Coal districts show high operability and workforce shifts
Nearly full workforce at Moconaque colliery owned by Went Znd Coal company continues as last week. Nonding company's units in Mabuooy south of Broad mountain are active, five of twenty collieries north of Broad mountain operate. About 80 percent of Reading collieries are running. Shamokin region shows improved output. Forty deputies join Sheriff Harvey at Hazelton, while miners begin leaving for Virginia fields.
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Dag
Harvey
Hazelton
Virginia
Incensed UY Troops Shut Down Mines in Milnsy Valley
Portaville dispatch Sept 24 reports almost all mines in Milnsy Valley halted except Lawrence colliery at Dralnway Pinda owned by U P W Sheattar estate. Militia presence sparked protests as 20,000 workers confront strikers while bosses remain at work and a mass meeting votes to quit.
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Portaville
Mahanoy Valley
Lawrence
Dralnway Pinda
U. P.W. Sheattar Estate
AL Gilberton Hie
Stoosis
Ile Iat
Milnysy Valley
Lawrence Cotligry
Catholic Church Dedicated in Wabash With Notable Attendees
The Catholic Church at Saint Bernard's Hall was dedicated in Wabash with impressive ceremonies. High mass and vespers marked the day, attended by clergy from nearby cities and towns, including Rev. H. D. Clavie presiding. About 2,900 worshippers filled the church, which cost over $50,000 to complete.
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Wabash
The
Men &T. Bernard's
Salamon
Ehuvet Societies
Wabagh
Logans
Port
Bafayette
Marion
Iuntington
Fort Wayne
Fathers Guendling
Portwayn
Crospun
Lagansport
Quinn
la Gre
Farstaon
Noire Thuney Roche
Hantiydton
Quintin
Entnyelts
Meissner
Peri
Buiny
Land Free From Faupers From Abroad By Bes Elst
A long report recounts an incident in Switzerland where a woman, Mrs. Fiske, travels from Italy to Switzerland, loses a purse, and later has it returned with contents intact. She thanks a Swiss church official and English clergy for mediation. The tale highlights Swiss attitudes to charity and poverty.
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Bes
Taly
Switzerland
Gotha
Switgarland
Wiske
Bho
Inter Grewny
Mds
Fiske
Chan
Ehirch
Country's freedom from pauperism amazes outsiders
Foreign visitors, though versed in many facets of the land, are surprised to find the country free from the institutions of pauperism common in other nations. The text notes a widespread misconception about the nation's affluence and social welfare.
Crawfordville Bus./Ministers Clash Over October Street Fair
In Crawfordville Indiana September 1894 a business men meeting at the courthouse debated an October street fair. Most city ministers and Wabash College president Kane opposed it as demoralizing. The Rev A T Alexander called the fair immoral. Business leaders urged approval and a committee led by A F Remsey was named to canvass support. Ministers warned the law would be enforced if held.
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Crawfordevile
Ind
Crawfordyville
Court House
Kane
Wabash College
Liui
A. T. Alexander
Canter Presbyterian Church
A. F. Remsey
Cain
New Year’s Eve Service Explores Jewish Progress
A New Year’s Eve service at the Jewish synagogue featured Rabbi Fred Colm and Rabbi Cohn discussing world and Jewish history. They traced progress from biblical exodus to modern times, praising the Jewish people’s enduring resilience and urging continuous advancement toward new victories.
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Fredehiakt
Cohn
Hay Tovieh
Bath
Israel
Egypt
Urouph
Red Sea
Lyons
Pend
Surprise to Friends Wedding of Conductor William EL Braey
The Lake Evie and Western trainman William EL Braey and Miss Bessie M. Hielsok wed at South Congregational Church in Me. Rev. Thwid T. Willian officiated as the couple planned a ten day honeymoon in northern Michigan. Locals note the match as a bright city topic.
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Lake Evie
William EL Braey
Bessie M. Hielsok
Broadway
Thwid T. Willian
South Congregational Parsonage
West Butler Strest
Grave of Four Priests Unearthed in Indiana Dig
Workmen uncover a skeleton in a bank excavation near Bermen Indiana. The remains are believed to be an Indian burial. A long beaded string found with the bones and a silver inlay hint at age and origin. Local inquiry seeks confirmation of the grave’s history and dating.
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Nappanow
Ind
Bermen
Chile
Britain Rejects amid Pekin force reductions
Telegrams report Britain rejecting a plan tied to Pekin but General Chaffee expected to begin pulling back troops in the Chinese capital today. Chaffee, still in command, may remain as operations wind down while Tsin-Tsin and Pekin forces stay under allied oversight. Berlin notes Germany and Russia and Japan have answered the German proposal on minister designation amid ongoing diplomatic exchanges.
