Coxey Stormbound and Army Readmission Clash
Unofficial court martial of Cyclone Kirkland Jasper Johnson and Wearyler leads to permanent readmission denial after museum exposure. Coxey halts march at Mountain View park due to storm while planning a new commonweal. tolls paid near Brownsville. 5,000 visitors view entry in nearby town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ctxioxtowy
Coxey
Mountain View Park
Kirkland
Jasper Johnson
Weary Iler
Pittsburg
Johnson
Secial
Carl Browne
Cyclone Kirkland
Brownsville
Wrightsville
Seeright
Fires wreak havoc across cities with multi‑million losses
A string of urban fires causes extensive damage: Hotel Belvidere Montrose Colorado losses reach 50,000 with 22,000 insured. Philadelphia Distilling plant at Eddie destroyed. a lumber yard and gasworks in Austin damaged, gas supply cut for weeks. Baxter Mansfield Ohio plant destroyed. steel ward at Benwood nearly razed with 20,000 insured loss. Holt & Bugbee yard and buildings in Cambridge burn for 170,000 with 111,900 insured. Tichnor Jacobi building in Rochester and stock losses totaling 75,000 insured. Rothschild Baum Stern stock losses 150,000 insured. Black & Meyer stock loss 75,000 partly insured. W Work livery stable destroyed, twenty five horses killed. Vory carpenter shop and tools lost. residence saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvidere
Montrose
Colo
Philadelphia Distilling Company
Eddie
Austin
Baxter Mansfield
Wardigan
Steel and Iron Company
Benwood
W. Va
Holt & Bugbee
East Cambridge
Cambridge
Mass
Tichnor & Jacobi
St. Paul and Andrews Streets
Rochester
N. Y
Rothschild, Baum & Stern
Black & Meyer
Arte Loree Costa
Vory
Uniontown coke strike seen as broken and fading
April 7 report from Uniontown Pennsylvania states the coke strike’s backbone is broken as authorities quell unrest in Fayette and Westmoreland counties. Many strikers are jailed and violence subsides, with works in the south resuming under English-speaking labor and northern plants in full operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Fayette
Westmoreland
Davia
Scottdale
McSloy
Davis
Darby
Campbell
Paddock
Coke Field
Campas
Connellsville
Julius Delatroy
Building and Loan Association
Coke
Hungary
Fireworks Factory Blast Kills Ten in Petersburg
Ten men died and about ten more injured when powder and firework factory blast at Romaine Bros. in Petersburg, Virginia. The list of dead includes Charles N. e, James T. Tosh, John B. Bland, Roland, William Taylor, Edward Taylor, James Bryant, Jacy Livesay, James W. Parks, and Thomas Woodford colored. Wounded include Edward Fairley, A. W. ve, William Parker, Charles Wells, Charles Short, Walter Nunnally, Estith Beasley, Samuel E. Drury colored, and Charles Emory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Romaine Bros
Charles N. E
James T. Tosh
John B. Bland
Ro Roland
William Taylor
Edward Taylor
James Bryant
Jacy Livesay
James W. Parks
Omas Woodford
Edward Fairley
A. W. Ve
William Parker
Charles Wells
Charles Short
Walter Nunnally
Estith Beasley
Samuel E. Drury
Charles Emory
Markets report from Pirresynra and Cinciupari with farm goods
Market notes show butter cheese eggs poultry and grains with prices. cattle hogs sheep and lambs trade patterns across Pirresynra April 16, and Cinciupari April 10 New Years data for wheat corn oats and livestock prices include no 1 red wheat 61 62 cents no 2 yellow corn 44 45 cents and hogs to 5 5 50 per 100 pounds plus regional shifts in demand and supply
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Creamery
Ohio
New York
Limburger
Wisconsin
East Linerary
Cinciupari
Northern
Milwaukee
Deadly Milwaukee theater fire claims many firefighters
