Court of Appeals Overrules Jenkins Strike Injunction
The United States circuit court of Appeals remands and strikes out the restraining order that forced workers to stay. It upholds the right of employees to quit in a body and preserves the prohibition on coercive tactics and intimidation. The decision defines labor organizations’ conduct during strikes and notes the value and locations of involved mills along Fox River totaling about 19 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmeaco
Tovkina
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Clince
Congress
Court of Appeals
Jenkins
Uw Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Howe
Courts of Equity
Justice Hark
UebRpreme Cout
McKinley in Missouri opens Republican campaign tour
In St Louis on Oct 1 Governor McKinley arrived after an overnight ride from Chicago. He was greeted by state officials including Joseph Smith and Chauncey Filey. A public reception at the Union Station hotel followed by tours of the Merchant Exchange and the exposition, culminating in an evening speech at Suburban Hall launching Missouri campaign efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chicago
McKinley
Joseph 2. Smith
Lbrarian
Ohio
Chauncey J. Filey
Republican State Committee
Neti Ringhang
Weonu Nitte
Union Station
Trnesday
Phillip Reilly
United States
Bocas del Toro
Colombia
American Association of Physicians and Surgeons
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
National League of Republican Clubs
Guatemala
Salvadorean
Panama Canal
Berry Rich
Marion
Cyclone devastates Little Rock center causing heavy loss
A violent cyclone hit Little Rock Arkansas at 7 30 p m damaging the business district and killing several people with many injured. Property losses are estimated around 500000 as stocks were ruined by water and roofs torn off. The state penitentiary suffered severe damage and convicts were injured with one dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock
Ark
State Penitentiary
Strike Commission reaches agreement on report for president
Washington Sept 28 The United States strike commission adjourns to last week in October after two days of executive review to finalize a report for the president The panel settled differences and will publish a full document but withhold conclusions The group expects arbitration to be a focus of future labor capital settlement plans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memter
Washington
Wasittxotor
United States Commission
Chicago
Eid
Isore
English Syndicate to Gain Control of Wisconsin Mills
A multi-mill deal reported from Appleton Wisconsin indicates an English syndicate will acquire most Fox River paper and pulp mills by April 1, subject to options on mills machinery water rights and other properties. Two firms reportedly remain outside the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gontrol
Wisconsin
Fox River
Lida
Renges
Japanese landings near Chinese coast threaten capital
News wires report 6,000 Japanese troops near Passiet bay and near Shang Hai Kwan as Chinese forces rush to block landings. Dispatches hint at possible dethronement of the Chinese emperor in favor of Prince Kung’s son, with Li Hung Chang reassigned and contingents moving toward Tien Tsui. War speculation grows over Korea independence fading into a broader conquest narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dpa
Moukidle
Shin
Shan Tug
Yellow River
Tsu
Tien Lsin
Pe- Ada
Owirright
Tiensin
Pukin
Fifly
China
Prince King
New York
Shanghai
Kuing
Li Bang Chang
Ling 1
Hunan
Li Hang Chang
Pao Ting
Foo
Chi Li
Japan
Prince Kung
Ruml Shaw Hai Kan
Great Wall
Chi Ti
Shang King
Li Hung Chang
Notorious fighters challenge world with $10,000 wager
