Miners Fight Over Plans to Avert General Strike
delegates debate tactics to head off a nationwide walkout in the anthracite coal fields. Leaders from three districts vow to unite for a general stoppage, while Virginia and Michigan appear likely to oppose. President Mitchell arrives with a proposed policy to resolve the crisis without a strike, and talk of a defense fund raises questions about broader labor support.
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Jnirpore
Anthractta
Nyer
Virginia
Michigan
Mitchell
Sone
Chicago
Ife
Her
Delegetes
Istriota
Statemimis Et Delegnius
Arto Dial
Badly Hurt Man At South Krank Street Fire Alarm
Walter Yenneman living on South Krank Street was badly hurt today when he fell and injured his arm near a wheel path. A false fire alarm at the First Presbyterian Church triggered a fire response with several companies arriving.
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Walter Yenneman
South Krank Street
Monn Cal No Ty
Swagke
Sisiy
Bytorian Church
Peta Bnenatt
Builder Charles Baker Injured at Kalm’s Foundry
Charles Baker, a builder at Kalm's slave foundry, suffered a severe injury to his right hand on a Wettiesilay afternoon.
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Charles Baker
Kalm
Middletown Divorce Case Sparks Local Sensation
Mrs. Rabellensey sues John W. Hensey for divorce alleging years of drunkenness and neglect. She claims he has repeatedly threatened harm, damaged her health and property, and left his drunk conduct affecting their home as a boarding house keeper. The petition named Ban Hurwitz as attorney and the case drew notable local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hensey Sare
Tlenen
Hengey
Ban Hurwitz
Has City
Middletown
Rabellensey
John W. Tdnsey
Plainist
Kate Cooper
Traction line praised to connect Hamilton and Oxford
Within a year a traction railway between Hamilton and Oxford is expected to operate with modern, attractive cars. J G Heaven predicts the line will be ready in about a year with substantial construction in the upcoming fall and early winter. Farmers and cities welcome the link for improved transport and regional growth.
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LG. Heaven
Oxford
J. G. Heaven
Eis
Hare
Aleetha
Lost Money Incident Reported With Soldier Transport
An old soldier named Walling Gillespie was paid for a journey but lost his funds. He was given transportation home by a local agent identified as Tahemarys Agen Phamyien, with details unclear due to damaged text. The event notes a monetary loss and accompanying ride.
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Walling Gillespie
Honye
Tahemarys Agen 'Phamyien
Judge Hume Sued and Court Actions in Harlan
The report mentions Judge Hume being sued over a promissory note for 148 dollars connected to John Jones deceased, with attorney Hire for 2480. It notes affidavits by Sam Filton and mentions Charles Ros, described as the one-armed man, accused by Georgy We Stataber of wilting. Court instructions are disputed by Lorena Taylor and James McCabe, with Joseph Beckett dissents. William Irons, who pled guilty to cow stealing, was sent to the penitentiary for one year. Pabst cuts finger at Nilea Pool Works.
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Hume
Ailni
John BL Jones
Weilne
A. FF
Jon PL
Sam. Filton
Floss
Charles Ros
Urar
Harlan Elone
Georgy We Stataber
Wilting
Lorena ‘Taylor
James McCabe
Joseph Beckett
Harlan
Irons
William Irons
Ca Imabua
Bisder
Real Estate Bargains in Hamilton Ohio 1902 Ad
Real estate offers listed for sale in Hamilton Ohio with multiple properties on Eighth and Second Streets. Advertises 2 to 6 room brick houses, price ranges around 600 to 1 490 dollars, and mentions sewerage water and cisterns. Also notes furniture business sale including stock from Rogers Par ntitive Company and Gem Trading & Premium Company.
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Hargate
Murnibirg
Rogers
Auction notices feature 160 fine lots offered
The notice lists Hamilton and Shulor nye as highlighted items along with about 160 other fine lots. Address shown is Ernest A. Benninghofen at 17 North Second Street.
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Shulor Nye- Ots
Hamilton
Acaharwali
Benninghofen
North Second Eiteet
Fine Farm for Sale Near New London Pike
A five farm of 12 acres on the New London pike offers a house, stalls, wagon shed, hog house, wool house, two never failing wells, and five springs. Fourteen acres of rich pasture and woodland land accompany the property. Price around $1,000. Apply at 110 North Second Street, Avon. Call for plat and brief details.
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Cleveland Avenue
Seventh Street
Lindenwald
Illing
Thien
H. A. Benninghofer
North Second
Washington Street
Irick
New London Pike
Catire
Boubi Ton
North Second Street
Ward Lote
Brieg
Brains A. Beninghofen
Avon
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Cincinnati Brewing Company
Flamiston
Ohio
Banc
Semler Milling Company
John Hensey
Pabst
Albert Pabst
Iie
Nilea ‘Pool Works
Journal
Beninghofen
Eorth
Ernest A. Benninghafen
Manos
Real Wafate
Slares
Yarniltew
Ant Prine
Rosen
Leen Mo Texs
Banninghafen
South Eighth Street
Ciuk Side Toy
A. Benninghofen
North Seaond Street
Tamilton
Sean
High Street
Mevers & Company
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