Eviction and Peril Reported From Indian Territory Mines
Fort Smith reports details of harsh conditions in the Indian Territory mining region. Evicted miners recount brutality by deputies and troops, with families beaten and tossed into box cars. Accounts describe arson of homes, arrests, and a woman struck by a Winchester, signaling widespread hardship amid wage strikes and displacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sully
Ark
Indian Territory
Siberia
August Smith
Hartshorne
Haurtahorne
Smith
Miners Vote to End Strike at Columbus Convention
Reports from Cortmus on June 21 describe the Columbus convention adopting a resolution to end the strike and accept the McBride scale, despite earlier opposition and a call to repudiate the scale. The body also voted to resume work at partial wage increases and assess miners six percent and machines twenty four and a half percent to support related labor actions. The meeting also debated militia involvement and warned against state guards while emphasizing industry harmony. Independent miners and operators in Sullivan Indiana faced renewed tensions with ongoing disciplinary measures and potential recalls of militia amid evolving wage and works terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cortmus
Aetha
Columbus Beale Tinsivan
McBride
Yeaterday
Srension
Industrial alliance forms with Knights of Labor unions
Des Moines report states the Farmers Alliance and Industrial union plan to join the Knights of Labor and the American Railway union to form the strongest industrial coalition yet. Sovereign says the Knights are ready to combine when possible, with progress promised and executives briefed in St. Louis and Chicago meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Farmere Alliance
Jodustrial Union
Knights of Labor
American Railway Union
Gemnetri
Soveregn
Sovereign
Knights of Jabor
Ile
St. Louis
Dean
New York Farmers
Tlives
Ereizo
Chicago
Almeria Railway Union
Loveceryn
Death by Own Action Grips Local Judge Crump
June 21 at Hillutiouton Street residence Judge John G Crump, judge of the common pleas court for New London and editor of The Day, died by self-inflicted shooting in his bathtub after weeks of rheumatism and retirement. Police report reveal a pistol blast and a wound near the heart, found with clothing in the tub area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piiscene
Maja Assues Ko Moore
Thin City
Keeley National League
Bis
New York
Naw Lostos Conn
John G Crump
Hillutiouton Street
Cty
Coampon Pleas Court
New London
Crump
Hindle
Revolaoe
Canada
Colorful Baby Fashion in City Streets
The article describes a four year old boy perched on his mother’s arm as she strolls, wearing a white and red sailor outfit with flaxen curls and a red collar. It contrasts American street attire with foreign nurse uniforms and notes the exotic decorative nurse outfits seen abroad. The scene is highlighted by vivid descriptions of fabrics, colors, and the playful charm of children’s dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
America
Emall
Tt Tater
Farmers Return to Nebraska Fields After Drought
Omaha dispatch notes farmers in Chase and Inuindy counties forced from their homes by a severe drought in April and May are returning. Many have begun planting corn as heavy rains ease worry and restore confidence across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Chase
Nebraska
Tornado like wind storm devastates Chadron Neb and damages safely
From an almost cloudless sky a violent wind event struck Chadron Nebraska causing extensive property damage and at least one fatality. John F. Tenser, a local lumberman, died from a crushed skull while Mrs Mead escaped harm after her buggy was blown onto a fence. Several buildings, including Hood’s lumber yard and Col Gaylord’s dwelling, suffered severe damage as chimneys and roofs were blown away. The storm moved northeast and was followed by light rain and hail then cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron
Neb
John F. Tenser
Driving Big
Mr. Tenser
Ohio
Mra
EB. Mead
Mra. Mead
Robert Hood
Colonel Gaylord
WR. Smith
J P Cook
J. F Tenser
Tug Wilson
Court House
Iceberg sinks schooner Hus with fifty five aboard
The schooner Hus bound from Labrador to Conception Bay collided with an iceberg eight miles off Patridge Point in thick fog. Fifty five on board. forty three survivors found refuge on a barge and later rescued by another fishing craft. Many victims were relatives.
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St Jonxa
Hus
Labrador
Conception Bay
Patridge Point
Ross
Lawrence sued by wife for alimony amid abuse claims
Ohio farmer publisher Lawrence, a prominent social and business figure, is sued for alimony by his wife who accuses him of repeated cruelty including fifty assaults yearly, eye injuries, and an attempt to throw her from a window. She describes a severe assault during a drive and a later chase through Erie and Marion streets. Lawrence claims her statements are false and notes his worth at 250000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coprveland
Willian
Ho Lawrence
The
Ohio Farwer
Ben
Wre Lawrence
Lawrence
Erie Street
Marison Street
Nebraska Silver Democrats Open State Conference Fight Over Silver Plank
Several hundred delegates arrive for the Nebraska state silver conference. Ante-convention talk centers on radicals pressing free silver at 16 to 1, while Cleveland faction aims to limit endorsement of the national platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Omaua
Democratic State Silver Conference
Cleveland
Dawson businessmen arrested for conspiracy in Coxeyite theft
In Dawson North Dakota chief marshal Daggett arrested J P Werner J E Colter K W Wise W H France and J J Kokeygal on charges of conspiring to aid Coxeyites who stole a Northern Pacific train last week They were arraigned before Court Commissioner Hoskins with examinations continued. A Kentucky dispatch reports three Negro horse thieves lynched by Mason county farmers in Gallipolis Ky Two of the Haines brothers from Gallipolis involved.
