Mitchell Threatens General Strike Over Arbitration Impasse
John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers, warned a general strike in the anthracite coal fields if mines reject arbitration. He telegraphed railroads and coal operators urging immediate arbitration and settlement, signaling a nationwide labor crisis in Pennsylvania and surrounding regions. New orders warn of disruption unless a settlement is reached.
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Intranapoli
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valleyware
Hudson
Tehigtey
Fire Threat Looms Over Narragansett Pier Hotels
Sept. 12 report notes a great fire raging near Narragansett Pier threatening Lockingham hotel and others as flames spread. Simultaneously a shooting incident in Guxxayne injured multiple people amid tensions at a nearby congregation meeting.
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Narragansett Pier
Wewtors
B. L
Lockingham
Galveston Death Toll Rises Amid Martial Law
Galveston endures a dire crisis as martial law is declared, police and troops guard the island while looters face summary punishment. Dead numbers surge toward five thousand with fears of higher tolls as bodies are recovered from debris and cremation is planned to curb disease. Reports detail wrecked rail lines, broken telegraph links, and massive humanitarian strain across the coast.
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I¢ Ia
Fire Department
Jones
Ketchum
J. H. Hawley
He Anid
Galvestonsland
Boliviar Peninsula
Houston
Gal , Houston and Northern
Virginia Point
Galveston
Patterson
Gulf and Interstate Railroad
Beaumont
L. J. Peck
Gulf, Colorado
Santa Fa Sai
Fifty Lootera Shot to Death in the Streets of Galveston
A Galveston violence tale recounts looters desecrating corpses after a robbery. Many bodies are described as mutilated, with guns firing on offenders and a vigilante stance by troops and citizens. The report cites widespread killings and estimates up to five thousand dead souls in the aftermath.
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Galveston
Houston
LaPorte
Dcenes
Broadway
Santa Fe Bridge
J. B. Smith
Denver
Broad
Clegg Herr
Hu ' At
Stewart
Smith
Steamer No. 4 Brings Passengers Through Lake Michigan Storm
Steamer No. 4 of the Pere Marquette line, with over 800 passengers, left Holland, Michigan for Milwaukee and battled a severe Lake Michigan storm overnight. The craft reached Milwaukee in the morning, many passengers injured and others battered by aboard mishaps.
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Mi.wavena
Pere Marquette Line
Holland, Mich
Milwaukee
Mrs Barnard Praises Lydia E Pinkham Health Remedy
A Iowa woman recounts dramatic relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for bladder trouble heart fluttering and painful menstruation. She credits the medicine with restoring health after unsuccessful doctor visits and an implied operation.
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Dean
Lydia E. Winkham
Bannaup
Wasmisaton Co
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss A. P
Box 71
Airport
Lows
Storm Strikes Lake Erie amid wrecks and fatalities
Reports from Crystal Beach on Lake Erie describe dock destruction and Buffalo Canoe Club boats wrecked after a wind logged at 57 miles per hour. A woman killed by a live electric wire. husband gravely hurt. Other vessels reported damaged or lost while widespread telegram floods signal ongoing disaster response.
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Burfavo
Crystal Beach
Lake Erie
Buffalo Canoe Club
TRY ALLEN'S FOOT EASE
Fragmentary OCR sentence about a foot product advertising relief. No clear people places dates or events. Summarizes as a brief product notice with uncertain details.
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Allen
Law Unconstitutional Judge Rejects Romana Case to State Court
North Carolina legislature enacted the Craig law requiring foreign corporations to domesticate in state. Law aims to prevent removal of cases to federal courts. Two cases involved Southern Railway and others as parties in dispute over reassertion of jurisdiction.
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Purnell
Razin
North Carolina
Southern Railway
Pathan
New York Democrats Meet Permanent Chairman Chosen
Report of credentials adopted after a heated convention session. George Rales named chairman amid cheers and hisses, with temporary chair Carran declaring the report adopted. Separately, Hamilton club hosts dinner for Senator William E. Mason as part of a national campaign event.
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Balnes
Armld
Baratoos
Committee On Credentials
Carran
Committee On Permanent Organization
George Ralies
Chalsmans
Mason
Hamilton
William E. Ma 3A' Hara
Provisions Pouring Into Galveston Causes Aid Rush
Galveston suffers in a terrible storm with many deaths feared. Aid pours in from Atlanta Houston and other cities as citizens respond to the disaster. Reports describe chaos turning to order, water supplies improving, and efforts to remove debris and prevent pestilence. Local and national figures urge donations and relief shipments.
