30 Jul 1901
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1901
Page
1
Agreements outline non union hire rights and plant staffing under a broad settlement. Settlements cover McKeesport Monessen and Pittsburgh area mills with joint conference talks led by United Steel workers and Associated unions to finalize terms and avoid further escalation.
The report notes widespread citizen unrest in Kingston as protestsgrow near the area. Authorities vow strict measures to prevent further violence while dealing with the threat from armed groups influencing the vicinity.
An elderly man about 60 years old was involved in a fatal dispute with his wife. He turned himself in to officers after the quarrel and was taken into custody. The death occurred under unclear circumstances during the incident.
Boston reports Sharkey yesterday accepted an offer to meet Jeffries. Details of the match will be announced soon as both sides agree on the September San Francisco date.
Baltimore hosted a fierce nine round bout in which Julyce "Young" Peter Jackson defeated Jimmy Handler of Newark in the ninth round marking the fiercest slugging contention held in the city.
The advertisement touts a home cure for alcoholism called the Home Gold Cure. It promises a doctorless, private treatment that allegedly neutralizes poison, eliminates cravings, and cures even obstinate drinkers. Sold for one dollar with worldwide delivery and confidential correspondence.
A fog bound collision near Point Iroquois sinks the whaleback Sagamore loaded with frog ore. Two of eight crew members drown including Captain Jota. Purley Saith and Woods of New York City are missing. Northern Queen crew helps others to safety as Sagamore goes down.
Reports describe threats and a deadly shooting during a white supremacist party in Deyoekay Chobe. Lewis Gaynie, brother of state senator Haavade, is killed, and Heap Halten, brother of Solon Tadtear, is wounded. Local tensions and alleged metal treble brewing amid factions.
Berlin reports Rhine vintage in excellent condition according to Theatest dispatches. The updates emphasize strong quality and favorable year for wine production amid mid-summer observations.
Friends of Mrs J Pause of Lawrence Kansas say seven years bedridden by kidney and liver trouble nervous prostration and debility improved after three bottles of Electric Bitters and three months later felt like a new person. She cites relief from headaches backaches and dizziness with guaranteed satisfaction at 60 cents.
Richard Hearn, a retired farmer in Mattoon Als, received three letters demanding $1,000,000 for his daughter's safety. The notes threaten abduction and burning the girl's eyes if unpaid. Hearn and Maude, 13, are under police protection as investigators search for suspects.
Oklahoma's land lottery began with 1000 640 acre draws in Kiowa Comanche territory as 20 400 spectators watched. Minerva Melintock of Oklahoma City, 25, a married woman, forfeited her claim by a Sunday marriage. Drawing resumed at 9 o'clock and expected to finish Thursday.
Milwaukee July 30 veteran journalist George TH Yenowine, a well known figure in western press, died suddenly this evening.
In San Juan on July 20 the island shows improved conditions since General Miles’s 3 year ago landing. Population health and work ethic rise, plantations recover, and harbor shipping grows, yet substantial American capital remains scarce as many promoters visit, promise profits, and disappear.
Governor Odell issued requisition papers for Tom Saler wanted in Pittsburg for a C. O. D. scam. Saler conspired with Pittsburg merchants to ship goods collect on delivery and fled through a rear door after taking money. He is serving a 16 day Buffalo sentence and will be sent to Pittsburg on release.
A fierce riot broke out in Colwich Colwich area last night as all the saloons were smashed in a disturbance that spread to Wichita Kansas and surrounding area sustained damage and protests.
In Colwich Kansas threshing crews from eight outfits arrived on a Sunday, broke five joints and damaged town pumps due to Sunday law enforcement. Citizens organized to arrest the threshers but were deterred as the crews resisted. Rioting continued as citizens again attempted arrests and the sheriff was asked to intervene.
Twelve masked men assaulted Peter Drum, a wealthy farmer 11 miles east of Bucyrus, binding his family and torturing him to reveal a hidden stash. They seized money, but fled when frightened by the women’s screams, scattering as neighbors arrived.
