Leadville Mines Attack by Lockout Miners Ends in Fires and Deaths
LeadvilleCol Sept 21 A violent miners strike escalated as Coronado and nearby mines were attacked with dynamite and rifles at 1 am. Fire spread to several buildings as militia and fire crews aided attempts to extinguish blazes. Two killed and multiple injured as confrontations and rumors of further fatalities shook the town. The governor ordered state militia to Leadville to restore order.
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Coronado
Emmett
Nistt
Mier
James ‘Bengon
Carbonate Hill
Matally
Jerry Queefe
Higgins
Iranke Pelle
Marlin Scott
John Masoley
Mumett
Coronailo
Tawi
Citimens
Winmett
Marian
Jerry O'Keefe
Fire Department
Dignvier
C. P
Newman
Melintyre
Oharte
Denver City
Denver
Beguin Massacres Reported in Armenian District
The porte received a report that 650 persons were killed in disturbances at Beguin in the Diahekir district of Armenia. Khurds attacked the Armenian quarter, looted and burned houses, and killed many inhabitants. Some Armenians fled to the mountains. immunity bought by Peuin in 1684. further massacres feared in other Anatolian districts.
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Porte
Peuin
Thorugh
Anatolia
Fitzsimmons Arrested on Prize Fight Charge in New York
Fitzsimmons was arrested at the Bartholomau Hotel by Director Sergeant McNaught and taken to police headquarters on a misdemeanor warrant for arranging a prize fight. An indictment was presented by the grand jury. Detective McNaught prepared to arraign him. Carbett is not yet arrested.
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New Yorw
Fitzsimmons
Bartholdi Hotel
McNaught
Eds
Srand Jiury
McNavieht
Attorne
Carbett
Local officials report unpaid salaries and court cases span city
Jaccot Dus briefly serves as clerk in the assessment bureau. Hauehville schools reopen with unpaid teachers’ salaries. Dr. A W Collins recovers at home in New Albany. Mason McFarren denied church membership. OC M Layne jailed for drunkenness after a prior $40 loss claim. John Meaney fined and sent to workhouse after assault. Common council eyed budget ordinance and street name changes. Patrolman Hart disperses a group at a local home. all fined and Abbott charged for association with the women.
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Jaccot Dus
Hauehville
A. W. Collins
New Albany
South Calvary Church
Mason McFarren
OC. M. Layne
Christian-ave
Cox
Smith Pane
Bud Smith
Pane
John Meaney
Emma Williams
Meaney
Common Council
Ascaug Hart
Mollie Franklin
Virgie Barrington
Ella Rounds
Isaac Abbott
Franklin
Rhode Island St
Hart
Addi
Abbott
Coffin Surrenders to Begin Eight Year Prison Term
Francis Coffin, once a convicted bank wrecker, surrendered to federal authorities in Indianapolis and was taken to the Northern Prison to serve an eight year sentence. A final farewell with his wife preceded a 7 o clock train to Michigan City as officers escorted him to begin his term.
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Indianapolis
Tie
Union Station
John Foley
Idianapolio
Mia. Collinsgolk
Uring J’raneis Coffin
Fin
Baker
Ate
Coffin
United States
Federal Building
North
Theodore P. Haughey
Bryan's rough start aids Dover speaking plan
William Jennings Bryan began a campaign day from Baltimore to Dover, facing delays and crowd greetings. He was hurried from Newark to Porters later and led to a Dover hotel for rest before an 1:30 p.m. speech at the fair grounds.
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Susquehanna River
Ryan
Iwicton
Newark
Delaware College
Bryan
Dover Epplion
Herbeck
Fortins
Jeffers
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Delaware
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Irving Tandy
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John D. Hawkins
Middletown
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J. P. Cochran
Mrr
Clayton
Bevan
Brooklyn
Maine
Capitol Hotel
Mr. Bryan
Gen. R. R. Kenney
Fair Grounds
Gov. Watson
Political Speeches Parade Across Indiana and Beyond
A dense report chronicles Democratic and Republican activity across Indiana and neighboring states. Speakers like Palmer Buckner and figures such as Governor Harrison and Weobo Gaver draw crowds in Indiana, with tours from New York to Philadelphia. The piece notes party divisions with populists and a strong Indiana oratorical talent pool, plus local incidents including a street worker assault case and a drunken arrest at the city jail.
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Union
State Central Committee
Eid
Cien
Harrison
Wiatsom B. Tauris
LW. Fairbanks
Frank Tendy
A. C. Harvis
A. J. Beveridee
Frank Pos Dames
Statesman
Jas
Podge
Chas. Tienes
Jol Duncan
Chas
Cofin
Willam AL Whelteham
Chrifin
Hiro
Growylee
Knomas
Jho F Wilson
Kares Case
John B. Cockham
Biniles Chambers
Wall Tage
Jas. Johnston
J. A. Johnson
Chas. Reeniy
Warren CG. Saver
Theo. Shockney
Daniel Waugh
Tom
Forecast for Sidianapolis and vicinity
Forecast for Sidianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending 8 am Sept 22 calls for fair weather with increasing loudness and possible showers. A Monday evening 7 pm temperature reading is noted. In a separate item, 17 year old Newman Joski faced Judge Cox in police court with a $10 fine and costs after an incident in a saloon where Edward Ramsey was struck and Ramsey struck back with a pool cue.
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Sidianapolis
Wewman Joski
Monnday
Cox
Police Court
Joski
Edward Ramsey
Ramsey
A Bad Miz-Up Slows City Hospital Construction
The Board of Works failed to award the electric wiring and plumbing contract for the new City hospital buildings. Work is at a standstill and completion is delayed beyond the planned September target. Bids were rejected as unsatisfactory and the Sept 48 date for awarding the contract looms, with an estimated two months needed to finish.
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Board of Works
City Hospital
State fair ticket prices spark complaints and losses
Complaint alleges state fair charges rose by 50 cents per foot over last year with front foot prices ranging 2.40 to 3.50 depending on location. Despite higher fees the fair faced poor attendance and revenue losses near six thousand dollars, while prizes and concessions are noted as fully paid.
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Kennedy
State Board of Agriculture
Thacher backs Bryan for governor in free silver stance
Albany dispatch reports John Boyd Thacher the Democratic nominee for governor announces support for Bryan and Sewall on a free silver platform. He states his unchanged financial views, cites party unity, and explains acceptance of the nomination amid national currency debates.
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John Boyd Thacher
Chicago
Tre Tinited
Billies
Rate
Ile Democratic Party
Furn
Democratic Party
William Jennings Bryan
Arthur Sewalk
Buffalo
Wealthy Crestline youth in city jail on pocket-picking charge
Harl Newman son of a wealthy Crestline family is jailed on a charge of fortering after a man’s watch was stolen in a market crowd. Police say Newman denied the theft and claimed no knowledge of his companion who fled. Patrolman Jordan identifies the Crestline background and notes the family wealth and a troubled mother. Judge Cox remands him to the jail until word comes from his father.
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Harl Newman
Newman
Jordan
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