Miners Strike Across Pa Anthracite Region Widens
Region is paralyzed as 112000 workers report obeying the strike order. Mitchell, UMW president, says most mines idle and expects full shutdown in days. Disputes center on arbitration and wages with Archbishop Ryan sought as mediator. hard coal towns report mixed reopening and pressure to join the strike.
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Houicton
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Anthracita
Cle
Penesylvania
Hazle
G. B. Markle & Co
John Markle
Ryan
Philadelphia
Markle
Lowish
Phillips
Wilkesharre
Golher
West End Coal Company
Mocanaqua
Harrisburg
Lykene
Wiconisco
Williamstown
Lykengs
Lykens
Williamstown Fathers
Father Philips
Hazleton
Hart
President Mitchell
Archbishop Styan
Lawbor
Ublic
Harley
Ebervale
Freeland
Shepter
Harwood
Colertin
Wiion
National
Benjjamin James
Iabor
James
Litantorte Col
Benjamin James
Altoona
Milners
Scranton
F. Loomis
Delaware Company
Carrey's Tobacco Goods Highlighted in Ackley Market
In Ackley, Carrey's tobaccos and cigars are praised as the city's finest. Readers are urged to seek Carrey's life of pipes and tobaccos, noted for quality and the relaxing aura of smoking.
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Carrey
Death by Own Action Shrouds Brooklyn Tragedy
Henry G Harbour son of Rev Henry M Barbour died in a Brooklyn hotel after a woman known as Helen Forbes was wounded in the breast. The pair had linked with a foster family and a distant bishop figure, with revolver shooting cited as the method. The case centers on a missing romance and a dramatic sequence culminating in suicide and injury.
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New York
Henry Grosvenor Harbour
Henry M. Barbour
Gar
Dbour
Brooklyn
Malden
Seney Hospital
Barbour
Helen Forbes
Horatio Roathgate
Elven
Georgetown
D. C
Forbes
Barbours
Henry G
Richard K. Southgate
Aves
Denver
Southgate
Good Ground
Story of Miss Forbes and Barbour Fatal double suicide tale
Miss Forbes recounts a doomed plan with Barbour to die together after a quarrel over love and his parents. They burned laundry marks to obscure identification, then shot each other in their hotel room. Barbour killed himself. Forbes was wounded but escaped, later seeking hospital care as investigators pondered her recovery.
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Barbour
Newey Hospital
Never or Now Betrothal Ends in Pair’s Dispute at Tell City
Tell City Indiana reports a failed wedding when Henry Paohs of a local bakery sought to wed Anna Lehman of Cannelton. Delays and a brother in law’s death rumor sparked the bride’s refusal, while Paohs pursued a formal ceremony and then left for Bransville. Meanwhile three miners died of black damp in a Templeton area mine after a rescue effort.
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Gin
Tell City
Ind
Henry Paohs
Massive
Switzerland
Misa Anna Lehman
Cannelton
Henry
Sachs
Connelton
Firemen on Coeur dAlene and Kruger to Europe News
Des Moines dispatch reports Labor unions denounce Idaho governor for martial law in Coeur dAlene district and government troop action while Congress withholds House testimony. Kruger slated for Europe prompts Mozambique and Dutch responses. Lutheran aid fund articles filed. Knights Templars notice adjusts grand master address to Houston.
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Tahoe
Congress
Des Moines
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Idaho
Coeur d'Alene
Atl Congress
House Committee
Kruger
Europe
Lisbon
Mozambique
The
Hague
Netherlands
Lourenzo Marques
Holland
Suit Involving STOG,0RC Against United States Floor Mill
In Minneapolis on September 17 a suit in the United States district court names STOG,0RC as a party. Central Trust Company of New York sues the United States Floor Milling Company of New Jersey, alleging default of interest on bonds and seeking relief.
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Minneapolis
United Hites District Court
Central Truste Company
New York
United States Floor Millng Company
New Jersey
Hope at Galveston as cleansing work proceeds
Galveston, Sept 17 reports gloom, desolation, and despair easing as hope and determination rise. Civil and military forces coordinate to bury the dead, deter looting, and clear streets while Rangers guard ingress and transport destitute residents out of the city. Immediate need is money for cleanup and essential supplies, with death toll estimates near 3,000 and Gulf shore losses profound.
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Galveston
Tex
Ing
Rangers
Milkie
Texas City
Virginia Point
Marshal Grant
Texann City
Lona
Gulf
Gilveston
Wfe
Ackley Pioneer Captain Williams dies at 82
Captain Williams, longtime Ackley resident and Civil War veteran who organized Co K, 4th Township, died Tuesday in Independence at age 82. An auctioneer by trade, he helped build the city, later living in Hampton from 18d4 with brief stays in Marshalltown and an asylum. Survived by three children, services set for Thursday at 10 o'clock with interment in Ackley cemetery.
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Ackley
Independence
Cpt
Williams
Wampton
Marshalltown
Co. K
Towst
J. A. Wirt
J. A. Wirt, of¢ Mampton; Frederick C
Matherville
James B
Fergus Bally
Wolcutt
M. 12
Beach, Otlelaling
Ackley Cemetery
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Archbishop Ryan
Lackawanna Region
Loomis
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Wilkesbarre
Hudson
Satnimlay
Minera
Plains
Nicholls
Ackley Markets
Bry Ong
Havanay
Isa
Inina
Firat
Isole
Lutheran Miniatera
Sioux City
Board of Ministering
Evangelical Lutheran Augustana Synod of North America
Ita
Augustana Synod
Knight Tempiars
Louis
William Hh, Mayo
Knights Templars
United States
Henry B. Stoddard
Houston
New York Exchange
Lta Navada
Cuba
Guiet
Washington
War Department
Wood
McCurdy
Corunna
Mich
City of
Hugh McCurdy
Judge McCurdy
William Dilger
Detroit
Calumet, Mich
Lasaraus
Petero
Capt. Williams
Board of Supervisors
A. L. Olmstead
Mason City
St. John's Church
Geneys Church
Fiscus
Penny
Ada
Hardin's Board of Supervisors
University
Ts Agricultural College
Franklin Co
Hampton
Agricultural Society
J. 2
Monex
Heykens
W. H. Goettel
German Township
Grundy County
S. Bloch
Achley
Iowa
Joan Prenze
LL O. Perris
Cook
Oity Grocery
Geetiel's Grocery
Heleni
Andrew Rath Achley
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