President Dolan Arrested Amid West Virginia Strike Riot
Pittsburg Aug 3 500 strikers ordered to Sandy creek and Plum creek after Dolan led a march to Sandy creek. He faced a writ for riot and unlawful assembly and was taken to the justice’s office before release. Leaders Warner and Cameron Miller named in the writ. Bail offered by a Turtle creek citizen. West Virginia outlook notes reduced coal shipments and uncertain operations across Fairmont region. Surprise expected for operators within forty eight hours as Kanawha and New River men hinted at 50 cents a ton and check weighman.
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Pittsburg
Sandy Creek
Plum Creek
Dolan
Thomas P. DeArmitt
Justice's
Warner
Cameron Miller
Turtle Creek
West Virginia
Wheeling
W. V
Fairmont
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Lellaire
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Cleveland
Loraine
Lake Erie
Boggs Run
Glendale
Moundsville
W. Va
Joseph W. Rea
Rea
Mahon
Charleston
New River
Western Roads Adopt New Excursion Ticket Security Plan
Chicago news reports that the Western Passenger association has begun perforating tickets with a daily changing word to deter outsiders from returning passages. The Milwaukee convention confirmed its effectiveness and a Chicago-St. Paul lines meeting is set for next Tuesday to discuss departures from June agreements and to recruit外 outside lines.
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Chicago
Western Passenger Association
National Educational Association
Milwaukee
Chicago-St. Paul
Decree Recorded in Sanborn District
Decree of sale of the Union Pacific railroad, ordered by the United States court, was duly recorded in this district as of July 31 by Judge Sanborn.
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Perver
Sanborn Todis
Union Pacific Railroad
United States
Record Filed on Durrant Murder Case
The Washington record filed July 31 in the United States Supreme Court concerns Theodore Durrant, the San Francisco medical student accused of murdering two girls. The filing marks a notable step in the sensational case.
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Washington
Theodore Durrant
San Franciso
Tris
United States Supreme Court
Deep Water Route to the Sea Commission Appointed
President appoints Major Charles W Raymond Alfred Noble and George Y Wisner to a board of engineers for surveys and examinations of a Great Lakes to Atlantic deep water route. The panel aims to report to Congress next session with three US routes, Oswego route favored at an estimated 200 million dollars.
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Washington
Secretary of War
Chas. W. Raymond
Corps of Engineers
United States Army
Alfred Noble
Chicago
George Y. Wisner
Detroit
Board of Engineers
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Deep Water Ways Commission
Cleveland
James B. Angell
Ann Arbor
Mich
Turkey
Hudson River
Congress
Angell
Iludson River
War Department
Canada
United States
Lake Erie
Upper
Niagara
Tonawanda
Lake Salle
Lewiston
Niagara River
Hudson
Lake Ontario
Ontario
St. Lawrence River
St. Lawrence
Ogdensburg
State of
New York
Lake Champlain
Troy
Mohawk River
Major Reymond
Umy
Philadelphia
Ife
Connecticut
West Point Military Academy
Desperate Efforts in West Virginia Coal Strikes
Striking miners in the Wheeling district counter efforts after Boggs Run two-mine refusal. Moundsville mine worked with a small force, Elm Grove men at work, and Glendale plans a Monday full return. In Fairmont region coal output declines. Bellaire cars drop by half to 100. Camp Victory in Washington County grows to about 500 miners with armed deputies amid ongoing demonstrations.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Boggs Run Coal Company
Moundsville
Elm Grove
Glendale
Fairmont
Bellaire
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Cook & Sons
McGovern
Camp Victory
Miller’s Run
Pittsburg
de Armitt
Oak Hill
Dolan
Carrick
Turtle Creek
Sandy Creek
Plum Creek
Mucklerat
J. B. Corey Coal Company
Scottdale
Aus
Scottdale Iron Works
Painter
Seven Killed in a Tornado Rocks Illinois Farm
A tornado near San Jose Illinois struck A C McDowell’s farm at 7 p m destroying the house and barn. Seven people were killed and three seriously injured including McDowell and his family. San Jose lies thirty five miles west on the Chicago and Alton line. A Mason City lightning strike damaged a church spire.
