Many Have Been Located and Alives Reported
A Galveston update notes several individuals previously listed as dead have been found alive including Alex Bell and his family, Mrs. A. Bell, Guy Bell, Peter Boss and family, Joe Fauschen and kin, Dr. B. Binsoll, Johan Zink, Richard Wan nk, Sean, and Lydia Sylvester. Also reports of sympathy manifestos arriving from leaders including the president and various ministers. A relief transport McPherson has sailed from New York with supplies to Galveston. In other items a riot in Gexoa, Fla results in Will Hill’s death and Robert Stevens injured. a duke in London declares bankruptcy. and the Lily of the North is lost en route to the Dearg expedition.
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Galveston
Gavrston
Alex Bell
A. O. Bell
Guy Bell
Peter Boss
Joe Fauschen
B. Binsoll
Zink
Johan
Richard
Wan Nk Sean
Mins
Lydia Sylvester
Gexoa
Fla
Calbroth
Turpentine
Will Hill
Robert Stevens
Uum Bee
Stillu
Thousands idle as strike cripples Pennsylvanian railways
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers reports that about 120000 of 141000 anthracite miners are idle as strikes spread across Hazleton and surrounding districts. Railways including Lackawanna and St Lawrence system face a near standstill with trains halted and coal movement sharply reduced. Authorities report widespread mine closures, mass enlistment of deputies, and districts like Mount Carmel and Shamokin forced into stoppages as organizers push for full shutdowns by week’s end.
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Hazerton
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Hazelton
Neutenanta
Scranton Street Railways
Benaxtom
Opon
Rendaparter Bere
Dieriet Coed
Wanda Ad
Dustin
Woolerer Cvalts
Lackawanna Systema
Nicholas Burke
Mount| Carmel
Smaxoxin
Boot
Union
Philadelphia
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Mount Quimel
Shamokin
Te Gap
Hort Ana Pole Jas
Roading Coal Androu Company
Tennessee Miners Strike For Day Laborer Wages
Coal Creek Tenn Sept 19 miners and day laborers at Coal Creek company struck last night demanding a 5? increase for day laborers raising wages 134 percent. The move follows a wage dispute as workers press for higher pay and better conditions.
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Coal Onex
Tenn
Coal Creek Company
Hanna to Take the Stump in Campaign Tour
Senator Hanna plans a series of speeches as the campaign ramps up after a warm reception at a Commercial McKinley club gathering in Ocmtcaco. He will spend ten days away, visiting several states, then return to continue touring.
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Ocmtcaco
Hanna
Commercial McKinley Club
Ans
Cam Willeave Dorendad
Oro
Ose
Dota Vans
Hanna Saking
Bodies badly mangled in Alabama road incident
In Tuccaloosa Alabama this morning Captain William H. Wilds and his driver William Russell a Black man encountered a fatal crash shortly after leaving the ore? soldier and tax collector offices. Details are incomplete due to garbled text but report indicates severe injuries and a sudden event occurring around 7:00 AM.
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Tuccaloosa
Als
William H. Wilds
William Russell
Clevelad
Miners and Operators Face Indefinite Suspension Clash
The Philadelphia coal region reports operators and miners in a stand, with Calvin Pardee stating operators will not yield to miners and will fight to the finish. Latimer and Harwood mines show reduced work while nearby areas brace for marching contingents toward Colerain. Strikes extend across Hazleton district amid threats to those willing to work. Local editorials note the broader labor tension and public notices about wage and employment actions.
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Lavetrmia
Calvin Pardee
Latimer and
Harwood
Hazeelton
Aid
United Ming Workers
Latinas
Soper Fe
Colerain
Philadephia
Pinsky
Cou
Chinese Trouble Reaches a Crisis Warns of Diplomatic Strain
A dated dispatch reports that Germany demands punishment of Chinese officials as a condition for peace talks, risking a crisis for the United States and allied powers. Minister Wu criticizes the note as impossible, signaling possible negotiation impasse before any settlement. Russian forces also report railway actions amid broader war developments.
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United States
England
Brernberg
Washington
Panta Fae
Adoe
Hill
Thas
China
Wastincton
Germany
Howard Defense Outlined in Goebel Case Trial
In Frankfort Kentucky defense attorney O B Little outlined testimony to show Howard arrived about 80 minutes before Goebel s assassination and did not flee Capitol grounds. He claimed Howard was clean shaven, not the man seen running from the Capitol, and that his presence in town was for personal matters, not murder. The defense will argue he borrowed no funds or pardon and was not involved in Goebel s killing.
