Coal Prices Climb as Strike Bares Suppy Famine Risk
The miners strike drives coal to 1.80 a ton, up 150 percent since it began. The Joint Arbitration Board visits to urge settlement while talks continue with operators. West Virginia mines may close in two weeks, risking a national coal famine within ten days as supply at lake ports already tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitrssurg
Joint Arbitration Board
Dearmitt
West Newton
McKay
Miners’ Association
West Virginia
Iowa Miners Consider Joining Eastern Strike
Des Moines reports no Iowa miners yet joined the big strike though about 5,000 workers in the state are likely to join soon. Unsold Iowa coal and Illinois shipments escalate tensions as locals express sympathy with Eastern miners and discuss halting coal movements eastward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Illinois
Arbitration efforts to settle Ohio Indiana Illinois Pennsylvania miners strike
Pittsburg July 14 strong efforts will be made this week to settle the miners strike by arbitration A joint conference of the boards and commissions of Ohio Indiana Illinois and Pennsylvania is in Pittsburg to determine if the miners and operators will submit their differences to an arbitration commission The conference is in session here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Board of Arbitration of
Ohio
Labor Commissions of
Indiana
Illinois
Statistical Bureau of Pennsylvania
Five-Cent Raise At Fairmont Coal Mines
Operators of 17 mines in Whitman County, Fairmont region, raise pay by five cents a ton. The increase, added to Wednesday’s raise, lifts running coal to 40 cents a ton, about 13 cents above the Pennsylvania and Ohio miners’ strike target after railroad rates and screenings are considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
W. Va
Whit County
Pennsylvania and
Ohio
Coal Operators Recovering From Panic of Last Week
Cleveland July 14 Local coal operators grow hopeful on strike situation. Dan Hanna of M A Hanna says West Virginia coal suffices to delay shortages until winter. Small dealers complain they cannot obtain coal from big dealers who withhold supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Dan Hanna
M. A. Hanna & Co
West Virginia
Militia Ready in West Virginia Amid Coal Strike
Governor Atkinson and Adjutant General Appleton order readiness as miners strike escalates. Five hundred arms and 500000 rounds obtained from the government for the militia, including Gatling cartridges. Commanders notified to be on alert for immediate deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waceine
W. Va
Atkinson
Appleton
Governor Mount weighs action in miner strike
INDIANAPOLIS July 14 Governor Mount expresses sympathy for the strikers in the operators miners dispute. He is examining his authority as chief executive to intervene and may appoint an investigating commission if feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Mount
Indianapolis
Cuban Trouble Again Signals U S Readiness
Washington reports Cuba turmoil has prompted revoking consular leaves and ordering them to stay at posts. Public opinion in Spanish circles and Cuban forces alarms the administration, which quietly prepares for the worst and awaits an overt act to justify intervention. President McKinley expected to act decisively if conflict escalates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cuba
State Department
McKinley
Big Convention Ends as Endeavorers Draw Huge Crowd
In San Francisco on July 14 the final open session of the International Christian Endeavorers drew large crowds. Attendance filled main rooms as 25,000 could enter and 10,000 more sought admission, with city estimates predicting at least 1,000,000 in economic impact from visitors. Leaders praised the gathering’s success and the movement’s outlook. Morning services at Mechanics Pavilion and Woodward's Pavilion featured mission and evangelistic forces, followed by Junior Endeavorers events and a practical methods school in the afternoon. Consecration exercises closed the proceedings at both venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
International Christian Endeavorers
Christian Endeavorers Missionary Force
Mechanics Pavilion
Woodwards Pavilion
Woodwards
Guatemala and Costa Rica Set Conditions for Central American Confederation
President Barrios of Guatemala informs President Zelaya of Nicaragua that Guatemala and Costa Rica demand a Costa Rican as first confederation president with San Jose as capital for the initial five year term and a Guatemalan as second president with Guatemala City as capital. Other Central American leaders are unlikely to accept these terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Barrios
Guatemala
Zelaya
Costa Rica
Igleias
San Jose
Guatemala City
Attendance Surges at Republican League Convention in Detroit
Detroit July 14 big delegations arrive dispelling fears of light attendance at the National League of Republican Clubs convention. About 1,000 delegates registered with many visitors on hand. South Carolina Florida Washington Oregon New Mexico absent. Notable statesmen are detained in Washington over tariff bill matters.
