Revolutionary Naval Battle Off Panama Harbor
Panama harbor sees a naval clash as a revolutionary fleet shelling the area faces government ships and entrenchments. The conflict involves Padilla Darlen and Cail steamers against Lautaro Chicuito and Boyaca with the US Philadelphia nearby. Governor killed and excitement rises.
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Colon
Colombia
Galveston
Bess
Panama
T Revolutionary
Padilla
Darlen
Cail
Lautaro
Steam Navigation Company
Panama Canal Company
Boyaca
General Alban
Chicuito
Las Bovedas
United States
Philadelphia
Escape From Jail Sparks Manhunt Across Region
News of a jailbreak from an Alabama facility reports Frank Duncan, Frank Miller, and others fleeing through steel gates and yards after a guard death. Police warn a nationwide search, with rewards up to 500 dollars, as investigators link the escape to a murder plot and a passenger in Cincinnati.
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Freeham
Madan
Frank Dan
Jocoat
Frank Duncan
Frank Miller
Crackaman
Birmingsham
Lroman
J. W. Adams
G. W. Kirkley
Kyle
Adams
Dnecan
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Teorge Thillard
Bessemer
A. J. Dye
Nashville
Jeff van Horn
Ensley
Big Labor Convention Opens in Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America gathers for its thirteenth annual convention in Indianapolis Indiana beginning at 10 this fore noon in Yormlinson hall. Delegates from 24 states attend as Ben Tillett arrives to join President Mitchell and officials for a feature address. The event runs to January 30 with a joint conference planned with operators from Ohio Pennsylvania Illinois and Indiana likely lasting ten days. Delegates expect a 10 percent wage increase while operators push for a 10 percent cut amid an unprofitable year.
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United Mine Workers of America
Indianapoli
Indianapolis
Ind
Jan Loo
Yormlinson Hall
Mitchell
Wilson
United States
Ben Tillett
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Indiana
Lochont, Ashe
Ducine
Much Irontle
Marshal Makes Good Haul in Washington Ga
Deputy U S Marshal Stalnaker arrested J J Sutton a white farmer and two African American men Dave Walker and Jesse Heard for illicit liquor sales. Sutton, a repeat offender, was brought to Augusta for preliminary hearing after the bust at a Wilkes County grocery store. A separate report notes a grocery store fire in Missouri with extensive damage.
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Washington, Ga
United States
Stalnaker
J. J. Sutton
Dave Walker
Jesse ‘Heard
Augusta
Sutton
Wilkes Superior Court
United States to Enforce War in Batangas Province
Washington reports General J. Franklin Bell orders vigorous warfare in Batangas after two years of insurrection. A modified reconcentration zone, martial law, and pursuit of insurgents are planned, with General Order No. 100 invoked and executions to be approved by superiors. Loyal spies are tasked to root out insurgent sympathizers.
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Washington
Batangas
Manila
J. Franklin Bell
Martial Liaw
United States
Arouta
Bell
Montague Honored in Atlanta Lee Birthday Celebration
Virginia Governor A. J. Montague visits Atlanta as guest of the Virginia society for the Lee birthday observance. He arrives with Lieutenant Governor Willard and Congressman Otoy, and is hosted by Georgia Governor Candler with a statehouse reception and a social at W. N. Mitchell's home. Montague delivers the oration at the Lee celebration.
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Virginia
Georgia
Atlanta
Old Dominion
A. J. Montague
Virginia Society
Willard
Otoy
Souther
Richmond
Candler
Mann Cots 15 Years Convicted in Mobile Murder
Charles Mann, convicted in Mobile city court of murdering his brother in law Dave Dickson, was sentenced to 15 years. The shooting happened at Munroe Park last summer when crowded. Mann, a former clerk in the U S Coast Insurance office, wed Dickson’s sister. dispute arose from alleged ill treatment of Mann’s wife.
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Mobile
Movile
Ala
Charles Mann
Dave Dlekson
Aid
Munroe Park
Mann
Dickson
Iften Ten Colriship
Hickson
United States
Jocai Insjuetur
Hiatta
Explosion Panic and Train Car Fire Near Deentur and Columbia
A car train explosion caused a stove to burst and panics as passengers leapt from a 10 mile per hour train between Deentur and Columbia Tennessee. An unknown young woman jumped free and was badly injured with a broken leg and arm and other injuries possibly fatal. The article also notes plans for a Waycross cotton mill with a provisional chamber of commerce group naming officers and a $50,000 capitalization.
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Tisin
Deentur
Ala
Apante
Louisville
Avrivius No. 1
Columbia
Tenn
Waycramn
Walcross
Waycross
Chamber of Commerce and Citizens
George W. Deen
I. Johnson
John A. Lott
Leon A. Wilcoy
Waycross Cotton Mil Company
New York and European Steamship Co Plans 34 Knot Atlantic Run
The New York and European Steamship Company, planning a turbine engine trans Atlantic line, seeks to trim crossing time to about four days. By adopting turbine power to reach 34 knots, the firm aims to captain faster voyages and boost profits, with pier privileges already pursued in New York.
