Madisonville Troops Arrest Striking Miners Camp Leaders
County Judge Hall accompanied state troops into a Nortonville area camp where 22 to 25 men were captured after the camp emptied of most occupants. Four large tents and weapons were seized. the camp was dismantled and loaded for transport. A notable absence of black members was observed and authorities anticipated action.
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Hall
Maganville
Jno
H. Hank
James Thomas
Samuel Jennings
Murray
Ellis
Owensboro
Gortton
Frankfort
Powers
Strang
Hopkinsville
Trim
Nortonville
Judge Hall
Arlie Oats
Greenville Company
Kentucky State Guards
Providence
South African clash near Villiersdorp reported serious
Dispatches recount a surrounding and capture of 100 British Cave railway pioneers by Grobelaar's Boers, reinforcements under Col Remington led to Boer retreat and prisoner release, Major Fisher and three officers wounded, overall casualties uncertain. Simultaneously a Shreveport lynching envolved a Black mob stringing up a fellow Black man after a debt dispute. In Chicago, 6000 welcomed Irish envoys Redmond McHugh and O'Donnell, marking the Manchester martyrs anniversary with speeches.
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London
South Africa
Villiersdorp
Standerton
Lord Kitchener
Buys
Grobelaar
Remington
Fisher
Chicago
United Irish League
John E Redmond
Patrick A McHugh
Thomas O'Donnell
Manchester
Allen
Larkin
O'Leary
Rice belt championship claimed by three-man crew
Lake Charles La Nov 25 S H Clement, east of town, with two helpers cultivated 402 acres of rice this season. The crop yielded 5200 sacks and sold at Lake Charles mills for more than 14 000 dollars. Clement claims the championship of the rice belt for three men's work.
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Lake Charles
S. H.clement
Eight miners die in Pocahontas mine disaster recovery
Bluefield W Va November 25 The lost party of eight well known mining men near Pocahontas Colieries West mine are found dead after entering the mine Friday morning A rescue party reaches 2500 feet from the entrance before white damp halts efforts Later a second attempt from Tug river entrance yields three more bodies and reveals the others further back in the mine Officials report signs of a sudden death and a struggle as they sought Belair in the deadly gas deep inside the shaft
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Bluefield
W. Va
West Mine
Pocahontas Colieries Company
Tug River
Flat Top
A. 8
Hurst
Bob Odham
Frazier G. Bell
Walter O'Malley
Jos. Cardwell
Shamokin Coal and Coke Company
R. E. St. Clair
Price
Maurice St. Clair
St. Clair
O'Malley
Belair
Indians take out marriage licenses in Oklahoma news in brief
News in brief reports varied items: Oklahoma Indians plan to wed as they civilize, Texas farmers auction cotton cooperatively, Elks in Dallas plan a three story building costing 15000 to 20000 dollars, a saloon keeper Milton Gray shot dead in Horatio Arkansas, and legal challenges over a 60000 acre Texas ranch bid led by Wisconsin Senator Sawyer. Also noted: Woolfolk commits suicide, surveyors lay out Winita town, paroled Arthur Cates returned to Kansas penitentiary, Wallace’s show quarters burned, Edward Riberty recovered from Lake Superior mine collapse after heavy search costs, Gov Beckham signs death warrant for Reuben Quinn, and local figures in Dakota and Texas.
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Lancaster
Tex
Elks of
Dallas
Milton Gray
Horatio
Ark
Tom Jackson
Gray
Jackson
Senator Sawyer
Wisconsin
Ton Green County
San Angelo
Alexander Woolfolk
Chicago
Bloomington
United States
Winita
Arthur Cates
Kansas Penitentiary
Wichita
Wallace
Peru
Ind
Elephant House
Edward Riberty
Lake Superior
Lake Superior Iron Company
Gov. Beckham
Reuben Quinn
Policeman Crum
Danille
Contatti Elevated Titular Bishop of Samos in Baltimore
In Baltimore at the cathedral Sunday morning Monsegnor Thos J Contati rector of the Catholic University at Washington was consecrated titular bishop of Samos by Cardinal Gibbons as prelate. The elevation honors his work for Catholic education and the pope's appreciation of the university’s growing influence.
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Baltimore
Monsegnor Thos. J. Contatti
Catholic University At
Washington
Samos
Cardinal Gibbons
Monsegnor Contati
Fatal wagon accident claims young boy near Wesley
Brenham Texas November 25 a tragic accident near Wesley ends in the death of a farmer H Ragler’s young son. While driving a wagon loaded with logs toward his father’s home the team bolted and the wagon struck an obstruction. Several logs toppled off and one crushed the boy, killing him almost instantly.
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Brenham
Tex
Wesley
H. Ragler
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets advertised in Bryan Texas
Advertisement copy promotes Rex Dyspepsia Tablets for dyspepsia indigestion sour stomach and heartburn. Claims druggists refund money if not cured and lists price at 50 cents per package. Signed by M. H. Jamey leading druggist of Bryan Texas.
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M. H. Jamey
Bryan
Texas
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Chiego
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Baby Mine
Oklahoma
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Philippines
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W. Joneson
Acy Bank
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