Bloodshed at Plum Creek clash over injunction
Pittsburg dispatch reports the first blood in the miners strike conflict. Jacob Bott was cut in the face amid a scuffle as 1,000 strikers after a march toward Center schoolhouse faced Sheriff Lowry and deputies enforcing an injunction. The confrontation drove the marchers back to camp amid noisy protests and scattered incidents through Turtle Creek, Center and Plum Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Jacob Bott
McDonald
Plum Creek
McDonald Drum Corp
Lowry
Turtle Creek
Monroeville
Richards
Joseph Mott
John Brown
Bellintarn
Bherie Lowry
Chia
Conter Schol
Oak Hill
Tytvad
Dempster, Boyd & Co
Canter
Bech
Ceptor
Emme Haas
Wil
Dabeles
Ana
Sheri Lowry
Shena
Gounley Fran
Warele Creek
Sherif Richards
X Ou
Jay DreAtenlue
Sheri Lowey
New ‘Coal Company
Strikers Wives March Against Sheriff's Posse in Pittsture Ave
About 49 women gathered on Pittsture Ave near Mura Creek marching with banners and Emma Hsak wearing a wreath of babies. They chanted for women’s rights and bread and butter. Jacob Thompson helped organize. deputies ordered dispersal but no serious trouble followed.
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Pittsture Ave
Mura Creek
Emma Hsak
Jacob ‘Thomipson
Arizona Floods Strain Rail Lines Across Nogales Area
Terrific rain storm floods Nogales Arizona and parts of Sonora Mexico. Rail lines between Nogales and Guaymas washed out. track 16 miles between Nogales and Tacings nearly vanished. Train halted by Mexican government. Homes damaged, several houses on Arizona Street washed away. many Mexican carriages homeless. Reports from Denver note western plains weather halting the Southern Pacific Railway. five miles of track between Tempe and Phoenix washed out. other washes halt service between Tics and Puniano.
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Nuecies
Ariz
Arizon
Mexico
Nogales
Guaymas
Sonor
Tacings
Guayines
Thie Leity
Ie Place Sind
Arizona Street
Agito Stamiees
Denver
Col
Phoe~nix
Arts
Marespa
Vie Maricopa & Phoenix
Tempe
Errene
Aneotier
Local notes on hospital update and funeral service
Dr J and McClintork currently in New York did not assist yesterday at Santa Fé hospital. Funeral for T. Brooks held this afternoon at 4 at 42 Clay Street residence. All city lumber yards closed 2 to 6 due to rain. Ellis Leola died yesterday at Santa Fé hospital. he was De Admire Kansas resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. & McClintork
New York
Santa Fé Hospital
Afra CS Sutton
T. 5
Brooks
Clay Street
Topeka
Son
Terehi
Ellis Leola
Sante Pe
de Admire
Kansas
Union Pacific to Chicago Tickets at Low Rates
The Union Pacific will sell tickets to Chicago at ten dollars for age ten. Inclusive dates include July 26 and 30, August 2, 4, 13, with proportionately cheap rates to all eastern ports. For information call City Ticket Agent B A Lewis at 5 Kansas Avenue or Depot Agent J C Fulton. Marshall's band has a standing order for latest compositions and will give a concert at Gur-Weld Park this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Chicago
Louis
B- A. Lewis
Kansas Avenue
J Cc. Fulton
Marshall
Gur- Weld Park
Topeka youth Typhoid victim stranded by Mexican Central train
Reese Van Sant, 33, a civil engineer from Oakland and nephew of F. E. Van Sant, reports being ejected from a Mexican Central line train near El Paso due to illness without a U.S. health certificate. He was left at a watering stop, robbed of Mexican money and his cap, and carried back to Paso del Norte where he recovered with typhoid pneumonia. The Santa Fe line ferried him home. his family, fearing a mistaken identity, learned of his condition on arrival.
