Strikes, arbitration and tolerance praised by John Mitchell
John Mitchell president of the coal miners of America argues in Bonanza that most strikes could be avoided through arbitration if prejudice is removed and both sides approach talks like a business proposition. He says capital and labor leaders must tell the truth to prevent strikes, and that rich may not oppress the poor. The piece also notes Grover Cleveland’s family spectacle and reflections on aging and politics as cited from the Kansas City Star.
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Grover Cleveland
Gray Gables
Cleveland
Bryan
Absalom
General Miles
Kansas City Star
Gun-wielding grocer shuts Royal Street gambling room
New Orleans July 22 John Fineran a grocer unable to move authorities to close Royal Street gambling houses used a pistol to raid a Faro table and seize a bank roll. He was arrested after the shootout and turned over the money as evidence of his promise to close at least one game. The raid ended with the room dark and patrons panicked.
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Eran
Fineran
Royal Street
Sedalia City Council Adopts Waterworks and Street Changes
Sedalia Missouri council in regular session approves changing fire hydrants at Broadway Park and Fifth Kentucky to 20th Harrison and 20th Missouri avenues and orders water company to proceed. It also directs bids for a city depository, authorizes deeds for M K T hospital land, and paves Main Street with remonstrance details.
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Babcock
Fulkerson
Letts
Menschke
Parks
Scally
Staton
Hodges
Stafford
Water and Fire Committee
Broadway
Park
Fifth
Kentucky
20Th
Harrison
Missouri Avenues
Water Company
Sedalia
M., K. & T. Hospital
D. BE. Kennedy
Finance and Tax Committee
King Must Pay Damages From Bull Siege
In Lisbon a hundred fighting bulls escaped the stockade and besieged the city for three days. Cavalry and bull ring authorities finally corralled the runaways. Over one hundred people were injured, with twelve wounded by the royal bulls, forcing Don Carlos to pay damages for every goring.
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Lisbon
Don Carlos
Blood Balm promises cure for many diseases
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood poison cancer ulcers and skin diseases. It claims to heal sores and stop pains by cleansing the blood and offers a free sample by writing to Blood Balm Co Atlanta Ga. Sold locally by W. E. Bard Drug Co Sedalia. Also mentions Lehigh Valley Railroad with the Black Diamond Express and Muskoka hotel ads.
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Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Black Diamond Express
Niagara Falls
New York
Philadelphia
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Sedalia Sentinel
Sedalia Sentinel Company
C. F. Kibby
George H. Scruton
Walter J. Brill
Francis B. Tupper
Bry
Inioni 4
Queen City
MAIL
Dr. R. Baldwin
Sentinel
Sedalia, Mo
Postoffice
Sedalia and
Pettis County
President Mitchell
John Mitchell
Coal Miners of America
Bonanza
Labor
John Mtchell
DR. Fenner
Fenner
Harry Waters
Hamlet
N. Y
Mee
Dasce
New Orleans
Gamning
John Fineran
Grocer
Royal Street Houses
Fin
Official Council
Council Chamber
Liberty Park Board
Sexton
Main Street
Washington Avenue
Grand Avenue
A. P. Williams
Main
Bixby
Elks Hotel
Ninth Street
Prospect
Grand
C. E. Baker
Cine
America’s
Mill Street
Geo. R. Smith College
College
Royal Muskoka Hotel
America
Muskoka Lakes
Canada
United States
Grand Trunk Railway System
Adams Street
Chicago
George W. Vaux
T. A
Union
Unile
Aya
Nobby
United’ Shirt & Collar CO
E. E. Johnston
Ohio Street
J. C. Warren
East Fifteenth Street
BELL
Joseph Both
Paradis
City Hall
Missouri
Kansas
Ohio
Moerschel’s
Ieee Ne
DR. Moffett
C. J. Moffett
M. D
St. Louis
Childre
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