Miners Strike Turned Violent in Latimer District
A clash near Latimer Hazelton Pa ends with deputies firing on strikers leaving 15 to 20 killed and 40 or more wounded. Names of dead and injured listed as the crowd swarms to hospitals with Latimer seen as a battleground. Governor Hastings orders militia mobilization to Hazelton aided by railway transport.
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Hazelton
Latimer
Mike Chenloll
Frank Cheka
John Staniska
George Kulick
Steve Horska
George Krese
John Kerlovitch
Andrew Shabolick
John Kulick
John Damensko
George Vreichek
John Forti
John Kleshoka
Kasimir Dalis
Jacob Kulshot
John Koli
Joseph Bobick
John Treible
Sheriff Martin
Martin
Lehigh Traction Company
van Wyeles
Hastings
Colfax Evangelist Apologizes After Framing Affair
Colfax reports a Salvation Army style revival preacher named Goddard missed conversions while courting a restaurant waitress. After a 25 cent plate incident and love letters, a friend warned of a thrashing if he did not apologize. he then issued an apology and the street meetings ceased. It is rumored he has a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax
Goddard
Salvation Army
Walla Walla Girl Wins Demerest Medal in Spokane
Miss Nettie Galbraith of Walla Walla received the Demerest gold medal of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union eastern Washington at the First Methodist Episcopal church in Spokane on Wednesday night. Olga Giles won a year’s subscription to the Ladies' Home Journal as second prize.
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Nettie Galbraith
Walla Walla
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Washington
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Spokane
Olga Giles
Ladies’ Home Journal
Chicago
Katie Walsh
Dayton
Lola Carr
Elberton
Julia Ketchum
Springdale
Arlie Bunker
Chewelah
R. M. Blake
Cyrus Happy
Prof
Mitchell
Olmsted
Colfax Drug Store Clerk Arrested for Liquor License Violation
Albert Hoeppner of Farmers' drug store was arrested for selling liquor without a license and bound over to the superior court. His father J A Hoeppner caused repeated disturbances, was fined for contempt, and later fined $300 after further disruption. The habeas corpus plea was denied.
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Colfax
Wash
Albert Hoeppner
Farmers’ Drug Store
Justice of the Peace
Kirkland
J. A. Hoeppner
Albert
Hi l
Young Hoeppner
McDonald
Superior Court
Hoeppner
London Supported The Market And New York Notes
New York reports London buyers underpinting stock strength with strong commission house purchases while money and sterling exchange wobble. Cattle, hogs and sheep prices ease in Chicago. wheat and wheat futures slip amid Liverpool pressure. Pacific coast grain and commodity prices show modest shifts across wheat barley oats and sugar and petroleum remains dull.
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New York
Metal Exchange
Lake Copper
Lead—Exchange
London
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
Texas
Tle
Liverpool
Pacific Coast
Portland
Walla Walla
Wash
Moscow
Idaho
the. Ritzville
Palouse
Terrific tornado sweeps over Port Arthur Texas Sabine Pass
A violent tornado struck Port Arthur and Sabine Pass causing six deaths and many injuries. Destruction included the railroad roundhouse and multiple buildings as wind reached 80 miles per hour. Relief trains, interrupted telegraphs, and ongoing searches followed the disaster.
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Port Arthur
Texas
Sabine Pass
Frank Albright
Kansas City
The
Electric Light Company
George Martin
Fritz Michaels
May Ainsworth
William Ainsworth
W. H. Johnson
Roy Stafford
Stafford
Natatorium
Bank
Townsite Company
Hayden
Strong & League
Brennan
Colonado
Speace & Lyon
C. J. Miller
Herald
Alfred Wolf
Hayes
W. A. Barraclough
Port Arthur Banking Company
Beaumont
Winne
Tex
Webb
Sabine Ass
Ed Kirscherner
Gulf & Interstate Railway
Highwayman Hold Up Leader Near Nelson in Gold Claim District
A. J. Privitt, president of the Big Four mining company, was ambushed four miles from Nelson while riding toward the La Fleur mountain claim. A masked robber fired, Privitt returned fire, and the shooter was last seen fleeing into brush after a volley. Privitt later suspected robbery aimed at his bank notes, given his visible cash.
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Privite
Grand Forks
B. C
A. J Privitt
la Fleur Mountain
Nelson
Privitt
Mr. Privitt
Big Four
Canyon County Loses Claim on Ada Savings
Boise Idaho Sept 14 Judge Stewart ruled for the parent Idaho county in a suit by Canyon to share Ada’s saving on indebtedness Ada assumed during the division creating Canyon The final settlement prevents Canyon from any benefit from Ada’s savings of about 9000 dollars tied to warrants and illegally collected sums.
