Blood Flows Again In The Anthracite Strike District
In Hazelton on October 10 a clash at Coxe Bros Oneida colliery left a special policeman dead and several wounded including a striker and non union workers. Officials and deputies struggled to quell the mob while crews evacuated and guards were posted as strikes spread to nearby collieries.
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Oneida
Hazelton
Coxe Bros
George Kellner
Beaver Meadow
Joseph Leskow
Prolanly
John van Blarken
Josh
Snmil
Kundrick
Millican
Milligan
Leskow
Sheriff Toole
Philadelphia
James O'Donnell
Carl Houser
Freeland
Kudlick
Coxe Bros. & Co
Second Creek Coal Company
Striking Miners Rally in Scranton for Grievance Redress
Thousands of striking mine workers marched through Scranton led by John Mitchell and Mayor James Moir to demand better conditions. Mitchell urged abolition of company stores and monthly wages while supporting a 10 percent wage increase and non union tolls.
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Scranton
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Shamokin
James Moir
Fred Dileher
Ohio
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Moir. George Purcell
Indiana
W. EB. Fairley
Alabama
National Executive Board
Shenandoah Delegates Instructed On Miners Strike Issues
Shenandoah delegates to the miners convention have received final instructions and will vote in line with them. They demand abolition of the sliding scale, and many Schuylkill delegates insist on a joint conference with operators to adjust grievances before any agreement. A resumption of work is seen as likely only after delay and extended talks.
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Pottsville
Shenandoah
United Mine Workers
Scranton
Schuylkill
Mitchell
Tidewater
Hearing Resumes in Gaynor Case in Georgia Court
New York Oct 10 hearing on removal of the Gaynors and Benjamin G Green to the U S court in Georgia was resumed with Edward J Johnson the expert accountant and bank examiner who prepared an asset analysis from bank books testifying to his figures. Adjournment was taken until tomorrow.
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New York
Gaynors
Benjamin G. Green
United States Court of Georgia
Shields
Edward J. Johnson
Republican policy of imperialism is wrong says president Harrison
General Benjamin Harrison denounces imperialism in a lengthy statement from New York He says he will do no more campaign work and has retired from party management He criticizes the Porto Rico bill as a grave departure from the right position and urges voters to favor the right decision by Congress The former president warns against Bryan and favors McKinley era policies including the gold standard and protective tariffs He plans to return home Friday.
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Harrison
New York
Benjamin Harrison
Isus
Washington
Criti
Porto Rico
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Carnegie Hall
Bryan
Republican Party
McKinley
Kalamazoo
Mich
J. Bryan
Meiklejohn
Tam
Otis
Independent Democrats Nominate Ticket in Lewis and Clarke County
Helena dispatch reports a mass primary where independent democrats allied with fusion candidates selected a county ticket. The meeting faced bribery attempts by Clark heelers, but a volunteer oath verified allegiance, and the committee named a full slate including Struewe, McConnell, and fusion nominees across offices.
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Standard
Helena
Lewis and
Clarke County
House of Representatives
Enelehorn
Clark Doodle
Clark Heelers
Seon
William Struewe
Alex McConne
William Streuwe
Laurence Only
Alex McConnell
P. S. Kelly
BE. ON. Prandege
Alex McConnel
Martin Leyden
F. B. Norris
Fred Sandon
T. B. Sullivan
J. M. Clements
Henry Smith
W. Br, Hundley
Frank Wegner
John Larsen
W. L. Steel
Jerry Connel
Finlay McRae
Bryan Replies To Meiklejohn Letter On Sulu Treaty
W J Bryan in Kalamazoo responds to Assistant Secretary Meiklejohn about the Sulu treaty and constitutional reach. He argues the 13th and other amendments complicate protection for Sulu islanders, questions the U S stance on slavery and Christian versus Mohammedan rule, and stresses the sultan’s consent in any sale of Sulu lands.
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Philippine Islands
United States
Ireland
Sulu
Spain
Sulu Islands
W. J. Bryan
Youtsey’s Sanity Hangs On A Thread
Georgetown Ky Oct 10 Henry Youtsey remains comatose all day. He has shown no response to questions and speaks only of there being no blood on his hands while convulsions subside. nourishment limited to milk. condition critical with potential for sudden change toward recovery or insanity.
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Georgetown
Henry Youtsey
Youtsey
Johnson trial over liquor license charges in Missoula
In Missoula on October 10 Justice Hayes presided over the case of King Johnson manager of Riverside Social club accused of selling liquor without a license. City Attorney Hughes represented the treasurer and Stiff for Johnson. A demurrer was overruled. Lister testified liquor was dispensed by Johnson and that he refused to pay a license.
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Standard
Missoula
King Johnson
Riverside Social Club
Lucy Block
Front Street
Hayes
Stiff
Johnson
Hughes
Lister
John Fitzgerald
Trial recounts payment for drinks at club by politicians
The witness testified that on a September night he and two white men entered a club for drinks and were charged $2. King Johnson denied selling liquor and said politicians paid the amount to benefit the club. The case closed by 5 pm and awaits a ruling next Friday evening.