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WII
Howard
Capitol Grounds
Goebel
Franmont
0. B. Little
Runnig
Capitol
Frankfort
George Tonsstre
Goebel Wan
Mage
Clay Coany
Ble
Juen
Commonwealth
Board of Trade
James Biabplefeld
Jepiarka
James A. White
Mills and Masons Market Notes Across South Carolina
A number of mills in South Carolina declared they cannot run fall tine with cotton at its tine. Those mills mostly export and rely on foreign trade while domestic consumption grows. Baker Granted Another Respite in Georgia. state halts execution for 30 days to evaluate insanity. Mrs Harrison Wins 5000 in Covington railroad death suit. Macon reports Jere Walden and Mrs Dixon to stand trial for alleged murder. Ben Frousner from South Carolina suffers throat injury in early September incident.
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Carolan Mills
Cotumaa
South Carolina
Macon
Jere Walden
Mrs. Dixon
Ibe
Prohibition campaign begins with Woolley Leavis Koran tour
A Prohibition campaign rolled out on a special train from Union Depot at 6 90 this morning. Candidate Woolley Leavis Koran led the Western tour aboard a baggage car and two Pullmans. The journey moved along the Burlington and Quincy line through several stops, as supporters lined the platform to greet the convoy.
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Woolley Leavis Koran
Omb
Aone
Union Depot
Duimmer
Burlington and Quincy Rall- Amoeg
Myrina and
Siloes
Saville to Lead Solace Ruins Expedition in November
During the first week of November Professor Saville of the Museum of National History will depart New York at the head of an exploring party. They will investigate the ruins of ancient cities, sales and tombs of people in Solace Officers Fined. The hospital ships Solace will accept duty payments in flues equal to customs dues. Cincinnati Fall Festival opens with a parade featuring local organizations and industries, merging elements of the old exposition with the German village and midway.
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Mexican Rulna
New York
Saville
Museum of National History
Solace
San Francisco
Ahip Solace
China
Cincinnati
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California
Wasmatos
Spauia
Haytion
McPherson
New Yor
Citizens Relief Committee
Dulke
Manchester
Halifax
Lily of the North
Dearg
Cape Breton
Kruger
Lorenzo Mangusz
South - African Republic
Eaen
Netherlands
Nott
Mr. Kruger
Lorenzo Marques
Holland
J. Newton Hathaway
Mall
J. Newton
Hathaway
M. M
Broad Street
Atlanta
Palmer & Bons
Castoria
Etract Railways
Steike
McAdoo
Sevtie Erin
Bro Moral
Buck Mounpo
Treakkow
Giver & McLurk
Dagan
Haale
Mora
Pottsville
Mahoney City
Fepada
Minera
Tennessee
Steel and
Irom
Cincinwati
Amalgamated Steel and Iron Workers
Yeeston
Tron
Eter
Tin
Tepal Tron and Steel Company
Lorle
Graham
Polley
Havana
Mt Bence
Alfredo Bayan
Demor
Rodrigues
Wilds
Mis
Tuscaloosa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pertey Morron
Thetford
Piinkham
Cas. Gunpic
South
Monroe &J
Baltimore, Md
BAYS
Allen
Cain Ly
Abbott
la Roy
Montgomery
Wasuixoton
Ala
Moxtoomenry
Goy- Sometee
Georgia
Huyler Ji
Young Jeter
Judge Jeter
Turkey
Coxetay Tixarts
Lloyd Griscom
Deoman
Arme
Maxnava
Nicarague
Hono-Kong
Namon
Gr. Perexsavna
Rusian War Office
Charbia
Orione
Little
Owen Gaines
Lord Tennyson
Light Brigade
Mr. White
Bavawwan
Frousner
Ben Po
S. Wer Mitcnern
Johnston
Detroit
Athens, Ga
Spring Lake
N.J
Perry Davis
Milledge Avenue
Mr. Hazel
Thorpe, Madison Or
Jackson Coun
Mr. Thos
Fleming
Athens
H. J. Davenport
Ga. Loan & Trust Co
Southern Railway
Ape Excare
B. B. Arraives Bunpay
Central OF Georgia
Gavannah
Malloby
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