Violence Flares After Valley Strike Clash
In a Sept. 11 incident at the Vall e y From ives area violence left 18 to 20 dead and around 40 wounded. Names such as Frank Jo an Stanis ea and George Kulick appear among the injured. Meetings in Latimer and nearby hold varied opinions on militia deployment with some urging Governor Hastings to send troops while others oppose additional deputies.
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Ate
Wwe
Frank
Joan Stanisea
Gna
George Kulick
Harwood
Steve Howater
Ares
George Kieso
Governor Orders Third Regiment Mobilization in Hazleton
The governor ordered the Third Brigade under General Gobin to Hazleton, with General Schall to hold the First Brigade in readiness. Troops mobilized last night, transport arranged by Superintendent Creighton. Deputies fired on strikers near Latimer, killing and wounding several. Latimer scene described with multiple casualties and makeshift hospital at a local school.
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HaRmweur
Hastings
Gobin
Schall
Hazletony
A. BR. Paxton
National Guard
Hazleton
Creighton
Middle Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Luzerne County
Alvin Marble
Irving. A. Stearns
Wilkesbarre
Oregon
H. L. Spellman
John D. Rockefeller
Forest Hill
Rockefeller
Cleveland
David Pearce
San Gabriel
Cal
China
Tung Yung Kow
Foo Chow
Germany
Jerry Taylor
Rocky Mountain Telegraph Company
Butte
Joseph Simmons
Alemads
O. P. Brown
Misamina Holman
Brown
Importing Mexican Cattle and Tuberculosis Reports
Treasury officials note the first tariff era cattle import of 500 head from Mexico at Laredo Texas. Kansas State College confirms tuberculosis among cattle at Manhattan with pending thorough tests. National Road Parliament to discuss convict labor and road material prep in Nashville. Edwin Dun says annexation of Hawaii could avoid friction with Japan.
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Washinaron
The.treasury
Department
Hagle-Pass
Tex
Mexico
Treasury
Rat Laredo
WasHineTon
Agricultural Department
State College
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State Agricultural College
National Road Parliament
Wassington
W.G. Whidby
National Road’ Parliament
Washington
Nashville
Dun
Mitwatren
Edwin Dun
United States
Japan
Hawaii
Gas Tank Explosion At Newcastle Wreck Kills Many
A Colorado wreck late Friday at Newcastle results from a head on collision between a Denver and Rio Grande passenger train and a Colorado Midland stock train. Fire from a Pintach gas tank ignited, many passengers burned or killed. Officials report 30 dead, 185 injured, with many bodies unidentifiable. Conductor Burbank arrested. Midland engineer Ostrander missing. Charles Hartman, Mrs Hartman, and others named among the dead. Survival and rescue efforts continue as crews search the site.
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Newcaster
Colo
State of
Colorado
Denver and
Rio Grande
Colorado Midland
Denver
Burbank
The
Midland
Newcastle
Clark
Mid-land
Ostrander
H-A. Strouse
New ‘Castle
James Keenan
Robert Holland
Salida
Mas. Hartman
Herscher
James Errick
Chicago
Charles. Leiper
Clarion
Alexander Hartman
Ill
Wittram Gokpon
Migsele
William Hines
John H. Standard
Independence
Kan
Victor
D. V. “Tilson
Cockerill
RH. Brickley
J.G. Young
St. Louis
Thomsoe Nash
Mohab
Utah
F. P. Mannix
B. W. Scott
Leeper
Knapp
J.C. Foley
Express Messenger
W. S. Missemer
Express
W. Nicholson
F.C. Potter
Glenwood
Denver and Rio Grande Company
Frank P. Mannix
Victor ‘Record
World championship 500 yard swim at Doncaster
Nuittal, England's champion, defeated Australia’s Cavill in a world championship 500 yard swim at Doncaster in a record time of 6 minutes 8 seconds. Colonial officials seized 20 cwt of tobacco aboard the Finance from New York, valued at twice its assessed duty, with a duty of 41,000.
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Doncaster
England
Nuittal
Cavill
Castoms
Colon
New York
Alger Rejects All Bids for Monongahala Locks Contract
Secretary Alger rejects all bids for the construction of six locks and dam in the Monongahala river and orders new proposals to be invited. The action follows the earlier contract call being voided and delays the project awaiting fresh bids.
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Alger
Wastington
Monongahala River
Trade Grows Better Despite Market Decline
R G Dun & Co weekly review notes no halt in the advance across sectors. Strong gains in demand and production lift business, with 12 percent rise in pig iron output and rising wheat prices amid foreign demand. Increased employment and dwindling old stocks support further expansion. Failure counts ease in US and Canada.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Chicago
Atlantic
United States
Canada
Reconsidering Surgeries as a Cure for Cancer and Blood Diseases
A historical critique notes rising deaths from surgical operations and questions their necessity. It argues many procedures are unnecessary, claims doctors err, and asserts cancer and blood diseases cannot be cured by cutting. The piece urges restraint and reexamination of surgical methods.
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J. N. Murdoch
Snodgrass Street
Dallas
Texas
Will
Swift
Atlanta
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Opin
Ion
van Wickle
Stevé Erskuki
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B.A.’ Hess
Samuel’ B. Price
Martin
Pell- Meil
Foley’s
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Killa
Cates
Santa Fe
Emporia
Goodrow
Honduras
Cansul
John
Jacob: Astor
Seward‘Webb and
Quauncey
Custom House
Burlington
Kansas City
Burlington Railway
Hannibal
St. Joseph
Council Bluffs
H. L. Harmon
General Southwestern
Lincoln
National Democratic State Central Committee
Omaha
J. Sterling Morton
London
Times
Bank of England
E. G. Penrose
Orpar Rapids
Dysart
Benton
Tama Counties
Goodwin
Manyvie
Masonic Lodge
J. G. Goodwin
Buffalo
National Irrigation Congress
F.or Feltz
Ogalalla
F. J. Foss
Crete
WLZ
Parks
North ‘Platte
Theodore Deutsch
Gering
H. Meeker
McCool
State Irrigation Board
Olayton
N. M
Phelan Brothers
Johnson’s
Twin Mountains
Cowan Boys
Mr. Richardson
New York Herald
Hohenlohe
Lowden
Daily’Mail
Berlin
Prince Hohenlohe
Baron von Bulow
Rome
General von Bulow
14Th Army ‘Corps
Onicaco
Williston
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Havre
Mont
Dakotas
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Kaiser
Hasmure
William
Des Mores
Legislative Committee
Telegraph News
Boston
Opera House Block
Fifth Street
JT Am
Sterling
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Hifth Street
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