Strikers Rampage Prompt Police Pullback in City
Angry strikers seize cars in a chaotic afternoon, injuring none seriously but scattered crews and debris. Seven volunteers swore in as patrolmen. arrests include a striker firing a shot and a drunken man resisting orders. Police faced threats yet avoided gunfire, with damage to trolley lines and a bid for federal aid thwarted by mobility of the mob.
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Usand
Palmerville
Emer
Ney
Ays Ft
A -d
Canal Street
George W W. Centerfield
St. Louis
J. Ho Eidson
Central Station
Youths and Little Gents Item Catalog Listing
A readable catalog entry shows youths' and little gents' wear with sizes ranging from 23 to 54. Specifics on lace, fabric, and color options are noted, reflecting a fashionable range for young customers. Prominent listings include standard shoe sizes and accompanying accessories.
Misses Tie Kids Lace or Buy Kid Tip Sizes 4 to 2
Misses footwear tip suggests lace or buy options for children with sizes 4 to 2. Local listing notes fitting guidance and availability across stores. Includes basic size guidance and shopping context.
Blacks Leave Fields To Work In Mines Thirty Deputies
Blacks depart from the fields to work at Johns mine in Blue Creek district amid a strike at Blocton Adger Betle Sumpter. Thirty deputies under Chief Deputy Henry Cole guard the mines as miners firm on not returning to work. Deputies armed with ample ammunition stand ready, while idle miners in the city show resolve to strike and avoid violence.
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Birmingham
Ala
Johns
Blue Creek
Blocton
Adger
Betle Sumpter
Tennessee Coal, Tron and Railroad Company
Henry Cole
Strikes, federal action in mail car case raise crowd tension
Federal officials take hands as Bentley is arrested in a mail car assault case. Sixteen strikers face trial in U S court over interfering with mail deliveries on September 29 while officers of the union are largely cleared. Public Safety Committee plans a mass meeting to back measures against non union workers.
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Bentley
United States’ Court Room
D Muntach
United States
Public Safety Committee
Public Rately Committee
Meyer
Cir Min
Central
Untengo
Chetr
Shenandoah
United Mine Workers
Pittsburg
Highteenth Tregiment
Fifth Avenue
Union Station
W. B. Thompson
Corey
Lewiston
Bill Fried
Philadelphia
Frank H. Thompson
Commonwealth
Philadelphia and Heading
Central of New Jersey
Lemiyn Valley Railroad
Delaware
Lackawanna‘and Western
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad
Buf
Thompson
Philadelphia On Reading Rail, Road Company
Samuel Arnold Dies at 72 After Lincoln Conspiracy Conviction
Samuel Arnold, aged 72, once convicted in 1863 for involvement in the Abraham Lincoln assassination, died at his Masonville home in Anne Arundel County. Arnold and accomplices including Dr. Mudd were sentenced to Dry Tortugas for life, later pardoned by President Johnson after an impeachment trial. No known statement from Arnold is reported.
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Samuel Arnold
Lincoln
Baltimore
Abraham Lincoln
Masonville
Anne Arundel County
Arnold
Dr. Mudd
Frank McLaughlin
Washington
Andrew Johnson
Mudd
Johnson
Henry White Named Ambassador to Rome by President
The president will appoint Henry White, secretary of the U S embassy in London, as ambassador to Rome next spring. Ambassador Meyer remains until then. John B. Jackson of Berlin is also slated for a major diplomatic appointment for merit based promotion.
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London
Washington
Henry White
United States
Rome
Meyer
John B. Jackson
Berlin
White
Peace Plan Disputed By Mitchell Amid Extra Session Call
Across U.S. labor front, miners and carpenters strike for higher wages and immediate action. Carpenters at Swift Armour packing houses in Fort Worth demand 3 dollars for an eight hour day. efforts to fill vacancies underway. Coal strikes ripple through Wilkes-Barre and Lehigh Valley, with miners resisting presidential terms and awaiting operator action amid state militia deployment.
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Central Fund For
Sam Pose
Fort Worth Fort Worth
Tex
Swift and Armour
Livestock Exchange
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Radical Relief in Piles
An 1890s ad touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a world famous, painless remedy. It claims instant pain relief, nonaddictive ingredients, and a radical cure by shrinking and absorbing hemorrhoidal tumors. Free book offered by Pyramid Drug Co. in Marshall, Michigan.
