Latimer Mine Conflict Leads to Mass Fatalities and Militia Mobilization
A violent clash near Latimer between Hungarian miners and deputy sheriffs left reported dead and many wounded as shots echoed through the mountains. Militia units arrived to restore order while investigations and inquests began, with residents fearing further unrest and rumors of large armed contingents.
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Ailrd Brigade
Col. Dougherty
Wilkesbarre
Coveurr Bowman
Atfasr
Quarantine Orders Across States Hit New Orleans Route
A quarantine against Louisiana affects travelers from the city with trains barred at state lines. Reports note Mississippi, Texas and Alabama banning entry to their stations. Separate items include a Wilton Missouri post office robbery and a fatal shooting in Rochester Minnesota, plus local mishaps and accidents.
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Louisiana
Burge
Migstesio
Texas
Alabama
Bank of England to hold silver reserves alarms market
Times reports from a special correspondent that Bank of England directors consider holding one fifth of the bank reserve in silver. The governor would not confirm or deny. Officials suggest the move aims to test public mood before a US monetary commission decision. The Mail Gazette cautions broad protest if facts prove true.
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Comaternetton
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Times
Bank of England
Associated Press
United States
Wolcott
Colorado
Wheat Opens Weak at Liverpool Market Crashes
Wheat opened weak without support as Liverpool saw a decline after a prior advance. Northwest receipts were liberal and early trading showed weakness, then slight improvement as demand rose. Government estimates place the wheat crop around 414,000,000 bushels, well below private estimates. Corn also weak amid government data and slow shipping, with trading generally slow but cash demand strengthening in spots. December contracts moved as buyers reacted to reports and demand.
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Tragic Midland Train Collision Report Reaches New Castle
The Midland stock train wreck near New Castle leads to claims of thirteen dead and seventeen injured as crews search for bodies. Officials say the fire scorched some remains making exact toll impossible to determine.
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Meinre
Splendid Showings and Prison News From Sept 11
A report from the Missouri state penitentiary notes self sufficiency with about 220 prisoners. Yesterday two inmates, Charlie and Harris Wwhbard, completed five years and were released under the three fourths law. Ayrnas A. Krowa, from Bethia Kansas, was granted a new trial for murder due to citizenship proof issues. The fishing fleet from Iceland reports ten men and boys drowned after six boats foundered.
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Missouri State Penitentiary
Wmcord
Novetots
Tan Sere
Yester
Yavo Charlie
Harris Wwhbard
Franklin
Mrske
Ayrnas
A. Krowa
Bethia
Kan
United States
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Thomas
de Femlout
Brown
Ning Jianiel Cuthbert
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Pesnink
Iceland
Miners Reject 65 Cent Proposal in Hazleton Controversy
In Columbus conference notes, miners vote against a sixty five cent proposal by 415 to 407. Delegations from Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Indiana Illinois are present. Unclear if Hazleton sheriff dispute discussed. reporters hear little from inside the convention. The scene reflects tensions amid a broader strike era and regional coal interests.
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Coltnsus
Vurn Stoat
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Hazleton
Pittsburg
Antispiritualists Meet Spark Controversy at National Conference
A chaotic dispatch covers the National Association of Antispiritualists asserting mediators are framed, discussing a debate with Moses Hall and a likely public dispute led by Covert of St. Louis. The article notes a challenge to expose spiritualist frauds, with details on speakers, venues, and policy aims to promote tree cultivation and English walnut growth in the South.
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Ind
Prs
National Association
Moses Hall
Tull
St. Louis
Assor
Ivild- Tate
Miraf Uigenen
Arhi
New Cases Reported at Ocean Springs Camp For Yellow Fever
Six new yellow fever cases are reported at Ocean Springs camp near Mississippi Gulf Coast. A complete microscopic and bacteriological outfit was sent there. Immunes may pass through after disinfecting clothing. non immunes discharged on the eighth day after admission, with ten days after disinfection. Scranton expects about 100 people for the camp. Officials remain hopeful about the situation.
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Ocean Springs
Murray
Marine Hospital Service
Migs
Scranton
Surgeon General's Office
Eccentric miscellany and oddities from early reports
A collage of short items notes Portland cyclists wearing pneumatic shoes, a farmer in Colon finding a gold ring in a potato, a midnight marriage by a coroner, and vast property values in Loudon Paris and New York. It mentions a graveyard theft in Jacksonville Ireland, granite quarries heated by heat waves, a post office stamps hoard dug up, a Mobile court fine for assault, a lawyer bitten by a spider and dying, a frog farm in Jonesville near Birmingham, and a sunstroke death in Middlebury. It also references a near collision on a train, and a German airship near European strength with Prof Hoffman claiming a dragon-like machine.
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Portland
Marion
Loudlun
Paris
New York
Jacksonville
Concord
Alford
Lester
Mobile
Ala
Evansville
Ind
Jonesville
Birmingham
Wyley Nustalli
Middlebury
Sunstoke
Philip Julius
Rossville
Erage
Germany
Prof
Hoffman
Imperial Cnuweilor
Riches Gained After Hard Farms and Devastating Locusts
An elderly visitor, nicknamed Jack from the West, recounts a harsh tale of poverty, drought, and locust plagues that trapped his family on a barren farm. He details hawkish decisions to invest in stock, seed, and equipment, a devastating cyclone, and eventual revival through a risky loan from a speculator leading to a profitable harvest years later.
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Jack
Egypt
Wien
Romance Revealed in Chicago Widow Claim Fight
Chicago Sept 11 A fight over 3 1 million involves two leading Chicago families and uncovers a romance. Miss Klartha Clyborne claims to be the lawful widow of Allen Gregory founder of the stock yards who died August 2 leaving no wife or children. Gregory 76 at death, Clyborne 62, alleged former engagement, later marriage after Gregory’s wife and child were known in the east. Lawyers say testimony and documents will prove the claim.
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Musto Es Chcaco
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Stock Yards
Gregory
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Misson
Fatal Duel Between Two Farmers Over Pool in Woodford
Two well to do farmers Isaac Millard and Charles Ivey fought over a pool game in Woodford last night. Millard shot and killed Ivey, then surrendered after being wounded in the eye. Both men are from farming families and from Tariff Washington. A separate cablegram reports Argentina tariff increases pressed for by President with 66 percent on yellow pine and 125 percent on farm wagons.
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Joey
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Washington
State Department
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Congress
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Specia
Achilles
Rawlins County
Kan
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Henry Wall
Missouri Uiversity
Kareas City
Columbia
Missouri State University
Henry J. Wallas
Jefferson City
Variable Kansas City Potato and Grain Market Report
Kansas City and Chicago markets show varied activity on Sept 1 and Sept 11. Potatoes firming with home grown at 60 to 76 cents, apples and sweet potatoes listed, cattle and hog receipts up, prices mixed. Wheat and oats futures reflect slight shifts, live stock markets show slower trading, cattle and calves available, dairy and hogs steady to higher in spots.
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