AINE STRIKE ENDS AS MINERS ACCEPT PROPOSAL
The great miners strike in western states neared settlement after a Columbus convention voted 495 to 397 to accept the operators proposal. Illinois delegates opposed. ten day pause to resume work to allow cross district talks, with Illinois to meet Sept 19 to decide further action. Hazleton unrest and clashes with deputies raised security fears.
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Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
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Illinois
National Executive Board
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J. C. Dysart
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Prairie State
Spritefield
Ills
National Convention of
Ratchford
Tllinois
Death Roll Grows From Hazleton Shooting Tragedy
Records show 22 dead and at least six more likely to die after a highway shooting near Hazleton Pennsylvania. Names of the deceased include locals from Harwood Crystal Ridge and Cranberry with several others at death's door.
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Hazleton
Jacob Tomashantas
Tomashantos
Andrew Nickowski
John Chobenski
Steven Urich
Andrew Verhman
John Franko
John Zernawick
Frank Kodet
John Zaslack
John Sheka
Anton Greckio
Jonn Y Turnasvich
Andrew Yuricki
of Harwood
Andrew Zimonski
Adam Zimoski
John Buski
Stanley Za
Close Race for the Pennant in Baseball Standings
Baltimore leads the league standings by five points as of mid September with Boston and New York close behind. The season ends October 3, with latest scores across the American and Western leagues including Baltimore 8 Chicago 3 and New York 9 Brooklyn 6.
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Baltimore
Boston
P. C. Baltimore
New York
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Washington
Pan
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Louisville
St. Louis
Washington S
Leecuisville
Pittsboro
Columbus
Grand Rapids
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Detroit
Western Association
Dubuque
Peoria
Rockford
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Quincy
St. Joseph
Burlington
Hazelton Riot Striker Clement Plopislack Dies at 33
In Hazelton Pennsylvania Clement Plopislack aged 33 one of the Friday riot strikers died late last night raising the death toll to twenty three. The violence erupted during labor unrest as authorities faced clashes with protesters and injured workers were hospitalized.
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Lattimer
Martin
Washington
Pon
Gampers
Debs
Gobin
No. 8
Audenreich
Gomer Jones
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Jones
Hazleton
Hazelton
Clement Plopislack
Columbus match race ends in photo finish at driving park
On Saturday at Columbus Driving Park Rube Rush's Arad and Bascom driven skeleton wagon faced Earl Kiser the bicyclist. Kiser powered by five pacers led the mile heat by four lengths and won by two feet in 1.47% as the horses finished second. In the half mile second heat the horses clocked 52 seconds to win, setting a world record.
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Columbus
Rube Rush
Arad
Bascom
Earl Kiser
Columbus Driving Park
Kiser
Governor weighs calling extra session on railroad rate cuts
Sioux Falls reports Governor Lee examining the advisability of an extra legislative session to enact proposed railroad rate reductions as law. Supporters argue it could nullify a U S court injunction against the state railroad commission and administration papers urge the move.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Lee
United States
State Railroad Commission
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