General Suspension in Pennsylvania Coal Fields
In Haaurron Pennsylvania on September 13 workers in the middle coal fields threaten a 13 percent wage strike if arbitration is refused. Many plan to leave for other regions, with hundreds following if the strike lasts two weeks. Employers listed include Pardee and Co firms across multiple towns and mines, while the overall effort shows broad worker resolve.
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Pennsylvania
Haaurron
Middle
Collenea Mior
Rumor of Supreme Court Action Sparks Street Turmoil
A sensational rumor spread through Chicago claiming the Supreme Court affirmed sentences in anarchist cases, triggering a heavy police presence and tense manhunt scenes as officers and detectives swarmed streets and courthouses. The report notes evasive maneuvers, court arguments, and legal maneuvers with references to officials and notable figures, reflecting a charged climate around the wide rumor and investigations.
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Carcano
Ermmno Cvurt
Amt
Ab Pats
Caylan
Oukin
Estra
Lief
Mis van Zandt
Osercourt
Benger
Untitled fragmented policy and election notes
Fragmentary OCR text describes political and fisheries issues with mentions of Canada United States and Great Britain. It references September 1 correspondents, election activity in Greenville and demort excitement, and close vote counts with uncertainty about results. Names and places are incomplete or garbled.
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Greenville
Lieuon Gereenvure
Frepele
Municipa
Gey van Demort
Washouts Halt Arkansas Rail Service Near Tucson
Severe washouts along the Southern Pacific line near Tucson disrupt the east and west routes. Damage includes multiple bridges and track sections with repairs expected to take weeks at a cost estimate of around 200000 dollars. Hundreds of work crews operate from Cibesa to Sonora as passengers are redirected and trains blocked.
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Ticsex
le Drago
Denson
Consor Arches
Cibesa
Maticapa
Yaana
Huwest
Sonora
Sonera
Pucson
Alag
Ue Radoad Company
The Race Disrupted By Light Winds Off Newark Harbor
September 13 reports wind weakening to near calm forcing postponement of sailing. The Volunterr and Mayflower led the fleet, while spectators and all local sailing craft joined the scene. The Thistle pursued and showed notable performance despite light airs.
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Sandy Hoo
Meg Hower
Newark Ho
Tay
Bookkeeper Embezzlement Shocks Glens Fiis Bank Town
Ir Id e the Bookkeeper of a Bank spent 18000 on Wall Street in September. He drafted fraudulent drafts to mislead customers and forged entries to hide the losses. Authorities say no prosecution will be pursued and restitution may come from his relatives.
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Wall Street
Glens Fiis
Charles B Ide
First National Bank
Ide
Balanews
Yeurd Sla
Inscoufesamn
Old Time Politics Meeting Suppressed by Pro-Beer Crowd
An old time politics item describes a meeting captured by opponents of the Beer Koga faction. September 1 appears referenced with railroad and Midland names. The crowd reacts with whistles and drinking, ending the gathering as speakers attempt to present speeches.
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Nasmsarre Feng
Fenderson
Ted Bournt
Murders and petitions thread through Richmond and Danville line
In Richmond and Danville Railroad city action petitions circulate to remove Superintendent Talcott’s wife amid charges, with signatures gathered as a local council reviews the case. Reports note legal actions and community responses as rail line tensions rise. In Alabama Valley Creek work on straightening the channel stalls amid disputes and ongoing drainage plans.
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Corumara
Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company
Waltyr Thomas
Berg
Lnjauing Uw
Debates Show A Inquiry Demand In Irish Trouble
In a heated Commons session on coal mine amendments, Mr Graham and Edward Harrington faced suspensions after argumentative remarks about the Lords. Debates touched on Mitchellstown abuses and calls for inquiry into political imprisonment and police conduct amid Irish national tension.
