Night march of strikers halted by troops in Panther Creek Valley
About 1 000 men and sixty women and girls attempted a night march eighteen miles from Hazelton toward Panther Creek Valley to close in on ten collieries of Lehigh Coal and Navigation company. Three infantry companies halted them at a mountain pass near Tamaqua, driving the crowd four miles back. later, strikers from Nesquehoning and other areas attempted to reach No. 1 colliery in Nesquehoning but were dispersed. A crowd gathered in McAdoo to watch, with local officers and reporters present as troops ordered dispersal on the public road near Conyngham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inksford
Hazelton
Panther Greek Valley
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Tamaqua
Unzeltoiy Qlsa
Nu. 1
Nesqichoving
Ada Mauch
Lotig
Triaaqua
Braver Meadows
Pinther Creek
Nesniechoning
Mradoo
Anil
Afi Aid
McAdoo
Tain
Caniduie
Conlnie
Uut
Poole
Schleykill County
Pennsylvania
Hmwever
Abd Chestuikarg
Mary Sones
McAdas
Tamagua
Nesquehoning Colliery Shutdown Sparks National Debate
The Nesquehoning valley agitation shows miners and locals resisting Lehigh Navigation Company plant shutdowns. General Gobin deployed two companies after near clashes as Zehner of the Associated Press reports Sheriff Beistin failed to act, with other Nesquehoning colliery units still operating alongside the shutdown.
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Nequeshoning
Lehigh Con
Fta
Gobin
Dy Zehner
Thy
Beistin
Grebo
Zelcher
Vermont Senate Meets to Elect United States Senator
The Vermont legislature held sessions to elect a United States senator to fill the unexpired term of Justin S Morrill. Leading candidates are ex governor William H Dillingham and Congressman W W Groff with Senator Ross a possible nominee.
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Montpelier
United States
Jonatha Ross
Justin S. Morrill
Willian H. Dillingham
W. W. Groct
Senolor Ross Nin
Omnyramtya
Bryan in Gotham Rally Fires Up New York Crowd
Col William J Bryan arrived in New York at 2 25 PM to a huge crowd at Grand Central and an intense reception. The rally began a major Democratic demonstration planned to eclipse any prior political gathering in the country.
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Neww York
William J. Bryan
Grand Gew
Dryay
Bryan
New York
Hell
Russia seeks large loan to fund war efforts and retire Pekli debt
An American report from Washington outlines Russia's need for substantial foreign credit to cover war costs and debt retirement. It notes potential borrowing of about 150 million dollars from New York banks, possible Rothschild involvement, and talks on loan terms and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Ruasie
Tu Faria
Rucuin
Rothschild
Russia
Fe Aameyeat Rhy
Passing Bryan in Albany Eager Crowd Gathers
A crowd in Albany Dabury New Mexico meets William J. Bryan as his train passes. Eliot Dayfarth and James Oliver Sir Bryan greet him. A nearby passenger exchanges greetings with Mr Bryan while others observe the scene and a witness from Ching reports a tower incident.
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Dabury
Wiliam J. Bryan
Nneugh
New York
Eliot Dayfarth
James Oliver Sir Bryan
Aimlis
Mar
Leryan
Wilssinmuy
Ewing
Bryan in Utica on New York tour stop
The report notes William Jennings Bryan’s arrival in Utica en route from Cleveland to New York for a state tour. He plans no prepared speech in New York, indicating spontaneity at meetings and expressing satisfaction with recent political developments and the success of the Chin issue.
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Utlen
Bryn
Cleveland
New York
Er Ryyad
Clava Inn
Blayuk
Toledo
Uleo Jajand
Porman
Mack
Democratic
Bryay
Suy
New York City
Bryan
SMALL CRASTER IN LUZON DETAINED AMERICAN TROOPS
A detachment of twenty men from the Twenty-fourth regiment repairing telegraph lines was attacked near San Foxo Nadvo Beija province Isle de Luzon. About 200 Filipinos overpowered them. seven Americans reached Ban Tose while the rest were captured. An enemy party killed a scout three miles from Takloban Leyte Island. Bodies of the dead were mutilated.
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Takloban
Leyte Island
Hrpe
Arst
Stevenson Journey Through Camden to Brown Demonstration
Mr Stevenson's journey follows his stay in Camden with ex Judge Carrow in Mohantville. He departed at nine o clock this morning by the Pennsylvania Railroad for Newarl where he will participate in the Brown demonstration tonight.
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Camden
Preparations Underway for Anthracite Miners Return
In Secanton Pennsylvania on Ost 16 officials report steps to end the strike and restart mining in the Lackawannon Valley. Companies are clearing sidings and removing cave remains as work is set to resume by week’s end, with thousands of miners returning.
