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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1900
Page
4
Philadelphia reports the second week of the anthracite miners strike under military protection. About 2000 National Guard troops to guard Schuylkill collieries as operators seek to restart with safety from disorder. Rioting in Shenandoah noted. rail workers may join the strike if tensions persist.
In Shenandoah a wave of threats surrounds reopening coal mines as strikers warn that workers who return may not survive. The Reading company aims to break the strike by supplying market demand, while troops guard targeted pits such as Preston colliery at Girardville. Elsewhere dock workers in Weehawken report layoffs due to coal shortages and W. J. Bryan visits Chicago for talks with Democratic committee members.
Cologne reports Komische Zeitung cites Washington as aiding China talks while warning the Philippines troop transfers. London papers call the reply driven by political needs and warn punishment of Chinese leaders could anger Pekin. Paris notes France seeks punishment but would negotiate under conditions.
The North Atlantic Squadron readies at Newport for blockade drills in Narragansett Bay. The torpedo flotilla under Captain Mason plans coordinated moves, aiming to test fort defenses and submarine threats amid a three day schedule. The exercise highlights include concerns over the Holland submarine and the flotilla's unprecedented size. In separate incidents, Edward Gurley is killed after a violent confrontation in Algiers, and a Santa Fe engine crashes through a San Francisco wharf, with several casualties and injuries reported.
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