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Reese van Sant
F. E. van Sant
C. A. Fellows
A.J. van Sant
Green and
Thomas Streets
Oakland
Mexican Central Railroad
el Paso
United States
Panuco
Zacatecas
Ells Lewis
Burtingame
Emporia
Santa Fe Hospital
van Sant
Geen Cmnal
Topeka
City of Mexico
Lewisman
xovUs
Billy
Custom House
Tomuco
Mr. van Sant
Panto
Traiimen
Amy Crip
el Paso del Norte
Sancta Fe
Tam
Mex
Ten
Tvork
Mr. J. &. Hotland
Cheap Rates East Chicago and St Louis Ticket Offer
Discount fares announced for travel to East Chicago at 19 dollars and to St Louis at 740 dollars. Travel dates extend through July 16 with inclusive terms. For more information contact F A Lewis City Ticket Agent Kansas Avenue or J Fulton Depot Agent.
Uniform color debate at Topeka baseball association meeting
B B Uniforms color options discussed by officers including Wick Ryerson Copeland with a meeting set tonight to decide. Receipts from yesterday’s game uncertain, expected to help cover deficits. no games listed next week as league teams are busy, with home games sparking limited local interest.
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B. B
Coe
Wick
Ry'nerson
Copeland
Association
Maria
Foxes
Topeka
Lassoed boy found hanged in New Mexico
A 15 year old Kansas City youth Harold Morley, son of a railroad official, vanished after visiting neighbors near Chamberino, New Mexico. His body hung from a cottonwood tree along the Chamberino to his home road. A coroner's jury in Earnham suspects a revenge killing by local Mexican neighbors tied to ranch boundary disputes.
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Kansas City
el Paso
Texas
Harold Morley
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf Railroad
Chamberino
Donna Ana County
New Mexico
Morley
Earnham
NS. M
Chamberiioe
Kansas Ty
Leedy Offers to Hire Hall for Mrs Sutton Ball
Governor Leedy and Secretary of State Bush oppose using the hall for the Sutton ball unless state convention rules allow it. He even offers to pay out of pocket to help secure a venue, and Mrs Sutton laments lack of a suitable larger space like the Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Leedy
Mr. Sutton
Leedy
Bush
GS. Sutton
Morrick
Hamilton Hall
Populist Leaders Plan Conference on Court Injunctions
Taylor Widdie and Populist state officials propose a national conference to consider abolishing federal courts and oppose government by injunction. They aim to inly apportion campaign funds among state officers and institutions while Republicans, Populists, and Democrats in Kansas protest federal interference.
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Taylor Biddle
United States
Taylor Widdie
Tipin
J. M. Allen Grant Harrington
E. J. Westgate
Central Committee
Clemens
Riddle
Journal
Kansas
A Colorado Summer: Aide to Outdoors in Rocky Mountain Region
A reflective note praises Colorado summers as a healthful tonic. The text extols outdoor pursuits such as hunting, fishing, and mountain climbing. It mentions an illustrated book titled A Colorado Summer and provides unclear mailing details.
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Colorado
Rocky Mountains
Colordo
Ides
G. FA
Fever Eases as Klondike Prospects Dwindle in Alaska Passes
Astoria reports the George W. Elder confirms White and Chilcoot passes blocked toward Dyea with Lake Bennett as the only landing. Many travellers abandon outfits, some advise delaying for spring via St Michael Yukon. San Francisco notes Klondike fever fades. shipments and ticket inquiries decline. Mayflower heads to Dyea with supplies for inner passage.
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Astoria
Ore
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
George W. Elder
Dyea
White
Chilcoot
Skaguay
White Pass
Lake Bennett
Linderman
Chilcoot Pass
Bennett Lake
Dyes
San Francisco
St. Michael
Yukon
Mayflower
Lease on Labor and the Dynamic of Wage Conflict
New York August 1 Mary Elizabeth Lease discusses the labor problem in an evening paper. She argues capital seeks profit while labor seeks wages, describing how machinery immigration and global competition push wages down and trigger strikes. The piece connects wage inequality to social unrest and calls the labor-capital conflict a matter of national and world significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ara Lease
New York
Mary Elizabeth Lease
Belshazzar
Attorney General's Son Scalded In Accident At Home
Georgie Boyle, the b year old son of the Attorney General, was badly scalded yesterday when a cup of boiling water spilled onto his head. He suffers severe burns across the forehead and right side while the family resides at 1100 Taylor Street. The notice then shifts to a worm treatment advertisement for White's Cream Vermifuge, sold by Geo W Stamsfield and Milter's Pharmacy, with a late concert invitation at Garfield Park by Marshall's band.