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Albany
Neo
Hie Shi
Tstn-Tsin
Wilson
Pekin
Jatan and Russia Agree on Berlin Fiasco Outcome
In Berlin reports from Londan dated Sept 25 indicate textual fragments show Russia asserting in principle agreement and Tapenese replies moving toward approval regarding Gurmaby's proposal. The exchange suggests a cautious rapprochement between the nations despite unclear details.
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Londan
Berlin
Gurmaby
Russia
Tayan
Earl II on the Situation and Impending Pekin Mission
Earl II told an Associated Press representative that he does not expect an early settlement of the dispute. He cited numerous points to be settled and said that the Pet-Tung forts add to the complexity of the situation.
Chinese authority tensions rise in China amid Li Hong Chang visit
Report from 1900 notes opening of tentative Chinese authority to stabilize the country after arrival of Li Hong Chang. U.S. Secretary Conger seeks to assess credentials before policy. William Woodville Rockhill likely pursues separate talks. Russians inaugurate Red Cross hospital for all wounded soldiers from the Pun-chau explosions.
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Ti Mung Chang
Mntter
United States
Winister Conger
Li Rung Chang
William Woodville Rockhill
China
Enel Li
Ned Cross Hospital
Ezcicing
Phiy Feitish
Pekin Recaptured Reported by Shanghai Dispatch
Shanghai reports on Sept 25 that Chinese sources say Empress Dowager Nas issued a secret order directing Li Hung Chang to raise an army and retake Beitin. The claim refers to Beijin area operations and could signal renewed central control.
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Shanghai
Nas
Li Hung Chang
Beitin
Russians occupy Lu-Tsi forts as Chinese flee
Russian forces of infantry and cavalry seize Lu-Twi forts after Chinese retreat. Russians begin rebuilding the Tien Tsin railway station as the prospect of handing the railway to another power seems remote. Russian minister I DeGeirs will stay in Peking for now. An expedition sails from Taku toward Pao-Tig-Fu on Sept. 2.
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Lu-Twi
Wight
Tien Tsin Rilway
Waiiway
I. DeGeirs
Pekin
Taku
Pao-Tig-Fu
Triads Gather in Hong Kong Suburb Threaten Attack
A Hong Kong dispatch reports 20 000 triads assembled near Chung Sham and threaten to attack today. The mass gathering signals a volatile security situation as authorities monitor the development.
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London
Hong Kong
Chung Sham
Troops Landed at Taku and Movements Around Pekin
The dispatch notes troops landing at Taku on September 21 and the arrangement of Gener Voyvon's forces. Artillery units between Pekin and Tien Tsin include the Eighteenth Infantry and Seventeenth Marine Infantry. The Sixteenth Marine is marching toward Pekin, with a battalion from Ching seeking quarters at Tien Dein.
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Taku
Unt Ds
Lave Bien
Tier Tein
Gener Voyvon
Pekin Wd Buys
Brhe
Pekin
Tien Tsin
Dngnatry
Jeli
Tien Tain
Ching Se Qumy
Tien Dein
Marriage of Miss Helen Crosby and Victor Ruse sell
Miss Helen Crosby daughter of Mr and Mrs H O Crosby will wed Victor B Ruse sell at the Crosby home near Contlivre's park at six this evening Rev Tuyd Williams will officiate There will be two ribbon girls Agnes Russell and Josephine Crosty The couple plan a two week honeymoon in New York and other eastern points before settling at No 13 Bant Dewale street in November
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Helen
Rene Crosby
Wes
Hiram O. Crosby
Victor B. Rusesell
Contlivre’s Park
Tuyid 4. Williams
South Congregational Church
Agnes Russell
Josephine Crosty
Jane
Tride
South Calhoun Street
Insheen Ome
Hg, Dun & Go
Clovk
Russul
Reijeke
Orchestran
New York
City
Bant Dewale Street
Big Order for Boxps TT Apnold Seeks Mail Boxes
A large order was canvassed at a western district yesterday for 197 farmers mail boxes under a rival free delivery system. The Jurpust unit received the Fort Wayne tally as proof of strong local demand, showing broad farmer support for the new LV System. Subscribe for The Senlinel.