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New San Jose
Bloomington
San Jose
Ill
A. C. McDowell
Here
McDowell
Samuel Brownlee
Browne
Jessie Graves
A. C. Dowell
Charles
Mary
Jacksonville
Chicago and Alton Railway
McDowell House
Walnut Grove
Mason City
Presbyterian
Pension list extended with multiple grants and increases
Washington reports Saturday pensions issued to numerous individuals across Iowa and neighboring states. Entries include original grants for James A. Chaplin, William G. Triplitt, Ole Knittisen, and others. increases for Chester A. Gro Greley and Robert Walker. reissues for John Campbell and Horatio P. Smith. and additional names such as Vinces P. Gray and Ephraim Sumner. Local towns include Clear Lake Maquoketa Marshalltown Waterloo Osceola Lincoln Omaha Indianola and Templeton.
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Washington
Towa
James A. Chaplin
Modale
Wiliam G. Triplitt
Yale
Ole Kittlisen
Clear Lake
Vinces P. Gray
Adel
Chester A. Gro. Greley
Robert Walker
Maquoketa
Thos Clifford
Marshalltown
Henry
Nichols
Berea
John Campbell
Osceola
Betsy Bartlett
Waterloo
Nebraska
Joseph E. Spencer Beemer
Job Hathaway
Lincoln
John J. Hobbs
Omaha
Henry Barton
Indianola
Rufus G. Tole
Henry C. Jones
Ephriam Sumner
Clay Center
Horatio P. Smith
Trenton
South Dakota
Aaron McLloyd
Templeton
Francis Alleback
Lead
Fish Hatchery Site Chosen Near Deadwood Hills
Herman Van Beyer of the United States fish commission closed a transaction for a nine acre tract on Spear Creek near John Johnston’s farm, for a fish hatchery. The land and water price was set as part of a $24,000 appropriation.
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Deadwood
Herman van Beyer
United States Fish Commision
John Johnston
Spear Qsh
c _rass
His Great Danger
A Cleveland Leader quip narrative recounts a speaker narrowly escaping inquiry after a supper overindulgence. The tale mentions visiting Miss Bubbleton and a humorous misread of intentions. A friend jokes about a possible proposal that never came due to the intoxicated lapse.
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Cleveland
Arouse to Action with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters
Dormant liver warnings urge immediate use of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters to relieve bilious attack and constipation headaches dyspepsia furred tongue sour breath and right side pain. Claims malaria rheumatism kidney trouble nervousness and debility are removed by the Bitters.
Mexican Horse Thief Arrested in California
Brooklyn Eagle reports a Mexican thief arrested in California for stealing over 1,000 horses. With horse stealing carrying death in the West, residents debate fitting punishment for this extraordinary case.
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Brooklyn Eagle
California
Try Allen's Foot-Ease for swollen hot feet relief
An early 20th century ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cool feet and ease tired, swollen, and sweaty feet. It claims relief from bunions and blisters, and offers a trial package free priced at 25 cents. Sold by druggists and shoe stores with address for Allen S. Olmsted in Le Roy New York.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy, N. Y
Washing a Fine Art
Durable fashion advice from Eliza R. Parker explains how to wash delicate muslin gowns at home. Use two thirds warm water, ivory soap, rinse in clear and blue water, wring, starch lightly, and dry in shade then iron on the wrong side to keep summer dresses fresh.
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Aspasia
Elizabeth
Priscilla
Eliza R. Parker
Laughs and hair tonics mix in old time ad copy
A historical newspaper fragment blends financial figures on Britain's yearly expenses with consumer product pitches. It cites a large treasury surplus and promotes Hall's Hair Renewer and Piso's Cure for Consumption, attributing health claims to letters from Philadelphia readers.
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C. L. Baker
Regent Sq
Philadelphia
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de Aremitt
New York Tribune
Tillman
Speaker Reed
Indiana
Gratefal
France
Great Britain
Hall
Lydia E. Pinkham
Standard OF the World
Hartford
Pope Mfg. CO
Conn
Columbia
Sioux City Printing Co
ORSAY
Ggist
Algum Pats
H. &. Willson & Co
Washington, D.C
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