Anarchy Reigns In San Miguel County Amid Miner Strife
Telluride residents including G A Floeten M J Sullivan and Tony Rolla refuse to evacuate as military authorities demand leaving San Miguel county. They seek federal protection after Governor Peabody orders troops and cites constitutional rights while Roosevelt awaits reply to a telegram demanding intervention.
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M. J. Sullivan
Miners’ Union
Tony” Rolla
San Miguel County
H. M. Hogg
Roosevelt
Washington
United States
Findley outrage sparks unanimous Mine Owners stance
At a Mine Owners' association meeting in Victor Col last night the Findley outrage was discussed with deep indignation and a unanimous resolve declared that under no circumstances should the incident be overlooked.
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Col
Mine Owners’ Association of
Findley
Miners Unite in Threats and Riot After Mass Meeting
After a mass meeting, conspirators are being pursued with large rewards from the miners union and mine owners. A riot near the miners' hall led to militia action and shots fired from houses. Three men were wounded in the hall: Peter Calderwood, Edward McKelvey, and Arthur Parker.
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Guard
Union Hall
Peter Calderwood
Union
Anaconda
Cripple Creek
Edward McKelvey
Lincoln Couple Weds In Clayton License Grant
Herbert C. Gardner and Eleanor Mellheevy of Lincoln Mo were granted a marriage license at Clayton on Monday.
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Herbert C. Gardner
Eleanor Mellheevy
Lincoln, Mo
Clayton Monday
Weather Outlook Fair Tonight Then Cloudy
The forecast says fair tonight with Wednesday bringing increasing clouds and possible rain in the western portion.
Tragic Family Double Tragedy In Elizabeth
Albert Pouch aged 14 died after his father Joseph Pouch an undertaker shot and poisoned family members then killed himself. The mother died recently under suspicious circumstances and is now thought poisoned. The incident leaves the entire family extinguished.
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Pouch
Joseph Pouch
Muskoka Lakes Summer Resort Area Holds Train Access
The text situates Muskoka Lakes as a premier summer resort region with access via Grand Trunk-Illinois Central through car routes from St Louis to Montreal and connections at Toronto. It notes effective June 1, special low round trip fares from the Southwest and instructs readers to contact the Grand Trunk Railway Advertising Department in Chicago for details.
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America
Muskoka Lakes
United States
Canada
Toronto
Muskoka Wharf
Grand Trunk-Illinois Central
St. Louis
Montreal
Grand Trunk Railway System
Adams St
Chicago
George W. Vaux
T. A
Longan's Steam Laundry Promises Honest Linen Care
The Way We Handle Linen outlines a laundry philosophy emphasizing plain processes and no harsh chemicals. Longan's Steam Laundry invites customers to judge their good, hard labor and best care.
The Arlington Delivers Medicine When You Need It
Arlington offers on demand medical delivery service promising fast access to prescriptions and over the counter medicines with a simple call to 14 for ordering and updates.
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Arlington
Ride of the Stallion and the Wanderer
A vivid poetical exhortation to ride a bold stallion across wild landscapes. The speaker seeks freedom and ardent distance from tempests and bounds, pledging heart and soul to a distant beloved despite hardships. Mention of strong imagery like wind, plains, and sunlit horizons frames the romantic ride.
Russia’s five great universities and student contrasts
The article notes five major Russian universities with about 15,000 students amid a population of 125 million. It claims one student per about 8,000 people in Russia, compared with roughly one per 600 in America, highlighting a stark contrast in higher education enrollment.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Kiel
Warsaw
Kharkov
America
Kaiser Presents Memorial Sketch for Southwest Africa Fallen
The German emperor has drawn an ornamental memorial sheet to be sent with official death notices to relatives of soldiers from the Southwest African colony who died or will die in fights against the Herrero forces.
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Kaiser
Dominion Police Pay Increase Questioned
The Canadian government considers raising Dominion police pay with options for a uniform 15 cent increase or a graded rise of 15, 10, and 5 cents based on length of service.
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Canadien
Dominion Police
Rats Eat National War Supplies During Early Conflict
At war outbreak the St. Petersburg medical department reportedly had about 15000 dollars of linseed? line? stock in store but none remained as the lint was claimed to be eaten by rats.
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St. Petersburg
Money to loan advertised by attorney at law
C C Lawson attorney at law offers loans. Office rooms 107-89 Katy building. Phone 467.
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C. C. Lawson
Katy
Salvation Army Figures Across Nations
The Salvation Army reports it operates in 49 countries with 7,500 separate societies and 14,000 paid officers. It also lists 451,780 unpaid officers and 17,170 bandmen in its global structure.
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Salvation Army
Cured by Music in Boston Neuralgia Healed by Piano
Boston June 7 The music cure draws hundreds in Boston circles with claims it aids nervous ailments. A case of neuralgia three weeks old was reportedly cured in thirty minutes by piano playing in a minor key. Violin is common but no instrument is singled out.
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Boston
Boston Society
Paint Brand Sherwin Williams Train Incident Triggers Attention
A train of Sherwin Williams paint spilled onto the road drawing commentary on the brand's superior brightness and durability. Arlington Pharmacy, agents, reference the incident in promotional context.
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Sherwin-Williams
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