Judge Habercorn Discusses Issues in German and English
Appointment notes from Akron where Judge Habercorn speaks at Turner Hall on Bryan winning, opposing imperialism, and money questions. German American voters are urged to support Bryan, with Hanna and German Republicans also backing him, as both languages frame the 1896 election dynamics.
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Congress
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Columbus
Haitor
Akron
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Gen. Beatty
Onner Hall
John J. Lents
Midge Habercorn
Noo
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Judge Habrearn
Maryland
Treasury
Harrison
McKinley
Bryan
Kanes City
Hanns
Ham
Hina
Germain
Hanna
Electh
Violence Follows Strike in Shenandoah Valley as Work Stops
Mob violence disrupts Shenandoah Valley with Lithuanians leading crowds in attacking men on way to work. Chief Hargess Brown injured, clerk Kelp er brutalized, and a breaker boy beaten and left in a creek. Trolley crowd stoned, workers flee. Not a single colliery operating. Mahanoy City reports activity.
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Mahanoy
Shenandoah
Wark
Hargess David Brown
Kelper
Kepley Run
Moremary
Albert Smith
Withey
Bombarded Pei Tang forts as Boxers gather near Peking
London reports say Germans and Russians led the bombardment of the Pei Tang forts after threats to allies communications. Surrender demanded by Sept 19. General Wilson leads 400 Americans and 600 Belgian troops with a German force aiding, moving toward Peb Ta Cho and Ban Kai Nen to reopen mountain passes and restore trade near Peking.
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London
Peking
Bund
Peb Ta Cho
Ban Kai Nen
Etrang
James H. Wilson
Nbea
Peling
Fray at Bustover as planter, Negro labor clash erupts
In Richland County on September 21 reports say field hands demanded a one cent per hundred weight rise for cotton picking. W Hodge, spokesman for the planters, refused. About 400 Negroes surrounded Hodge’s home, firing threats and a shotgun duel lasting four hours. His wife and two children were inside as three mounted planters later aided him. Tensions remain high with a large black to white ratio in the area.
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Columbia
Bustover
Richland County
Hodge
Hodge [Shot the Biglener
Pottsville strike broadens to six collieries in Schuylkill county
Striking miners from Pottsville moved to six collieries in Schuylkill county today. The action disrupted operations as workers pressed demands, while authorities monitored the escalating labor dispute.
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Pottsville
Schuylkill County
Qlavon
Highest Bidder In Coal Market Sparks City Excitement
In New York this morning bidders rush to buy bituminous coal as supply tightens. A wholesale dealer forecasts price increases for bituminous coal while anthracite remains in short supply and sold to the highest bidder.
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New York
Miners Master the Situation in Cadla and Elazleton Fields
Sept 2 Philadelphia report notes miners seize control of Cadla wanna Wyoming and Shauwkin coal fields and expect to regain Elazle ton region by week’s end. Phillips of Hazleton says Archbishop Ryan favors restoring normal conditions and seeks a workable adjustment among operators and miners.
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Ephi
Cadlawanna
Wyoming
Shauwkin
Elazleton
Phosepoke Key
Hos. Phillips
St. Gabriel's Church
Hazleton
Philadelphia
Mather Phillips
Ryan
Fanatic Chicago Aide Switches Sides To McKinley Roosevelts
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Lense of New York changes party stance after meeting Chilean Haun at Republican headquarters. She declares support for McKinley and Roosevelt, ending ties with Bryan and the anti beat party.
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Chicago
Mary Elizabeth Lense
Kansis
New York
Ud Brynn
Figort McKinley
Roose Yell
Loeuxe
Haun
Republiam
Implication in Strike Riot Rumor Tied to Davies Killing
Shamokin Pa Sept 21 Davies borough auditor and engine house watchman at Hickory Ridge colliery was shot at midnight. He fired back, then crawled to the breaker to raise the alarm. Local reports suggest an enemy sought to blame strikers for the crime, fueling tensions amid the strike.
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Shamokin
Tavies
Hekory Ridge
Davies
Empress Dowager Will Not Return Until Troops Retired
Dispatches from Moscow and Washington report the Empress Dowager delaying return to Peking until foreign troops leave Chinese territory. Rebels press Maetinria while Chinese officials offer rewards for rebels and prisoners. Wilson expedition returns with no casualties. Chaffee’s force advances to push Rosery westward to stabilize the region.
