Unrest and Conspiracy Reported in Leadville Mine Strike
The Daily State Journal describes a claimed conspiracy among mine owners and union leaders in Leadville to keep workers from Headville, the union allegedly organizing against the owners to control wages and conditions. It notes violence, property damage, troop withdrawal, and tense efforts to settle disputes while urging lawful action and restraint by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe
Leadville
Cole
Headville
Ths
Peodwatle
Dhesare
Cdi
Taye Perc
Biatic Occupations and Unemployment Under Prosperity Era
Commissioner Carroll D. Welaht submits a special report on Biatic Occupations from the census showing 22 755 000 persons of working age with 2 525 750 unemployed in principal occupations across years. About 965 were unemployed one to three months, 1 565 406 four to six months, and 887 seven to twelve months. The report notes many could not work in their principal occupations despite a period of prosperity and laments lack of unemployment data for that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll D. Welaht
Peron
Severe winter storm sweeps northern states
Reports say a nearly unprecedented cold wave grips the country with heavy snow in Montana Wyoming the Dakotas Nebraska and parts of Colorado hindering rail traffic. The storm moves south into Kansas and Missouri while some rain falls elsewhere and rail lines remain affected.
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Los
Montana
Wyoming
Dakotas
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Unusual November Weather Sparks Open Winter Prediction
A unusual November chill prompts weather officials to forecast an extended open winter into late January. The prediction cites past patterns but notes this year’s exceptional conditions may alter typical trends.
U S Treasury Reports Mixed Fiscal Year Totals
The annual report shows receipts for the year ending June 30, 1896 totaling 326,976,200 with gains in imports and internal revenue. Expenditures reached 452,170,440, a drop from the prior year, while gold movements and bond sales influenced the monetary stock and greenbacks circulating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tho
United States
California Railroad Commission Faces Court Ruling on Rates
The California Railroad Commission attempted to lower rail freight rates for grain, but the Southern Pacific Company challenged the move. Judge Melfenna issued an order permanently enjoining an eight percent grain rate cut, while affirming the commission's general authority to regulate rates. The decision splits between recognizing statutory power and restricting action pending further limits set by the courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pop
Californian Railroad Commission
Weing
Southern Pacific Company
United States
Melfenna
Railroad Commission
Southern Pacific
Football Brutality Sparks Legislative Action in Several States
Within the last month two young men were fatally injured while playing football. The piece notes renewed concern over the game's brutality and mentions that attempts will be made in several State Legislatures to prohibit the sport this winter. Representative Crisp of Missouri is cited as a candidate for Speaker of the Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil
Crisp
Missouri
Assembly
Football Bill Aims To Elevate Game To Prize Fight Stand
A bill would place football on the same plane as prize fighting, with advocates arguing it would curb slugging by pushing players to adopt stricter rules. Critics say some games resemble pugilist tactics, disadvantaging nonaggressive players.
West Virginia Repents as McKinley Gains Support
The Sacramento Bee reports West Virginia voters backed McKinley amid promises of higher wages and prosperity. Three weeks after the election, factories closed and strikes rose as workers balked at wage cuts. Desperate wives seek aid in Topeka while gold Democrats cheer. District Attorney Backus vows Kings County to arrest Corbett and Fitzsimmons if they fight, under state law.
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The
Sacramento Bee
West Virginia
McKinley
United States
Kansas
Dudley
Haskell County
Palmer
Bryan
Cleveland
Backus
Kings County
New York
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Jose Reyes
Maceo
Havana
Weyler
Wybo Anaconda Mining Company
Butte
Montana
American Federation of Miners
Baltic
Leadville
Pendleton
Key West
Florida
Morgan Line
Havena
Congressman Cooper
Washington
Moro Castle
Olney
Cooper
Severe Northwest Blizzard Halts Trains and Drops Temps
A November storm across the Northwest brings the worst blizzard since 1888. Rail traffic is blocked, telegraph lines down, and snowdrifts reach up to fifteen feet in cities like St Paul. Temperatures plunge with figures from seven below in the city to 28 below in Wyoming.