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Houston
Galveston
Jones
Texas
Systemic Catarrh Boosted By Peruna, A Prominent Endorsement
The ad cites Hon A T Wimberly collector in New Orleans praising Peruna as a cure for systemic catarrh and a tonic. Multiple testimonials from Americans including Dr Rachel Magaw and Ralph W Chulis claim relief and improved health after using Peruna, with free book offer from Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
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A. T. Wimberly
New Orleans
National Republican Committee
M's
G Co
Columbus
Perana
Rachel A. Magaw
West Jotoreon Street
Springfield
Ohio
Ralph W. Chulip
la Porte
Ind
Perona
Dr. Hartman
McSweeney Defeats Hoyt in South Carolina Primary
Incumbent Miles B. McSweeney led Colonel James A. Hoyt in the governor race as results trickled in from rural precincts. With ten precincts reporting and about 40,000 votes cast, McSweeney held a modest lead and remained ahead of Hoyt as additional ballots were counted.
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South Carolina
Corum
D. C
Miles B. McSweeney
James A. Hoyt
MeInemoy
Hoyt
James H. Tillman
B. R Tillman
John Sloan
Three Wives and 34 Children in Rubneuronptown N C
Art Carrier a resident of Rubneuronptown North Carolina is said to be the father of 34 children with all but three living His last wife living in town has 14 children one wife was sold during slavery and taken to Georgia another died and another is in South Carolina Carrier is 89 years old. Burlington Train Held Up Near Maigler Neb
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Burlington
Denver
Burlington Road
Maigler
Neb
Nebo
Passonggeca
March Against the Boxers Move on Mbeng Hai Sion
A force of about 4,000 allied troops including 900 of the Fifteenth Infantry under Major Robertson advanced on the cities of Bhi Hai Sion and Tiblo to counter the Brean of Boxura threat in the Tien region. The operation used two flank movements, seized guns, and involved cavalry, with a German regiment and a British battery accompanying. reports note large-scale confiscations and shifting banks in the same period.
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Mbeng Hai Sion
Suixomat
Fifteenth
Robertson
Bhi Hai Sion
Tiblo
Boxura
Tien
Sena
Parton
Transvaal observer cites Boer resistance collapse prompts US envoy memo
War Department dispatch from Reichmann, a former Boer campaign observer, reports that Lorenzo Mangues orders suggests Boer resistance is breaking down. Captain Mann authorized to depart for the United States immediately.
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Quits
Transvaal
Wastixatos
War Department
United States Army
Reichmann
Lorenzo Mangues
City Train Schedules and Transit Update
Rail timetable notes show schedules for Athena and Athens routes, with notices of service openings and changes. Officials confirm morning and midday departures, and trips between Atlanta and local stops, detailing platform numbers and expected arrival times.
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SYRUE
California
Louisville
New York
Augusta Distelet
Avavata
King
Langley
Sibley Mill
King Mill
Langley Mill
Leven Negroes
Guxxayne
Negro Baptist Association
Bethlehem
Pountain Inn
Taurens Negroes
Fountain Inn
Piateas Feires
Tal
Coven
Veston
Rept
Galvenica
Charles Clarke
Tauabi
Pba
Tearss City
Pir Hp Nt
Hicopton
Gost Hons Anderson
Texas ‘City
Western Union
Gudgeon
Une
Houten
Texas City
Lee Jon Finot
Jed Pis
J. B. Dillon
Bauta Fe
Soa
Hitchcock
Vigisia Point
Oak
Birchcock
Wight
Virginia
International
Great Northern
Missouri
Kansas
Gavestox
Debria
Lake Michigan
Mrs. Barnard
Mrs, Pinkham
Dobria
Dernorr
Harbor Beach
Mich
Tomy
St. Josxin
Lawrence
Western Union Telegraph Company
NEW York Democrats
Lauissury
N. C
Will Myers
Union Copper
Gold Hill
Bir
Thomas Lipton
Chaow
Atlanta
Mesrais
Cotton Exchange
Mason's
Asneville
W. F. Randolph
Knights Templar
Ary B. Stoddard
mas _ter
Woodward
Immedia
Apo Ton Reel
Newsmaw
Lipton
Ontcavo
Robert Mair
Van
Indiana
Omcada
Chicago
Rock Inland and Pacific
San Francisco
Bax Francisco
Galico Taileon Company
W. H. Stewart
Governnor Savera
Jerranson Oix
Stevena
St. Joseph
J. Newton Hathaway
Dr. Hathaway
Mall J. Nein
Hathaway
M. M
Broad Street
M'Sweeney
Beate
Jos Butt
Jos Henderson
L. D
Hood
Pexixo
Russo-Chinese Bank
Bhanghal
Agaivet
Rutmenrorptos
South Carolina and Georgia Railway
Johnson’ City,Tinn
Marvaville
Rosdlyn H. Ferrell
Adams Express Company
Charles Lana
Walling
Decatur
Ala
W. T. Walling
Walhaog
Tai Miller
Perry Davis & Son
Milledge Avenue
Mr. Haxl
Oxle
Thorpe, Madison Or
Jackson Coun
Mr. Thos, Fleming
Athens
H. T. Davenport
Ga Loan & Trust Co
Nty
Athena
Dlam Care
Bea Tey
Biden
Iam
B. Chamonen
Central OF Georgia Railway
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