty-Five Years in Prison
J Maree convicted of forgeries valued at 8300( IKK) wrecked Highland Bank account. He received five years on each of seven counts and remains under fine. He was apprenticed as a tailor and assigned to join the European Squadron after the case. The Uliasis engagement off A To minhead Bight near Newport involved naval orders to coal and process Gibraltar to jet Admiral Parker's European squadron.
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J. Maree
Newport
Navy Department
Coal and Process of
Gibraltar
Admiral Parker
Work of Medical Students Weighs In on River Body Mystery
Developments tied to the discovery of a dismembered female body in the Tennessee River near Tinexyville Tennessee bolster police theories. Researchers from local medical schools suggest the case may hinge on forensic findings. A separate note reports a strike at major Fox Valley paper mills sidelining operations and a weather tale of a tornado in Indian Territory near Cemaaishe.
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Tennessee
Tinexyville
Enn
Revliy
Co Fe
Fox Valley
Aqmieton
Mark
Trithesiness Tragedy Near Nasnevishs Wonilied
A fragmented report describes a tragedy tied to Juha Rohit Lumhahoul Man TE and a sequence of unclear events. The text mentions a shipfire and a late afternoon incident aboard a battleship with references to Atterhiry and Sapypass Pot.
Wreck Kills Soldier as Milwaukee Train Derails Near Perry
Eastbound Milwaukee train hit a washout one mile east of Perry Iowa causing multiple car derailments. One passenger, Robert Shaffer of Milwaukee, died at 4 AM after a rail buried into his car. Over a dozen injured were treated by relief and hospital trains.
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Milwaukee
Perry
Kho G
Puollmann
Robert Shaffer
Dus Moines
Local theft charges shake Cedar Rapids area
Charles Balchur of Cedar Rapide faces big theft charges for allegedly stealing 83 000. Charles Galoher, once a Cedar Trapiix official, was arrested on infor med charges of stealing 400 from Charles Straketay Narem Terr. Authorities say Galoher plotted the crime after Birakota died and his wife suffered from smallpox. A detective had watched him for twenty days and claims a solid case.
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Charles Balchur
Cedar Rapide
Charles Galoher
Charles Straketay
Narem- Terr
Fort
Tgoleher
Creck
Birakota
Matthe
Lost and Injured Passengers After Railroad Incident
A report from Mapleton states two men lost their feet after a Northwestern passenger train derailed near Donner. The accident occurred when a man fell between a dog carriage and a sleeper, the wagon wheel cutting off both feet. Setering, a single man, underwent surgery and is expected to recover.
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Funder
Fanner
Donner
Mapleton
Fle
Enach
Elnad
Weil
Wevevinn
Tragic Fires and Fights Mark Rockwell City Deaths and Sioux City Shootings
The report notes the fatal death of Mrs. M. Hing Wing from injuries after a gasoline kerosene explosion at Rockwell City, formerly of Lake City. Also listed is Jacob Essay, age 46, wounded in a Sioux City camp shooting after a quarrel with local gang members, with a German Lutheran Hospital diagnosis. Additional items include condemnation plans near Port Des Moines for a Tewa Nation Guard site, a Dubuque woman's suicide, a fire at Rockwell City Foundry causing significant loss, and the 13th annual Town Department encampment in Mason City with Clara Bartow in attendance.
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M. Wing
Rockwell City
M. Hing
Rockwell House
Lake City
Columbia Hotel
Sioux City Strane
Bloomfield
Neb
Rom Jacob Essay
Fourth Street
Sioux Ity
German Lutheran Hospital
Sioux City
Essay
Eesy
Grand Lodge Knights Arrive in Sioux City for Meeting
Incoming trains bring Knights of the square and compass from Iowa to Sioux City for the grand lodge gathering. The event runs through Thursday next week as members tour the Garretton Hotel lobby and reconnect with old friends from the fraternity.