London reports the first battle of the maneuvers yesterday near the Selly Islands. Cruiser squadrons clashed, the defending fleet suffered unathibited losses, and the channel is now at the mercy of the enemy. Eighteen cruisers were reportedly sunk.
Washington July 1. Secretary Long says if a formal protest against the language of the Sehley court of inquiry precept is officially filed by Admiral Sehley he will consider the matter and the language may be altered.
Ragged dispatches describe deaths including Rath and James Tietury, a murder in Elli Glenn Walkersborg, and a Confederate veteran Captain Baan Go Aferieh. Reports cite outbreaks in Strong Pung dary and forest fires in Jemetan, with naval enlistment progress and two petty officers seeking ensign posts before today’s deadline.
Eugene Weaver lay near death at his Shadeland home after a Sunday night knife attack. Jesse Vickar, who allegedly killed a Kentucky sheriff, stabbed Weaver multiple times while Lyster Lyman fled. Vickar and Lyman are both at large, with reports tying Vickar to Carlisle Kentucky.
Bright Indianapolis July 30 The Socialist National Uptty convention has made little progress beyond organizing and limiting member contact. J W Kelley of Marion Indiana opened the session. George Chafferon of Iowa was elected chairman and Phillip Brown of Chicago secretary. About three fourths of attendees are American born. A strong union does not appear likely at present.
Indianapolis reports the city health board investigating an insanity trust. Affidavits were allegedly directed by Justice of the Peace Lockman and Surgeon Christian. Elizabeth Cromonu testified Lockman urged legality and wealth from each affidavit, receiving a handsome fee.
Assistant Attorney General Merrill Moores received a letter from W E Patt, governor general of the Philippines, in which Taft states insurrection exists only in four provinces and he believes it is unreasonable to expect rapid quiet in those areas. Moores and Taft were Yale college chums.
A fire at Charles Gillard’s farm near Liberty destroyed a threshing engine, stacks, and 40 bushels of wheat as flames spread through the prairie. Local residents fought for hours to save the neighborhood and kept property losses below 34,000 dollars.
A tank at the Hartford City MUI Grove Glass company failed, spilling molten glass and coating the blow room with splatter. Firemen controlled the blaze after quick action by workers. An entire new tank must be rebuilt and the plant will not resume operations by the latter part of September.
In Muncie on July, shortages of artificial ice persist as lake freights fail to meet demand. Public supply is limited and consignees report only small five cent portions available to individuals.
In Indianapolis on July 30 the amended complaint in the case of PA Jennings against several Salon citizens was filed in federal court. The document outlines allegations of an attempt to persecute hifi.
The Republican state committee is called to meet in Indianapolis next Thursday to select a new state chairman, reportedly James Goodrich of Winchester to succeed Charles S. Hernly.
In Indianapolis on July 30 the GOP state committee faces a planned reorganization as Chairman Hernly may retire. Senator Fairbanks pushes for a government post for Hernly, with a new state chair to be chosen next Thursday. Warren Rigler relinquishes chairmanship bid to take secretary role, citing business gains and a new Wabash block due Sept. 1.
Dennis Dowd, sexton at the Catholic cemetery west of Peru, collapsed from heat while digging a grave for Miss Katherine Kleutsche of Indianapolis. The funeral cortege arrived to find him exhausted in the unfinished grave and the pallbearers completed the burial.
A vandal tossed a large stone at a Chicago bound train near Fort Wayne injuring fireman A S Peterson. He arrived at Fort Wayne with eye injury and doctors expect possible total blindness. The incident occurred as the first passenger train neared Pennsylvania. The motive and exact location remain unclear.
Jacob Waller, a Cicero farmer, tried to guide an unruly cow but became entangled in the rope and ragged for some distance. He collided with a telephone pole and sustained alarming injuries.