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Secanton
Lacinwnnon Valley
Heopi
Sean
Stevenson Arrives in New York After Camden Journey
Mr Stevenson arrived in New York from Camden traveling via Jersey City with short stops at Burlington Bordentown Trenton and Newark He reached the Hoffman House at 1205 PM accompanied by Judge Carrow Johnny Stancheld candidate for Reverney and Berator Mackey nominee for Neutenat governor They were greeted by Richard Croker Senator Murphy Tr Crosby Senator McCarren and athens then Mr Stevenson was shot to his room Wr Bevemont noted his great fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oak
Mr. Stevenson
Camden
Jersey City
Burlington
Bordentown
Trenton
Newark
Hoffman House
This City
Judge Carrow
Johnny Stancheld
Reverney
Berator Mackey
Neutenat
Richard
Croker
Murphy
Tr. Crosby
McCarren
Athens
Goom
Wr. Blevemont
Bryan’s Personal Campaign Highlights City Split
Bryan’s personal campaign in Ohta last night showcased a split in the city’s Democratic factions. The event highlighted tensions between rival groups while promoting unity and the history of the city.
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Clavaland
W. J Bryan
Ohta
Democrati
Bryan rallies draw tens of thousands in three cities
A long account recalls William Jennings Bryan’s campaign stops in Cleveland Youngstown and Philadelphia. He spoke to crowds estimated near 40,000 in Youngstown while factory workers stood in amid sleet as his train rolled through the city. The march included large police presence andexcursions to boost turnout.
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United
Heocenaion
Joan
Bryan
New York
Laks Shore
Thin ‘Alty
Athwie
Youngstown
Philadelphia
Br. Bryan
Cleveland
Tammany Dlup
Hellandes
Weders
Central Armory
le Armory
Nemnrg
Mr. Bryan
Trust
Jim
Central Park
Win Ao
Kewind Trin
Liese
Polijfetann
I Trea
Republicar Campalam
Accuse Blount Of Forgery In Hartford City Case
Trederick Whunt was arraigned by Mayor Scherer on forgery charges after being arrested near Meyer Bros store for cashing a check forged in the name J. B. Cure aid. The suspect claimed to have worked for Curtis, whose bank account did not exist. Bound over to circuit court with $200 bond, Blount remains jailed awaiting trial.
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Trederick
Meyer Bros’ Dvwg
Shore
Mat Blount
Fangey
Curtis
Scherer
Dipunt
Cis Eurb
Roland Reed in Critical Condition After Operations
Roland Reed in New York remains under hospital care after two operations. He was kept in a weakened state since last night and is slated for another procedure today. The medical team reports his condition as critical with high risk due to prior trauma and infection.
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New York
Roland Deed
Take
Hospital
West
Two groceries sold on Broadway and Taylor corners
August Rietilen, long time proprietor at Broadway and Taylor, sold his grocery to Gottlieb and George Georgeljenny from the Rotary. On Mayday Fred Fehning, owner opposite candy store, sold to Christian Hagerfelt. R. S. Thompson, agent of the Wibpah, to provide eye coached and an engine to entry the Jefferson church to Tintington and bake Saturdays. Admission fifty cents.
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August Rietilen
Thompson
Wibpah
Powers Accept It Is Announced From Paris
Paris dispatch reports that Earl Li orders his forces to Canton and will not join the court. In Pekin diplomats speed French proposal. Cabinet at the Elysee Palace confirms Bowes accepted the Brena state as basis for talks. Ti Hung Chang orders troops to move to join the court at Stan-Pu and abandon Westmare and Ly Gunton.
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Paris
Elysee Palace
M. Delenasa
Bowes
Ted
Ti Hung Chang
Binck
Dekin Diplomats Meet in Paris Dispatch Details Debated
Paris dispatch reported by Havas from Hen sin on October 15 describes diplomatic talks with Lorde as the basis of negotiations. French propositions were initially approved, Conger raised no objection, and proposed terms included replacing certain officials and delaying a punishment for anti-Russian agitators by two years.
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Paris
Havas
Hen ‘Sin
Wrvie Tullich
Ampaxkator
Lorde
M. Dolensde
Corya
France
United States
Conger
Ecolata
Tovel Alales
Allies Take Tad-Ting Fu Capture amid Allied advance
A dispatch from Bhanghsi reports Footing-Po Woe seized Tad-Ting Fu on Saturday as 7,000 allied troops pushed forward. The force, sent from Pele, secured the town amid the ongoing campaign.
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Tad-Ting
London
Celsi
Bhanghsi
Footing-Po
Fron
Pele
Death of Chang Yer Hoan Revered Chinese Statesman
Confusion surrounds Chang Yer Hoan once a loyal adviser to the emperor and reform ally of the empress. Banished to Nebrador in exile after imperial changes, he later faced altered punishment via American and British mediation. Aged veteran of Chinese governance, he held decorations from rulers across Europe and Asia.
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Washington
Jerat
Pelein
China
Boundary survey classifies all mines as American
Vancouver British Columbia and other regions report the provincial surveyor Deane completed the survey of the disputed boundary on Mount Anka. The mine placed all the mines of importance in the district on the American side.
