Last Harvest Day Clash Ends In Mitchell Rout At Alexandria
Mitchell baseball team defeats Alexandria 22 to 3 in a festive harvest eve clash. Sloan’s pitching limits Alexandria to two hits as Mitchell pounds nine innings with strong hitting and error help. Crowd cheers, postgame dances, and town pride mark a close of harvest events.
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Alexandria
Mitchell Boys
Hanson County
Burns
Charlie Ferguson
Frank Baughman
Mitchell
Sloan
Mitchellite
Jim Wells
Dott
Blackman
Griswold
Qantas
Sampson
Wells
Olatesaeans
Omniattre
Mead, Cf
Asan Oaogeecht
Wilkinson, Rf
Belefebfelelstenet
Closgow
Packer Ity Eiterebristi
Scallin
Releiat Tesa
Wheelock, If
Eee
J. Dunn
H. Broderick
F. Dunn
W. Broderick
Aestiaesieis
W. Dunn
Smith
Ryburn
Fergu
Wheelock
Clossen
Mead
Bob Wilkinson
Broderick
Dunn
Geo. Logan
Frank Bidwell
Will Davis
Ralph Kershaw
F. O. Mark
Walt Fosdick
Harry Nichols
Timon Spangler
Frank Craft
Herb Hitchcock
al Scott
Tom Burns
Steve Chase
Doc Maytum
Miss Wede
Baughman
Parker
Geo. Foster
Uncle George
Alexandria Boys
Alexandrians
George
Thomas C. Burns
George Foster
Johnnie Sloan
Bear Den Encounter: Oregon Trappers Survive Harsh Winter
Hans Olsen and Peter Hansen, trapper partners near Clackamas County, Oregon, survived a bear attack after falling into a bear den. Olsen sustained severe injuries but plans to trap again. Hansen, though worse used up, crawled back to camp and helped. They lived off bear flesh while recovering.
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Dison
Hans Olsen
Clackamas County
Clackamas
Peter Hansen
Olsen
Hansen
Portland Oregonian
Coffee in France and the Allouze mine closure
The text notes 17th century French coffee culture sparked by Soliman Aga influencing Paris. It also reports the Allouze mine and stamp mill at Houshton closing due to water scarcity, affecting about 200 workers, and a Fort Wayne farmer, James Goodwin, dying from hydrophobia after a dog bite.
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Allouze
Houshton
And
James Goodwin
Fort Wayne
Ind
Navajo Chiefs Arrest Sparks Flagstaff Tension
Word reaches Flagstaff that Navajo leaders may march to free Chief Hostive jailed there. Sheriff reports a powwow at Fort Defiance and armed citizens prepare to defend the town as the War Department confirms the arrest and sends an investigator. General McCook orders inquiry.
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War Department
Fuaastarf
A. T
Headquarters
Washington
Flagstaff
Hostive
United States
McCook
Trouble at Mille Lacs stirs settler protection appeals
Benja min Carter travels from Mille Lacs to St Paul to press Governor Merriam for protection of settlers amid a land opening and rising Indian threats. More than 300 settlers, including women, fear losing hay and homes without state action to remove or control occupants.
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Rnot
Merriam
Princeton
Minn
Benjamin Carter
Mille Lacs Lake
St. Paul
Carter
United States
Pine Apple Luge Shipment Record and Labor Case
From March 12 to May 30, 115000 Warrels of pine acre were shipped from Havana to New York by Ward line steamers and 6000 Warels by Tampa line steamers. The largest shipment of this fruit is noted amid labor leadership outreach at Scottdale, Pennsylvania.
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Washxaron
Bureau of American Republics
Havana
New York
Ward Line
Tampa
Atezimers
Quay Views on Retirement from National Committee Chair
Beaver, July 1 Senator Quay discussed retirement from the Republican National Committee. He suggested he may resign the chair but offered evasive answers about his plans. The executive committee will meet July 29 in Philadelphia. Clarkson is seen as likely successor if resignation occurs.
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National Committee
Pittspurg
Quay
Beaver
Times
Republican National Committee
Senator Quay
Harrison
Philadelphia
Clarkson
Blaine
Cleveland
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Unreliable Brother Ends in Missing Funds Scandal
Boston reports President J Hollis Kenny of the Order of the Reliable Fellowship vanished with about 2000 dollars raised under New Hampshire law. The note highlights poor creditors, minor happenings, and assorted criminal and legal items across cities including Chicago New York London and Tennessee mining unrest.
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Boston
J. Hollis Kenny
Order of the Reliable Fellowship
New Hampshire
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Mitchell Capital
Baughmen
Ferguson
Qught
France
Thevenot
Soliman Aga
Boileau
la Fontaine
Moliere
Voltaire
Mille Lacs
Quebec
Magden Islands
Dominion Agency of Fisheries
Grindstone Island
San Diego
Cal
Seaman Brown
Marshal Gard
Sues Hne
Louisville
Congress
Hawifax
Edward D. Wolf
Clarence Murphy
Edward Duggan
William McDonald
Wasnixcton
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Mesley
Baieeut
Coleman
Scottdale
Cous Juricy
Quay Interviewed
Wire. Grant
Saratoga
N. Y
General Grant
Bloommington, Ills
McLenanty
Union Stock Yards
Boston News Bureau
Chicago Junction Railway
Union Stock Yards Company
Chicago Packers, Armour, Morris, Swift, Etc
Stock Vane
Lond Denry
Royal Labor Commission
William Seuthstrom
Carry-Lombard Lumber Company
Chicago
Barge Office
New York, Awaiting the Decision of the Superintendent of Immigration
A. Bierne Blake
G. Preston Car Gon
Richmond
Texas
Texas and Pacific Railway
Alosers
Charles Canola
Simon Drake
W. Prauss
Edward Tascherau
Cardinal Taschereau
Roosevelt Hospital
London
William N. Thatcher
Yale
Thatcher
Colorado Supreme Court
Professor Thatcher
Pueblo
Col
Mayer
Burlington and Owiha Railroad
Cumberland
Robert Lowe
Carl Warnicke
West Twenty-eighth Street
St. Petersburg
Czarewich
Bryceville, Tenn
Coal Creek
Tennessee
Nashvaille
Chattanooga
Bryceville
Arma
Tenn
Ed Hale
James Elbright
Lookout Mountain Guards
Jellico
Nashville
Buchanan
Pittsburg
Carnoegie
Duquexie
Pittspura
Carnegie
Homestead Mills
Duquesne
Duquesne Steel Works
Omestead
Ihe
Carnegie Tin
Braddock
Homestead
Amalgamated Association
Ohio
Desperado
Cincinnati
Jim Anderson
George Duncan
Anderson
Wilkesbarre
Toledwu
ToLspo
Kelly
WashIincTon
Baltimore and Clio
Oakland
Sheridan
Crook
Standard Findlay
Curiaco
Jacob Bourgour
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