World News In Brief From Across The Globe
Cholera rages in China insurrection in Corea grows. Yale to tour England to face Oxford. Ladas wins English Derby for $25,000 stake. Portland riverfront loss $1,000. World’s Fair searchlight in New York. Coxeyites jailed in Boise. Pekin coal mine battle fatalities two. Oregon floods delay governor race returns. Silver commission failed to decide. Coal strike arbitration urged Mississippi valley governors. Sun Dance banned in Great Falls. Sioux City judiciary shares seats. Prohibition Park temperance congress ends. Bank of England gold inflow continues. Columbia river floods disrupt Portland. Indiana militia called for coal strike protection. Santa Fe seeks federal aid against miners.
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China
Corea
American Medical Association
San Francisco
Lord Roseberry
Ladas
Portland
Oregon
Yale
England
Oxford
Breckinridge
Frankfort
Cleveland
San Salvador
Silver Commission
Mississippi Valley
Richards
Montana
Great Falls
Sioux City
United States
Boise
Pekin
Illinois
Prohibition Park
New York
National Capital Bank Tax Bill Defeated In 102 to 172 Vote
The Brawley state bank tax bill was defeated by 102 to 172. Northern Democrats gave scant support. eight northern Democrats backed the bill. Analysis shows opposition to state bank currency remains strong beyond party lines. Aldrich says Senate sessions may run late with Republicans likely to help maintain a quorum. A correspondent notes Breckinridge’s re nomination loss ties to anti silver stance and loyalty to the administration.
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Brawley
Aldrich
Senate
Breckinridge
Arkansas
Soldering Stick for Ineme Promises Safer Electric Joints
A new soldering stick provides a cleaner method for repairing electric joints. When heated, the stick melts and spreads to form a bright surface, allowing solder to adhere readily. It avoids liquid acids that drip, wastes less, and does not damage wire insulation it is a six inch long one inch diameter waxlike flux stick.
Floods disrupt Western rail lines across Colorado regions
Heavy rains flooded watersheds above Pueblo and Colorado Springs causing rail disruption across the Rio Grande Denver & Gulf Santa Fe and Burlington routes. Tracks washed out near Salida and between Colorado Springs and Pueblo with bridges damaged on the Gulf line and a washout at Colorado City impeding travel.
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Rio Grande
Denver & Gulf
Colorado
Santa Fe
Pike's Peak
Burlington
Lyons Road
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Canon City
Salida
Colorado City
Miners vote to stay at work amid tense Crested Butte dispute
Miners at Crested Butte hold Sunday meeting and decide not to strike for now. Factions split between strikers and nonstrikers amid feared forceful disruption of mine operations. Rio Grande adds trains to move coal as pay delays mount and pending executive action looms.
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Crested Butte
Fremont County
Rio Grande
Colorado
Tadless Thee
W. H. Smith
Federation
Executive Committee
Denver Market Report Summary of Daily Commodities
Denver prices for eggs butter and dairy led by best creamery at 18 19 cents a pound and dairy at 13 cents. Hay upland baled 12.00 to 12.50 per ton with second bottom 8.50 to 9.50. Alfalfa 5.00 with pats 1.20 to 1.31. Potatoes 1.10 to 1.15. Cattle price ranges include choice steers 3.20 to 3.50, cows 2.50 to 3.00, native feeders 3.00 to 3.15. Hog market 4.45, spring chickens 4.50 to 6.00 per dozen, turkeys 12 cents.
Dynamite Explodes Near New Castle Bridge
At about 1 o'clock Monday night a dynamite blast in New Castle aimed at damaging the railroad bridge over Elk creek on the Rio Grande Junction line. Marshal Schneiders found the blast had torn the middle bridge stringer and plate, with force directed downward, suggesting an attempted wreck of the railroad structure.
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New Castle
Schneiders
Elk Creek
Rio Grande Junction
Train wreck suspected after westbound Rio Grande train
A passenger train collision is believed to have occurred about an hour before the westbound Rio Grande passenger due. Initial reports indicate a train wreck may have happened, with details still unclear and authorities investigating.
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Rio Grande
P.senger
Fort Collins Prize Funds and Mine News Cited
Fort Collins residents to receive $500 in prizes while miners near Cripple Creek respond to labor tensions. Drowning accident at Lamar, coal strike activity in Sopris, and a Eureka gulch fire causing $25,000 loss without insurance. Denver church leader Rev Myron W. Reed resigns due to health and discord. Sheriff seeks troops to quell unrest as Wyoming Union Pacific and private mines ramp up output amid a national strike context.
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Briggs Mining
Eureka Gulch
Silverton
Myron W. Reed
First Congregational Church
Denver
Ciu
Radford
Las Ans County
Gove Waite
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Waite
United States Court
United States
Grand Jury
United States Marshal
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Cripple Creek
Arthur Dickason
Lamar
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Henry Hampshire
Keystone
New Y Produce Exchange
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