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Vancouver
B. C
Mount Anka
Suprayan
Deane
Boundary survey impacts Canadian duties and pulp camps
The survey aims to define boundary lines affecting mining camps and duty payments, redirecting supplies from Chilliwack BC to Sumas Washington. It notes a Canadian government commissioner and implications for territory and shipments to camps. A ship Lanternis bound for Port Figate Australia is long overdue with a 20 percent reinsurance offer and a cargo of nearly 2,000,000 feet of lumber, amid mutiny rumors surrounding its crew and captain.
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Aiines
Cilliwack
Sumas
Wash
Ia Francises
Lanaius
Port Blakeley
Port Figate
Australia
Creyrius
Kehlad
Chapman
Bonham Island
South Seas
Biter
Veeves
Alienated Affections Suit Heads to Circuit Court
A tangled local divorce and financial dispute unfolds as Ed Elmerk seeks $3,000 against the husband in Pleasant Township court. The case names multiple estates and guardians, with lawyers from Brome & Storrs and O'Rourke, and includes estate settlement motions for David W. Scott and William Ranke. The suit cites notes and property claims amid a broader civil docket. The Galveston news delay and theater crowd notes appear as brief city notices.
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Circuit Courk
O'Rounee
Enss
Taatin
Ed Kisnerk
Myvelly
Daw Ware
Elmerie
Kites
Kinnovies
Caray
Heider
Kinnevie Woo
Mus
Krider
Lundeed Willossew
Frei Pleasant Township
Atte Follure
A. HL
Bill
Ho Pli
Kane
Harry Colevick
H. Ty. Somere
Thy Innband
Crighton
Brome & Storsts
Robertson, & O'Rourke
William B. Nicholson
David W. Scott
Pitlane
William 7. Nanke
William Ranke
Tol W. Meeks
Grant Aroherek
E. J. Eliot
Peter Natl
Tov
Nn Howe
Wilding
Kurdish Risings Reach Tense Proportions in Diarbekir
The total rising among Kurds grows to alarming levels as authorities report troops deploying in the Diarbekir district. Several Christian and Muslim villages have been warned to evacuate, signaling escalating regional instability. Also noted is the upcoming Washington and Bruce Lownsly Plowing contest at John Dekion farm on Friday with a prize list in preparation. Tariy Young and Neny Gonglein are mentioned as local figures, with plans for Fervere to Slevolani.
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Carstailivople
Interwade
Diarbekir
Washington and
Bruce Lownsly
John Dekion
Mda
Death by own hand shocks Washington society
THOMAS F. LANE JR a son-in-law of ex Senator Blackburn killed himself at his Washington home in Mt. Vernon Lane near 21 p.m. His wife was resting when he entered the room and fatally shot himself. Lane, connected with the Vickers Sons & Maxim frame, had been elevated to prominence in Washington society. The tragedy follows a period of brooding over health matters and rumors of his wife’s earlier revival. Senator Blackburn was in Hagerstown when the news reached him and may withdraw from campaign duties. Lane, a New Hampshire native, had spent years in Louisville and Washington, serving in the Treasury buyers division before joining Vickers-Maxim.
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Washington
Thoas P. Tine
Blackburn
Mt. Wight
Lane
Lin
Tanidan Ordsihoe
Vickers, Sons & Muxla
Hetel
Tulle
Wellington
Blu
Met
Hager Town
Tony
Thonine F Linn
New Hampshire
Sunult
Louisville
Kyu
Misk Blackburn
Treasury Department
Remizning
Roberts Report On British Troops In South Africa Dispatch
Lord Roberts reports progress from Freteriy dated Dec 15 detailing British operations toward Mashadodorp and Heidelberg. He notes mounted troops engaging enemy on Oct 15 with heavy losses and casualties among officers and men, plus minor affairs continuing as forces remain active.
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London
Durd Roberts
Freteriy
Erench
Heidelberg
Lord Roberts Wao
Marriage Licenses and Local Medical Notice
Marriage licenses issued for William O. Tinea and Ema Tohn som Fredérich TL. Avated and Hattie B. Donte. Sprague Gropp and Jennin Kopp Owen G. Myers and Ann I Laver. Mrs Jolismna Hasse of Smnarty Street underwent cataract surgery by Dr H Avice days ago and is reported healing, with night faculty supervision in effect.
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William 0. Tinea
Ema Tohnsom
Fredérich TL
Avated
Hattie B. Donte
Sprague Gropp
Jennin Kopp
Owen G. Myers
Ann I Laver
Mra
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Bryan TN
Blount
Roland Reed
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Pekin Diplomats
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Ritormpr
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Drury Lane
Waterlas
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Chavias Wyndham
Lawra Waller
Verhehoom ‘Reo
Marie Tempest Yeatyed Vyutiyns
Audien
Amratean Calang
Ambaasador Chonta
Choate
Ieney White
Tum United Ibites
Ehibnasy
Thasy Prrennt
Sertous
Tariy Young
Neny Gonglein
Slevolani
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