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Moscow
Prince Ching
Peking
Maetinria
Veehotski
Windloostock
Enteric fever outbreak alarms South London
An alarming epidemic of enteric fever has broken out in South London with already many cases on record. The disease is said to have been brought to England by soldiers invalided home from South Africa. Further outbreaks are reported in the provinces after the South London surge.
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London
England
South Africa
Men Taken to Canton Workhouse by Special Agent
Albert Brown and Hugh Balin were escorted to the Canton workhouse by Special Oliver Migdor on Friday morning.
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Albert Brown
Hugh Balin
Canton
Oliver Migdor
Strike tension holds in district coalfields
The report states most of the 97 collieries in the district are idle with only three small private operations active and miners largely uninterested in work. A few miners are employed, production is crippled, and both operators and union leaders monitor the situation closely as President Mitchell is expected to inspect a march tomorrow.
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J Firm
Ehlmy
Mitchellin
Seafaring voyage endurance boosts Grape Nuts effect
Captain Blackburn of Gloucester endured 62 days at sea amid storms and rations. He credited Grape Nuts with sustaining strength and vitality, continuing its use on recovery under doctor’s advice. His physician lauded the voyage as noble despite conditions, noting Grape Nuts as vital aboard.
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Blackburn
Gloucester
Mass
Kea
Blackmwn
Covent Co
Battle Creek
No Change Report From Hanelton District
No material change in the situation today as the Joddo vollettes are working Officials say they will increase the fore All Coxe collieries are operating District remains warm with special efforts imported by the company Line trouble is spreading across the district
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Hanelton
Coxe
Sper CIA
Compatius
Miners Gain a Point In Vague Report
In New York on September 21 a brief dispatch from Haxleton Iowa mentions coal mine operators admitting a dispute over anthracite notes. The exact details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the report notes a point gained related to the coal industry and a contentious issue among operators and workers.
Will Open Coal Mines and War News From Pekin
Sept 21 dispatch reports a tense situation as a general sgerowd ye among the at Veg against the Boxers under the gurge of relief and foraghng expeditions. American cavalry operates east of Ming Ku to rescue active converts. Three battalions of infantry head north with English detachments to open the way. Japanese likely move northward gaining Chinese confidence. Pekin remains more prosperous in this sector while other areas are desolate.
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Pekin
Rockhill Arrives in Polly via Washington Cable
Cable dispatch from Washington reports that Commissioner Rockhill has arrived in Polly. The message, dated September 21, names Split Minister Conger as the cabled source confirming the arrival and location details.
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Washington
Conger
Rockhill
Polly
To Build a Palace Shengha Rept 1 Apli Advices
Reports from Peking indicate a deeper probe into Tal Yuuo Fu as officials source the arrival and consider a palace project. The dispatch notes advisors and reporters tracking developments, with potential shifts in local authority and planning.
Emperor and Empress Decree for Shensi Palace City
Dispatches report a decree ordering Governor to Yalse Money to build a palace at Aiaiau Fu intended as the capital. Berlin reports forts opening fire on Kuselan camp with 25 wounded as German battery shells continue. Rioting near Canton destroys three missions. Christians flee to Canton amid threats.
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Thowager
Shensi
Aiaiau Fu
Berlin
Powers back Germany note on China in Berlin
Berlin Sept 21 reports that seven powers have expressed concurrence with Germany's note on China. The German foreign office expects all powers to follow suit and act in unity on the matter.
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Berlin
Germany
China
Fighting Flares in South Africa and Kruger Arbitration Talks
London dispatches report Lord Roberts stating Knox engaged Boers on the Kroonstand Lindley line with minor opposition as Hildyard moves to Gogandj above Vryheld. A St. Petersburg dispatch says President Kruger plans to visit Europe to appeal to a proposed international arbitration tribunal from the Peter conference.
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London
Lord Roberts
Nelspruit
Knox
Kroonstand-Lindley Bron
Hildyard
Gogand J
Vryheld
St. Petersburg
Kriger
Europe
Will Go With Dom Met Alexieff In Orange River Colony
Will Go With Dom. Li Met Alexieff. Winburg, Orange River Colony, Sept. 21. President Steyn of the Free State appoints Judge THert- Shanghai, Sept. 21. Li Hung xng acting President. Chang has reached Taku and indicates Steyn will join President Kruger with Admiral Alexieff. He is pro-Marques and going to Tien Tain, Europe.
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Orange River Colony
Sph
Steyn
Free State
Thert- Shanghai
Spl
Li Hung Xng
Chang
Taku
Rus
Kruger
Lorenzo 'Sian
Alexieff
Tien Tain
Europe
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