Miners Riot in Idaho Destroyed Property and Mills
In Wardner Idaho a massive riot destroyed Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mill property valued at up to 300000 dollars. Union miners from Canyon Creek blew the mill with giant powder after a clash over recognizing the union, killing a picket and wounding several others. The strike spreads to other northern Idaho mines as talks fail and the mob departs for Canyon Creek.
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Wardner
Idaho
Canyon Creek
Mrn
Burke
Burk
Banker Hill
Bullivan Mil
Monnion
Jack Smith
British Columbia
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mill
Ofth
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mill Company
Jim Cayne
Ti Ta
J.J. Rogera
Bunker Hill
Sullivan Mul
Chance
Coeur d’ Alene
Sugar Grove Gas Field Dominates Ohio Territory
The Sugar Grove field drives a growing natural gas network with 72 wells producing about 6 million cubic feet daily. Major owners include Lancaster City Plant Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Buckeye Central Ohio Springfield Great Southern and Federal Gas and Oil Company with Tunneaster city owning 13 wells. Logan serves Athens Nelsonville Logan Newark Mt. Vernon and others while Buckeye feeds Chillicothe and nearby towns. General markets expand to Columbus and the Springfield area, with about 40 communities relying on this nucleus. Speculation on further wells persists as costs stay high and pressure remains strong. Standard Oil is rumored to back the Federal Company which may consolidate regional gas interests into a central system.
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Sugar Grove
Witeh
Federal Gas and O1
Propones
St Toter
Obelmatt
Willes
Lancaster City
Logan Natural Gas and Wuel Company
Buckeye Gas Company
Chillicothe
Central Ohio Company
Columbus
Springfield, Or Brice Syndicate Co
Springfeld
Great Southern
Zaneaville
Federal Gas and of Company
Tunneaster
Logan Company
Athens
Nelsonville
Logan
Newark
Mt. Vernon
Buckeye Company
Chelaville
Springfeld Company
Dayton
Piqua
Urbana
Troy
Sidney
South Charleston
Standard Oil Company
Federal Company
Ohile
Standard
Findlay
Federal Gas Company
Ove Giganta Yaatril
All Gas Systeria
National Maptist Anniversaries Meeting Report
San Francisco May 26 marks the National Maptist anniversaries entering their 80th year. A forthcoming trip lists travel details including express tickets and stopovers enroute from Athens with a quoted price of 4000 for an agent named Yuork Truly and MATILis.
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San Francisco
Cal
Drighiol
Athens
Yuork
Gyo
Matilis
Weekly Crop Summary from the Northern States
The week ended with warmth and sunshine and little rain. Ground remains hard in northern counties hindering plowing while grain and wheat fields show near standstill yet overall farm work and vegetation progress were favorable. A warm rain would help all sections. pastures grow slowly and feed is scarce.
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Ae Howe
Coun
Elover
Licking County
Murray City Celebration at Buchtel draws local visitors
The IO O. FP held a pleasant celebration at Buchtel with speeches attracting Odi Fellows from all posts in the valley. Miss Mary Miller wed Teddy King last Thursday night in a small ceremony. Numerous local residents and guests, including Mrs. John Nelson and Mrs. M. Hamblinda, were noted on weekend visits to nearby towns.
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Buchtel
Aed
Mary Miller
Teddy King
T. Bell
Straitsville
James Watkine
Logan
Our Town
John Nelson
Jeanie McCatlah
Alltop
Keneday
Gore
Adam Sehaal
South Perry
Robert Onara
Wis
Athens
M. Hamblinda
Murray
Hulse Waa
Nelsonville
Boone
James Baird
Junctlon City
Willie Baird
Hia
Sou Stratton
Dayin
Mies Sarah Taylor
Indirect Endorsements Shake Washington Political Circles
Washington notes reveal Hanna backing Alger through a newspaper interview as Hubbell’s public approval provokes Republican tensions. Alger, absent from the Philadelphia Grant Monument visit, sparks posturing over Cabinet loyalties and party discipline.