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New York and European Steamship Company
New York
Atlantic
New York and European Teamship Company
The
Tribune
Europe
Steamship Company
Three Miners Die in Ada Mine Caville Cave-In
In a Caville near Joplin Missouri a premature dynamite explosion in the Ada mine trapped several workers. John Simmons Arthur Roberts and Bruce Westfall died three others were fatally injured and several more seriously hurt. Rescue crews from nearby mines freed the trapped men after hours of effort. The Ada mines are controlled by a Chicago syndicate with Dr Gunding as superintendent.
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Joplin
Ada
Caville
John Simmons
Arthur Roberts
Bruce Westfall
Chicago
Gunding
Woman's Corpse in Buggy With Lover in Coffeen
A buggy found at Hart's Ivory barn contained Miss Gerry Clifford from Donnellson and Fred Brockman, who shot himself after Brockman was wounded. Brockman may not survive. A letter may explain matters, but police will not reveal contents. Also reported: postmaster J W McBroom challenged editor EK Black to a duel. Slack declined. United Mine Workers prepare for thirteenth annual convention in Indianapolis with President Mitchell presiding. over 1,000 delegates expected.
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Coffeen
Fat Hart
Gerry Clifford
Donnellson
Fred Brockman
Brockman
Knoxville
San
the Sentinel
Bristol
J. W. Mc Broom
Abingdon
EK. M. Black
Slack
Post Office
Washington
Slack Ao
Explosion Wrecks Mill Building in Barcelona
Boiler blast at a spinning mill near Mauresa in Barcelona today wrecked the building. Many workers were buried in debris and several were killed as bodies were hurled across the site.
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Barcelona
Mauresa
Belfast
Smithfield
Theater Gutted By Fire In Stuttgart
The Hof theater in Stuttgart was gutted by a fire with no loss of life. The king of Wurtemburg and other royal family members watched the blaze for hours.
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Stuttgart
Wurtemburg
Hof
Ife
Special Good Values Sale list from old catalog
Special Good Values offers include 74 cents for 10 cents Flannel Nelettes, 7h cents for 19 cents Percal es, 4 cents for 6 cents Calicos, 1 cent Shirting Madras, 15 cents quality. 10 cents Shirting Per cales, 124 cents quality. 74 cents for 10 cents Check Muslins. 10 cents for 15 cents Check Muslins, 5 cents for 7 cents Bleaching. 10 cents for 15 cents White Lawn extra wide Scents fine Sea Island, 6 cents value. 8 cents for heavy Canton Flannel value 10 cents. 600 Silk Windsor Ties for Boys and Girls 6 cents each. greatest Tie value ever offered.
Wool Dress Goods and Cloth Sale Listing
Extensive ad listing wool dress goods including remnant sets of Proneus cloth and Solish land Whip Cords at various prices. Shows 16 cents per yard for wool plaids, 500 yards available, and multiple quality grades such as French Flannel and Smyrna Velvets.
Down Goes The Prices In Ladies Jackets Stockout Sale
Prices slashed on ladies jackets and wraps with items valued at 750 to 1400 halved. The store Davion & Love advertises closing stock out as new shipments of domestics arrive.
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Davion & Love
Domestic Goods Displayed in Wide Array of Textiles
A fragment notes daily arrivals of domestic fabrics including linens, king cambrics, shirting, sheets, pillowcases, and glassware items. The brief lists various textiles and related domestic goods in a local shop display.
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Isle
King
Soap and cake prices in late listing
A fragment lists soaps and baking items with various prices: 68 cakes Fairy Soap for 7 25, Beas Tar Soap for 5 cents, and other items described as highly scented.
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Guder
Fa Bay
Ely Brothers
Ely
Tacoma
Waith
Neil
Jaland
Piclock
Pere Aa Ee
ASU
Atate
Eau Sano Co
James Wi
Nene
Pleicpoelidt
Thomas
Moriam Rainey
Aldsworth
Nome
Williams
Cane
Hhery Davis
Walth
Nterfelt
Blivart
Idaho
Wash
Formosa
Notte Dal
Hava I Tagy
Timitar
Tolthode
Macon
Lula
Helderbach & Engaged
Drid
Ratelgn
Jan
Dai
Lei
Bir Ugham, Ala
Jack Sheppards
Liberty
Yaure
Toa
Ero Diog
TaGritsenr
de Poe
Uncle Sam
Montague
Pyny-Haleam
United Mine Workers
Tom Singen
Organized Labor
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Fatball
Reidsville
Tattnall County
Wright & Adams
Mt Vernon
F. M Alexander
Madras
Fine Sea Island
Akon
Erie
China
Glas
Ware
Ria
Ue i
Uueznesen
al Davison
Astaisnach
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