Hanna Says Coal Strike Will Last Longer Without Arbitration
United States Senator M. A. Hanna in Buffalo declares operators refuse to arbitrate with miners. He exhausted his efforts and sees no chance of settlement while one side resists. He warns of prolonged conflict’s hardship and rising coal prices, noting Mr. Morgan likewise won't act toward a settlement.
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Buffalo
N. Y
United States
M. A. Hanna
Niagara Falls
Senator Hanna
Morgan
Europe
Quiet coal strike persists as troops stay near field
Brigadier General Gobin states a settlement to end the anthracite strike seems as distant as when he arrived, with troops likely to remain at brigade headquarters. In Norfolk a Bay Shore Terminal line collision killed three and injured many others.
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Gobin
Norfolk, Va
Bay Shore Terminal
Roosevelt’s Newport Nahant Visit Ends Quietly at Chanler Lodge
President Roosevelt spent Sunday at Newport and Nahant mass where he traveled by special train with Mrs. Roosevelt and the Lodges. He attended the Chanler villa christening of the baby with Rev. Henry Diamond officiating. Large crowds greeted him at Newport Boston Lynn and Nahant as he spoke this afternoon from Nahant’s public library steps.
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Lodge
Nahant
Mass
Roosevelt
Newport
Winthrop Chandler
Lodges
Chanter House
Oyster Bay
Chanler Villa
Henry Diamond
Episcopal Church
Julia Ward Howe
Stonebridge
R. 1
Fall River
Taunton
Mansfield
Boston
Lynn
Coal Strike Prospects Worsen at Shenandoah and NYC
In Shenandoah Pennsylvania General Corbin reports miners and operators show no signs of settlement with a strike likely to prolong. Operators hint they could concede if they could do so without harming themselves. Roosevelt urged to convene a special session of Congress to resolve the coal strike, following a large union meeting in New York City.
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Shenandoah
Corbin
New York
Roosevelt
Congress
Central Federation Union
New York City
Hazleton
D. J. McCarthy
Matthew Long
Harry Silverman
People’s Alliance of
Hazleton Strike Turmoil. Policeman Stabbed as Mob Attacks
Hazleton witnesses a brutal clash as special policeman August Scheuch is assaulted and stabbed while trying to rescue his son William Scheuch from about 4000 strikers near Lehigh Valley Coal No. 40 colliery. The mine did not resume as plans for a non union force fail.
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Hazleton
Scheuch
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
William Scheuch
No. 40
Pillsbury Lost Ends Naval War Game Near Gloucester Harbor
Rockport Mass August 25 Rear Admiral Higginson forces surrender signal ends naval search game off Thatchers island near Gloucester harbor. Defending blue squadron led by Kearsarge Alabama and Massachusetts defeats Pillsbury commanded white squadron Prairie Panther Supply in eight miles south of Thatchers. game ends after sleepless nights and intense effort marking a notable peace era naval chapter.
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Rockport
Mass
New England
Higginson
Pillsbury
Thatchers
Salem
Kearsarge
Alabama
Massachusetts
Scorpion
Prairie
Panther
Supply
Gloucester Harbor
Thatchers’ Island
Locomotive Explodes Kill Three In Missouri
A Missouri accident at Mexico Mo results in a fatal blast injuring three others as a locomotive explodes. One man was milled in the wreck. Local authorities investigate the cause as rescue teams comb the site. Names and exact figures are not fully clear from the fragment.
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Missouri
Mexico
Boiler explosion kills crew on Chicago and Alton train
An explosion on the Mogul locomotive of Chicago and Alton train No. 86 eleven miles east of the city at 35 mph killed brakeman H. C. Markwell of Slater Missouri and fatally injured M. L. Stevenson, L. C. Shattenberg, and J. T. McMahan with fireman M. O. Page seriously hurt. The boiler blast threw debris 200 yards and derailed nine cars. all nine men were aboard the locomotive at the time.
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Lne
Chicago and Alton
H. C. Markwell
Slater
M. L. Stevenson
L. C. Shattenberg
J. T. McMahan
Springfield
M. O. Page
Old Bull Chief Dies at Arapahoe Agency
Guthrie Oklahoma August 25 Old Bull, an Omaha Indian chief and Custer era survivor, died at the Arapahoe Indian agency. He fought at Little Bighorn in 1876 and later served in the regular army until retirement on grounds of age.
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Guthrie, Okla
Old Bull
Custer
Arapahoe Indian Agency
Little Big Horn
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Bryan
Galveston
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Bryan Weely Eagle
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