Indians Defy Troops Threaten Utah Return
In Sheridan Wyoming on October 31 officers report Ute bands moving toward the Cheyenne Reservation while Chief Kan happ vows not to be taken back to Utah to starve. A sentry clash and bolder actions prompt cavalry scouts as two more troop trains depart Fort Robinson.
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Sheridan
Wyo
White Cow Bull
Utah
Kanhapp
Tenth Cavalry
Moorhead
Cheyenne Reservation
Fort Robinson
Whitecaps rise as tension grows over Klan threats in Tennessee
A Brook Haven Mississippi dispatch reports whites warn of a Ku Klux Klan drive against blacks after a production of The Clansman. Black bands raid white property near Bear Creek Lincoln County while white men plan a White Men's league in Somerville to counter alleged black uprisings amid fears ahead of an election.
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Nashville
Tenn
Brook Haven
Miss
Bear Creek
Lincolin County
Bud Godbold
Godbold
Fayette County
Somerville
White Men's League
Indian tensions rise as U S troops reach Arvada
Sheridan Oct 31 Troops led by Colonel Augur of the Tenth cavalry arrive on the Burlington road and prepare to confront the encamped Indians. Reports say Rogers of the Sixth cavalry travels from Fort Mead as clashes increase with bands of Utes and Cheyennes threatening Powder River valley.
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Dock Spear
E. H. Gottings
Moorhead
Mont
Spear
Kensel
Wounded Knee
Roosevelt
Powder River
Utah
Stensland to testify in Hering cashier trial in Chicago
Paul O Stensland former Milwaukee Avenue bank president now at Joliet penitentiary returned to Chicago to testify in the Henry W Hering cashier case. Attorneys moved to quash indictments and sought a change of venue claiming Hering cannot be fairly tried in the county. The report notes an ensuing item about an attempt to wreck a bridge.
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Chicago
Paul O. Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue Devoys Bank
Joliet
Henry W. Hering
Hering
Dynamite Threat Targets Youngstown Bridge Incident
Youngstown Ohio October 31 an attempt was made to wreck the new Baltimore and Ohio bridge in the eastern part of the city. Two men were seen approaching the bridge one carrying a package. A heavy explosion followed the bridge was shaken but not out of service. The men fled on a westbound freight train and were later searched at Newton Falls with no arrests.
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Youngstown
Bealtimore and Ohio
Newton Falls
Notable Obituaries and Notices From The Era
William Hayes Perry LA pioneer millionaire dies. Mrs Lillian M N Stevens of Portland re-elected president of the National W C T U. J L Dillon Bloomsburg florist killed by freight train. Magdalena A Berger of Port Jervis gored to death by a bull. Rev Edgar M Levy dies in Philadelphia who spoke at 1856 Republican convention. Three Wisconsin battleship crew dead after drinking bay rum. Gathorne Gathorne-Hardy Earl of Cranbrook dies. born 1814. Isthmian canal commission seeks 25,406,258.72 for Panama work through June 20 1908. National society for industrial education to be formed by educators.
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William Hayes Perry
Los Angeles
Cal
Lillian M. N. Stevens
Portland
Edgar M. Levy
Philadelphia
Wisconsin
Gathorne Gathorne-Hardy
Earl of
Isthmian Canal Commission
Panama Canal
National Society For the Promotion of
America
Secret Service Agent On Grafters Evidence In San Francisco
In San Francisco on October 31 W J Burns a United States secret service agent said the evidence collected against alleged grafters in the city administration could not be made public yet until the proper time and none of it would be released before that.
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San Francisco
W. J. Burns
United States
Secret Service
Rockwood Hoar In Grave Condition In Worcester
Representative Rockwood Hoar is in grave condition in Worcester Massachusetts. Dr Baker reports the congressman failed considerably during the night and his illness is more serious now than at any prior time.
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Worcester
Mass
Rockwood Hoar
Baker
Hoar
Switchmen's union waives eight hour demand in wage talks
Chicago October 21 The Switchmen's union has waived its demand for an eight hour day made recently in conjunction with a wage increase. In further negotiations the men will press for a ten cent an hour raise.
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Chicago
Switchmen’s Union
Market Quotations from Minneapolis Oct 30
Market notes show Wh 74 percent on hold for May 77 percent and July 79 percent. On track No 1 hard 78 3 percent No 1 Northern 773 percent No 2 Northern 75 percent No 3 Northern 72 7 percent.
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Minneapolis
Market Report St. Paul cattle and hog prices
St. Paul market notes list cattle prices from good to choice steers at 5.50 to 6.25, common to good 3.25 to 4.00, cows and heifers 3.50 to 4.50, veals 4.00 to 5.50. Hogs 5.70 to 6.20. Sheep and lambs show wethers 4.50 to 5.10, good to prime spring lambs 6.25 to 7.00.
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St. Paul
Wheat and flax prices listed for Duluth market prompts
In Duluth on October 30 wheat futures show No 1 hard at 78% cents, No 1 Northern 77% cents, No 2 76% cents with Oct, Dec, May and July contracts. Flax prices on arrive and on track range from 1.14% dollars for Oct through Jan May 1.15 dollars.
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Duluth
Wheat and corn futures bid in Chicago markets
Chicago on Oct 30 reported Wheat Dec at 72% and May at 78% cents, Corn Dec 43% and May 44 cents, Oats Dec 334% and May 35 cents, Pork Jan 12.67 to 13.70 and May 13.75, Flax inactive, Butter creamery 19 25 14c, dairies 18% to 23c, Poultry prices for turkeys 140, chickens 8 to 12c, springs 9% to 4e.
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Chicago
Cattle Prices Reported In Chicago Market Listing
Chicago market listing shows varied cattle prices with categories such as cattle and helpers, stockers and feeders, Texans, Westerns, calves and Hew mixed, plus butchers and heavy grades. Figures include per hundredweight and quality notes, with dates and identifiers in the header.
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Chicago
Pemweg I
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