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Newspaper
Reporter
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1897
Page
3
An article urges wives to maintain strength for family harmony citing Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and letters of relief. It notes a nursemaid-like resilience encouraged by products, with brief mentions of Winslow's soothing syrup, Hall's Hair Renewer, and public liquor sale restrictions on Maine Central railroad restaurants.
Tokyo claims continued opposition to Hawaii annexation while stressing Japan’s interests in Pacific trade. The note warns that annexation could void treaties with Hawaii, delay justice, and threaten Japanese rights of residence and commerce, with emphasis on stability and avoiding misunderstanding with the United States.
Miles City Mont July 27 Sheriff Gibb and Deputy Smith in custody Little Whirlwind and Shoulder Blade for complicity in the murder of sheep herder John Hoover. Philip Badger’s confession details the ambush near Burringer's ranch with Spotted Hawk and others, including a 2 year old beef killed to conceal the crime.
In Hodmezoevasthely district six of twelve defendants are convicted in a wholesale poisoning case. Four receive death, one life penal servitude, one six years in prison. Motive centered on insurance. many victims were married men killed by wives. An alleged midwife supplied poison. about two hundred witnesses testified.
In Fairmont West Virginia on July 26 the Monoygah Coal Company Senator J N Camden's plant and the West Fairmont Coal Company ex Governor Fleming's plant obtained an injunction restraining Eugene V Debs and others from interfering with their workers.
Chicago July 26 report shows Wheat 16,032,000 bushels Corn 16,179,000 bushels Oats 665,000 bushels Rye 1,771,009 bushels Barley 954,009 bushels in visible supply.
Debs meetings at several mines in Tairmont and Wheeling report confidence in freeing trapped workers if a breakthrough occurs. Authorities reinforce guards as miners march toward the Allison mine amid planned actions by labor leaders and operators.
Washington reports the president signed the tariff bill at 4 07 PM turning it into law. The action follows swift congressional passage and confirms new fiscal provisions.
In Pittsburg July 28 the coal strike situation remained quiet as operators gathered for a large arbitration meeting. Miners officials Dolan and Warner urged a peaceful approach while public officials prepared for potential tensions. A 1,000 strong miner march pressured Castle Shannon mines, but no disorder occurred.
Benjamin Simon a 14 year old New York City schoolboy drowned himself in the Hudson on Saturday night after failing a college entrance exam. A note to his parents blamed circumstances and cited his desire to push labor reform and socialist cooperation, ending with a plea for grief but acceptance of death.
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