Utah Governor mobilizes National Guard over coal strike
Governor Huber M. Wells orders the entire Utah National Guard deployed to Carbon county to protect life and property during the coal miners strike. Adjutant General Burton to issue transport orders, with martial law considered but not enacted. Extra legislative session planned for funding, guards stationed at Castle Gate Sunnyside Scofield and Winter Quarters.
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Huber M. Wells
Navnal Guard
Utah
Carbon County
Wells
Charles 8. Burton
Castle Gate
Sunnyside
Scofield
Winter Quarters
Cannon
Rioters Fire at Police During Cable Line Clash
As state street line prepared to open during a strike, rioters cut trolley wires on Halsted and halted cars for over an hour under police guard. A serious riot erupted at Porty-first and State streets when trains arrived, with police firing shots and reports that one officer was struck.
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Btate Street
Chicago City Railway
Halsted Street
Porty-first
State Streets
Oldest Quaker minister Phoebe Gifford dies at 100
Mrs. Phoebe Gifford, world’s oldest Quaker minister, dies in Providence Rhode Island at 100 years and 5 months. Upon turning 100 last June she received congratulations telegrams from around the world for her long service with Quaker missionary work.
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Phoebe Gifford
Society of Friends
Providence, R. 1
Quakers
Turks Continue Deprecation Demand for Reform Me Gruvity
London Times correspondent at Sofia reports negotiations dragging at Sofia with no remission of severities on Macedonia’s population under arms searches. He notes maltreatment of the peasantry has worsened since the insurrection, despite reform demands.
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London Times
Sofia
Aople
Macedonia
Asia objects to Korea opening port to foreign trade
A Tokyo dispatch to the London Daily Mail reports that the Russian minister at Seoul addressed a note to the Korean government urging Korea to ignore Russia's interference and uphold its sovereign rights amid discussions on opening a port to foreign trade.
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Asia
Korea
London Daily Mail
Tokio
Seon
Russia
Settlement of Chicago City railway strike reached
Arbitration ended the Chicago City railway strike Tuesday after talks among the mayor, aldermanic peace committee, President Harmilion, E R Bliss representing the company, and the local union executive board. The settlement is a company victory on the original demands, with reinstatement of all strikers except those who resorted to violence.
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Chicago City Railway
Aldermanic Peace Committee
Harmilion
E.R Bliss
Elitel de Usions
Militia Guard Mines to Preserve Order in Carbon County
At 2 o'clock Tuesday night a train of seven coaches carrying 400 Utah National Guard members left Salt Lake City for disturbances between striking miners and the Utah Fuel company in Carbon county. The troops will be divided and posted around Sunnyside and Scofield, with no force stationed at Castle Gate.
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Utah National Guard
Salt Lake City
Utah Fuel Company
Carbon County
Cas Ue
Sunnyside
Scofield
King of "Strike Breakers" James Farley Biography
James Farley, known in many cities as a strike breaker for street car companies, is described as tall and muscular with steel-blue eyes and a square jaw. Born at Plattsburg, N.Y., he works in Chicago managing city interests of a street railway concern and is famed for opposing labor strikes.
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James Farley
Rosa" Farley
Chicago
Terests
Plattsburg, N
Troops at Telluride Move In To Secure Mines
Colorado National Guard with about 500 soldiers, including six infantry companies and two cavalry troops, arrived at Telluride under Major Zeph T. Hill. The precautionary convoy aims to reopen non-union mines and mills while addressing recent threats and violence linked to labor tensions. A vigilance committee proposed as the Committee of Forty plans swift actions against lawbreakers. Reports from Cripple Creek note mine disturbances, while an interior New Mexico school incident involves a student death after a bath and a fasting- or food-related episode.
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Colorado National Guard
Zeph T. Hill
Telluride
Cripple Creek
Committee of Forty
Jicarilla
New Mexico
Interior Department
Johnson
Ima
Phillips Sayles
Death by Jumping From Train Near Chillicothe
John Templeton of Humboldt Nebraska, a passenger on a fast Burlington train from Kansas City to Chicago, fell to his death by his own action while the train neared Chillicothe Missouri. Ill health and business worries left him depressed, and his sister and daughter were aboard the coach.
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John Templeton
Humboldt
Neb
Burlington
Kansas City
Chicago
Tallepeed
Chillicothe
Max O Rells Witty Lecture Introduction
Graceful and witty exchange at a meeting where a chairman introduced Max O Rell as a French mirror. O Rell replied that he would reflect on a nation, noting he must outshine the moon’s reflection and praising the chairman in the background for adding to the reflective effect.
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Max O'Rell
O'Rell
Baltimore Citizen credits Henry Schwarz with popularizing German toys
The Baltimore News notes Henry Schwarz of Baltimore as a pioneering figure in introducing German toys to America. It credits him with creating demand and supplying it, driven by genuine interest in children's pleasures rather than mere business gains.
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Baltimore
America
Henry Schwarz
Schwarz
Baltimore News
Woman Surprises Burglar With Composure Under Bed
A San Francisco couple faced a night intrusion as the husband left and the wife, hearing a man’s foot beneath the bed, calmly sang to soothe their infant until help arrived. She signaled danger by directing her husband to fetch police after the burglar’s note read run fetch the police.
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San Francisco
The Power of Love and Its Effects on Women
A reflective aphorism contrasts love’s coloring and embellishment of women with its potential to consume and wither when too ardent, portraying love as both beautifying and destructive.
Grape-Nuts Proclaimed To Boost Mind And Body Health
A California trained nurse testifies that Grape-Nuts improved her nervous and physical health after years of illness and ineffective medicines. She notes renewed strength and brain power, credits daily use three times a day, and says she now advises patients with success. The endorsement, attributed to Postum Co. Battle Creek, invites readers to seek the booklet The Road to Wellville.
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California
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Wallville
Peruna Endorsed by Sisters of Charity for Catarrh Relief
Catholic Sisters report Peruna helps children with laryngitis and catarrh under their care. Letters from Detroit and Napoleon praise relief and long standing disease cure potential. Dr Hartman, Columbus, urges inquiries for personal advice and claims Peruna as a medical breakthrough.
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Sisters of Charity
Peruna
Hartman
United States
Detroit
Mich
S. B. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna Medicine Co
Man Meekison
Napoleon
David Meekison
Uni
Hartman Sanitarium
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