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King Johnson
Many Sooners Move Under Oregon Flood of Landing Odds
Spokane dispatch reports at Blossburg and Marcus key entry points to the Colville reservation ferries busy as homeseekers cross the Columbia. Indian Agent Anderson has patrolled but no ejectments. Settlers may camp near quarter sections. no trouble reported. Southbound train brings land seekers. tomorrow expected lively amid Kettle River Valley attention.
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Spokane
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Blossburg
Marcus
Colville
Columbia
Anderson
Sooners
Kettle River
For rest seeks early 1901 premiership in Australian budget
In Perth on October 10 1900 Premier Sir John Forrest announced plans to resign early in 1901. He aimed to make Free Mantle the San Francisco of Australia and said state railways earnings could cover 4 percent debt interest plus 1 percent to the sinking fund.
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Perth
West Australia
John Forrest
San Francisco
Australia
Artillery Forces Inadequate Advise Strength Shortage in Coast Armament
Major Story, seventh artillery inspector, reports the artillery is undersized for modern coast defense. Enlisted strength is about 4,093 when 15,010 are needed for relief, with many garrisoning posts not artillery stations. He cites a lack of officers for staff work and urges equalization with infantry and cavalry in staffing.
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Washington
Brooke
Department of the East
War Department
Story
Port Monroe
Virginia
United States
Coast Artillery
Congress
Tactics of Republican Managers Exposed in Michigan Tour
Grand Rapids, Oct 10 reports Bryan’s Michigan tour with 16 open air meetings. Campau led the campaign logistics, trains ran on time, and speeches at Kalamazoo, Otsego, Allegan, Holland, Muskegon, and Grand Rapids drew attentive crowds. Bryan contrasted Lincoln and Hanna, defended the Boers, and warned of trusts pressuring workers to vote Republican.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Bryan
State of
Michigan
Campau
Michigan City
New Buffalo
Benton Harbor
Niles
Dowagh
Lawton
Kalamazoo
Plainfield
Otsego
Allegan
Hamilton
Holland
Grand Haven
Muskegon
East Buffalo
Ind
Mr. Bryan
Kruger
Porto Rico
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Campau Square
Palmer
Buckner
E. W. Uhl
Germany
C.S. Hazeline
Milan
Champlain
Carroll
White
Des Moines
Iowa
Washington, D. C
Sulu
Death of Thomas P. Bowman at Council Bluffs
Thomas P. Bowman former cashier of the Merchants National Bank of Helena died in Council Bluffs Iowa at age 24. He came to Helena in 1890 from Omaha National Bank and left Aug 30 to visit kin. He testified in the Hershfield case despite poor health. He was a native of Pennsylvania and unmarried.
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Standard
Helena
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Thomas P. Bowman
Merchants’ National Bank of
Omaha National Bank
L. H. Hershfield
Pennsylvania
Woman His Undoing Exposes NY criminal tied to $100000 theft
Police chase leads to New York as William Schreiber, alleged Elizabethport Bank embezzler, hides in the city. Former Judge Gilhooley seeks two detectives while Mrs Anna Hart, aka Emma Smith, claims no knowledge since Aug. 18. Civil action seeks diamonds cash and property worth about 320.40 and 12.00 respectively.
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New York
William Schreiber
Elizabethport Banking Company
Elizabethport
N. J
Gilhooley
West Forty-seventh Street
Gilheoley
Behreiber
Anna Hart
William Hart
Schreiber
Hart
Bayport
Long Island
Emma Smith
London
Schrether
Paris
Bryan speaks on trusts Boer war and income tax in Michigan
In Kalamazoo Bryan spoke 40 minutes on trusts and the Boer war. At Niles his main talk covered imperialism and taxation. He criticized the Republican party for taxing farmers more and the wealthy less and urged support for an income tax and equity in government burdens. Short stops followed at Dowaghc and Lawton.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Bryan
Niles
Dowaghc
Lawton
Wisconsin Arrives Nearly Armed For Trials At Santa Barbara
Scoti s Best Santa Barbara reports the battleship Wisconsin reached port nearly fully armed and ready for a training trip. The ship completed its final Bacall course en route from San Francisco and covered 32 miles in track time. Irving M. Scott praised the Wisconsin as one of the best boats Union Iron Works has built, noting it can exceed its 16 knot requirement if engines allow.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Wisconsin
San Francisco
East Beace
Irving M. Scott
Tnion Iron Works
Salisbury Accepts Note in London Amid German Pots
London report states Lord Salisbury has accepted a note from Berlin via the Standard correspondent Li-The, noting emphasis on a second German proposal and ongoing diplomatic exchanges.
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London
Berlin
the Standard
Lord Salisbury
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T. J. Walsh
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Goebs
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Trust
North Dakota
Alegan
Senator Hanna
Helena Merchants National Bank
Elizabethport Bank
Buibezeler
Scoti
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