Bad Outlook in Idaho Mining Region Braces for Guerilla Threats
Reports from the Coeur dAlege mining district describe martial law after a mine outbreak and imprisoned union leaders. In Gem camp the destroyed Frisco mill site looms as a potential spark while intimidation and threats escalate, prompting intensified night guards and reinforcements amid looming violence.
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Issoula
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Coeur d’Alege
Union
Gem
Inceryx
George W. ‘Thompson
On Globe
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Mannahe
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Mannagen
Instantaneous photographs of Gladstone visitors in England
The piece describes Mr Gladstone’s visit and the use of instantaneous camera portraits of political figures around his assumption of office. It notes likenesses to an American president-elect figure, discusses public interest in candid images, and praises the Budget’s adoption of photo reportage in political life.
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Gladstone
Arban Gardens
Stuart Rendel
Isj
Aimgrivan
Platform of the Republican Party 1892 Declaration
The document outlines Republican principles including protection, tariff benefits, and reciprocity. calls for gold and silver money parity. defenses of ballot integrity and civil service reform. support for foreign policy, immigration controls, and the Monroe Doctrine. endorsement of the Nicaragua Canal and the Columbian Exposition. and praise for President Harrison's administration and wartime unity.
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United States
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Lajs
Republic
Mali
New Disease Reaches New York Port From Japan
A feared contagious disease from Japan has reached New York harbor causing quarantine alarms. The vessel from Yokohama, 170 days out, reported deaths in Sept and Oct with two buried at sea. First mate and seven crew infected later reached Norfolk for hospital care. The disease resembles yellow fever but is more fatal. ship detained for disinfection as strict quarantine measures begin.
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New York
Japan
York
Igease
Sedlig
Liliotio
John Nugent
Norfolk
Market Report from St Paul Union Stock Yards
HOGS steady at 95.00 with 5.25. CATTLE quiet around 3009 lambs, 3.00, stockers and feeders. Receipts: Hogs 700, calves and sheep 225, horses 112.
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St. Paul Union Stock Yards
Louis St. Paul
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Market Notes
Fragmentary stock market lines show mixed quotes for cattle and hogs. Terms like strong and weak appear with prices around 5.35 for light stock and references to buyer activity and market stability.
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Chicago
Aston
Ophia
Sule
Prices and Openings in Chicago Market Report
The Chicago market report shows opening and closing prices for heat and rib futures with multiple contract months. Entries list December May January and October figures with cents and dollars noted, reflecting commodity price activity for the period.
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Chicago
South Dakota Republican Platform Calls for Trade, Irrigation, and Reform
The platform endorses reciprocal trade to boost exports, urges federal aid for agricultural lands and irrigation, and calls for measures against crop options and trusts. It praises the national government’s land policies, supports road construction, postal telegraph, rural banks, and rail regulation, while pledging care for Civil War veterans.
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Syrup of Figs Promoted As Pleasant Laxative
Claims Syrup of Figs pleases taste while cleansing the kidneys and easing headaches fevers and habitual constipation. Marketed as the best laxative, the advertisement notes bottles of 50c and 1 for sale by CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO with distribution in San Francisco Louisville and New York.
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Wiensite
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Uisville
York
Aly
Electrical Echoes: Paris Slashes Wages and Dahomey War Toll
Paris council allocates 2,000,000 francs to raise wages for street sweepers and sewer workers. Grampole, a famed burglar, is sentenced to death for murder in Paris, with accomplices given long terms. Colonel Dodds reports half of Dahomey army destroyed, 1,500 Dahomeyans killed as French forces push forward.
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Elo
Naples
Neil Cream
London
Paris
Grampole
Dodds
Dahomey
Benhanzin
Jim Corbett Arrested In Cincinnati Theater Stunt
Pugilist Jim Corbett was arrested after a Sunday night performance and charged with taking part in a theatrical show. Bond was posted and he was released. He must appear in police court with other arrested actors for the same offense.
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Jim Corbett
Cincinnati
Central Station
Bond
Corbet
Much Hay Burned in Prairie Fire Near Fisher Minn
A prairie fire three miles from Fisher destroyed 100 tons of hay belonging to Thomas Erwin 50 tons to R T Webster 40 tons to Uriah Webster 49 tons to John Stoughton 50 tons to Charles Weidenhoffer 50 tons to Phil Murphy 400 tons to Ole Strande and 200 tons of straw to Ham Nesbit The gale blew as nearly a hundred men fought the flames and much barn and dwelling property was saved by their efforts
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Fisher, Minn
Fisher
Thomas Erwin
R. T. Webster
Uriah Webster
John Stoughton
Charles Weidenhoffer
Phil Murphy
Ole Strande
Ham Nesbit
Dahomeyans Supplied With Rifles in War Against France
A Paris Figaro report cites a French factory manager in Dahomey saying a German firm supplied King Benhanzin with 40 000 rifles and three field pieces for a Dahomey war against the French. The arms deal allegedly involved slaves as payment and was overseen by the Germans.
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London
Paris
Reuter Telegram Company
Dahomey
The
Figaro
King Benhanzin
Powder Mills Blast Shakes Huntington Area
Kellogg four miles below Huntington West Virginia the Phenix Powder company mills exploded at 4 45 p m the blast cracked windows across the city a fragment of iron crashed through a wall injuring a woman seriously and had it occurred on a different day more lives might have been lost
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Huntington
W. Va
Phenix Powder Company
Kellogg
Unknown man found dead beside Soo railroad tracks
An unidentified man was found dead on the Soo railroad track about four miles west of Glenwood Minnesota on October 5. His legs were severed from the body and it appeared he had been stealing a ride on the night freight, police reported.
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Cuba
Glenwoop
Minn
Soo
Here
Ex Senator Cancels Chicago Speaking Engagement
Nolan Kas reports Ex Senator convalescent and cancels planned speaking engagement in Chicago due to physical illness.
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Ingalls
Nolan Kas
Chicago
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