Coast defense watchers eye imaginary fleet
REAR ADMIRAL Higginson's squadron defended the New England coast in an imagined attack scenario with ships like the Kearsarge and Alabama patrolling Cape Cod and Thatcher Island as observers and signals detailed while other pages note a fatal pulp works explosion in Wilmington and scattered local incidents.
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ROCKPORT
Mass
Higginson
New England
oohn EB. Pillsbury
FPillebury
Cape Code
Miners Return to Work as Union Reassurances Spread
About two to three hundred miners resume work at Red Ash and Loup Creek in Kanawha and New River fields with twenty seven mines now operating the largest tally since the strike began. New arrivals from the east expected to return before week end while no violence occurs. In Pennsylvania funeral for strike leader Patrick Sharp draws over 17 thousand people, a two mile march to St Joseph's Church Summit Hill and burial at Catholic cemetery. Miners Union Hand led procession. local mine committees tasked with order. soldiers remain in camp.
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Gasette
MONTGOMERY
W. Va
Red Ash
Loup Creek
Kanawha
New River
LANSFORD
Patrick Sharp
Nesquehoning
Miners’ Union
Sharp
Summit Hill
Reno party meeting fails to draft a winning ticket
A War Talk session between the Silver Party and Democratic delegates from Reno ended with no clear plan. They discussed Republican strength, urged Newlands to loosen up for the Senate bid, and noted Governor Sadler’s rising influence. Patronage distribution dominated the talks as the meeting adjourned without consensus. The later session left Democrats sparse, giving Silver a freer hand but no satisfaction.
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Silver
Reno
Newlands
United States Senate
Sadler
Desperate Race Riot Ends Several Lives in Mississippi
Dispatches report a race riot near Tupelo, eight miles away, with four whites and eight to ten negroes killed or wounded. Another report cites Shannon, Miss., where three negroes died and a white man was wounded. Eight negroes were taken to Nettleton for safekeeping as unrest followed a theft of a cow.
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Gazette
NEW ORLEANS
Tupelo
Miss
Shannon
Nettleton
Elko Yard Train Collision Injures Two Travelers
In an eastbound yard collision between train No. 4 sections, James Watson of Kakoma Indiana and Misa Blanche Caine of Indianapolis were bruised but not seriously hurt. The first train stood for breakfast when the second section crashed into it, damaging the last car and engine pilot.
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ELKO
Nevada
James Watson
Kakoma
Indiana
Misa Blanche Caine
Indianapolis
K. of P
Calf and Cattle Prices in Chicago Market Report
Cattle receipts reach 10 000 with Western steers and other classes priced for sale Good to prime steers range 8 8 75 Poor to medium 5 7 25 stockers and feeders 2 50 5 50 cows 1 60 5 50 heifers 2 25 6 25 canners 1 50 2 50 calves 2 50 7 25 Texas fed steers 2 5 western steers 4 50 0 75 Sheep receipts 13 000 lambs steady good to choice wethers 3 50 4 fair to choice mixed 2 50 3 50 western sheep 2 50 3 85 native lambs 2 60 4 76 western lambs 4 50 5 66
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Gazette
CHICAGO
Texas fed
Mutiny Alarm at Centerville Iowa County Jail
A mutiny erupted at Centerville Iowa county jail this morning manned by Sheriff Davis' force. Sheriff’s wife seized an ax and Deputy Sheriff Bevington with a revolver forced inmates back to their seats. The disturbance followed a series of earlier attempts.
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Gasette
CENTERVILLE
Sherif Davis
Sherif Bevington
Immense Forest Fire Rages on Greenhorn Range North of Walsenburg
A forest fire of immense proportions is burning on the western slope of the Greenhorn mountain range thirty miles from Walsenburg in Huerfano County. Much valuable timber has been destroyed and the blaze is beyond control. Pueblo Martinez, a prospector, is believed to have perished and several mining parties are feared to be endangered.
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Gasette
DENVER
Colo
Walsenburg
wesern
Greenhorn mountain range
Huerfano county
Pueblo Martinez
Nevada mining man dies after fall in San Francisco
J G Tonkin from Eureka Nevada died after falling from a window at 483 Gerry street in San Francisco. He never regained consciousness and was pronounced dead at the Central Emergency Hospital. The body was sent to the morgue.
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SAN FRANCISCO
J. G. Tonkin
Eureka
Nevada
Gerry street
Central Emergency Hospital
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