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Canyon
Ada
Boise
Idaho
Canyon County
Stewart
Death of James Hancock a Montanan sawmill man
Word comes from Butte Montana of the death of James Hancock 38 a prominent sawmill owner of Fish Creek and longtime Jefferson County resident He was at work in his sawmill when a board ripped free struck him fatally wounding him internally He was from a pioneer family that helped settle Montana and his death ends a prosperous business moment in the local community.
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Jefferson County
Plains
Montana
Union
Hancock
James Hancock
Montana youth treks to Georgia on horse with one dollar
Julius Cannon a 16 year old from Stevensville Montana left home after a quarrel with his father. He rides toward Georgia aboard a horse to sell it for fare then catch a train. Sheriff McLaughlin and officials chased him as he passed through Bonner and Clinton. His father says he will fund rail transport if needed to bring him back.
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Missoula
Mont
Georgia
Montana
Julius Cannon
W. L. Cannon
Stevensville
Bonner
Sheriff
McLaughlin
Soin
Clinton
Drummond
Press Day in Spokane Welcomes 30 Editors from Inland Empire
Spokane hosts over 30 editors during a visit organized by the Fruit Fair Association. The program included tours of the fruit fair grounds and race track, a town tour, and an evening banquet. Toasters included Senators John L. Wilson and George Turner, Congressman W. C. Jones, and Mayor Olmsted. A daily lecture feature for farmers and fruit growers was announced by Manager Bolster.
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Spokane
Inland Empire
Fruit Fair Association
Spokane Press Club
Spokane Speed Association
John L. Wilson
George Turner
W. C. Jones
Olmsted
Bolster
Lead Offsets Silver Decline in Kaslo Slocan Mines
In the Larden District of British Columbia on September 11 reports show lead price gains offsetting silver declines. Kaslo Slocan mines see ore values stay strong with lead costs covered and silver output profitable. The International Trading & Navigation Co. expands ore transport while Lucky Jim resumption plans advance. New tramways and ore bins near completion as shipments vary with rain. The Montezuma mine nears concentrator delivery and a novel single miner on the Wonderful Bird extracts ore directly from surface.
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Landon
B. C
International Trading & Navigation Company
Kaslo & Sloean
Alberta and International
Lucky Jim
Pilot Bay
Montezuma
Kaslo
Payne Tramway
Kaslo & Slocan
Wonderful Bird
Klondike of the Lardeal finds rich Gainer creek ore
Kaslo B C Sept 11 mining boom as Lade brothers report five claims on Gainer creek near Trout Lake City and Ferguson yield two tons of ore. The Kootenay Ore Company is prepared to pay over 36000 for the shipment. Grab samples show values up to 11340 per ton with broad telluride content. Prospectors stake claims around the area despite 8000 foot elevations.
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Kaslo
B. C
Gainer Creek
Lardeau
Trout Lake City
Ferguson
Lade Brothers
Kootenay
Carrier pigeon carries Andree message near Logansport
A pigeon captured near Logansport Indiana bore a band marked No 21 and carried a parchment with August 29 Pole Andree. The exhausted bird collapsed and died after being retrieved from Farmer Weekans house, initially thought a prank but its injury and condition suggest a real message.
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Logansport
Ind
Andree
Idavsee
4Eekwan
Pole
Florence mines forecast at Spokane fruit fair
Florence mines expected to show well at the Spokane fruit fair. Clarence Cunningham of Spokane inspects mining property in Florence camp. Hall Mines orders a 10 drill compressor plant, boosting Silver King capacity to 25 drills. Bald Mountain ore assay tops $100 in value. A W Moore of Silver Bell mine in Missoula county seeks city supplies. Golden Cache stock sale to J Oldroyd of Dewsbury, England, for 180000, called largest cash sale in British Columbia. Kootenay customs August receipts total 31783.21.
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Florence Mines
Spokane
Clarence Cunningham
Florence Camp
Hall Mines Company
Calgary Herald
Bald Mountain
A. W. Moore
Silver Bell
Eddy
Missoula County
Montana
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Claims
Three women's testimonials attest to relief from painful menstruation, backache, and ovarian trouble after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. Letters from Mrs Grotch Wass Lewiston and others credit the remedy with curing menstrual agony and irregularities.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Grotch Wass
Bank St
Cincinnati
Mrs. Pinkham
Silk Trade in Japan Sees Rising Prices and Bigger Orders
The Japan Mail notes steady price increases and large orders from abroad for silk in Yokohama. No big sales Monday due to scarce quality goods. 250 bales traded. From Jan 1 to Aug 24 dysentery reached 24,960 cases with 4,563 deaths. Yokohama prefecture reported 1,927 cases and 270 deaths.