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Loxton
House of Commons
House of Lords
Graham
Advanced Liberal
Lankslire
Edward Harrington
Nationalit
West Kerry
Honss of Lords
Leland
Hanington
Harington
Dheer
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Harrington
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Henry Smnth
Wxiny
Dubin Weekly
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League
Mrmith
Dublin
Sullivan
John Phallip Nolan
North Galway
Lian
Balfour
O Boon
Comford
Olan
Hewal Ofondert
Deel
Aids
John Dillon
Prien
Waa Cruel
Waal
Wilson
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Qnell
Isat
Rsh
Brin
Stene
Danny
Toule
Mitchellstown
Pirliamnent
Ibouclure
Mitchelltown
Panne Fi
Me Torster
Qyatem
Fraland
Murders, unrest, and political turmoil across nations
Fragments from a late nineteenth century dispatch describe political strife in parliament and public protests. Reports detail the Lisdoonvarna constable murder by moonlighters, a Bulgarian nationalist rally gifting cheers to Prince Ferdinand, and Irish incidents with police and crowds. Additional notes cover Bulgarian diplomacy, a Cork prison confinement, Mitchellstown demonstrations, and cholera updates in Rome and Sicily.
Death in the well in Greensboro Alabama
Horrific accident reports two Black brothers Lewis and Jack Hates killed by lethal gas while cleaning a well at Welton Taylor's north of Greensboro. A third man leaped to help and also died. others fled. Bodies recovered after hours. Scene described as horrible with swollen, gas-blanketed corpses and gaped eyes. Local speculation spans mysterious causes and superstitions.
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Dentin
Whetehan
Lisdoonvarna
Soden
Sexton
Whelehang
Whelehan
Connell
Whaiohoo O
Prines
Wulea
Ireland
Galway
Wheleban
Guerisnono
Als
Lewis
Jack Hates
Welton Simon Taylors Place
Windlaas
Jack
A Charge of Discrimination Against Railroads
The New York Produce Exchange adopted a resolution accusing railroads of lower rates to England and continental ports than to inland cities, harming New York export trade. It calls for a three member committee to petition the Interstate Commerce Commission for enforcement and further steps as appropriate.
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New York Produce Exchange
New York
The
Produce Exchange
England
Continental
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Crowd at the Corner Follows Bank Scene in Biwanameron NY
A busy day in Biwanameron New York centered on the crowd before the Binghampton Savings Bank as rumors of a run spread then subsided after deposits were met. In other items, baseball scores from yesterday show Charleston beating Memphis and Athletics overpowering Louisville, with several late-inning rallies.
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Binghampton
Biwanameron
Binghampton Savings Bank
Aran
Preparing for the Convention by Firemasters Meeting
A large gathering of Firemasters and Citizens' Committee members met at the chamber of commerce to plan the convention. They set badge details and outlined entertainment arrangements including a city ride to sites. Mr W O Jones heads carriage arrangements and volunteers are asked to provide about 100 carriages on the 23d for the parade day.
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Firemasters
Comittee
Board of Firemasters
Citizens’ Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Catatammoent
W O Jones
Captain Bill Starnes Recounts Old Atlanta Police Days
Captain Bill Starnes, famed for policing ruthless crooks, visits Atlanta and recalls wartime arrests, jail blocks, and daring chases with former captains, including Noon Bagby and Crim. He recounts encounters with Garfield rat, a chest full of loot, and a fatal shooting, ending with his departure to a convict camp.
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William Gtamnes
Athasts
Kalk
Beard
Bill
Atlanta
Yeny
Grannies Loune
Johnson
Thomas
Tige Anderson
Nii Simpson
Crim
Wily Redding
Frank Couch
Tom Saulsberry
Poly
Grannice
Asa Gunn
Old DeFoor
Runaway pony throws Atlanta man on Peachtree Street
James Coggins, a well known Atlanta youth, hired a pony for a ride on Peachtree Street. The horse bolted after a collision near Colonel Mims's residence, throwing him about ten feet and leaving him unconscious. He suffered severe hip and side injuries with no bones broken, while the pony was badly hurt. Medical staff treated him at home. Nearby reports described a dangerous incident with a horse and a separate story about Mrs. Huff and her son moving from Florida to Atlanta, where the mother later died at the Benevolent Home after a rapid illness.
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Atlanta
Peachtree Street
Goggins
A& Alnery Stable
Etty
Coggina
Thaong
Ruller
Coggins
Mims
Florida
Lousa Huff
Cobb County
Waverly Place
Huff
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Wood
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