Potential coal strike threat looms over 140000 miners
Haghton Pa August 28. If the anthracite coal operators refuse to grant UMW demands by September a strike involving 140000 miners will be declared. President Mitchell said the National board will order a strike if conditions are not remedied when it meets at Theodorepolis in September.
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Haghton
Enthracite Con
United Mine Workers
United Mine Workers’ Organization
Mitchell
National Board
Tedranopolis
Dividend distributed to creditors of Price McCormick Co
The Metropolitan Trust Company held a fifty percent dividend in cash for the creditor committee on claims against Price McCormick Co of New York. The trust company plans to pay the first dividend to creditors, after deducting costs and claims, with a balance of about $1,100 set aside for expenses.
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Mir
Mccormick & Co
New York
Metropolitan Trust Company
Price
Olvisna
Triate
Texans listed as registered in New York hotels
Special to The Test reports Texans registered at New York hotels including Houston Neill Masterson Austin Jasen Key and many others with multiple hotel names such as Normandie St Cloud Imperial and Herald Square and guests like Mrs Minnie Kingston and Mr J M Clark among the listings.
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Houston
Neill Masterson
Normandie
Austin
Jasen H. Key
St. Cloud
Wells
J. F. Kieth
Normandie Hrownagine
C. R. Sherman
Holmen Daliins
Miss Foreman
Imperial
WF. Botis
Miso Ross
St. Dente
N. Jacoby
Fearnoy
M. K. Brooks
Inez Brooks
Barney Brooks
Tom Brooks
Will Brooks
Madison Brooks
J. He Brool
Betti
Mize Janersot
Paleetine
Joannes J. Quinn
St. Claw
Tevarkana
D A. McVadgon
Herald Square
Waco
Minnie Kingston
U S Officials in China Debate Action and Interference
Washington reports cite American officials in China weighing measures to secure telegraph lines and consider sending a man of war to Shanghai Chee Foo. Destruction near the legation and talks with Li Hong Chang's potential role as peace plenipotentiary are noted amid Allied diplomacy and cautious force options.
Chafer renders services to Von Ketteler widow
The War Department reports Adjutant General in Washington received word that Chafer offered to furnish transportation and escort for Baroneess Von Ketteler, widow of the murdered German minister to China. The note also mentions the Baronne von Ketteler as an American, daughter of President Ledyard of the Michigan Central Railroad, with home in Detroit. Shinghal dispatch notes Chinese officials reporting the emperor dowager empress and Prince Town near Tai Yuan Fu in Shan S and Tai Yuasa Fu region near Pekin.
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Chafer
von Ketteler
Washington
War Department
Toku
China
Baronees von Ketteler
Tien Tain
Nanturks
Chaffee
Baroneex von Ketteler
Ledyard
Michigan Central Railroad
Detroit
Mich
Shan $i
London
Shinghal
Tai Yuasa Fu
Tai Yuan Fu
Chi Li
Pekin
Goebel Law Amendment Moves Amid Kentucky Session
Governor Hackham urges a fair amendment to the Goebel law as Kentucky lawmakers convene in extra session. Dyer and Harbeson replace dead or resigned members while both chambers weigh the repeal and a new election law. Meade arrives at Manila with orders to proceed. Meade voyage reports no casualties.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
House
Senate
Dyer
Hill
Epeaued
Watkins
Bell
John
Furnish
Harbeson
William Goebel
Hackham
Democrata of
B. O. Leigh
Paducah
William P Thorne, Jr
Eminence
Miles
Leigh
bin Tutte
Privat
Trouble Fears War Over China Draws Open Door Warning
Washington notes say European powers may declare conquest in China. After a cabinet meeting a member warned the United States would remind them of the open door policy ensuring equal trade rights. The action sought is unclear but signals U S readiness to join presumed grabs.
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Washington
China
United States
Li Hung Chang Credentials in China Policy Debates
Washington reports delayed replies from powers on Li Hung Chang as plenipotentiary to settle China affairs. Cables reveal concerns over tampered messages and possible interference on wires between Chefoo and Shanghai. France notes a council to detain Li Hung Chang aboard ship until negotiations open.
