Fear Labor Riots After Ashland Police Sworn In
In Ashland Wisconsin May 8 labor matters grew tense as Mayor Hubbell sworn in 21 special policemen allied with George King a boats trimmer. Union members gathered at Bar City then marched to Hubbell's home seeking harm but couldn't find him. A brief melee ensued with the special officers, several arrests made and more trouble anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Wis
Hubbells
Charle King
General Boats
Smal
Bar City
Hubbell
Aew
Destructive cyclone hits Chickasaw nation in Texas
A powerful cyclone swept Gainesville Texas damaging many structures. It destroyed at least 100 houses, including the Humphrey home where J C Humphrey and his family of six were injured. Mrs Humphrey suffered a crushed skull and a broken arm. Frank, the 10 year old, was bruised with likely fatal consequences. Fences collapsed for miles and livestock harmed.
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Gainesville
Tex
J. C. Humphrey
Loss of schooner Pioneer off Lower California coast
San Francisco reports from Guayamas Mexico the schooner Pioneer owned by Simpson Lumber of the city was lost on the eastern coast of Lower California. The Pioneer carried lumber from Puget Sound for San Marco Island. The fate of the crew is unknown here.
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San Francisco
Guayamas
Mexico
Pioneer
Simpson Lumber Company
Lower California
Puget Sound
San Marco I Sland
Newspaper sale in Beattle reported to involve Grant
Beattle Washington May 9 It is reported with good authority that The Intelligencer has been sold by L S Hunt to Frederick J Grant, late ambassador to Bolivia, and the present editor George H Heilbren, manager of the Guarantee Loan and Trust Company, who edited the paper during Grants absence at his mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattle
Wash
Ost Intelligencer
L. S
Hunt
Frederick J. Grant
Aminister
Bolivia
George H. Heilbren
Guarantee Loan and Trust Company
Grant
Man Slain Wife Then Kills Self in Plightful Room Scene
St Louis on May 9 reports that William E Wolott, who killed his divorced wife Julia Gilson of Sebovar, was found dead in the same room where he cut her throat. Police had been searching the pasts and believe he returned to the scene to end his life, dying by his own hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
William E. Wolott
Sire
Julia Gilson
Sebovar
Earthquake Felt Across Artexs and Atlanta District
A severe shock was felt in Artexs and the Atlanta district with steamer passengers reporting noticeable tremors across the straits, strong enough to shake fortifications at Chalcis. No injuries reported.
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Artexs
Atlanta
Straits
Ggart
Chalcis
Loco engineers accept 78 percent wage cut
Mostize May 8 reports Mobile and Ohio locomotive engineers have agreed to a 78 percent wage cut. The reduction takes effect today and remains in force through December after which wages will be restored for the following months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile and
Ohio Locommotive
Receiver sought for North and South Building and Loan
May 9 in Curiaco a petition asks for the receiver of the North and South Building and Loan association of Chicago with Norman S. Wood as resident. The filing alleges insolvency showing liabilities 108000 and assets 76000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
North and South Building and Loan Association of Chicago
Norman S. Wood
Lebaudy Drops Forgery Suit in Paris Case
Paris May 9 M Max Lebaudy withdraws his forgery suit against Ellis de Talleyrand-Perigord son of Princess de Sagan. It is added that all losses sustained by Lebaudy have been reimbursed to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Max Lebaudy
Ellis de Talleyrand-Perigord
Princess de Sagan
M. Lebaudy
Chicago resident Harper linked to school board vacancy
Curiaco dated May 9 reports Mayor Hopkins will nominate Chicago resident Harper to fill a vacancy on the school board. Harper has indicated he will accept if selected.
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Curiaco
Hopkins
Harper
Chicago
Markets Report From Pittsburgh and Nearby Crews
The page lists commodity prices across markets including butter creamery items at 1930s rates, eggs from Pennsylvania and Southern sources, assorted cheeses like Ohio finest and limburger, and poultry prices for live and dressed birds. It also shows grain quotes for wheat corn and oats, plus cattle hogs and sheep with receipts and price ranges. Prime cattle prices and hog market steady with various classes listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Mey & Butter
Eigin Creamery
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Limburger
New
Wisconsin
Old Ohio
East Lipcarr
Bent Shirase
Sheriff Sale Notices From Indiana County 1894
Public sale day set for June 1 1894 at 2 PM at Indiana Court House. Multiple tracts in Mechanicsburg Burrell Young and other townships, with farms, residences, and stores, seized under various executions including John Truby C. Rugh and William Degarmin claims. Potential buyers warned to provide at least 100 dollars down when bid lands are knocked down and settle remaining balance by the first week of June court.
