Turbulent Juneau Dawson railroad forecast and other items
A Juneau to Dawson railroad forecast cites spring work by 5,000 men and a likely finish before next fall. Other notes report Kurdish raids near Salmus with Armenian villages destroyed and mass killings, European wheat shortage warnings, miner jail sentences in West Virginia, the death of James Reynolds of Fenian fame, Edward Deacon committed as a maniac, a Kentucky lynching, U S postal staffing surge, and local ads for Dr King’s New Discovery conclusions.
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Cherokee Kee-toowa Threatens Violence Over Government Change
Reports from Indiana Territory indicate the Kee-toowa society of Cherokee fullbloods, about 500 members strong, threatens personal harm to Cherokee commission members if they back Dawes Act measures to end tribal government. The group, a political force, opposes treaty talks and contemplates action to resist regime changes.
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Setback for Boyle on livestock carload injunction
Attorney General Boyle, LT. S. Davis of Eureka and Joe Waters of Topeka sought a temporary injunction against the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway to bar charging shippers by the hundredweight. Judge W A Randolph declined the injunction for lack of opposing parties and set Wednesday for a hearing. Hoyle plans further suits against Santa Fe, Missouri Pacific and Missouri Kansas and Texas.
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John L S plans mayoral run in Boston letter
John L Sullivan outlines his vision to govern Boston if elected mayor in a published letter. He vows openness and blunt tactics to root out corruption, pledging to tax the able, aid the poor, and protect the underdog while running the town in an open manner. Silver Mines Will Not Resume in Leadville mining case. McGregor dies. Three children created Sat in Anaconda report fragment.
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Angiolillo executed by garrote in Spanish prison
Michael Angiolillo, the anarchist who killed Premier Canovas del Castillo, was put to death by garrote in a Spanish prison at 11 o clock. He faced priests, refused chapel entry, and spoke of settling with God. An executioner from Bourges carried out the sentence after a priest urged repentance.
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Sullivan for Mayor Seeks to Defeat Quincy in Fall
Sullivan announces independent bid for mayor aiming to unseat Josiah Quincy, after quarrel over hats at Teo Eyek's Fanueil Hall reception. Sullivan vows to defeat Quincy if not elected, while Quincy remains the regular Democratic candidate.
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Bad school fund loans spark county audit findings
Aug 21 report from Sr. Josefi Missouri notes roughly 160000 borrowed from school funds over a decade on weak security. Loans backed by real estate worth less than half the loan, prompting scrutiny by county judges and a grand jury.
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Dear Bread in France Deputies Urge Action
Deputies plan a meeting to press the government to act as bread price rises provoke farmer protests. Eure et Loire council opposes removing the wheat import duty while French growers can sell grain profitably. Soleil calls for immediate action and warns bread price is a powerful Socialist tool.
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Wheat Market Blasts Dollar Marks Across Western Trade
Wheat prices touched the dollar level in Kansas City and across Western markets. Kansas City officials reported No. 2 soft wheat selling around a cent above last quotes as large receipts attracted many buyers. trading firmed as prices rose and buyers filled orders before the final advance.
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May avert a strike sparks from miners meeting
A Cherokee county miners meeting in Weir City Kan drew a small crowd as Walters and McLaughlin of Sexmmon attended. A dispute over dividing the Pittsburg agreement by sections was tabled and executive board action endorsed, August Frost in Michigan.
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Dun looks for improving trade in weekly review
The Dun and Co Weekly Review reports widespread optimism across cities with confidence rising, coal miners strike a short term hindrance, money demand up and loan offerings expanding. Agricultural gains lead with corn and wheat rising on export demand while cotton falls on crop estimates. Bank clearings reach 1 140 200 000 dollars, up vs prior periods and well above 189? figures, signaling substantial business activity.
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Cotton Mills Resume Operations This Fall At Amoskeag
Notices announce Amoskeag cotton mills will restart in all departments September 6, employing about 15,900 workers. The Amory Cotton Manufacturing Co. also set a Monday restart. In later news, a band of 170 masked White Caps attacked Mormon elders near Camden, Beulah, stripping them and administering an assault. Additional dispatches report veterans departing for the Buffalo Grand Army encampment with dozens traveling by train and some by steamer.
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