An advertisement touts Baxazgr SALVE as the greatest healer of modern times for cuts, wounds, sores, piles and all skin diseases with a guarantee and warning against substitutes.
An excellent combination presents the California Fig Syrup Co. remedy as a pleasant tasting laxative that strengthens the system. It emphasizes purification of kidneys, liver, and bowels without irritation, cites senna and aromatic plants, and warns against imitations while naming distribution cities and price per bottle.
Indianapolie Grain and Livestock reports Wheat No 2 red firm at UChlec Corp weaker No 2 mixed sac oats firm No 2 mixed weak cattle 3 005 75 hogs weak road bees. Lewisville Grain and Livrerock lists Wheat No 2 red and roughberry No 2 white No 2 mixed hogs slow at 5 00 Sheep steady Lambs 4 01 5 40
Mixed received data shows hogs dull at about 4.00 to 4.60 dollars per hundredweight while sheep hold steady near 2.00. Lambs are steady, with prices around two dollars, as sellers note quiet demand in the lower grades.
Chicago cattle slow to $4.25 to $5.00 for steers and stockers, hogs steady near $5.00 to $5.85, sheep slow around $4.50 to $5.40, lambs strong near $3.50 to $5.40. New York cattle quiet around $63 to $65, hogs firm at $4.00 to $5.05, sheep steady $3.26 to $5.50, lambs steady $3.30 to $4.40. East Buffalo cattle steady near $4. TS, hogs dull around $4.23 to $4.20, sheep steady about $2.50 to $4.50, lambs steady near $4.00 to $4.75.
The Toledo grain page notes wheat lower cash around 88 4e and No. 2 cash values with mentions of corn and data activity. An unrelated testimonial by Mr. John Tippis of Colton Ohio praises Forey’s Honey for curing his daughter’s severe cough and inflamed tonsils.
A man struggles to make an impression at a social gathering and is finally met with a chilly silence as the woman responds with a sharp remark about her collar. The scene ends with an awkward, unintended departure in New York.
Lisbon Iowa resident Charles O Ellis washed down a telegraph line and suffered a severe cold and cough. Doctors in Oakland Nebraska Sioux City and Omaha said it was consumption. After using Dr King’s New Discovery he was wholly cured by six bottles. Guaranteed for coughs colds and throat and lung troubles by U D Kacefel. Price 5.00.
Milwaukee Brewing association terminates its contract with the Milwaukee Building Trades Council after a dispute over monopoly rights and plumbing work recognition. The federation aligns with the Federated Trades Council, signaling ongoing labor friction as breweries employ thousands. Five deaths occur in Cincinnati from heat. Excursions offer $15 trips to Atlantic City and other resorts via Pennsylvania Lines with twelve day return limit. Through trains provide direct connections from Louisville to Michigan resorts and Pan-American Exposition access from New York tickets.
Travelers bound for Buffalo may choose from four routes offered by B and O tickets agents with complete information and booking assistance.
B and C excursions run to North Vernon on August 5 to support the Jennings County Fair. Tickets available at the B&O Southwestern ticket office. Information supplied by H H Conway and Agone.
Excursions to Bethany Park Indiana run July 25 to August 11 with return valid to August 3. Monon Railroad offers Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo trips from June 18 through July. Atlantic Coast seashore runs July 25 and August ? with ten popular resorts. Louisville–Chicago daytime and night trains offer parlor and sleeping cars with reservations through C H Hanbery Louisville.
Sleeping car service operates from Louisville to Northern Michigan over Pennsylvania Short Lines and G RK. & L. leaving Louisville at 4 p.m. and Cincinnati at 10 p.m. Inquiries directed to C H Hagerty, D P Agt., Louisville, Ky.
Travel agents offer excursions to Colorado Utah South Dakota and Minneapolis with details available upon request.
Foley's Honey Tar delivers a knockout win over Jungs, ending the congi threat in a decisive performance. The bout featured heavy exchanges as Foley's camp claimed dominance with strategic punches and controlled pace.
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