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St. Paula
Averdeen
Eureka
Hillsview
Wellen
South Dakota
Saga
Moorhead
Huron
Williston
Winnipeg
Denver
Leadville
Pueblo
Cripple Creek
Wyoming
Colorado
Lauder
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Wasitington
Northwest
Postoffice Department
St. Paul
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Montana
Telegraphic Notes of World Affairs and Local Incidents
A digest of quick-hit reports: East Clayton Brick plant burned at Nelsonville Ohio causing losses near 100000. grain prices across New York Chicago and Toledo. Jameson ill in Holloway Prison England. Denver coldest on record for November. Cardinal Satolli denies Vatican report. San Francisco court quiets title to Lick House. 1000 Italian workers replacing strikers on a Hamburg steamer. Ohio and Idaho vote tallies. a San Jose jeweler commits heinous crime. McKinley cabinet prospects. Missouri bank closure. various accidents and weather impacts. market notes and editorial snippets.
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East Clayton Brick Company
Nelsonville
Ohio
New York
Chicago
Toledo
Jameson
Transvaal Raidere
Holloway
England
Denver
Mercury
Cardinal Satolli
Washington
Ireland
Suprémie Court
San Francisco
Charles L. Fair
Lick House
Hamburg
Germany
Senator Sherman
Mark Hanna
McKinley
Sherman Rhys Hanna
Condensed Testimony on Dr King’s New Discovery
Chas B Hood of Columbus Ohio certifies the cough remedy has no equal. J D Brown hotel proprietor Port Wayne Ind testifies a two year cough from La Grippe cured. B F Merrill of Baldwinsville Mass says it never failed and is preferred to any doctor. Mrs Hemming of Chicago keeps it on hand for immediate relief. Three trial battles at Hodgkinson's drug store at 8.
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Chas, B. Hood
Columbus
Quio
Dipensary Medical Association
Buffalo
S. Y
S. AL. Ev Purs
Cerey
Ohio
Death of an Old Resident James Henry Sr
James Henry Sr died at his Reno residence after a brief illness. Born in Kilrea Ireland in 1819 he came to the United States about fifty years ago and lived in Reno since 1881. Survived by eight of ten children and over twenty grandchildren, he was a devout Catholic with interest in current affairs. Funeral from the Catholic Church at 10 A. M. today.
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James Henry
Kilrea
Ireland
Grant
Ile
Reno
Patrick Henry
Truckee
James
William Henry
Charles Gulling
Mary Henry
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for cuts bruises burns and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Each box costs a specific price and is available through Fitzey or Hodgkinson? box seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgkinson
Golden Chariot Mine Prospects Amid Canyon Region Works
The Golden Chariot mining venture near San Prince company shows progress with improvements including a new road from the mine a mile and a quarter downhill to the mill. Developments suggest substantial mica prospects and ongoing operations, with multiple names and figures hinting at employees and investors in the Moran and related districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merndra Pro Saldtier Galdinie
Golden Chariot
San Prinseo
Owen
Evelyn
Dan Geads
Bank cashier shoots self amid gunman fear in Minnesota
In Visuin Minnesota a bank cashier, identified as Senaker chief of the Bank of Poeber, shot himself dead yesterday. His other died insane and he feared following in his footsteps. The bank's wires are in excellent shape.
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Visuin
Minn
Senaker
Shief
Bank of Poeber
Waire
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Treasury
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Muither Treasury
U.S
California Railroad Commission
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Topeka
Sevel
Nat Goodwin
Goodwin
Wag
Maxine Elliott
George McDermott
Blaine
War Department
M.C. Blaine
Fort Ringgold
Texas
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Telegraphic
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San Jose
Tie
Kelly
Telegraphic Notes
J. A. Wymire
Pacific Coast
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Scott
United States Senate
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Martin
Flint
California
Levering
Beatley
Matlehelt
Mellette
Canton
MM. HL de Young
San Bpreaneisco Chronniele
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W.H. Dardan
Boston
Moleo
Jordan
Holmes
Polwet
Marshall
Otto Mwoon
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Willisons Pre. Company
Grand Havens Michigan
Joseph Laud
Robert van Otrad
Ssime Laylor
Aaska
Missoni
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Tue Sai Branvisuo
Daetora
Diputhery
Missouri National Bank
Kansas City
Vie Bank
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Speyer
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Villard
MacKinsey
Eprron Farrsyi
Ki. G. Dun
Mr. Dunn
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Bradsilver
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Goslland
Unites States
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Pridy
Bargin
Mrs. Withlow
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Winslow
Weinstow
Druapeist
Miermiagne
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Birs
Annie R. Chambers
Mr. Unswurti
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J. Hodgkinson
Bucklen
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