Settlement plan for miners shows limited confidence
Reports from Privvana Pa July 15 indicate operators doubt the uniformity scheme will succeed in the Pittsburg district. Arbitration prospects brighten as Wm DeArmit and others push a true uniformity contract, but miners insist on strong terms and broader acceptance before ending the strike.
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Wie
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Pennsylvania
Itsburg
Jane
Tervsaimai
Pauly Ie
Jerisitivi
Alanst
WD. Dearmit
New York
Cleveland Gas
Joint Committee
Pels Muegh
Oin
Obiain
TRIK
Kansas
Torna
Kau
Develin
Frontendy
Midway No
Pittsburgh
Ivania Gas Coal Co
W. Va
West Virginia
Flemington Coal Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Grafton
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Tyrconnell Wid Bates
Flemington
Ohio
Capture of highwaymen at Desplaines street station
Officers chased a party of alleged highwaymen last night. Wagons loaded with officers cornered them on west Harrison street. they were surprised and did not resist. The getaway buggy was riddled with bullets. no injuries.
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Aleake Crooke
Catesco
Cattleman Pearse Collepos Warns Of Impending Collapse
Ottawa county stock raiser Pearse Collepos warns of a cattle market collapse within months if corn crops fail and lenders call in cattle paper. He cites booming prices this year and fears forced sales could depress values and trigger widespread losses. In Cuba news, Gen. Gomez shifts to aggressive action, aiming to settle the war quickly by pressing offensives near La Reforma and across Santa Clara and Matanzas provinces.
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Pearse Collepos
Kan
Jehn T. White
Ottawa County
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
Kansas
Askeil
Cuba
Maxine Iomez
Gampign
Washington
Wemy of Liberation
Spain
Gomes
Gai Gomez
la Refarma
Santa Clara Providence
Santa Clara
Matanzas
Nid
Aic
Vnc
Lavine
Green Corn Dance of the Potawatomi Indians Observed
The Potawatomi Indians near the city gather for the annual Green Corn Dance festival. Chiefs provide music as villagers perform ritual movements around piles of green corn laid on the dancing ground. Divorces and marriages are briefly noted as women may seek new partners by attending the ceremony.
Strange case of blood poisoning in Neely family near Emporis
A July illness tale from Emporis near Emporis Kan recounts J P Neely family west of Sunny Slope farm contracting blood poisoning after treating a sick horse. The son, father, and others developed carbuncles including a large facial sore noted as the largest seen by local physicians. The girl and boy also show lesions while all were initially dangerous but improving.
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Emporis
Kan
Ah Emporis
Wan
J. P. Neely
Sunny Slope Farm
Neely
Thomas Clark
Kansas City
Topeka
Bates Johnson
Vin Meshane
Newston Theeng
Tom West
Fisher West
Leys
Cooway
Creighton
A. de Lensley
Nashville
Tenn
Taylor
Kenton McMillan
United States Senate
Gold Fever Report From Alaska Sees Vast Riches
A San Francisco letter describes reports of immense gold in the Viscon and Clamlyke districts. Passengers aboard the steamer Excelsior recount dust and placer finds worth estimates from a few hundred thousand to seven and a half million dollars. The tale notes sudden fortunes among men who were poor last fall while warning against repeating certain figures.
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San Francisco
Cali
Monte Christo
Michaels
Alaska
Viskon
Excelsior
Clhmdyke
Sydney
Hong Kong
Shannon
Officers Elected by National Republicist Leagues
Delegates discussed Crawford for president and Dowling for secretary at the convention in Mich. July 15. Michigan and Missouri backed Dowling. Blakely and Chapin also named. Higgins elected treasurer by acclimation as Dowling secured reelection. Also notes on a Wall Fargo Express robbery arrest and other regional items.
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Cem
Viztem Rim Bupsivan Iyernorr
Mich
All Rppublircan League
Crawford
Dowling
Ated Omealin
Maryland
Baltimore
Michigan
Pred J. Blakely
Detroits
Illiners
Gra le. Chapin
Ghivago
Missouri, Inc
L. Gleason
Kansas
J. A. Hook
Kas. Reuse
Minnesota
Michael J. Dowling
Michian
Missouri
Uwling
Dingrey
Blakely
Sho
Dingley
Arkan- Bis W
Tamarco
Mex
Buregoles
Walls Fargo Express Company
Cherenis
City officials move against bucket shops in Kansas City
W S Bibbs, operator of a bucket shop in central Kansas City, and seven attackers were arrested as prosecutors and police cracked down on gambling dens and pool halls amid a broader drive that also targeted slot machines.
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Kaptan
Kansas City
W. S Bibbs
Brady
Galena Tragedy Sparks Mine Dispute and Shootout
In Galena Kansas a former mine joint keeper Powell and admirer Spencer were involved in a fatal dispute over mine pay. Spencer shot Powell after a conflict over a $25 interest sale, and Powell was severely beaten as tension over mine salaries escalated.
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Acer
Ganexaa
Kan
Spencer
Genjamtin
Powell
von- Gil
Named topeka pension agent among president's nominations
Washington lists a wave of appointments today. Cyrus Leland named pension agent at Topeka Kansas. Several others named to commissions to examine and classify lands within Northern Pacific Railroad grants in Montana and Arkansas. Also notes on naval engineers and infantry officers, plus various local incidents from Missouri to Tennessee.
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Washington
Senate
Roland T Kombautr
Montana
Lilwin S. Hathaway
Wino
Tompkins
Arkans
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Lie
Missoula
Jusepl C. Auld
James A. Johnson
Watson Boyle
District of Columbia
Bowman Land Ds
Montama
Cyrus Leland
Topeka
Kan
Isaac, Lambert
United States
District of Kansas
Postoastern
Kansas
Fliumus Ly
Fitapatrick
Salina
Missouri
Thaddeus J. W. Frank I. Miller
Neastie
Oklibonmta
Go Bugs
Shawmere
Lamar
Fear Conquers Through Courageous Night Walks in Civil War Era
A narrative recounts a Cincinnati telegraph operator during the Civil War who faced nightly crime by venturing through dangerous streets armed with a revolver. He forced himself to act despite fear, gaining self respect after months of perilous expeditions and later undertook expeditions to Siberia, shedding fear and finding happiness.
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Mr. Kennan
Cincinnati
Siberia
Atlantic
Markets by Wire Kansas City Live Stock Data Summary
Kansas City live stock receipts show steady to firmer conditions with cattle and hog markets. Chicago notes receipts around 21 000 with steady to firmer tone. Grain reports indicate wheat strong at higher quotes and oats steady with mixed markets. Prices include cattle steady to firmer, hogs 3.25 to 5.15, and grain bids around wheat 7.16 to 7.24 per bushel.
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Xansag City
Texas
Yorker RI
Beg
Chicago
Cincaco
Stecipta
Cowe
Belfers
Stuckers
Sueep
Kansas
Cory
Holes Prairie New
Borrax
Creamery
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New York City
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Salt Lake City
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Merry, Ok
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Ike Lambert
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Frank L. Chambers
Kentucky
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Paul R Brooks
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Tennessee
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Trane Missionppi Commercial Congress
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