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Hanna
Algeria
Jay Habbell
Mich
Republiaan
Garfield
Hubbell
Republica Congressional Caring Committee
Washington
Alger
Philadelphia
Grant
Medtinley
Obituary notes amid political turmoil and family tributes
Obituary item reflects a blend of political accusations surrounding Gen Miles and Secretary Alger, with mentions of the Military Court of Inquiry, and shifts to a family obituary for Mary Jane Harsh and Burt Allen, detailing births, marriages, and funeral services. The piece covers both public controversy and personal loss, including community responses and church affiliations.
Cleaning Streets in Guiemasy by Sprinklers and Scrubbers
The Consul reports street care in Cerainy by workers with an iron barrow shovel criber orserijer and cone blocks. Sprinkling pavements daily in dry weather prevents slipping, followed by brushing and cart removal. In wet seasons streets are washed multiple times weekly to remove slime from asphalt. Workers earn four cents an hour, and routine cleaning before Govelvek ensures pavements stay maintained.
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Cerainy
Ai Mrestar
Govelvek
The Sanitary Flour Sack Charity Auction tale
A Civil War era anecdote recounts a sanitary flour sack sold at auction in Pacific States towns for charity. Each buyer supposedly returns it to reuse its value, with high bids by eager boys of Missouri and other locals. The tale centers on a mysterious figure named Fagatton who supposedly initiated the bag’s extraordinary charity.
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Howe
Missouri
Fagatton
Prach the Ixdl an to Work and Charities
The Kansas City Journal notes long public delay in adopting efforts to employ the Indian people. It praises schools at Carlisto and Lawrence for strong work and describes the Navajo weaving initiative and factory in the Rawdune River area as practical philanthropy.
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Kans City
Carter
Mary Elliit Getsteyine
Rawdune
Tide de Practical Philanthophy
Inventor’s tide power device eyed as potential world changer
Niawarne notes ongoing work by Willian Treed, an inventor, on a novel tide power system. The design envisions a two compartment dock with reservoirs, using rising water to lift a vessel and generate continuous work. Government letters of interest from multiple nations accompany the project.
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Willian
Treed
Governmenta
United States
France
Germany
Ath Reed
Heedenye
le Dutt
Definition of a Crank in Athletic Magazine
An article discusses traits of cranks such as self magnification and brittle intellects. It notes pursuers of circle squaring and perpetual motion often deny others and feel conspiracy against them. The piece applies these ideas to poets and politicians, highlighting lack of kinship and overconfidence as key crank features.
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Athletic Magazine
Descartes
Newton
Hania Tee
Rewards for Apprehending Criminals Erode Police Efficacy
The piece argues against rewards for catching criminals, saying they demoralize and hinder police work. It claims incentives disrupt teamwork, lead to delays, and encourage selfish zeal rather than systematic, professional policing.
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Indiana
Moanbuille
Labor Commissionore
Atrike
Havanaville
Irmeston
Jacikam
Petersburg
Hartwell
Little
Blackburn
Ayrestire
Booneville
Chandler
Tennyson
Pred Dileher
The
United Mine Workers
Fred Dileher
National Committee of the United Mine Workers of America
Insonsville
Watson
Dilehor
Ohio
Mino
Moore
Hardin County
Murray City
General Miles
Army
Washington News
Aljor
Miles
Military Court of Inquiry
Mokhintey
Hanus
Miley
Mr. McKinley
Joe Wheeler
Joe
Philippines
Fred Grant
Bates
Santa Clara
Cuba
Young
Wheeler
Department of Texas
Porto Ries
Red Cross
Coghlan
Raleigh
Notory
New York
Song
Capt. Coghlan
Navy Department
Hay
Kat
Navy
Grosvenor
Bows Hanna
Twaansu
Mary Jane Harsh
David
I Wh Funk
Samuel Wolarah
Dwighters
Primitive Baptist Church
Seattle Creek
Eld
Scotts Creek
Lovely City
Berry Aliax
Burty Allen
Frank
Lavina Allen
Tresboro
Burt
Mans Hood
Hin
A.D. Ispy
Havin
Tiesboro
Harble
Ao Young
Manly
Tron Herlin
Mit Wiesermin
Tate Cone
Winskornian
Pites
Helin
Ateretton
Eve Aloetirs
Tela
Horta
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