Record Coinage Boom Drives Gold and Silver Mint Output
The Philadelphia mint leads a record gold coinage year with projected totals near 40 million dollars for the calendar year and the largest ever, driven by treasury demand and gold certificate requirements. Coinage shifts toward halves and quarters as dimes recover after bank crises, with San Francisco producing double eagles and a push to recoin worn patterns.
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Indignation Over Coxey Arrest at Canton Meeting
Citizens protest arrests of J S Coxey and followers condemning government actions as assaults on rights of the poor. They denounce wealth influence, corporate trusts, and press complicity, calling the Coxey arrest farcical and unjust.
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Murderers caught and accused in Pawls Valley crimes
United States Marshal Williams uncovers a string of killings and disappearances near Pawl's Valley. John Stevenson James Stover and their mother Mrs. Gay are jailed as investigators compare the case to the Benders of Kansas.
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Polish church dispute sparks deadly assault plot claims
A Polish community incident in Ciaveany Ohio centers on Mrs. Japick found wounded in the southern city. Rev A J Kolauszewaki accuses rival faction of murder and plot to explode the church, linking a burned body and a printing-office arson to hide the crime while police investigate the assault.
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Washington Home Seekers Report Shows Active Land Business
United States land office at Spokane reports May activity with 16 homestead entries totaling 5020 acres and 2400 acres in final certificates. Six timber culture final papers cover 771 acres, two cash entries total 8019.70, one 100 acre preemption claim filed the first since 1803. Office receipts reach 7140 dollars as inquiries rise daily.
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Northern Pacific freight train collision near Kennewick
A head end collision between Northern Pacific freight train 53 and another engine wrecked the engines and nine freight cars between Kennewick station and the Columbia River bridge. No trainmen were injured though two ferry workers were hurt slightly. crews work to clear the track as the Columbia rises. At Loynes a farewell service marked Miss Frances Willard’s England departure amid temperance news.
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House of Commons
Senate Ends Hawaii Question with Resolution Move
The Senate rejects federal interference in Hawaiian affairs while Mills of Texas abstains on the vote. Debates on sugar, wood duties, and income tax outline the day as Sherman warns against tax missteps.
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Miners Resist as Cripple Creek Strife Escalates
Cripple Creek miners refuse to yield and reportedly detain men they deem dangerous as deputies near Bull hill face threats. Wives and children are sent to safety while Governor Walsh and General Johnson brace for possible clashes.
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Fire in a Tenement Burns New York Distillery
A deadly explosion ripped through a distillery on the ground floor of a double tenement at 1120 Suffolk Street New York. Livle Yeaga, 4, died and four others were seriously injured as twenty families were trapped by flames and smoke. Residents escaped by ledges and improvised nets while rescuers pulled survivors from the blaze.
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Winston speaks to crowd at Portland on party versus principle
Patrick Henry Winston addressed a large Portland audience last night urging that government be spirit aligned with its form. He warned of class destruction under monopoly and said he abandoned party to uphold principle, noting Oregon politics in uproar as the election looms. Christian Indians or the Dakota tribe raised nearly $2000 to Christianize their Sioux brethren last year.
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Wheat Feeding Boosts Fattening in Sheep and Stock
N W Garham of LaPorte County Indiana reports experiments feeding wheat to stock, especially sheep, and asserts wheat yields up to fourteen pounds of pork per bushel. He notes careful gradual rations with hay and straw maintain flock health and that breeding ewes stay strong on wheat. He claims wheat benefits other livestock including hogs and cattle.
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Farmer Advice on Wheat Use and Feeding Stock
A farmer argues that selling surplus wheat now yields higher gains than holding crop waiting for price rises. Another informed farmer recommends soaking grain before feeding stock to achieve best results.
May attack troops tense report on mutinous strikes
Five explosions near Spring Valley ignite fears of coordinated action by strikers in Peru and La Salle as militia guards bolster posts. Reports tie unrest to Illinois Central trains and Marseilles motor works, while Sheriff Taylor, wounded in the riot, seeks ammunition for deputies guarding the conflict area.
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Boston Rivals Fight Ends With Duel Between Crowley and Goldsmith
In Roxbury, two men Crowley the lawyer and Goldsmith the newspaper man dueled after months of rivalry over the same woman. They fought under a gas lamp, exchanged wounds after about fourteen minutes, and Crowley collapsed in his seconds arms.
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Murdered Man Identified as Leonard Wilson in Indianapolis Case
Leonard Wilson, last heard from in Richmond, Indiana, is identified as the man found dead near Indianapolis about a month ago. Authorities believe he was killed by the Henderson gang for robbery. His body was found in a thicket four miles from Indianapolis by flower hunters. clothing and a pocketbook resembling Wilson’s were nearby.
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