Riot Strikes Natives in Fivanaville Evansville Camp Mobilizes
A violent attack left nine dead and several injured in Fivanaville. National guards and police, under General McKee, cordon the city as Martinsville, Indianapolis, and Vincennes units guard critical routes. Funeral processions are planned as curfews and martial law loom. streets remain tense with residents and officials braced for further clashes.
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Fivanaville
Ind
Sucht
Awanavilli
Pour
Frank Zaebl
Pred Keppler
Jacob
Beck
Throwich Kevin
Charles Taylor
Wegeurmker
Fred Mob
Ebeud
Robert W
Evansville
Mote
Vinchines Evartville
W. J. Meee
Indiinapolis
Indianapolis
Aino
Martineville
Evans Ville
Werre
Vincennes
Martinnvilhe
Gail
McKee
Mayora
Committee of Safety
Bexen
Fronce
Ile Prio
McKew Wall
Meer
Wexville
Ink
Portral
Steel Trust Dividend Declared By U S Steel
New York May 5 The directors of U S Steel declared quarterly dividends of 2 percent on common stock and 12 4 percent on preferred stock. Net earnings for the quarter ending June show a comparison with last year and a surplus undivided profits for the next six months. The company reports earnings and reserves including depreciation and sinking funds.
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New York
Tilted States Steel Corporation
Uavn
Egmbet
Brief Telegrams From Across Towns In July Rail Mishaps And Men
Cheyenne reports a head end collision near Green River between two Union Pacific passenger trains with engines derailed yet no fatalities. Havre notes a freight wreck on the Great Northern injuring seven cars in a wreck caused by a misplaced mallard, traffic delayed several hours. Lexington cites two physicians departing for Whitehall with the sons of General Cassius M. Clay, while Madison County Court weighs vital testimony in a guardianship matter. Montreal notes a Dominion Gatton Company catastrophe with a fatal derailment. Manchester reports nineteen to eleven wickets in a cricket match. Shamokin miner fatalities and a rescue party at a mine collapse follow. A $90 reward for BIN Rudolph is doubled to $100, with an operative killed. Captain Harden, retired pilot, dies. flags honor memory.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Green River
Union Pacific
Lexington
Teculsville
Cassiis M. Clay
Madison County Court
Montreal
Cault
Uhr Dominion Gatton Company
Colton
Caian
Southwestern Grain Journal Attacks Kansas Freight Rates
The Southwestern Grain Journal of Topeka accuses railroads and Kansas lawmakers of discrimination against Nebraska, Kansas, and Oklahoma grain shipments to Galveston. It cites the Interstate Commerce Act, argues Nebraska farmers pay less to Galveston, and claims Kansas and Oklahoma rates are artificially higher, harming western farmers and benefiting longer-distance routes.
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Southwestern Grain Journal
Topeka
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Galveston
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kinsae
Southwerwen Gradn Journal
Beatie
Tereby
United States
Burton
Long
Con
Con~ Boot, Cans Bell
Caldeshead
Freeder
Murdock
Hoversack
Gitahuns
Teuelve
Western Grain Journal
Gutarduttyr
Cartier
Greiter
Passinete
Omaha
Gulf
Miseouri
Rail tariff protest urged by farmers and grain men
A long, opinionated note argues against railroad freight rates affecting the Southwest. It urges a general protest, aided by the Southwestern Grain Journal, to challenge perceived domination and demand state action. Farmers are urged to organize and pressure the Industrial Commission for relief.
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Galveston
Southwestern Grain Journal
Inter State Commerce Commission
Inces
Jones
Retter
Naval ships to sail home as officers visit towns
Reports from Payal and Angra Creek detail Massachusetts and Mayflower arrival with guards Cassar Ling Tobmon. Rear Admiral Parker leads the battlegroup toward rendezvous on July 11 and homeward sail on July 14. Fort Leavenworth rumors say officers may delay joining regiments until September with possible leave policy changes. Postoffice at Fyglente ceases three miles west of North Topeka with mail to Union Pacific.
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Horta
Azore
Istanis
Massachusetts
Mayfower
Colliars
Cassar
Ling
Tobmon
Payal
Leavenworth
Fort Leavenworth
Gen Veel Service and Staff College
Port Riley
Irin
Guihuekaw
Fyglente
North Topeka
Union Basific
Market summary sentiment weak as September prices fall
The report notes price declines across commodities with September futures easing. Oats, pork, and rib values slip while corn sees mixed to soft demand. Receipts and futures action point to a cautious trading day with early weakness and limited upside potential.
Twenty Still Missing Jennette Po July
Slow progress reported in the search for the body of the Micalive of the Calkfurt Fark loot. Little effort to clear wreckage from miles from Oakford Park Maine hindered by secrecy and interference. An appeal for aid has been issued.
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Jennette
Bodier
Oakford Park Kiwn
Maine
Inter Ents
Still Climbing Weather Signals Summer Arrives Across Kansas
The forecast notes rising temperatures and clear to partly cloudy skies across Kansas and Missouri, with a 90-degree reading before noon. Temperatures span Baker 90 Concordia 74 Dodge City 32 Fort Scott 97 Hays City 92 Manhattan 74 Osage City 96 Topeka 91 Wichita 93. Market reports show stock and grain activity, with Tokyo on a busy day and shipments varying. A granddaughter born to John Hay’s family is announced in Geneseo, New York.
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Corn and Wheat Region Bulletin
Kansas
Miveouri
Concordia
Manhattan
Louisville
Indianapolis
Coumbus
Baker
Concordia M
Dodge City
Fort Scott
Hays City
Mackavilie
McPherson
Osage City
Topeka
Wichita
New York
Joolork
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U. M. Marshall
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Supreme Court
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St. Lovie
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Chrigai Ane Stock Company
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N.Y
John Hay
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Wendie Point
United States Steel
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