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02 Sep 1897
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Lawrence Gazette in Lawrence, Kansas
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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1897
Page
1
France to Celebrate Return of Faure From Russia
Paris reports a public holiday next Tuesday to commemorate President Faure's return from Russia. A major military display is planned and the French squadron will halt ten hours at Copenhagen allowing Faure to visit King Oscar. Newspapers praise the Franco Russian alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faure
Russia
Copenhagen
Vanre
Oscar
France
Lovers Leap to Death in Tennessee Mountain Tragedy
Carl French from Indiana and a miner's daughter met in Nasavinnk Tennessee. After a farewell embrace on a precipice the lovers leaped 160 feet to their deaths in the elder French’s presence. The incident ends a short vacation romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasavinnk
Tenn
Carl French
Ladionapotlia
Ind
Alien Tamt
French
NO ALLOTMENT CHEROKEE LEGISLATURE OPPOSES TREATY TALKS
A poll of the newly elected Cherokee Legislature shows strong opposition to allotment and to any consideration of treating with the Dawes Commission. Other items report a mob threat in Hayes Center Nebraska over a bigamy case, a spider bite fatality in Caney Kansas, and the President appointing William R. Holliday as consul general at St Petersburg Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass Street
Lawrence
Charles Lascher
Dawes Commission
Cheranke City
Senate
Canny
Kan
George Nizley
Lenapah
Washeton
William R. Holliday
Indiana
Petersburg
Russia
Labor leaders gather as St Louis conference debate unfolds
The St Louis labor conference draws notable figures such as J. B. Sovereign and W. C. Peare, with aims to unite labor groups, address miners strikes, and oppose court injunctions. Speakers emphasize forming one central body for united action to promote working class legislation and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Aus
United Labor Convention
J. B. Sovereign
Knights of Labor
W. C. Peare
United Mine Workers of America
Columbus
Ohio
R. Askew
National Mineral Miners’ Association
Ishpeming, Mich
Sylvester Kelliher
Sovereign
Mr. Sovereign
G. C. Clemens
Topeka
Kay
Riddle
State Committee of
Kansas
A. UD. Claiborne
Springfield
Ko B. Webster
The
Patriots of America
Chicago
Frank Stephens
Philaelphia
L .S. Diecky
National Single Tax League
Ganexga
Wod
J. BR. Bian
James 31. Carson
United Mine Workers of Illinois
Washington lists four women authors barred from Baltimore library
The Enoch Pratt Library in Baltimore withdraws works by four noted women authors, citing harmful or immoral content. Librarian Bernard C. Steiner states the action is to protect readers from perceived negative influence, naming Hertha MM Clay and Ann Stevens among those restricted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Enoch Pratt
Baltimore
Bernard C. Steiner
Hertha MM. Clay
Ann
Stevens
Dora
Bold Kansas bank robbers raid Elm...
The ElmDALE bank was robbed at night with $1800 seized. A wreck derailed a Digby Bell company train killing engine driver Peter Rafferty and injuring several including manager Duncan B. Harrison. Fireman Charlies Johnson and others were hospitalized. All scenery and personal effects were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digby Bell Company
Hopkins ‘Theatrical Company
Peter Rafferty
Bloomingtton
Charlies Johnson
Bronmington
Mail Gierks
Robert Miltimore
Jersey
Vastepos Isis Pres
Spec Rt
Robbers Loot People's Exchange Bank In Night Explosion
Three masked bandits used nitroglycerine to crack the vault at the People's Exchange Bank on August 30. They escaped with about 82 000 in cash and drafts despite a surrounding crowd, leaving the bank badly damaged and investigators pursuing three suspects seen fleeing on horseback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Exchange
Snatter Banka
Naik
de Dt Importa
Eurprocia
Ihe
Niles West
Daris
Fatatiuyn
Bert
Elias
Women as pack animals in Alaska mining routes
Cateaga August 30. Anton Dolino lists 109 Italian women willing to go to Alaska to serve as packers for miners crossing the Skaguay mountains. He aims to compete with Indians and dress his carriers in bloomer costumes. Dolino left Chicago for Dyea to scout ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cateaga
Anton Dolino
Alaska
Ibe
Skaguay
Romeo
Doline
Chicago
Dyea
Death in a tidal wave floods devastate Japan and coast
Japan reports a tidal wave after earthquakes with widespread destruction. Hundreds drowned and many houses flooded. Returns say thousands affected. plus related distress in mining towns and wage cuts in Raton New Mexico. World grain deficits update shows rye oats corn and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tacoua
Wash
Justin
Buoarrest
Ghost Dances Arrests and Rural Trades Echo News
Three hundred Comanche and Kiowa Indians are under arrest for ghost dancing. Sebastian Hlossom, a veteran, was murdered at Leavenworth. his young wife and saloonkeeper are under arrest. John H. Jones & Co. controls Pittsburg district coal. Elliott of Kansas City won the Dupont trophy and live pigeon ship at Eau Claire. Illinois strike agitators fail to sway Rich Gill miners. Germany uneasy over Franco Russian alliance. Missouri farmers lament wheat sale at 70 cents. Anderson residents ill from circus lemonade. Wheat market dull Saturday. Judge Murphy says Chinamen not bound by Christian oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastian Hlossom
Leavenworth
John H. Jones & Co
Pittsburg
J. A. R. Elliott
Kansas City
C. W. Budd
Eau Claire
Wis
Elliott
Budd
Antitrust Actions Considered Against Coal Firms
Attorney General eyie Praga plans suits against coal companies over wage payments and labor practices. Weyler departs with a force to continue operations in Havanta province as Evangelina Cisneros remains confined in Casa Recojidas with visitors allowed thrice weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyie Praga
Bertin
Yoursa
Kan
Auera
Deavoral Bayle
Fata
Farrelly
Cuppanias
Stoces
Vowpanies
Weyler
Weylter
Flavana
Havant
Evangelina Cossie Cisneros
Casa Recojidas
Sesiorita Cisneros
Mayon Volcano death toll rises in Philippine eruptions
Tacoma reports at least five towns wiped out and 400 or more killed as Mayon volcano on Lucan Island erupts violently. Lava cascades reach the sea forty miles from the crater while ash and sand clouds reach Neuva fifty miles away, destroying villages once deemed safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Mayon
Lucan Island
Neuva
Count Mutau Dies as Bananese Leader
Telegram from the dinamese legation reports Count Mutau former foreign minister and minister to the United States in ISIIS died in Japan after long lung troubles He resigned due to ill health about a year ago Mutyn helped shape the modern empire and guided the nation through the Mines war
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuxuvox
Dinamese Legation
Count Mutau
Japan
United States
Isiis
Count Mutyn
Five Million Deal Gives Lake Trade Control to British Firm
Edwin Corbin of Chicago arranges a merger uniting United States and Canadian Lakes Fisheries into a British company with four million capital. The takeover affects twenty firms and warrants a British accounting team to supervise the transition in the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrollah
Lexpos
Edwin Corbin
iChicago
United States
Worbin
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