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Apnold
Om Bowle
Worlinwest
Fort Wayne
Wives sue for divorce in superior court over cruelty and duties
Two women file divorce suits in the superior court. Mary Miller alleges cruelty and failure to provide, seeks custody of two children and alimony. Marshall Miller arrested on a lising charge with Lucy Workings. Sophia Pearse seeks divorce from Zetus Pearse, alleging cruelty and abandonment, with a child named Arno. Defendant employed on the Wabash railway and living with another woman. Judge Vesey issues restraining order against Wabash Railway to withhold wages until further notice.
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Superios Court
Mary Miller
Marshall P. Miller
Garrett
Lucy Workings
Miller
Abdney M. T. Stokes
Sophia R. Pearse
Zetus
Pearse
Ave
Arno
Newark
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Divorce actions heard in superior court
Judge Vesey heard two divorce suits and granted separate adjourned terms. Elizabeth Shon obtained a degree separing from Tycoh Shon, while Frank I. Homsher was granted a divorce from Ida Homsher. Stoles acted as Homsher's attorney and A B Bittinger represented Mrs Homsher.
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Superior Court
Vesey
Elizabeth
Tycoh
Frank I. Homsher
Ida Homsher
Vii
Stoles
My. Humsher
A. B. Bittinger
Humsher
Guilty Verdict In Bi lamy Case Reported
A damaged notice states that Tames Wilox faced charges leading to a guilty plea. The record notes prior confinement in an asylum and assigns a sentence of jail time. Details are fragmentary but indicate a court proceeding and a pronouncement of guilt.
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Bonelugge
Higay
Wilcax
Dudya O'Rowrlee
Notable Forgery Trial and Estate Proceedings Reported
Fudge Vesey awards sixteen twenty to Mary B. bancrett in a judgment. The superior court orders a report on October. William Brewer faces forgery charges after passing a check under the name Brewer, claiming he used it for a card to move past reloads. jury verdict follows deliberations. Brewer is freed. Abraham Weil corroborates as censor of Incoh Wei’s estate. Reward Byall faces trial for orchard damage. Henry Philips, present with Byall, also to stand trial with expected limited testimony.
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Fudge Vesey
Plaigtifé
Mary B. Bancrett
Andrew H. Kaiser
Bend
William Brewer Goem
Brewer
Liewine Roach
Ar Vest
Roach
Tadge Orowke
Abtahanl Weil
Incoh Wei
Marriage Licenses Granted to Numerous Couples in Wenona
The city records show a batch of marriage licenses issued to several pairs including Willa Tradjey with Uethe Alvisole, Aya Emma Shoal with Tomes Curritten, Nogle Sphaller with Blanette Ninann Barmael Rippenhammer, and Wikina Vachon with Ania Boyert, among others.
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Willa H. Tradjey
Uethe MM. ‘Alvisole
Tlarry Barthola Aya Emma Shoal
Tomes
WM Curritten
Nogle F. Ghull
David F. Sphaller
Aml
Blanette
Oninann
Barmael Rippenhammer
Fanny Teoherts
Wikina Vachon
Ania Boyert
Unclear OCR Note Links Azhar University Figure
Fragmentary text mentions Ann Azhar University and a person Will Gonite Jr. It references Theta and Meat materials, but missing context and readable details. No definite event or outcome to confirm.
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Will Gonite, Jr
Brewer on trial for forgery in Civil Court case
Jurors hear charges against Avi Brewer in a trial alleging forgery. Witness testimony cites alleged attempts to obtain funds by presenting false documents related to injuries connected to a railway incident.
French Troops Land in China Reported by Cavalry Telegraph
Parks Sept 25 telegraphs that General Voyron, commander in chief of the French troops in China, reports landing actions and movements by French forces. The message provides a terse update on troop status and location as the situation develops.
Mordhurst Chosen General Grand Workman at Masons
H W Mordhurst of this city was elected general grand workman by the council of the Ancient Accepted Masons of the United States at their session held in Cincinnati on Monday. The selection marks a significant leadership appointment within the fraternal body during the annual meeting.
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H.W. Mordhurst
Praml
Bruw Auet
United States
Cininniki
See U. Two Goods and Dates in Transcribed Notice
The fragmentary OCR notes a purchase or stamp entry involving See U. and a 20-Abawit item. It mentions Mrs. DB Maxwell, wife of a minister, and notes she is convalescing from an illness. The legible portion hints at a household or church-related notice with limited clarity.
County corrections group reports to commissioners
Ward of county corrections and activities, led by president fad secretary George A Gale and Mrs W P Coop, filed a report with Indy O'Rourke and county commissioners. The band has visited the county jail and asylum three times in the past year, with praise for management but recommendations for improvements in ventilation and sanitary conditions at several institutions.
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Cannty
George A. Gale
Mra. W. P
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