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Victoria
B. C
The
Japan Mail
Japan
Yokohama
Raids by American Buccaneers Reported at Queen Charlotte Islands
Complaint from the Pacific Ocean describes raids by American buccaneers operating in the Queen Charlotte islands. They allegedly use local harbors for refuge and raid British fishing grounds and settlements while residents are away. Reports allege swindling, unpaid duties on goods, and cattle killings sold in Juneau and Sitka markets.
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Ottawa
Ont
Pacific Ocean
Queen Charlotte Islands
Juneau
Sitka
Deaths Sparked by Bicycle Strenuous Ride Stir Debate
A boy collapsed and died in a Racine Wisconsin drug store with doctors citing excessive bicycle riding as the cause. His friends joke that it was due to not working hard enough. In California, Rev Abel Stevens age 83 died suddenly in San Jose last week.
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Racine
Wis
Abel Stevens
San Jose
Cal
Schilling’s Best Tea Offer Hails Ten-Year Trade
Schilling & Company of San Francisco promotes a tea deal inviting customers to try five flavors with a money back guarantee. The offer highlights a ten year tea trade commitment and emphasizes value for the buyer.
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Schilling
A Schilling & Company
San Francisco
Kentucky colonel resents Alabama governor appointing staff
A Kentucky colonel protests governor appointments to his Alabama counterpart. The exchange reveals frustrations over hereditary versus appointed rank. Separately, a Depew burglary sees $108 and a gold watch stolen from Waldyslaw Maranka’s sleeping room.
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Kentucky
Alabama
Depew
Waldyslaw Maranka
Wladyslaw
Steamer Nakusp Stranded in Kootenay Rapids
The steamer Nakusp lies high and dry in the Kootenay rapids near Trail B C as crews work with hawsers cables and blocks to pull her free. Water levels fall and high water next May is needed to refloat if the effort fails. The Kootenai steam tug could not move her despite three hours of effort. If freed she must go to the dry dock. no leaks but severe strain reported.
Open Letter Claims Exclusive Use of Castoria Trademark
Dr Samuel Pitcher declares exclusive rights to CASTORIA and PITCHER'S CASTORIA with Chas H Fletcher signature on wrappers. He asserts the Centaur Company as authorized, noting thirty years of use, and cites a March 8 date. The item then mentions a Roseburg Oregon poor farm pauper revived after a laudanum dose in a personal crisis.
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Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Massachusetts
Chas, H, Fletcher
Mothers of America
Rose
Roseburg
Ore
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Broadway and
Spruce
W. Houghton
Gen
Helena
Townsend and
Hassel
Dewell & McDonald’s
Moe
StapIeSs, Dewell & McDonald
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P. C. Hall
Center Broadway
Herman Berg
Townsend, Monp
E.h.goodman
C. H. Baldwin
Attorney At Law
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Townsend
J. E. Kanouse
A. K. Prescot
M. Main St
Montana Centralian
Azaypur
Heldna
Norman Tripp
Herman Sperling
Henry Heneberg
E. F. McRae
Wallace
Pine Street
C. A. Wilder
Dhntist
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Golsin
Schall
Creighton
Pennsylvania Railway
Parson Goddard
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American Securities
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Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Central Pacific
Burlington
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
North American Co
Northern Pacific
Oregon Railway and Navigation Co
Oregon Short Line
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Adams Express
American Express
United States Express
Wells Fargo
General Electric
Lead
National Old
Western Union
Chicago and Northwestern
U. S
Pacific
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf Railroad
Moore and
Parent County
Larden
Rich
Trout City
Queen Charlotte Hands
J. Nichols
Princeton, Ind
Nakusp
Kootenay Rapids
Joan of Arc
Washington Star
Larue & Co
Erie Men Calco
Niagara St
Buffalo
N. Y
Axis
Woodard-Clarke & Co
Dental Depot
Fruit Lamberson’s Step Store
New York City
Andrew Olson
Norden
John Dickerson
Main St
D. H. Carrico
M. F. Jackins
Virginia St
Lulu Smith
Second St
Lina Sain
Oakesdale
Darrin
Auditorium Bldg
N. U
Byron
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