Fitzsimmons declares he will fight any fighter worldwide who bets $10,000 against him. He will deposit the stake with David Blanchard of Boston and dedicate a week after July 1 to nightly battles, inviting all contenders regardless of weight or color. Derricks collapse injures several workers on piers for the high wagon bridge, causing heavy contractor costs. Professor David Swing remains in critical condition after a stomach disorder worsened, affecting his brain and leaving him unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzsimmons
David Blanchard
Boston
Smith
Swing
Cmeaco
David Swing
Divine
News of the Week from a Long Ago Era
A sprawling digest notes accidents and political shifts from Mapleton Wisconsin to Paraguay. It mentions Henry Eubner fatal trench fall, a Denver fight rumor, Paraguay leadership exile, New Yorker district picking Dr William Hosie, and a Methodist conference in Dubuque Iowa. Reports on government printing, Altoona’s alarm, Nanaimo fire casualties, bank embezzlement suspects, and London clerks strike. Also covers smithereens of Canada Japan, Panama work resuming, and local crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Eubner
Mapleton
Wis
Smith
Farrell
Denver
Andrew Considine
Dubuque County
Egnisquiza
Paraguay
Gonzales
New
Altoona Manufacturing Company
Nanaimo
B.C
Ossieare
New York
Washington
Bank of England
Patrsis
Sonal
Also Mentioned on This Page
H.C. McCartney
Bank OF Oakes
Dakota Business and Literary College
Fargo
North Dakota
Normwestern
Hans
Duit Hheiteevu
Eas. Fy Leland Watkins
A. B. Fargon
D. Tresident
Chine
Our
Ear Cycle Company
Lake and Nyisted Sts
Chicago, Ill
Elkhart Garril
Soc
Sean
Wefer
W. B. Pratt
Seo'y
Elkhart
Ind
Satin Marian
Supreme Court
Gai Bhy
Hr DeMdon
Dent
Neenah
Menasha
Appleton
Kimberly
Little Chute
Kavkauna
Loves
de Pere
M’kinley
Missouri
Tate Republi
Carty
Wastuxcrox
Carlisle
Internal
Wilop
London
Loxnox
Duimter
Couimarce
Loyde
W. L. Wileun
West Virgia
Wall
Muwavaer
Chaiman B.C
State Central Committee
PB. J. Somers
Loxpox
the Times
Frankfort
Frankfort Zeitung
Tapan
Wasnixetox
Naval Constretion Bureau
Navy Department
Texas
Norfolk Navy Yard
Devitts Lake
N. D
Crary
Kona
Denaxco, Mex
Altata
Pacific Coast
Culciacan
Little Rock
Arkanang
the Strike Commission
Civic Federation
Congress of Labor
Chauncey Depew
Terrence V. Powderly
D. J. Ryan
Springer
Iinnis
Weeks
Archbishop Ireland
Simuel Gompers
F. K. Sargent
P.M. Arthur
Martin Fos
P. J. MeGuiro
Cra
Crimea
Sr. Prierspure
Czarewitch
George
Michael
Oga
Prince Nicholas of
Tapanero
National Guard
the Press Claims Company
New Street
Northwest
Washington, D
P.O
John Wedderburr
forThis Company
Dulles Bestes
Presa Claima Company
SrCut
Thia
Thiele
Lekin
Korea
Yokohama
Gulf of
Pe Chi Li
Iris
SmanGitas
Pekin
Pendergast
Rameey County
Hennepin County
Malavita Society
Lucera
Foggio
Albany
Muscatine
Cathetine Clarich
Minnesota
Louis Scharf
Chaska
Minn
Mary Roslons
Scharf
Eohirl
Corbell
Gainylou Tames
Corbutt
News OF the
Massilon
Herne Hill
England
J. A. Robertson
Queen Victoria
Lord Edward Phelan Clifton
Dakota
Waltham, Mass
John §. Johnson
Minneapolis
Bliss
Aronday
Ericsson
Pope County
Paris
Dupuy
M. Raymond Poincarre
Canadian Line
Pacific Mail
British Miners’ Federation
London Chronicle
St. Petersburg
Russia
Leyden
Berlin
Spela
The
Sugar Trust
Spreckele
Philadelphia
Treasury
Milwaukee
Gorge M. Pollman
Alwit
Senugrem
Ersuktore
Capeini
Marshalls Elevator
McCarthy Bros
J. H. Coulter
J. P. Marshall
W. H. Marsh
Ilouse
Berg
Oakes
Commercial House
George Glarden
M. A. Bunker
Cosmopolitan
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Oakes Republican
Overman Wheel CO
Washington, Denver, Sam Francisco
Kweviews
Auiboe
Ames
Onbsyn
Astor Place
Roy Os Ol i
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!