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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1901

Page

2

Moonshiner Ambush Leaves Marshal Dead in Tennessee

In Putnam county near Monterey a revenue raid ended in an ambush at four o clock Saturday morning. Deputy Marshal Thomas Price was killed. Deputy Marshal Price and six officers faced a volley from eight guns. Two possemen were wounded, one moonshiner mortally wounded. The body of Price was left on the ground as Bell led a retreat to recover him. A posse is organized to pursue the moonshiners and recover the body.

Posse Washington Yerkes Internal Revenue Bureau D. A. Nunn Nashville Tenn Bell and Stone Marshal Price Floyd Monterey Price Corder Mackey Putnam County Bell Thomas Price C. Mackey Collector Bell

Interesting Census Figures across States and District line

The census office released figures on school age and military age populations for Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho and Illinois and the District of Columbia and Hawaii. Separate items note Schlatter jailed for vagrancy and a request about sheep shearing, and U.S.-British talks on Americans captured in the Boer war with limited releases. A New York wedding notice reports Kathleen Daly and Thomas Clarke, and Natal orders evacuate farms due to Boer raids. New Orleans sees a brewery strike with 130 workers and union recognition tensions.

Washington Delaware Florida Georgia Idaho Ilinois District of Columbia Hawaii Hinois Havwaii New York City New York Kathleen Daly Limerick Ireland John Daly St. Augustine’s Roman Catholic Church Thomas J. Clarke Dungennon

Big Carnival of Elks in Milwaukee Predicted as Greatest

Milwaukee preps for the Elks reunion and carnival starting soon with claims of record size. Officials expect at least 15000 Elks to register and have plans for parades and a grand ball at the Exposition building to close the events.

Milwaukee Elks Exposition Building

Long naval move to tow Spanish dry dock to Luzon

Rear Admiral Bowles oversees transport of the Havana harbor dry dock to Subig bay in Luzon. Navy bought it to block New York capitalists who had negotiated a sale. Route totals 11,916 miles from Havana via Canary Islands Gibraltar Port Said Aden Colombo Singapore Manila to Subig bay.

New York Bowles Navy Havana Subig Bay Luzon Navy Department Canary Islands Gibraltar Port Said Aden Colombo Singapore Manila

Warm Southwest and scattered showers forecast

Daily weather bulletins from Kansas City and Omaha report another hot wave with little rain. Kansas City logged 97 degrees at 11, while Omaha noted 80 degrees at 7 am and possible light rains elsewhere. forecasts for continued heat.

Kansas City Manhattan Kansas Weather Bureau Omaha Neb

United States Steel will not arbitrate strike stand

The United States Steel Corporation declares there is nothing to arbitrate and refuses mediation as the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers maintains a firm wage and hours demand. Morgan firm echoes no arbitration, signaling a finish fight with the workers and no compromise. Reports from Pittsburgh and New York confirm the hard line stance as the steel strike persists without talks.

United States Steel Corporation New York Steel Corporation Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers Journal and Advertiser J. P. Morgan & Co Amalgamated Asociation Pittsburgh J. Pierpont Morgan New York City Combine State Board of Arbitration Shaffer J. P. Morgan Tom

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