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Nalers
Bissanck
N D
Marshal Daggett
Dawson
J P Werner
J E. Colter
KW Wise
France
J J Kokeygal
Hoskons
Cousnes
Mason County
King Archie
Bert
William Haines
Horace
Haines
Gallipolis
Trouser Fashion Debate Quietly Faces Design Skepticism
Jadie Chollet argues trouser costumes for women offer convenience and health but many fear unbecoming effects on female dignity. She notes utilitarian use by laborers and Turkish fashion while predicting fashionability will lag behind comfort as dress reformers push for mass adoption despite social resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupic
Imprisonment of Tasulgi and Royal Power Struggle
Tasulgi, heir to the late sultan Abdul Aziz, is jailed at Marrakesh by his brother, with Tasulgi forced to sign adhesion. The Shereef of Wazan recognizes Abdul Aziz as sultan. Fez and Mequinez routes prepared to mobilize 8,000 armed men to maintain order. In Nebraska, George A Septembach, ex San Francisco merchant, killed himself by stepping in front of a train while en route to meet suspected crooked traders in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azis
Tasulgi
Mulal Mohammet
Marrakesh
Abdul Aziz
Abdul Asi
Shereef
Wazan
Marakesh
Mequinez
Zayan
Omaha
George A. Septenbach
San Francisco
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Emerson
Neb
Time Wiman Faces Deadline to Do More
Time Wiman must decide on next steps after a brief period of study and planning. Officials note urgency as they set expectations for action in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiman
Wiman Sentenced to Sing Sing for forgery in New York
Erastus Wiman once a noted mill owner and philanthropist was sentenced to five years and six months at Sing Sing by Judge Ingraham after a trial for forgery in the second degree. The judge praised the jury and noted Wiman’s age and family while aiming to temper punishment. An undertaker from Beeton reflects on rising funeral costs and the balance between fitting tributes and thrift.
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Ingraham
Saginaw
New York
Erastus Wiman
Millonaire
Court of Oyer and Terminet
Wiman
Tracey
Newell Parsons Sentenced for Bond Theft
Newell Parsons formerly a confidential clerk for Wells Btone & Co was convicted of stealing 403000 in railroad bonds and sentenced to five years in state prison. The case highlights a major embezzlement case from Btone Co. authorities report the amount and sentence as reported from Bacinaw Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Parsons
Bacinaw
Mich
Wells Btone & Co
Orsin's Brake on the Trusts
Crain of Texas introduces a bill to place on the free list all products controlled by trusts. The measure cites Paris green as handled exclusively by a trust and proposes removing the duty from it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orsin
Washixoton
Crain
Texas
Paris Green
Circumstantial Evidence in Birthday Roses Note
Obituary notices report deaths and a fire incident. Hugh M. Walters, Kishcoquillas railway president, Alfred Kappes, artist, and William C. Stephenson are listed among recent passes at Hannibal MO Yonkers NY and Wabash IN. Hong Kong sustains plague toll rising with forty six more deaths. Mrs. Truitt badly burned in Hannibal fire. youngest child unlikely to survive.
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Hannibal
Hugh M. Walters
Kishcoquillas
Yonkers
N. Y
Alfred Kappes
Wabash
Ind
William C. Stephenson
Hong Kong
William Truitt
Hannibal, MO
Childrens seaside fashion and outfits for summer play
The piece describes practical seaside attire for children including holland gowns with detachable skirts, bootleg play outfits, and sailor suits for boys. It highlights protective, washable fabrics, simple fastenings, and small wheeled toys to enhance summer fun by the sea while noting modest infant wear featuring lace and Valenciennes trim.
Coxey Welcomed Back at Fort Wayne Depot
Two thousand people gathered to greet General Coxey as he returned to his former haunts at the Fort Wayne depot. Allen Cook led cheers for the next congressman from the Eighteenth district, a woman presented Coxey a bouquet, and he shook hands with many in the crowd. Coxey announced plans for a lecture tour and a possible campaign for Congress in the Sixth district.
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Wealer
Sanders
Massilton
Fort Wayne
J. Coxey
Allen Cook
Canton
Coxeylam
Coxey
Jaxon
Ashtabula
Crystal Bortogs
Minneapolis
Brooklyn
Congress
Sth
Army led by General Caldwell reaches Milwaukee
General Jumbo Caldwell's Commonwealth army arrived by stock train on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line at LaCrosse at midnight, 190 strong with forty left behind. They rode through to Milwaukee despite forceful opposition, the conductor ordering onward movement. Eight officers and enlisted men faced detentions in Leavenworth and Wichita jails after a crackdown on the Commonwealth army. Police in Louisville confronted Kelly's army at West Point, turning them back toward Evans Landing and planning a Cincinnati attempt.