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Court of Common Pleas
Indiana County
Court House
Indiana
William Truby
Towit
Mechanicsburg
Main Street
Church Street
Clark Street
John Trudy
Douglass
C. Rugh
Farmers’ Bank of Indiana, Pa
J. C. Martin Axyp
John Stoneback
Burrell Township
Indiana Branch
Lyman Lawrence
Blacklick Creek
A.S. Pattison
Aultman
John D. Patton
Blair
Young Township
Isaac Howard
Steward Herold
William Bell
George Yaney
Indiana Borough
Barto Berringer
D. N. Daugherty
Third Street
Third
W. M. Cunningham
Smith
Washington Township
William Kelly
John Stewart
Armstrong
Wm. Kelley
Plumcreek
Armstrong County
Willett
Jacksonville
H. B. McIntire
E. Ferguson
John Rough
J.C. Stuchell
Philadelphia
Aliso
L. Carnahan
George Snyder
H. P. Lewis
Bridget M. McAvoy
Thomas Lowman
Willian, Degarmin, Vend
D. G. Murray
Blairsville
Campbell Street
East Lane
Seegan Alley
Bisksville
Lew
Maple Avenue
C. F. Murray
Admr
William A. Murray
Dee d
Wiggins
Aml
James M. Beer
J. M. Guthrie
Center Township
Philip Hendrickson
Jobas
Mikesell
Peter Bowman
Nelson O'Neil
Mary E. O'Neil
Mary F. O'Neil
Pine Township
Bernard McCaffrey
Ephraim Omer
Ellen Williams
Stewart
Jacob Bowers
M. M. Marks
Indiana Co
Stephen Griffith
Geo. Stiffey
Harrison Bowers
Hadden Martin
George Steffey
Isaac Steffey
Win. Steffy
John Bowers
Harrizon Bowers
Orphans’ Court
Joseph P. Miller
Philip McCaffrey
Mand Andrew
Crisswell
David B. Bonner
Patterson
Sam's Clawson
Nancy Wike
John McGuire
Farmer’ Bank
Indiana Pa
A. B. Lyda
Hannah Marb
J.G. Huston
S. M. Huston
S. W. Huston
Green Township
Matilda Jamison
O. G. Olp
8. M. Huston
A. B. Lydick
J. G. Huston
White Township
CG. Crouscope
George Stadtmiller
D. W. Ferguson
Brush Valley Township
James Peddicord
Mary McLaughlin
James Jamison
John McNutt
Indiana County Deposit Bank
3. M. Huston
G. Crouscope
Brushvalley Township
Banks
Bell’s Gap
Summit Posto
Old Road
Wm. P. North
Isaac Groft
Joseph Nickle
Brughvalley Township
Mary Melaughilin
Helen S. Sutton
Benjamin McAfros
John Earhart
West Penn Railroad
C.C. Waugaman
Conemaugh Township
Eldersridge Road
Blacklegs Creek
T. §. Pierce
Leech Heirs
Eva Trimble
Fisher
Samuel Waddle
Sloan
Borough of
Smicksburg
J Webster Stiteler
WS Dilts
Kittanning Street
Leven
Elkin
EH Fstear
C E Stear
J K Lowe
Elizabeth Elkin
Kittamining Street
Clarion Street
Hugh N. Williams
Saltsburg
Thos Watson
Water Street
James Rodgers
Valentine Blank
T. N. Lockard
Cookport
Thos Cook
George Edminston
J E Miller
Purchaer
D.C. Mack
Sheriff's Office
Loughbys Offers High Art Portfolio Coupon Deal
A local ad promises a chance to collect a portfolio of 16 high art pictures with explanations for every $2.50 purchase. Twenty purchases at $2.50 each unlock the full set, totaling 320 dollars, and interested customers are urged to ask for a coupon.
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Ashland, Wis
Fred Grant
Amether
Greece
Tul
Sheriff’s Sales
John Bell
B. Sweeney
W. H. Repine
Rosanna Gibson
Christ Wire
Joseph Lyn DA
Cuticura
Porter Dave and Chem
Bole
Cuthurs
C. S. Apple
Optician
Hall Building
James H. Peterman
Chambersville
Loughby’s
Our Ladies’ and Gents’ Shoe Store
W.R. Loughry & Co
W. M. Cunninghalli
Second Streets
West
Noah Adler
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