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Republican League
Detroit
Mich
National League of Republican Clubs
South Carolina
Florida
Washington
Oregon
New Mexico
State pardons board fails to act on Younger case
In St Paul on July 14 the state board of pardons led by Governor Clough, Attorney General Childs and Chief Justice Start held a three hour session. Forty applications were ready for review but only the Younger case was discussed. Arguments pro and con were presented, but no decision was reached before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younger
St. Pau
State Board of Pardons
Clough
Childs
Start
Supreme Bench
Youngers
Street Railway Plant Wrecked In Tacoma Fire
Tacoma, July 14. A broken connecting rod to the governor caused the 40 ton fly wheel of two Corliss compound engines to shatter the plant and building. Total damage estimated at $20,000. Street car traffic in Tacoma will be halted for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Corliss
Tacoma Railway
Western Passenger association leader heads east to curb demoralization
Cubcasco July 14 Chairman Cald well of the Western Passenger association has gone to San Francisco to take charge of the east bound Christian Endeavor business of all the roads. The situation in San Francisco is serious and the Western roads aim to prevent demoralization if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubcasco
Caldwell
Western Passenger Association
San Francisco
Christian Endeavor
Belfast observes Boyne battle anniversary
July 14 reports show twenty thousand Orangemen marching in procession through Belfast with large crowds in orderly fashion as celebrations for the Boyne battle proceed without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Battle of the Boyne
Cyclone Toll Tops Fourteen in State Wide Storm
Severe rainfall and cyclone centered near Glenwood crippled rail traffic across the state. Fourteen deaths are confirmed with many more likely. crops ruined and livestock killed. Destruction stretched from Glenwood to Hector Minnesota reports of flooding and $50,000 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pau
Glenwood
Toliff Lavan
Samuel Morrow
Winnie Morrow
Donald McGowan
Alfred Morrow
William Norris
Hector
Minn
Death toll rises after severe storm hits Gloupton area
A fierce July storm paralyzed rail traffic across the region, with a fatal wreck near St. Joseph. Charles Washburn of St. Cloud died, and Engineer Piper was hurt as an extra freight plunged into a washout. eight of eleven men in a box car were accounted for, three feared dead. The storm caused widespread washouts and railroad suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Str. Cloup
Minn
St. Joseph
Here
Charles Washburn
St. Cloud
Piper
Washburn
Fergus Falls
Severe overnight storm floods Faribault and wrecks train
Faribault Minnesota reports a historic storm washing out six wagon bridges and flooding the Straight River to about 20 feet above normal. Cannon River is high and the St. Louis road bridge over Babcock Creek is washed out delaying trains for days. A Milwaukee spur bridge is gone and a Milwaukee line freight train derailed officials report five cars and the engine ditched.
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Faribault
Minn
Straight
St. Louis
Babcock Creek
Milwaukee
River Flood Threatens 100 Million Feet of Logs in Booms
Reports from Cloquet say 100,000,000 feet of logs in the St. Louis river booms are in danger as the river rose after a flood. The St. Louis river fell five inches after Saturday’s flood but has since risen, now a foot above the prior high, closing all but one mill. Water continues to rise rapidly.
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Dr. Hobbs Sparagus
Huron
Hobbs Sparagus
Fonda St
Williamsport
Hooks Remedy Co
Chicago
Chas. H. Hall
Dr. Hobbs
Death
Hob
Cras. H
DuLuthn
St. Louis
Torrential Flood Deluges Morristown Town
A cloudburst struck Morristown Minnesota during the night flooding the town with about eighteen inches of rain in minutes. The rapid downpour left the town effectively afloat and caused widespread damage as residents coped with the flooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
Minn
Electric Car Drowns Four Near Bay City Bridge
An interurban electric car bound for Saginaw from Bay City plunged through the bridge draw two miles south of Bay City at 11 a.m. Seven passengers fell into the river. a Bay City woman and three children drowned. Three men were rescued with serious injuries but expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay City
Mich
Saginaw
High Iron Bridge
Dock Fire Destroys West Superior Coal Wharf
A blaze at 7 o clock destroyed the west dock of the Youghiogheny New York and Lehigh Coal company in West Superior Wisconsin. The fire consumed 8 000 tons of hard coal valued at 40 000 dollars and left the dock structure worth 18 000 dollars a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Superior
Wis
West Dock
Youghiogheny, New York and Lehigh Coal Company
Canudos Falls To Government Troops In Brazil
Rio de Janeiro dispatch reports the second Canudos attack by government forces capturing the town and annihilating its fanatic defenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rio Janeiro
Canudos
The Sale of Them Continues Enormous and Unprecedented
Hobbs reports ongoing and massive sale activity drawing attention to the extraordinary scale and persistence of the commercial push. The piece highlights unprecedented volume and public interest in the ongoing sales event.
