Mine workers leaders testify in injunctive contempt case
John Miteney former UMW president testifies in his defense amid charges of contempt in the injunction case against Buck Slava and Stange company officials for boycott actions. Gompers and Morrison also testify as hearings resume with adjournment to Thursday at 10 00 am for Gompers to travel to Columbus.
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Danial Davenport
Ptove Company
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van Cleave
Samuel Gompere
van Mieave
Council
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Columbus
Oakland and San Francisco clash in tense league day
Fragmented wire service style report notes Oakland and San Francisco scoring plays and standings in the Western League context. Mentions players Browning Berry Suter and Berry among others as teams hover toward pennant outcomes with multiple games planned in cities like Chicago and Omaha.
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Onkland
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Dowale-Lender
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Rit
Oakland
Chrisiar
Lewis
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Berry
Oskiana
Bau Frauvissy
Luurks
Fogny Find Ta Longe
Jones
Henley
Suter Grin
Congo Savages Revolt Around Antwerp Steamer News
Report from Antwerp states West Congo unrest as forces clashed with local militias. Maritime arrival details indicate ships from the Congo carrying callers to aid the region, while reports of fighting and casualties surface amid tension with European authorities.
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Antwerp
Stemar
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Congo
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fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places such as San Brunetacn and Lat Amprolea with unclear roles. Unable to extract coherent event or persons for a proper news-style card.
Crop outlook and stock market recovery amid money conditions
New York reports last week's stock market gains tied to improving money conditions and prospects for good average crops at profitable prices. Analysts note renewed rail earnings and iron and steel activity, with foreign holdings offered and redemption pressures on New York city revenue bonds affecting exchange markets. Bank note expansion since the panic shows little retirement, despite inflation signals and automatic retirement pressure from treasury redemptions.
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Npor
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SNEERS AT STE ROOT MAY BE FINAL
Berlin reports rising anti German sentiment across German Poland and Russia as merchants shift toward American and English goods. Polish anger over German policy grows amid expulsions and land reforms. a German boycott looms large and trade with Russia could fall below 250 million dollars annually. Prince Henry of Prussia appears in imperial patent records for an automatic car windscreen cleaner and turbine innovations. Austria-Hungary plans to end robot road labor in Bosnia and Herzegovina from 199?. Moscow post stamp fraud rings and a police case surface. Political maneuvering in the U S Senate race intensifies with allies split and Hughes camp lacking cohesion. expected brief session and organizational steps anticipated.
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Edward
al Reval
Poland
Warsaw
Russia
Itasia
Germany
Tivesia
Russian Empire
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Rool
Train Crash Near Chesterton Injures Passengers
A Lake Shore & Michigan Southern wreck near Chesterton Indiana injured several passengers. A rear collision between a Chicago bound passenger train and an excursion train bound for Indianapolis caused the crash. Early reports varied on fatalities with estimates from two dead to five.
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Hearst demands apology over Bryan nomination broadcast
W R Hearst in New York sends a statement to the Associated Press contesting statements about his stance on the Democratic ticket. He asserts he will serve only one term and hints that a future endorsement could follow if the party nominating process shifts. The note references dinner discussions involving Dr Cox and Mr Bryan and questions the reliability of others’ testimony.
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International Congress on Tuberculosis Opens in Washington
Scientists from around the world gather for the International Congress on Tuberculosis in Washington, opening Monday. Dr John Fuller and Dr Muncy Heyer lead preparations with exhibits from Germany, Britain, and the United States aimed at showing the disease’s impact, including a continuously lit electric dashlight illustrating deaths from consumption.
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Ue International Congress
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Fullon
Muncy J. Heyer
Igbo
Iran
Germany Will Not Pick a Quarrel with England
London dispatch reports Prince von Buelow denying any German plan to invade or threaten England. He argues Britain has not been invaded since William I and cites Germany's exposed geography and past wars, insisting there is no impulse to pick a quarrel with Britain.
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Prince von Buelow
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William the Conqueror
Prince von Huclow
Germany
England
Roosevelt Country Life Commission Organizes
Washington Sept 14 The Roosevelt country life commission appointed by the president a month ago is fully organized and will meet soon. Prof Balley, head of New York State College of Agriculture, is chairman. Delegates cover the nation including Dr K L Butterfield of Massachusetts Agricultural College, Wallace of Des Moines, Jr., and Walter H Page from North Carolina. The commission will gather data on rural life, identify farm needs, and propose organized permanent efforts to improve farming and attract labor.