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Milwauker
Vine
Jumbo" Caldwell
Chicago, Milwaukee and
St Paul Road
LaCrosse
Milwaukee
Louisvilee
Pavonta
New Albany
Kelly
West Point
Evans Landing
Loutasville
Cincinnati
Marshals Seize Freight Train in Lamar California Incident
Twenty U.S. marshals deployed to Lamar California where Vinetti's California industrials seized a freight train. The train halted on a siding as the crew refused to depart the cars.
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Denver
United States
Lamar
Cal
Vinetti
California
Cara
Descriptions on Hair Care and Local Prize Confusion
A mixed page notes hair treatment methods including drying techniques and grooming steps. It reports the Cannel Valley Forest Association prize scheme with multiple monetary awards for cocoons and a $10 record target, plus a note on a new copper-silver alloy metal and a critique of the so called army of commonweal mobilizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caenee Valley Forest Association
Priyes
Echeol Ahildeen
Keerer
Reety
Wikheart
Troy Timea
The Death of Mollie Miller the Moonshiner Leader
Mollie Miller a famed woman moonshiner from Polk County Tennessee died at her mountain home. She led a gang accused of violent encounters with revenue officers, including a siege where three lawmen were killed. Miller fled after raids and was rarely arrested, later retiring to a small farm before dying without trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Miller
Polk County
Tenn
Sevier County
Sam Miller
McPherson
Miller
Revenue
Mille
East Tennessee
Hiawassee
Knoxville Southern
Chattanooga
Cincinnati Enquirer
Treasure Cave Near Sabinas Draws Exploiter Interest
A large cave near Sabinas in the Iguana mountains, once a rendezvous of the bandit El Colorado, reportedly holds a treasure of ancient silver coins. Cuevas and relatives first found it, but fire damp killed four, and Cuevas died later. A second expedition led by Silverio Garza faced toxic gases with two deaths, prompting government guards and official notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabinas
el Colorado
Mexico
Iguana Mountains
Cuevas
Hes
Silveric
Arza
Babinaa
Lampasaw
Corpt
Louis Qglobe- Demorrat
Murder Trial Curiosity in Suffolk County Draws Interest
Curiosity rises over Suffolk County murder trial as authorities use guilty pleas to second degree in multiple cases, avoiding full first-degree trials. Juries resist verdicts of first-degree murder. officials argue justice is served by plea sentencing. A Boston Transcript report questions the handling and timing of recent cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Aga
Boston Transcript
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Walston
Indiana
Winchester
Ove Iestance
Alderson
Penn
Palmer
Grand Pacific
Eckels
National Bank
Mr. Eckels
Washington
Bloody Lattle
Walton
Wolsten
Omera
Walstua
Deere
Werasih Wistriet
Tarwest
Aston
Petilde Om
Thas
Chad
Educa
Manowao
Sullivan
Sullival
Jane
Brownlee Brothers
Farnsworth
Bbesburn
Sheburn Coal Company
Brafal
Eprisgrield
Eiyght
Major Moore
Ran’ Pi
Guan
Reo
Willow NS
John McDonald
Stockton
Nun P. Chipman
Red Bluff
W. E. Preston
San Mateo
Eaton
Chapman
McDonald
Preston
Farner
Fort Dover
Moorland
Cal Jender
Rock Island Road
Here
Geatdand
Pierre
Prune
Rerious
Carlton Minn
Willie
Lexisotos
Breckinridge
Destia Saya Bis
Tammany Hall
Ashland
McKinsley
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McKinley
Republican League
Lite Staten
Edward Malet
Berlin
Jadie Chollet
Wimano
Dun
Poe
Mr. Wiman
Beeron
Congressional
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Instrict
Truesdell
Dunn
New Jersey
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McCleary
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Outhwaite
Wright
Winemia
Kan
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Hook Island
Henfrow
Marshal Madsen
Tp Hia
Toalitan Raseetl
Salian Russell Taying
Weat
Sig Ferugini
Saile
Europe
St Louis
Republic
Lexington
Ida M Fieldson
James Herkina
Ming Fielda
Lafayette
Clay County
West Virginia
Fatemouny
West Virgina
Elkins
Raptirmal
Massilon, O
Leavenworth
Kaw
Thorons
Sanders’ Commonweal Anay
Douglass
Sedgewick
Wichita
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Shawnee
Topeka
Ainry Rhampon
Leeds
Tate
Uae
Paris
London Court Journal
Two
Africa
Serra
Boston
William L ¢Illpull
Gouldsboro
Gupfill
Imore
Boston Journal
Patarah
I. B. Ritchey, Mackey
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