Milwaukee April 10 A devastating blaze at the Davidson theater killed several firefighters and injured many others. Fireboat captain Archie Campbell and assistant chief August Janssen are among the dead, with numerous crews trapped as roof collapse roared through the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwauker
Davidson
Milwaukee
Archie Campbell
Foley
Ollie Reis
No. 2
Fred Koschmider
August Janssen
Fire Department
Janssen
Police
Thomas Morgan
George Janssen
Frank McGuick
James Freeman
Frank Winne
Charlies Schunk
Chemical No. 2
John Yeo
John Farrell
Frank Schroeder
Fred Mauler
Patrick Linehan
Lieutenant Curran
John Crowley
August Janasen
Treasurer's Sale Public Notice in Indiana County
Public notice announces a tax arrears sale of seated and unseated lands in Indiana county under the Act of Assembly. The sale at Indiana Pa Treasurer's Office is set for Monday June 11 794 at 1 pm with taxes interest and costs. Listings include numerous parcels with buyers or heirs named such as J M Guthrie H Fritz Edith Anthony Esther A Brown Peter Howard Archie Fowler Mary Burk Archie W Coy and W S Harris among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Act of Assembly
Indiana County
Treasurer's Office
Indiana
E. A. Irwin
B. F. Pitts
Harry Clark
Whitehead
Robert McKeage
H. Patchin
John W. Clark
Pine
Esther A. Brown
Matthew Cassiday
Peter Howard
James L. Lewis
S& L
Mary Burk
Nancy Boring
Burke Creswell
Thomas Creswell
Archie Fowler
Mary A. Garner
Daniel Hill
Christian Kellar
Samuel Shultz
Archie W. Coy
Charles Sell
Matilda Fisher
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Coxey Stormbound
Wearyer
Dewan
Coxeyites
Capex
U. T
Southern Pacific Railroad
Ogden
San Francisco
Washington
Oakland
Corey
Dexvre
Grand Junction
W. P. Clark
Second Infantry
Maning Coxey
Williamsport
Muivving
N. J
Thomas
Whitall, Tatum & Co
President Smith
American Flint Glass Workers’ Union
Bohemian Glass Workers’ Committee
Heng
Newport
Ark
J. L. Wyrick
Thomas Brady
Albert Mansker
W. P. McNally
Olyphant
Galf
The
Belgic
Barkentine Cafe
Aca
North China
T. Radney
Labor
Wicutra
Kan
Rock Island
Pond Creek
Jake Harmon
Wells Fargo Express
Round Pond
Chicago
Michigan
A. W. Fuller
McCormick
Irwin
Ance
J.M. Guthrie
H. Fritz
J. M Guthrie
J. Stitt
M. Guthrie
A. P. Brad
J. M. Guthrie
Thos. D. Dixon
Z. M. Guthrie
J. Dixon
J. A Guthrie
Oh Flickenger
James Dunecan
John Mack
Edith Anthony
Snyder
Robert W. Fulton
W. R. Black
Guthrie
Sutton
Burns
Mary & Belle O'Neal
Emanuel Grymibiing
Jtamea Knalthy
Smicksby H & L Matthew Cass
F. Fulton
Milton Beaty
Caroline Henderso
Andrew Stuchell
W. Fleming
West Wheatfield
William Maher
James W. Ackerson
U.S
Tate
Garrett Smith
Golf Heirs
G. D. Duncan
Peter Johnston
Bae Pdbee
HH. Huston & Bro
Seeeseeese
KE. Goodwell
Thomas A. Johnston
M. Litser
Orr
Eetigeieecin
Samuel
Nesbitt
Name
Armstrong
R. D. Robinson
Martin Huger
Paneneat Cecenesees
Blairsville
Lotte Ripple
Ry Henry Robinson
Henry T. Wynn
Blacklick
H& J. Wm
Swanger
Eeeeeemenenee Burrell
T. P. Simpson & He
Ted, Mra. McGinnty
Robertson
Levi Hildebrand
T. P. Simpeon
Los
Pitts, Sutton & Ciohn Ra
John H. Rocheste
H&l Hc
Rochester & Wat li H&l
EL. B. Camp & Son
A. Conner
Johnston
John Marks
H & LA
McCracken
Sas Peree
Lota A.S. Paul
Cal Smyers
Mary Winsinger
M . J. Cameron
Lot J.P. Elkin
M. E. Church
Nesses
Gawin Adams
Jacob Bair
Joseph Collins
John Heiner
Lawrentz
Joseph Nicholan
R.A. Freet
W.S. Morgan
James Gromley
James M. Thomas
One. Corp
Cuticamn
Smighsburg
Weacot
Of—L
W. M. Cunningham
Philadelphia
Second Streets
West Indiana
Choice Family Groceries
J. A. Johnston
First Sts
West
S. J. Telford
Iexecurtor's Notice
Miller Ie
James Fast Eee
John T. Stuchul
Indiana County, S
Elliott Ferguson
C Mack
Shasta Sack
Ied Eel Sos
Beast
Philadelphia Street
Genten
Bent En Xy
Rie i. Oy
G. F. da OU K
Harnem
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