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United States
Canada
Carse
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Roosevelts proposal rejected as miners strike deepens
Philadelphia reports detail President Roosevelt hearing from labor and immigration officials on resuming coal mine work. Sargent failed to meet Mitchell. Mitchell seeks time to consult. Local unrest grows with dynamite attacks on nonunion homes in Shenandoah and deadly clash with a deaf worker in Glens Falls. Governors and military moves discussed. public officials debate mining controls and potential seizure.
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Sargent
Siremen
White House
Philadelphia
United Mine Workers’ Association
Hoosevelt
Mitchell
Wright
Knox
Payne
James
Clarkson
Shenandoah
Frank Hintz
South Chestnut Street
Hints
Ballston
Hudadén Valley
George Bourgeou
Glens Falls
Stone
Hoosewelt
Harrisburg
Roosevelt
Military Council
National Guard
Senators Tour Hawaii Islands Report Low Mood in Islands
United States Senators Burton of Kansas Foster of Washington and Mitchell of Oregon, with former Senator Thurston of Nebraska, concluded a subcommittee trip to the Hawaiian islands. They reported no federal relation issue was ignored and noted industrial conditions lag behind mainland prosperity due to sugar prices and labor shortages and high costs.
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San Francisco
United States
Burton
Kansas
Foster
Washington
Mitchell
Oregon
Hawaiian Islands
Senate Committee On
Pacific Islands
Porto Rico
Thurston
Nebraska
Eight hour bill opposed by manufacturers group
National Association of Manufacturers campaigns to defeat the eight hour bill in Congress. It circulates letters urging manufacturers to oppose the measure, arguing it harms workers in the long run, while insisting the stance does not oppose organized labor. D M Parry of Indianapolis and Marshal Cushing of New York sign the circular.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Indianapolis
National Association of ‘Manufacturers
Congress
Senate
D. M. Parry
Marshal Cushing
New York
Manufacturers’ Association
Parry
Will Bayonets Break Strike Containing Violence
Troops disperse mobs at the Shamokin and Mahoney City collieries to protect non union workers and maintain public order as violence escalates in coal regions. Measures include arrest threats and guard shifts overnight while Ohio lawmakers praise Roosevelt’s stance and Pennsylvania miners receive state military protection amid ongoing labor action.
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Shamokin
Horal Val
Mount Catine
Snemoma
John Colson
Mahoney City
Henry Gray
Shenanaoan. Va
Kuklewicz
Brownsville
Here
Gobin
Sion
Kultlewien
Shnandoan
Farquthr
United Mine Workers
Michael
Mushague
Ohio Solons
Columbus
Ohio
Roosevelt
John Mitchell
Pennsylvania Coal Trust
National Guard
Wilkesbarre
Stone
Orddb
Miller
Invitation for Medical Examination Costs High in Aix
The piece notes the scarcity of affordable medical examinations and diagnoses, urging patients to seek skilled physicians who can clearly explain the nature of their ailments. It highlights De Hap away's large practice yet emphasizes his willingness to offer a thorough examination and explain the causes and effects of health issues to a patient, regardless of proceeding treatment.
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de Hapaway
South
Dr Hathaway Promises Cure for Chronic Diseases
Dr Hathaway, a twenty year specialist in chronic illnesses, asserts unmatched experience and honest practice in Atlanta. Call for examination with private reception for ladies. hours 3:20 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sundays 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Located Suite 33 Inman Building, 221-28 Broad Street.
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Hathaway
Alning
Dr. Hathaway
Nis Guarante
Pyne
Aulapgtt
Saul Ang
St. Vitus
Hig
Newton Hathaway
M. D
Inman Building
Broad Street
Atlanta
Miners threaten general strike across coal regions
A district report from Pes de Calais predicts 70 600 of 100 000 miners will refuse orders, with unrest likely to spread through Fzs de Calais Nord Loire and Carmaux. Clergymen in Scranton urge Governor Stone to act to end the coal strike as Ambassador Tower arrives in London.
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Pes de Calais
Fzs de Calais
Nord
Loire
Carmaux
Worczeter
Mass
Rufus B Dedge
Wes
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Virginia
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War Department
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Studly
New Haven
Conn
Board of Aldermen
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Laredo
Texas, Mexican and National Railroad Company
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