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Commission On Country Life
Roosevelt
Balley
New York State College of Agriculture
Thasman
K. L. Butterfield
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Ms. Wallace
Des Moines
Walter H. Page
North Carolina
Galley
Rob the Housekeeper Burglary at British Embassy
Burglars entered the British embassy last night and stole from Miss Clara Childs a sum of money and a gold watch and chain. Police arrested George Chism and William Owen, mechanics repairing at the embassy, who protest their innocence as Ambn... and Drs. Bryce are in Europe.
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Clara Childs
Ambmnagador
Drs. Bryce
Europe
George Chism
William Owen
Bear Singer Elected President at Socialist Congress
In Nuremberg in September the socialist congress elected Hert Magee to the presidency amid festive pages. Magee, a notable member of the celebstag, was chosen as the new head as delegates gathered for the event.
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Nuremberg
English Government Watches German Ships in Danish Waters
Cononhagen Sept 19 The British government has sent a consul at sea to observe German naval maneuvers in Danish waters. Vice consuls in Nahmark, largely Danish, were instructed to report all movements of German warships to the home government. Reports claim the Danish government refused an exequatur for a Kiel consul, citing a German consul there.
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Nahmark
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Saila
Gas Bag Splits Force Descent Near Milford Flight Ends
A Philadelphia Aeronautical Society balloon voyage with Lieut B. Z. Kilgore USMC and two passengers lasted seven hours, covering over 100 miles before landing in Milford Del at midnight after the gas bag split. In Yucatan Merida reports say two yellow fever cases are confirmed and four suspected cases are under observation at the pesthouse.
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Curzon Injured in Car Collision Near Suringdale
Lord Curzon of Kedleston, chancellor of Oxford University and former Viceroy of India, was in a motor car crash near Suringdale Jeany. He received a forehead wound but is progressing favorably after the collision with another vehicle.
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Lord Curzon
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Oxford University
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Jeany
Banker Pasquale Caponavi Arrested in New York
Detectives arrested Pasquale Caponavi, a banker, on allegations involving a rear and a half of money totaling about $160.40 seized from alleged of a city deputy or deserters.
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Toway
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Devoslters
Cabinet Resigns Amid Turmoil Over Mines Probe
A cabinet resignation shakes Prairie ad town as officials confirm ongoing mine alert issues. Prime minister Prairiot Chedatonsen and Wyngcordanes WIM Widanni led the push, citing continued performance concerns and the call for action on security and operations.
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Copentaigen
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Prayer Aims to End Drought Amid City Fire Victories
A garbled clipping notes efforts to pray for rain and record of local fires, mentioning Winns Outiete Sol and a narrow yard area with fire references. The fragment reflects a weather pressure era appeal paired with a string of unclear names and places.
Awful Deed of a Maniac in Newton
Sept morning in Newton ends in tragedy as Lan Rader 21 stabs Lee, killing her in a sudden, nervous attack. The assailant, Verde Manitty, is described as the killer. Authorities say Rader admitted the crime at the scene. The case remains under investigation with conflicting details and ongoing inquiries.
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Lee Hate
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Alimont
Dirigible Incident Over City Rooftop
St. Petersburg reports a dirigible broke from moorings on Sunday and collided with chimneys and telephone wires on a building roof. No injuries occurred as the airship was towed away with crews noting extensive entanglement of wires and geese.
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Discussion of Unionism Ends in Homicide
A tangled summary describes a fatal incident following a dispute over unionism. The fragmentary text names individuals and places, with unclear roles and outcomes, indicating a homicide linked to a union-related discussion and subsequent altercation.
Chancellor von Buelow backs tobacco monopoly plan
Vienna reports Chancellor von Buelow, visiting Nourdernay, criticizes Bismarck's push for a tobacco monopoly. He estimates potential revenue near 126 million fl and questions the policy's value, signaling a cautious government stance amid economic debate.
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Santa Fe lodge at exposition shows irrigation garden theme
At the sixteenth national frigation Congress in Albuquerque a Santa Fe railway lodge, built of Portland cement, features a mission style hall with a garden patio. It displays Chrysanthemums from Las Cruces, giant palms from Arizona, beets from New Mexico, thornless apple plants, Navajo crafts, irrigation farm scenes, and irrigation products. The exhibit cost $8,060.
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