Hand of 1 500 Miners Drives Into Mountain March
About 1 500 miners and 60 women and girls marched 18 miles from the South Side Hazleton region to Panther Creek valley to close ten collieries of Nine Lehigh Coal and Navigation company but were met by three infantry companies on a mountain road and dispersed near Tamaqua. Another 800 strikers from Hazleton closed Nesquehoning No 1 colliery before being scattered. The soldiers arrival dampened the effort and the marchers returned crestfallen.
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Washington tragedy ends in self destruction of Lane
Thomas F. Lane son in law of ex Senator Blackburn committed suicide at his Washington home Monday night He shot himself in front of his young daughter while his wife rested nearby Lane an American representative for Vickers Sons and Maxim faced illness including Bright disease and reportedly grew despondent over health He was a prominent figure in Washington society Senator Blackburn was in Hagerstown Md when he learned of the death and hurried to Washington The article notes Lane was born in New Hampshire and raised in Summit North Dakota
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Torpedo-Boat Somers Sees Prolonged Strike Talks
Reports from Wilkesbarre and Shamokin detail coal mine strike talks with New York headquarters. Operators resist recognizing the United Mine Workers, while miners remain optimistic about eventual concessions and resumption of work. Washington dispatch notes Russia’s China policy as pacific and diplomacy favored. Indianapolis reports secretary treasurer W B Wilson cites coke use rising among anthracite buyers. mentions his Louisville ties and later move to Washington.
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Chang Yen Hoon Beheaded in Peking Power Struggle
Washington confirms the July 20 execution of Chang Yen Hoon former Chinese minister to the United States. A loyal imperial reformer banished after the empress dowager’s rise, he was decapitated under her orders amid terror in Peking. Once decorated by Britain, Russia, and Germany, he is seen as a liberal statesman whose fate might have altered China’s negotiations and future government.
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