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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1902

Page

5

Troops Control Shenandoah Riot Aftermath

Shenandoah dated Aug 1 reports 1200 state troops encamped above the town after Wednesday nights riot. Joseph Bedsall died from injuries and four policemen plus wounded strikers are expected to recover. Mine workers leaders condemn bloodshed and President Mitchell calls the riot overhyped and urges restraint while investigations proceed.

Shenandoah Joseph Bedsall Depwy Thomas Hedall Sil Hedall Hedall-Pagwart Company Ghot Sinder Miners Pottnville

Mitchell Emperal Judge Issues a Sweeping Order Against Strikers

The Charleston federal court enjoined John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers, Secretary Wilson, and about 150 officials from interfering with Chesapeake & Ohio Coal Agency in New River fields. The injunction prohibits intimidation, parading, picketing, or gatherings near mines or employees homes and any action to deter workers from entering mines. Also notes a conspiracy claim and broad restraints against the union figures.

Eral Charleston W. Va John Mitchell United Mine Workers Wilson Chesapeake & Ohio Coal Agency New River Keller Chesapeake Company Mitchell

Iowa Republicans name ticket for state offices

Des Moines July 31 The Republican state convention named a full ticket including W B Martin as Secretary of State B F Carroll as Auditor Gilbert S Gilberts on as Treasurer C W Mullan as Attorney General Scott M Ladd as Supreme Court Justice Charles A Bishop as Supreme Court Justice for a short term John C Crock lett as Clerk of Supreme Court W W Cornwall as Supreme Court reporter and E A Dawson as Railroad Commissioner The platform was adopted with little debate and about 1100 delegates attended nearly all counties represented The only controversy concerned tariff and trust language which the committee resolved by reiterating last year’s plank with an addition praising President Roosevelt for judicial action related to guildenst laws

Des Moines W. B. Martin Adair County B. F. Carroll Davis County Gilbert S. Gilbertson Winnebago County C. W. Mullan Blackhawk County Supreme Court Scott M. Ladd O'Brien County Charles A. Bishop Polk County John C. Crocklett Hardin County W. W. Cornwall Clay County E A. Dawson Bremer County Committee On Roosevelt Smith Eyrire Congress

Trade Review Highlights Mixed Outlook Across Sectors

Mradstreet's notes a cautious market with overall lower farm prices but favorable crop prospects. Industrials show a solid steel and railway outlook, though war shortages loom. Pig iron demand remains steady, hardware stays active, and building should exceed last year. Lumber strengthens westward, with east recovery. Week to July 31 saw 156 failures, down from prior weeks and years.

New York Mradstreet Tate Trenard Steel Teron

Reports Exaggerated About Los Alamos Earth Tremor

A chaotic report claims a vast earthquake near Los Alamos caused hillsides to slide and stones to rain from the mountains. Officials and observers note damage limited to a few shacks and roads with no verified tremor magnitude, while rumors of unprecedented subsidence spread through nearby towns.

Canal Rights Fight Roils Joliet and Lockport

Controversy over water power rights erupts as the Chicago sanitary district sues to condemn land held by the raylord syndicate for a Joliet water power site. The syndicate counters with a petition to condemn the district’s Joliet land. Officials say Lockport plans would yield 24,000 horsepower and create a navigable waterway for lake steamers. President Snively moves to file an injunction near Lockport as state riparian title disputes loom.

Joliet Lockport Chicago Sanitary District Raylord Syndicate Sanitary District Snively Ilinois and Michigan Canal Board Dadet

Detroit Ships Plan Giant Sidewheel Passengers

Detroit Free Press reports a conference with President Alexander McVittie of Detroit Ship Building, the local American Ship building branch, and General Manager W. G McMillan of Detroit and Cleveland Navigation. They finalize a plan to build two enormous sidewheel passenger steamers at about $1.7 million total cost, each carrying 4,000 passengers and 300 state rooms across four decks, with sleeping capacity 1,100 to 1,200. The venture could extend Detroit Mackinac service to Petoskey and offer a Cleveland to Mackinac route in about 25 hours.

Detroit The Free Press Alexander McVittie Detroit Ship Building Company American Shipbuilding Company W. (. McMillan Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Company Mackinac Petoskey Cleveland

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