Troops Called In As Shenandoah Riots Turn Deadly
Shenandoah Pennsylvania September 22 sheriff posse fired on rioting miners killing two people and wounding seven as deputies move in with troops amid rising tension. Authorities vow martial law and saloons close to quell violence after mine closures spark widespread unrest.
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Request For Troops After Shenandoah Clash
Sheriff Toole of Schuylkill county sent a telegram to Adjutant General Stewart asking for troops after a clash between marching strikers and coal and iron police at Shenandoah in Philadelphia.
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An Operator's Opinion President Olyphant Remarks
New York report dated September 22 notes President Olyphant of the Delaware and Hudson line giving opinions on railway operations. The dispatch centers on corporate strategy and economic conditions affecting the industry.
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Soft coal substitution spreads among Brooklyn factories
Using Soft Coal. New York, Sept. 22. Soft coal has been substituted for anthracite by a number of Brooklyn factories on account of the strike. Local dealers who have been charging $3.50 a ton for bituminous coal will advance the price to $4, with the probability of making another raise before another week is passed.
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Brooklyn
Storm Ravages Dallas Causing Floods Fires and Damage
A severe electric and rain storm swept Dallas Texas flooding streets and basements, starting about a dozen fires. The Grand Avenue Congregational church was badly wrecked by lightning and burned. Cotton suffered for farmers and railroads faced washouts.
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Jim Howards Trial Proceeds in Frankfort Court
In Frankfort Kentucky on September 22 the defense rested in the James Howard case. Prosecution rebuttal witnesses were heard and the rebuttal may end this evening. Court will reconvene Monday for argument and the case is expected to go to the jury Tuesday.
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James Howard
Conference committees adjourn without wage scale agreement
In Cincinnati on September 22 the joint meeting of the conference committees of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers and the manufacturers adjourned again without a new wage scale for puddlers and finishers. Representatives from Republic Tron and Steel and American Steel Hoop indicated they may continue the talks into next week if a settlement seems possible.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Meet Near Completion
Revision of the constitution continues at the Des Moines convention with no major changes. An all night session is expected to enable sine die adjournment this week. The next convention site remains to be chosen among Milwaukee Cleveland and Louisville.
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Barge Martin Sunk in St Clair River Rapids
Port Huron Mich Sept 22 The barge Martin towing by the steamer Maurice P Grover sank in the rapids at St Clair river entrance after collision with the straightback steamer Yuma. Capt James Lawless of Lorain and William Ross of Toledo are named aboard plus Mrs Bacon of Toledo and three sailors unnamed are missing.
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Hanna to speak in New York after western tours
Word from Chicago says Mr. Hanna will not discriminate against the east and will decide in New York what speeches he will make after his western engagements. He will wait for his New York arrival before finalizing plans.
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William J. Bryan
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Davis Opens Republican Campaign in Duluth
Senator C. K. Davis opened the Republican campaign in Duluth Minnesota speaking to about 3,509 people in the armory, which was filled to the doors.
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Mion
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Bryan Strikes Back Against Senator on Trusts in West
Bryan denounces Senator Hanna over trusts in Syracuse and outlines plans to discuss the trust issue in Nebraska City. He argues Democrats back tariff reform and free coinage, while stressing trusts as the pivotal issue. Prohibition train stops in Waterloo show clergy backing Woolley Metcalf. Bryan cancels Illinois dates to focus on eastern states.
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National party abandons presidential ticket idea
Boston September 22 National party leaders decide not to field a presidential ticket. Archibald M Howe of Massachusetts, once nominated for vice president in New York, is expected to withdraw following Senator Caffrey of Louisiana who is the presidential nominee. The move comes as factions seek alternative paths for voting supporters.
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Caffrey
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Disastrous storms hit northern Texas and Calcutta floods
In Dallas and Fort Worth Texas a sweeping storm caused heavy cotton and railroad damage with the Trinity river rising 30 feet and trains delayed. Across Calcutta continued extraordinary rainfall floods streets and submerges half the city with fears of further loss.
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India
Roosevelt visits Mormon Tabernacle after Rough Riders ride
Governor Roosevelt returns from his Rough Riders gallop and attends an organ recital at the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City. He and Perry S. Heath receive genuine cowboy saddles and bridles from Utah friends. At Salt Air Pavilion he speaks on Imperialism, appealing to local patriotism.
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Roosevelt
Mormon Tabernacle
Perry S. Heath
Salt Air Pavillion
Tragedy in Warsaw: Sison Firing Sparks Fatal Shot
In Warsaw Kentucky on September 22 a long running feud ends when John Sison fires at Martin Devereaux as he approaches. Connor intervenes but is shot twice and dies. Devereaux is killed in the scuffle after Sison loses his pistol and both Sison and his son flee. Connor and Devereaux were tenants of John Sison.
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Torpedo Boat Bagley Launch Attended by Bagley Kin
Raleigh observers report Mrs Addie Bagley and Mrs Josephine Daniels mother and sister of Ensign Worth Bagley head to Bath Maine for the launch of the torpedo boat Bagley named for the fallen hero. Mrs Daniels will christen the vessel.
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Veteran steamboat captain John K Booth dies after fall
Wheeling dispatch reports veteran steamboat owner and captain John K Booth died from injuries after a fall in the cellar of his home. The incident occurred as he was descending to his basement, with neighbors noting his age and stature in the local maritime community.
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John K. Booth
French Flagship Reports Fort Capture in Pie Tang Action
Admiral Correjoles informs Paris that the French took part in the engagement that assaulted and captured the Chinese forts at Pie Tang during the Chinese theater operations. He confirms French participation in the battle against the forts.
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Emperor William Moves to Send More Troops to China
Berlin reports Emperor William is preparing to dispatch additional troops to China. Regimental commanders in their farewell speeches to two year veterans stress the necessity of increases and express confidence that volunteers will meet the demands of the situation.
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William
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Li Hung Chang Arrives at Tien Tsin With Guards
Li Hung Chang arrives at Tien Tsin and is housed in his yamen under a Cossack guard. His reception mirrors Tong Ku, with Russian and Japanese officers calling on him while others from different nations do not participate.
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