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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1894
Page
9
The Boston garment strike gains momentum as eight contractors sign the agreement and post bonds, bringing nearly 1,000 workers back to duty. About 20 more firms will sign and post bonds, with an expected total of 2,500 operators at work by night. Clothing manufacturers meet and vow to match wage levels with other cities nationwide.
Washington Sept 25 The United States commission appointed to probe the recent railroad strike has reassembled to prepare its report the task will take at least two weeks Commissioners have reviewed Chicago testimony and statistics to be ready to draw conclusions The inquiry under new labor troubles law faces a difficult challenge but is expected to offer suggestions urging pacific dispute settlement between capital and labor
St Paul September 25 1901 Twin City residents rode the St Paul and Duluth railroad to Hinckley for the fire district relief visit with 1500 to 1800 on board 21 coaches. Visitors toured gravel pits mill ruins and relief operations with E Ingalls of Duluth reporting lumber needs for 82 houses with 25 already built or under way.
Pine City reports that excursionists en route to Hinckley looted Mr. Boyle's Mission Creek site, seizing about 1000 dollars in new and used tools assembled since the fire to aid settlers. Boyle denounces the act as theft under protest from his men. A Japanese parliament rescript calls for an extra session in Hiroshima, while Chinese troops reportedly landed on the Yalu despite the Japanese squadron. A Sunday blaze in St Paul damages several businesses and a residence on Rice and Carroll streets.
A fire at St Mary's college in Oakland destroyed the brick and stone building, causing about 100000 in damages with 80000 insured. The five year old structure housed 122 students and 380 in instructors in residence. all escaped with valuables and papers saved. The blaze likely started from a drowned match.
A Norfolk ironclad cyclone swept from Emmetsburg to the Minnesota line causing at least 60 deaths and possibly 100. In Kossuth and surrounding areas, many injured and properties ruined with losses likely over 50 000 dollars. Across Algona several fatalities reported with extensive damage and downed wires hindered news.
A southwest moving cyclone struck Le Roy and Spring Valley Minnesota on Friday night. It destroyed a dance hall and killed three in Le Roy while causing extensive farm and property damage ahead of its path toward Spring Valley. At least ten deaths are reported with more feared as debris is cleared. In Lowther Iowa heavy timber damage totals over 100000 with no fatalities.
In Amras near Innsbruck two women are found murdered in Jack the Ripper style, one a waitress returning from a procession, another naked and slashed nearby. A third woman is missing as gendarmes and imperial riflemen scour the area for the killer amid great local alarm and ongoing investigations.
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