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Georgie Boyle
Taylor Street
White
Geo
W. Stamsfield
Kansas Avenue
Milter
Corser Sixth
Topeka Avenues
Roosevelt vindicates Bowles in New York navy yard probe
Acting Secretary Roosevelt releases Commander Davis report on Bowles management at the New York navy yard. He fully sustains Bowles against alleged political discrimination and outsider appointments. Veterans receive preference, but overall work quality guides discharges, with Reed reinstated.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Davis
New York Navy Yard
Bowles
Department
Department of Yards
Reed
Menocal
Heed
Navy Department
Inetti
Theodore Roosevelt
White Man's Perfidy Opens Indian Trust Suit Next Week
A U S circuit court action will decide if state courts can touch Indian reservations. Ell G. and John Nadeau, wealthier in Jackson County, face creditors seeking seizure of cattle and lands to pay debts. The case centers on BF Am Ekeam a white man who exploited funds from Indian traders and vanished with about $25 000. Government officials intervene to shield Nadeau from state attachment while he intends to settle debts without losing his property. Topeka creditors names appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Chrcuit
Ell G
John Nadeau
Ell G. Nadeau
Jackson County
Nadeau
Nadean
BF Am
Ekeam
Nédesu
Ekear
Ward
Abre
Coode
Nadeat
Topeka Firma
Breidenthal Receives Gold Mounted Cane from State Central Committee
John W. Breidenthal was honored today with a gold mounted cane as a testimonial for faithful service as chairman and his popularity. Frank W. Billiett delivered the presentation speech before a large gathering of state house members and central committee officials. Also noted are local advertisements for Ballard's Snow Liniment and Miller's Pharmacy in Topeka avenues.
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Ballard
Geo. W. Stansfield
Sas Avenue
Miller's Pharmacy
Sixth
Topeka
Shipment to America Ordered by French Officials
French officials report a shipment headed to the United States has been dispatched. The move signals ongoing postwar exchanges and diplomatic logistics affecting both nations. Distribution details and destination remain unspecified in current notices.
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America
Powderly Says Anarchists Won't Land in U S
Commissioner Powderly forecasts strong actions to exclude anarchists from the United States. He supports strengthening laws to bar persons convicted of crimes involving moral turpitude and to prevent anarchists from entering or staying in the country. Authorities will monitor New York and other ports for arriving suspects headed to the U S.
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New York
Ther Herald
Washington
Treasury
France
Spain
Italy
United States
Powderly
Henocom~ Missioner of
de Jaye
Exci
Pienus
Havre
Plisias
Canovas
Calte
Ee. Aa Sera Fae
Shila
Europe
State Department
Tnmiérattoge
Philadelphia
Rston
JawaAgatha
Thin
Mr. Powderly
Sir Powderly
Planaw
Plonge
Fravkce
Anthrax outbreak linked to factory workers in New York
Aug 14 report states a violent incident at a Chinese factory floor led to several deaths after exposure to anthrax bacteria. Investigators say only one man exposed remains alive, with fatality expected within days. The case is referred to the state health board for formal inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pour Sf
China
State Board of Hesith
Hoar Praises Sherman as Most Illustrious Republican Leader
Senator Hoar extolled Sherman as the most illustrious gentleman in the Republican Party and defended McKinley era appointments. He criticized critics for denouncing the secretary of state's appointment as centrist, praising public debts payment and party integrity.
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Republican Party
Providence
Makanemuseuin Orstadiy
Segaror
Hoar
Sherman Ue Peoresser
McKiglay
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Juders Stowe
Allegheny County
Sherlife
Misere Hinses Boros
George Kelly
Clearmont
Michael Dukes
Carnegie
James A. Bruce
California
Lst
de Armitt
Richard Barrow
Walker's Mills
Sherif Clark
Barrow
Burrow
Campis
Lolavied
Sheriff’s
Arizona
Sonora
Central
St. Louis
Zist
F. A. Lewis
J. €. Fulton
Klondike Vfilgrims
Garfield Park
Planas
Sherman
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