Dalton Gang Robbers Captured After 19 Hour Fight
The Dalton brothers and gang that robbed the Santa Fe passenger train at Wharton st gun were captured Friday in the Sac and Fox reservation 60 miles east of Oklahoma City after a nineteen hour pursuit by U S Deputy Marshals aided by a Fifth Cavalry detachment. One Dalton was killed and one soldier wounded. the rest were captured.
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Labor unrest and strikes ripple through steel and mining
The Cambria Iron Company cuts wages while Jeannette eyes a 16000 dollar hotel project. Shenango Valley furnaces resume? Irwin miners receive 15893.55 in strike benefits. Punxsutawney Glass Works shut. Steubenville labor parade planned. London carpenters locked out amid broad coal and steel disputes. Illinois and Indiana mines resume as contracts hold. Convicts die in Alabama shaft blast. immigration rises. several fatal accidents and fires pepper the news.
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Missionary Union plan moved to Philadelphia meeting
Cincinnati May 27 reports from committees on Africa and Japan. Africa noted difficulty securing colonel missionaries and welcome in Africa while Japan mission speaker Rev W Taylor said Japan for the Japanese. Finance reported 525.20 dollars raised with 61,591 debt and 11,892 in donations above last year. 5,599 above previous years. Recommendation to raise 600,000 dollars next year excluding legacies. After addresses the union adjourned.
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Shilton Rescues Three From Whirlpool
Mrs Mary Shilton of Lincoln county saved three lives during a boating accident near Ceredo West Virginia on May 27. While four friends capsized, she swam to shore with a man, pulled a sinking companion to safety, and later rescued a second man clinging to the boat.
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Keystone State Cullings From McKeesport to Greensburg
A condensed report from across Pennsylvania detailing a carpenter’s death in McKeesport after illness, fires at Miss Lemon’s near Kecksburg and a Greensburg residence, a bridge collapse at Tyrone during a circus parade injuring several, and a Latrobe mill fire. Also cited are blunt financial notes on state losses linked to Philadelphia liabilities, railroad sales in Meadville, a wall of calamities from Westmoreland to Potter County, and a rash of legislative actions in Harrisburg including tax, education, and ballot reform bills.
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A Dangerous Tay and Local News Highlights
In Bordentown New Jersey Annie Atkinson, nine years old, nearly died from clothing catching fire after a cellulose ball exploded near a kitchen range. Meanwhile, speculation swirls over large losses tied to bank failures, and local politics see Pattison named jury commissioner with delegates chosen. Typhoid fears rise in Lancaster as a contaminated well is shut down. Huntington area marauders threaten farms. Charles Parker dies at Frick's Redstone works. A deadly mistake closes this roundup.
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All About a Woman Four Men Fatally Wounded in Conflict
In Calera Alabama on May 25 Sam Ingram and Joe Allen, leading farmers, fired on each other in the road. Allen was joined by his brother Bob and Ingram by his father and two brothers. A knife and pistol battle left Fred Ingram, Henry Alexander, Joe Allen, and Bob Allen dead. The dispute arose from intimacy between Sam Ingram and Joe Allen's wife.
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U. S. Leads Mexican Imports Rising Fast
Washington May 27 Minister Ryan reports to the state department that more than half of Mexico's 22 million dollars imports come from the United States. Over 11 million dollars are on the free list. U S imports rise by 3.5 million dollars yearly while others show no growth.
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Fatal crash in La Trobe injures youths
Latrobe Pa May 24 Richard Fouks a Lock Haven miner aged 25 driving with Miss Mollie McNally 16 and Bella McCreary 14 both of Latrobe were run over by a road at Jefferson street crossing around eight o’clock in the evening Fosika was in-
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Fiendish Kentucky crime leads to swift executions
In Sandy Hook Elliott County Kentucky Miss Maud Fleenor a young school teacher was forced into captivity by the Wilcox brothers after refusing marriage. She died after being kept chained in a cabin. The brothers were captured and shot.
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