New Board of Regents Win in Regency Case
Special to the Huronite reports the South Dakota Supreme Court ruled in favor of the new board of regents in the regency case. The decision was handed down this morning in Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Board of Regents
Pierre
Supreme Court
B and O Summer Book Promotes Mountain Resorts
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad releases a handsome summer travel book detailing mountain resorts springs baths near its lines and Atlantic coast watering places. It outlines routes clearly and is richly illustrated to aid summer tours. Copies available via B and O agents or by sending 10 cents to J M Schryver Baltimore Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Atlantic
Half Rates to Toronto Excursion Limited July Dates
North Western Line offers one fare round trip excursion tickets for trains arriving Chicago Milwaukee or Manitowoc July 13 14 15 with extended return to August 12 positions through Epworth League. Apply at O and Northwestern Railway agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
North-Western Line
Chicago
Milwaukee
Manitowoc
Epworth League
Hot Springs Health Retreat Promotes Therapeutic Baths
The Hot Springs in the Black Hills South Dakota advertise medicinal baths and cures for rheumatism neuralgia and related ailments. First class accommodations and baths offered with tourist tickets available daily and at reduced rates on the first and third Tuesdays monthly. Fall information via C N W railway ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills
South Dakota
C. & N.W. Railway
For Sale or Kent Two Houses on Illinois Street
Two houses on Illinois street between Fourth and Fifth streets are for sale or rent. Inquire of D B Jeffris. 416 The Houronire Bindery manufactures blank books of all kinds. Encourage home industries by giving them your orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
D. B. Jeffris
Houronire
Weekly Nuronite and New York Tribune Price Notice
A brief notice states the Weekly Nuronite and the New York Tribune cost one year at $1.25. The item presents a pricing option for readers choosing annual subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuronite
New York Tribune
Sheriff Sale Notice on Beadle County Property
A special execution in Manhattan Trust Osingony versus Adolph Papin et al leads to a sheriff sale of the SE quarter of Section 6 and SE quarter of Section 30, Township 112 N Range 61 W, Beadle County SD. Auction set for July 24, 1897, at 2 PM at the Huron courthouse. D. G. Meppery, Sheriff. L. C. Kemp, Attorney. First pub June 24, last July 22.
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Circuit Court
Fifth Judicial Circuit
South Dakota
Beadle
Manhattan Trust Osingony
Adolph Papin
Annie Papin
Urmsby
Manhattan Trust Company
C. F. Bliven
W. C., Cady
W. J. Bowden
F. E. Allen
American Investment Company
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Circuit Court of
Fifth —— Circuit
United States
Huron
Jane
A. D
D. G. Meppery
Beadle County
L. C. Kemp
Plaintiff
Foreclosure Sale Notice for Beadle County Mortgage
Amelia Hale executrix of Ozro J. Hale’s will seeks sale of the S W quarter section 10 township 113 north range 63 west Beadle county South Dakota to satisfy a mortgage of 642 dollars plus taxes and 50 dollars attorney fees. Sale set by sheriff at Beadle County Courthouse in Huron July 10, 1897 at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire T. Collar
Mort
Ozro J. Hale
Register of Deeds
Beadle
Territory of Dakota
S. W
Beadle County
South Dakota
City of
Huron
Ameelia Hale
C. M. Higuemee
Campbell G. Berryman
Sallie E. Berryman
L. H. Hole
One Hundred Thirteen
Court House
County of
State of
Roppie Appointment Notice in Pierre SD 1897
William H. Roppie serves as Secretary of State and ex officio Commissioner of Public Printing. Dated at Pierre South Dakota June 20 1897 with first publication July 1 and last July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whtllliam H. Roppie
Pierre
South Dakota
Notice of foreclosure sale in Beadle County South Dakota
Special execution issued by the circuit court to foreclose the mortgage in the case James H Harris v Fred B Hoffman. Judgment dated June 16 1897 for 967.89 with costs and interest, directing sale of the SW quarter of section 30 township 113 north range 60 in Beadle county. Sale set for July 24 1897 at 2 PM at the courthouse in Huron SD. D G Medbery and A W Wilmarth for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Fifth Judicial Circuit
South Dakota
Beadle
One Hundred and
Beadle County
Huron
D. G. Medbery
A. W. Wilmarth
Mortgage Notice Public Auction Details
P B Lyon mortgagee and J B Coomer constable publish first notice July 8 and last July 15 with action pending. Local records show a public sale deadline and authorities involved in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Coomer
Constable
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Christian Endeavorers
President Caldwell
Minnesota
Dunning & Longstaffp
Dakota Avenue
Board of Supervisors
Clyde
H. A. Pater
Grant School
Grant Township
E. H. Grant
H. P. Carson
Scotland
B. A. Rayson
Woonsocket
F. H. Kent
J. S. Oliver
J. B. Cogan
ST. Louis River
Hobbs
Thomas D., Jessop
Marvin Cook
Soutakota
Office of the Register of Deeds
P. B. Lyon
Second Street
Towit
Mand
Billy
Bronte
Mortgagee
Hannah Eason
John McDonald
T. M. Jeffris
George Reuter
L. H. Hote
L. Pyre
F. E. Grant
Joan Woop
Sife P
Alexander
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