Eckels Declares on Education of Public Money Policy
Detroit leaders and guests at the Hotel Cadillac banquet celebrated the Detroit chamber of commerce. Comptroller Eckels urged sound money education to counter free silver and defend the gold standard, warning against fiat currency and national peril. He pressed for informed public action to safeguard the country’s credit and prosperity.
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Detroit
Mich
Cadillac
Detroit Chamber of Commerce
Eckel
United States
Continental Congress
Bani
May Need Militia as Went Virginia Miners Strike
Hustixetos W Va May 3 miners on the Norfolk & Western are out except 1,200 in Northwestern pits. Efforts to pull them from the strike loom. guards guard bridges and tipples. Two militia companies expected to move on short notice. Baseball results across leagues listed. Prohibition movement backs Woolley for 1896 presidency with Willard and WCTU backing. Also notes on shooting victims in St Joseph and arrests in Genoa for postage stamp fraud. Prof Connett lecture and Keeley league benefit at Bijou Friday night.
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Minera
Virginia
Hustixetos
W. Va
Norfolk & Western Railway
Northwestern Co
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Cinemasti
Hoston
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
East
John C. Woolley
Minnesota
Prohibition Party
Woolley
Francis E. Willard
W.C T. U
St. Joseph
Ray
Farrall
Little Rock
Ark
W. W. Wilson
Lincoln County
H. A. Roehing
Genoa
Col
Connett
Bijou Opera House
Keeley League
Bitter Creeks End and Dynamite Dick Shot Down
In Gurunte Oklahoma May 3 deputy marshals brought in the bodies of two famous outlaws, George Newcomb and Charley Pieres, Bitter Creek and Dynamite Dick, after a night clash at the Dunne brothers’ home in Pawnee county. Both were killed near 8 pm as deputies closed in. Dynamite Dick died outright and Bitter Creek fell after a brief fight.
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Gurunte
United States
Spengel
George Newcomb
Bitter Creek
Slaughter Kid
Charley Pieres
Dynamite Dick
Pawnee County
Dunne Brothers
Sam Schaffer
Dunns
Rock Island
Dover
Tulsa
Jack
Cheyenne
Prnny
Bruce Miller
Ingalls
Race Miller
Daltons
Wisnewoor
May
Sweeden
Gardner Place
Wisstwoor
W. H. Dobson
Golf
The Chain Complete Says Judge Conlan in Durrant Case
In San Francisco on May 3 Theodore Durrant was held to answer for Minnie Williams murder with bail refused. Police Judge Conlan declared the chain of circumstances complete and noted the dead girl’s property was found in Durrant's possession. Sedalle will host delegates as Spats, Mo., welcomes the United Commercial Travelers. Over 400 delegates attend a two day session and banquet.
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Conlan
Minnie Willams
San Francisco
Theodore Durrant
Minnie Williams
Durrant
Sedalle
Spats
Grand Council United Commercial Travelers of America
Discharged Rail Worker Sues Over Blacklisting
Kansas City Missouri May 3 Frank M Ball former chief yard clerk for Missouri Pacific railway sues for 5000 damages alleging blacklisting by the railway To bar him from employment Ball was removed July 31 1904 He contends Union Pacific offered him a job but Missouri Pacific official J C Hennessy blocked it In March 1895 he joined Western Weighing Association but was discharged without cause as Missouri Pacific threatened to pull patronage
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Kansas City
Frank M. Ball
Missouri Pacifi Railway
Eait
Ball
Missouri Pacific Railway
Union Pacific Railway
J. C. Hennessy
Terminala
Missouri Pacific
Western Weighing Association
Snys
Weighing Association
Paddlers Strike Over Pay Raise At Sligo Iron Mill
Paddlers at the Sligo iron mill strike for Amalgamated rate of $4 per ton after February pay of $3.25. They held out since May 1 after Clinton mill adjacent workers received $4, while Sligo men were offered no raise. About 175 men participate in the walkout. Peerless Steam Laundry.
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Pirrssurg
Sligo
Amalgamated Association
Clinton Mill
Government suit against Stanford estate proceeds ordered
Attorney General Olney orders hearings in the United States government suit seeking about 15 million dollars from Mrs. Leland Stanford as executrix of her husband’s will. The case, begun March 16, targets the Southern Pacific ties to government bonds issued to aid the railroad. If Stanford is liable, other railroad magnates could face similar damages. Proceedings expected to start in San Francisco with a likely June hearing.
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Otney
Cass
Stanforde
United States
Stanford
California
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Leland Stanford
Charlea Crocker
Supreme Court
Search for Frank Lenz continues amid Turkish aid
United States minister Alexander W Terrell secured Turkish instructions for Erzercum governor to aid William A. Sachtleben of St. Louis in locating Frank G. Lenz the Pittsburgh wheelman missing for about a year. Lenz was reported shot on the road between Kourtali and Zahar in Armenia during a world tour.
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Constant Thorne
United States
Alexander W Terrell
Erzercum
William A. Sachtleben
St. Louis
Delaware
Dover
Del
General Assembly
Democratic Senate
Memphis
Secretary of War
Fifth Infantry
Fort McPherson
Atlanta
Third Cavalry
Benton Barracks
National Guards
Tenn
Col. Kellogg
Movement to oppose sound money convention organized in Memphi s
The Central Bimetallic League of Tennessee is formed to oppose the May 23 sound money convention in Memphi s. A June 11 12 silver convention with delegates from the south and west is planned to promote free coinage at 16 to 1. A manifesto will be circulated and Bryan is to address a May 24 mass meeting in Memphi s. Delegates from states expected for June will be invited to speak.
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Bimetallic League of Tennessee
Memrputs
Tenn
Central Bimetallic League of Tennesseé
South
Memphis
Bryan
Omaha
Carlisle
Congress
The Star Grocery Low Price Listing Featured Items
An extensive sale listing from The Star Grocery details numerous discounted items including sugar coffee soap canned goods and household wares. The catalog lists prices per unit and bulk quantities such as canned vegetables soap cartons and woodenware reflecting a broad daily shopping roundup.
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Bitter Creek's End
Winchester
Lets
Peerless Steam Laundry
Wheeelman Lenz
the Western Association
Jacksonville
Quincy
Peoria
Lincoln
Rockford
Des Moines
Kansas Homeopathians
Kan
Kansas Homeopathic Physicians
F. Menninger
A. Bogarth
T. E Raines
Hoardman
P. Diedrich
Board of Censors
Minnick
Billings and
Roby
Torexa Steam Lacxone
the Star Grocery
Lion
Lenox
Beatrice
Ohio
Abo
FRU
Ican Cherriea
Walsing
J. S. Sproat
the Star Grocer
Clairette
Stor
THE
N. K. Fairbank Company
Ar. Louis
Foundry
STERN
Machine Works
Topeka Foundry and Machine Works
R. L. Cofran
Topeka, Kansas
Cc. T. Trapp Merchant Tailor
W. T. Beerbohm, Mangr
Kansas Ave
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