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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1903

Page

8

Mining Disaster Sparks Reward Offer in Cripple Creek

Cripple Creek Colo Nov 23 1900 explosion at the Vindicator mine killed Superintendent Charles McCormack and miner Mel Beck prompting 500 militia guards. Company officials say the blast came from a ferial machine while investigators call it a premeditated dynamite act. A $5000 reward is offered for evidence leading to arrest and conviction. Western Federation of Miners criticized as brutal murder. Gov Peabody reinstates Adjt Gen Bell to command camp.

Charles 'Ack Mel Beck Vindicator Vindicator Mining Court McCormack Beckers Gogo Annals of Colorado Cripple Creek Col Roerwon Windlator Charles MecCormack Shift Hoss Beck Supt Melvin Beck Western Federation of ‘Miners Western Federation of Bell Gov. Peabody Ginge Bell

Former Police Officer Aims Bar Escaped Capture

An unclear account recalls a November 83 incident where James Judaon killed Thomas and fled during Bundey night. He was pursued by a force and finally captured after resisting authorities.

Allis James Judaon Thomas Heye

How Cheap Baking Powder Is Made and Misleading

A city investigation found cheap baking powders sold nationwide are mainly alum and sulfuric acid with filler, posing health risks. Authorities confiscated thousands of pounds, while doctors warn against using these products, recommending high grade cream of tartar powders for safety and value.

Czar Paul the First Traps Aide’s Joke in Mine Escape

Aide-de-camp flatters Paul the First of Russia by praising his hearing. The czar mishears and mocks the line twice. After the aide repeats, the czar threatens and the next day the aide is sent toward the Siberian mines, a grim punishment for mockery.

Paul the First Russia Czar Aide-De-Camp Aid-De-Camp Siberle St. Louis

Reciprocity With Canada and Economic Union Debate

The Philadelphia Record champions open trade with Canada, arguing free trade would lead to political union and that only officials and special interests oppose reciprocal benefits. The debate parallels with common language and law as heritage.

Canada United States Philadelphia Record

DRAIN GRADING METHODS AND GUINEA HEN PEACEMAKERS

A long discussion on proper drainage grading emphasizes using water flow as a grade guide and the value of an engineer with a level for uniform ditch bottoms. It describes target-based sighting with stakes and six-foot clearance to achieve consistent depths, warning against blind digging. It then extols guinea hens as small but effective peacemakers on farms and urges support for home industry like creameries and cheese factories.

Nowaday SsFfeet Grant. Davis Royal New Yorker

First Kidney Pill Promoted By Doan’s Cure Claim

A vintage advertisement touts Doan’s Kidney Pills as the original discovery and remedy for kidney related ailments. It cites testimonials from W.Va jeweler Wa. H. Nevarzons and Portland freight inspector A B McCarver, plus Elmira resident Mrs. Graham Wallacy Jr., claiming dramatic back pain relief and lasting cures after several boxes, with pricing at 50 cents per box and mail order from Foster Burn Co. Buffalo N.Y.

Bright Doon Fosterburn Co Buffalo H. Nevarzons West Main Street Wytheville Saga Dean A. B. McCarver 201Th Street Portland Oreon Freight Corn Thentinental Company Doan Graham Wallacy, Jr Elmira George Wallace West Water Street Baldwin Street

Misgraced Affection in Arctic Dogs Tale

In a Stray Stories piece, Eskimos angered by an arctic explorer over petting their dogs. A native explains the harm as tails froze stiff and broke when wagged, illustrating a cautionary tale about affection amid harsh conditions.

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