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Sioux City
Compasa
Afasouie
Towa
Grand Lodge
Knights of the Square End
Liavy
Garretton
Graves Pleads Guilty in Des Moines Wife Murder Case
Des Moines man Graves pleaded guilty to man slaughter after a prior murder verdict was overturned and a new trial granted. He killed his wife last February by choking her and attempted to burn the body, a crime that ended a long marriage begun in 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Hilledie
Graves
Des Moies
Shocking death by self in insane hospital
Bumery F Morris of Iowa Falls killed himself in the Independence insane hospital using shears obtained from a work basket after gaining access to ward 3. He tore his throat while the nurse restrained him, ending the troubled case of a once wealthy Har rig County farmer.
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Bumery F. Morris
Iowa Falls
Independence
Afurris
Harrig County
New York
Morris
Handy
Morrie
Mervin
Hayden Is Guilty Con Man In Murders Second Arrest
The trial of John F. Harden in Leon ended with a guilty verdict for the charge of murder. The six day proceeding was marked by tense moments as witnesses testified and threats of lynching were contained. Harden will face sentencing later.
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Murdar
John F. Harden
Leon
W. E. Uracewell
Box
Duige Miller
Empress Horiko and notable figures in early 20th century Japan
Empress Horiko born 1630 daughter of Prince Tadaka and member of a great noble family. She married the Mikado at nineteen and champions Japan's progress and women's advancement while presiding over the Red Cross Society. Also noted are Toho I Wallace's Panama Canal post and other leaders including Rev. J A Weary and General Osterhaus with European postings.
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Horiko
Japan
Parle
London
Red Cross Society of
Haruko
Armr
Toho I. Wallace
Panama Q Canal
Innoise Central Hall
Chicago
Wallace
Falls River
Mountwith University
Monmouth
Watnacn
Wey
Bret
World’s Sumiar School Convention Hits Jerusalem
The World’s Sumiar School convention sits in session within Jeru silem walls, the fourth since founding, drawing about a thousand delegates chiefly from England and the United States. The aim is to repeat a new form of crusade in the holy Sepulchre, quieter yet equally notable. Japan supplies one twelfth of the globe’s raw silk.
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Jerusilem
England
Holy Sepulchre
Tioos
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Hull
Will Tamplin
Qt Wan
Mattie Carlisle
Jacksonville
Fla
Carlisle
Bakes
Provident
Willian
Wreadles
Perthind
Henry
Waite
Lexington
Great
Wiliam ER Reeder
Ite
New Fork Police
Itv
Indian Territory
Tarnida
Cemaaishe
British Leat Sails
Patrom Fehratiar
Wales
Robert Schaffer
Burns
Cummins
Adjf
Byers
Port Des Moines
Tewa Na- Honal Guard
Ciateen
Richard Iiddy
Dubuque
Rinux City Foundry and Manufacturing Company
Severn Street
Sicuy City
AL St. Macampient
G. AL RA
Mason City Mendis Mater
Clara Bartow
Joseph Zach
Cedar Rapids
Hayden
Gerbera
Hellicuse
Gebber
Webeter City
Kehoda I
Fara Wen
Casa
Kippere
Franz @edeler
Roark Teland
Florence Friegtat
Dlapers
Linbuque
Cedar Falls
Lo Baye Gara
Charles W. Punkle
Turin
Monona
Thomas Morgan
Cotter
Centesndar Theane
Cisil
Northern Iowa
Iawn
Tisibvas Casino
J. Swett
Boons
Jamge Adrion Weary
Philadelphia
Presbyterian General
Duffalo
Princeton Presbyterian Church
Symmew
Fienry
First Presbyterian Church
Cranburr
J. A. Weary
Princeton Theological Smemary
Princeton University
Princeton Theological Seminary
Europe
Joseph Osterhin
Getersi- Osterhaua
Les
Lyons
Mannheim
Germany
Monterer
Osterhans
Mitt Siger
Bonn
Switzerland
Gsteritaus
Empress Wanvyo
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