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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jun 04, 1894

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Violent Governor Waite Faces Mine Strike Impasse

Colorade Springs June 4 Mine owners agree to pay strikers wages but will not hire only union men. Governor Waite demands arbitration and refuses to negotiate with every lawyer. Sheriff Bowers seeks troops. Calderwood remains hidden. General McCook ready at Fort Logan though no clear call.

Colorape Springs Colo Waite Colorado Springs Bowers Tvo Poard Lorenzo John Calderwood Miners’ Union Calderwood Sherif Bowers Waller Desver McCook Fort Logan

Cripple Creek Miners Fortify Camp in Alert Stand

Cripple Creek Colorado Cripple Creek miners mass at fortifications around Bull Hill and nearby camps in Victor Anaconda Mound City and other towns. Deputies led by W J Palmer expected to ride in and potential clashes loom as Governor Waite backs troops. Kidnapping of H E Woods tied to tensions amid looming St Louis court summons. Oregon voters head to polls for full state ticket and senate race.

Cripple Creek Colo Jane Sherif Bowers Bull Hill Victor Anaconda Mound City W.J. Palmer Waite Bowers Colorado Springs John Caldexwood United States Alarshall Wise and Brown Union St. Louis Court of Appeals H. E. Woods Weeds Investment Company Bell Hill Mr. Woods

Unhappy Kansas crop outlook prompts mass exodus alarm

Reports from western Kansas warn of a total wheat failure with scarce rain and critical shortages. Farmers face hunger as cattle stock sales rise, counties report no harvest for a year, and Senator Wilcockson warns residents may abandon the prairies for ranching if drought persists.

Kansa Chat Wilcockson Logan County Maion Kansas

Militia Quells Shelburn Coal Strike Riot in Sullivan

State troops from Jeffersonville New Albany Princeton Evansville Washington and Vincennes, three hundred strong, arrived at Shelburn to escort coal trains amid miner threats. Sheriff Mills secured order after a permitted clash that yielded no major resistance, with one injured by an accidental gun discharge.

Bolrivax Ind Sullivan Jeffersonville New Albany Princeton Evansville Washington Vincennes Shelburn Sheriff Mills Sheriff Mill Terre Hadre Fair Grounds Alum Cave Rikers Jane Cannerburg Antilla Hobbins Colonel Ross Miners’ Union Lt. Caddiday George W. Purcell State Executive Board

Floods in Coloradas devastate mining region and bridges

The Colorado flood reports describe widespread destruction in Central City and Clear Creek, with twenty eight washouts between Central City and Forks Creek and thirty six between Idaho Springs and Golden. Union Pacific freight agent J E Murde walked from Central City to Golden to assess losses estimated at 6500000. Bridges and tracks along the Arkansas river region near Powers were washed out, irrigation canals overflowed, and farm damage was extensive.

Denver J. E Murde Union Pacific Centrality Golden Central City Clear Creek Forks Creek Idaho Springs Georgetown Coto Arkansas Eruch Santa Fe Ann Powers

Wealthy Miss Mary Miles Drowned in Skiff Capsize

Reports recount a drowning of Mary Miles after a skiff capsized at Vincennes. Other notes mention Mary Lautz dying while waiting for a funeral in Cariisie, Pa, and a rash of cattle thefts to be tackled by federal authorities in Nebraska and South Dakota. A violent incident in Springfield and a fatal shooting in Birmingham are also noted in terse local items.

Mary Miles Vincennes Cariisie Mary Lautz Boyd County Neb Gregory County S. D Ronning Springfield C. W. James Birmingham Ala W. L. Lansford Arnold Taylor Taylor Lunsford

Sugar Schedule Sparks Senate Clash This Week

Washington June 4 The sugar schedule again centers Senate debate with no fixed vote time. Democrats push long sessions to reach a final disposal while Republicans demand a quorum and methodical action. In the House, a Democratic caucus may be needed as state bank debates continue and party strategy aims for unity.

Uctt Washington Senate Harris Ald House of Representatives State Bank

Town Being Washed Away in Missouri River Doom

Town of Winthrop, Missouri, once with 1,500 residents, faces destruction as the Missouri River erodes its edge. Half the population has left, houses are torn down, and farmers lose farms valued at thousands as the river channel shifts.

St. Joseph Winthrop

Family quarrel ends in deathbed murder at West Thirty-Fifth Street

A dying Civil War veteran in New York City died after a dispute at his bedside over inheritance. His son Daniel Lane punched and dragged his brother Michael during the quarrel. Daniel was later fined 20 in Jefferson Market Court. The report spans sports standings and other local items, including river flood updates in British Columbia and unrelated incidents across several states.

New York Jolu Lane Fourth United States Artillery West Thirty-Fifth Street Gibney St. Michae’s Church Michael Waed Daniel Jefferson Market Daniel Lane

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