Deadly clash as strikers face non union men in Schuylkill colliery
Haselton Pennsylvania reports a second fatal confrontation between striking workers and non union guards at Queenie colliery in Schuylkill County. A policeman and a guard were killed and several others injured as gunfire and stone throwing erupted during morning and afternoon demonstrations. Police and company officials urged calm, but the crowd pressed toward the Beaver Meadow area with further shots reported.
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Haselton
T He Sudsert
Ralph Man
Buavay
Seloti
Oneida
Witih
Coxe Broz. & Co
Ainvehets
Darown
Coil
Ivan Nolieeme
Thane
Nashdts
Fred
Walen
Superstelendass
Dieftan
Chise
Mira
Sterifé Tohn Fonds
Batesville
Ini
Aloo
McAdoo
Batave
Coxe Bros. & Co
Etitre
Phen
Gayle
Hasellos
Mazelers
Aueir Hiaige
St. Denver Meadow
Hazelton
May End Strike at United Mine Workers Convention
Delegates gather for a United Mine Workers convention as President Mitchell arrives at 10:10 A.M. to address the assembly. He outlines the group’s aims, emphasizing the coal industry’s urgency, workers’ rights, and the need to project unity while resisting press misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sermiyar
Wilting
Michel
United Mine Workwry
Wirpacs
Juan
Mitchell
Poele
Anthracite Miners Confer on Wage Demands and Convention
In a densely worded address, speakers urge unity among miners during the strike, defend law and order, and propose a joint inter-state convention to settle wage disputes. President Mitchell’s talk is noted, and the credentials committee is appointed as delegates gather at the convention site.
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Bern
Willeh
Tabor
Dwanesa
Sitlen
Jawa
Pennsylvania
Lenin
Wells Boys
Wells Boys Will Be To attunMauice
Arrioal
Mitchell
William
Ayls
PolteviMe
Oldeet Wardluey
Svedentinis
LL O'Eloelenok
Businessmen Tour Feeble Youth Home and Farm
Visitors invited by Superintendent Alexey Tehuson toured the institution, seeing inmates at the home and the farm. They observed the dairy, brick yard, and the boys’ work, noting output and self sufficiency aims. About 754 inmates exist with around 100 at the farm, many learning trades and core duties.
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Alexey Tehuson
Ae Ny Totus
Tyiasouw
Mret
Les Witich Ara
Viam
Tolavionesc
Mttal
Galouia
Buick
Laolr
Almani Rey
Sisitorn
Folineon
Che Bik
Juis
Milan
Lome
Gil
Rome
Toluson Nasso
Bige Farm Ag
Ma Tahnesan
Huse
Eesenthy
Whem
Leon Mada
Thare
Will Not Speak Retired Politician Declares Re election Meissen
A lengthy interview with Gen Benjamin Harrison reveals his stance on not campaigning and his view that Bryan’s policies are dangerous. He states he will not seek public office again, emphasizes loyalty to the party, and discusses the Porto Rico tariff issue, revenue questions, and the need for a proper decision by voters and courts.
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New York
Binjamin Harrison
Mit
Wight
Goyer
Torgny
Ray Anne
Washington
Lexat
Porto Rico
Congress
Supreme Court of the
United States
Bryan
Obituary notes for Yoh Kennerk and others in Fort Wayne
Obituary items for local residents include the death of Yoh Kennerk in Richmond at age about 83 with a large surviving family, the birth and death reports of several others, and notes on George Little and Frank Poh who died in local hospitals or accidents. The notices describe birthplaces, movements, occupations, and family connections, along with brief memorial details referenced to Fort Wayne and surrounding counties. The fragmentary text preserves names, dates, and relationships across multiple bereavement notices and historical figures.
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Yoh Kennerk
Richmond
Itv
Kenneth
Douis
John
Wilslat
Chicago
Gelin
Maggie
Mary
Nellie
Bladdie
George
Murrey Street
Denenerd
Logansport
Pleasant Townslip
Hie City
Ita
WA Kennerk
Cathway Sheet
Kenta
Kouns
Wells County
Becer
Perty
Iowa
Gines
Wea
Takey
George Th. Little
Lids City
Randall Hotel
Litte &, McCuloch
My. Little
Fort Waybe
Peter
C. D. Gurksan
Murder and an Asylum Suit Mark Early 1800s Pennsylvania Case
A disjointed 1808 Pennsylvania murder case centers on a murdered woman, a husband’s insanity defense, and a pursuit of insurance claims. The narrative links a professor’s alleged crime, subsequent asylum commitment, and a controversial precedent in life insurance law set by a related trial.
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Scilekin
Brovidert Litcom Trust Company
Enortildgu
Shovidge
Jerlidge
Wovembear
Shovilidge
Mies Muriel Tones
Shothy
Hesmn
Vlage
Shostiidge
Mim
Miz Sieridya
gWletide
Ike
Herlhigl Wittell
Inganltyy
Samling
Saveral
Ewloon Kenporth
Mawlie
Chen
Candy
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