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Washington
Chaffee
China
Pekin
Tien Tain
Chee Foo
Shanghai
New Orleans
Princetown
Chee Moo
Li Hung Ching
Ter
Aneland
Runtin
Germany
Wales
TA Hung Chang
Chima
Preparing for the Winter in China War Zone
Reports from Pekin state General Chaffen plans to sustain 15000 American troops through the winter. Fifteen wounded sailors arrive by boat, including marines from the legation assault, while a large refugee batch is expected tomorrow. Captain Myeres, linked to naval dispatches, is noted as a poet by some, with service on the Baltimore and Oruron.
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Asociated Press
Ten Teta
Vis Taku
Pekin
Chaffen
China
Legations
Messages From General Chaffee Delayed In Transit
Adjutant General Corbin reports a dispatch to General Chaffee, who says no messages from Corbin have arrived since August 14 the Pekin assault date. Dozens of dispatches have been sent, with delays explained by bishered routes through China and undated cables.
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Chaffee
Washington
Corbin
Chaffen
Cthaffee
Pekin
China
Wonger
Genenv Chaffee
Governor Shaw Recieves Conger Reply Message
Den Moines Iowa August 28 Governor Shaw received a reply message from Minister Conger to a late week inquiry. The Conger note thanks Iowa for congratulations and is dated Tayl? No date. The communication confirms official exchange between Governor Shaw and the minister.
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den Moines
Iowa
Shaw
Conger
den Moiion
Tale
Americans Arrive From Pekin After Five Day Sea Journey
Fifty Americans claiming family ties to Miases Condit Smith Woodward and Paine reach here from Pekin, left five days ago by boat. Lt. Waldron sustains a nervous wound at Hoo Be Wom Rousalane as the commissary prepares an extensive winter base. The dispatch mentions Mike Woodward and Miss Woodward, relatives of M.S. Woodward, and Mrs Conger, wife of the minister, with ties to Pekin. Casualty list from the Sixth Cavalry reports several wounded in the August 19 engagement near Tien Tain.
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Chaffee
Taku
Manila
Ecema
China
Takahira
Wollant
Thiebaut
Adee
Li Hong Chang
Wollast
Russia
Chins
Rusala
United States
Li Hung Chang
United Stated
Php
Chaffes
Baronesa van Haetwr
Proem
Tony Tain
Condit-Smith
Woodward
Mike Woodward
Tien Tain
Im.s. Woodward
Western Adjustment Company
Canyor
Pekin
Mike
Miss Woodward
Evanston
Japan
Conger
Mary Condit-Smith
Mins Smith
Sixth Cavalry
Washington
Taday
Wint
Bixth
Tien Tein
Corrigen
Hale
Rioting Triggers Death Threats to Officials in Akron
County and city officials in Akron face deadly threats as rioters demand no arrests after Wednesday night disturbances. Citizens urge Judge J. A. Kohler to convene a special grand jury session. A twelve man guard protects Sheriff Kelly and county property in the jail fortress.
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Akron
Ohio
Kelly
Fourth Victim Dies From Gilman Riot Aftermath
Mrs Charlotte Wrich died in Trequoia county jail Watseka following alleged misdeeds linked to the Gilman tragedy. Blood loss exposure and a long transport worsened her condition. Four deaths occur from the Wright hospital riot era, with John Myers Michael Ryan Dowsie Salter and Mrs Dr Wright among the deceased. George Willoughby, injured, faces possible death.
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Kankakee
Charlotte Wrich
Gilman
Trequoia County
Watseka
Witdeka
Wright Hospital
Vietima
John Myers
Michael Ryan
Dowsie Salter
Wright
George Willoughby
Disputed South Carolina Primary Sparks Violence and Scratches
In the first democratic primary for statewide offices in the state two weeks before the runoff, Governor Hoyt leads the prohibition ticket while Tillman is scratched by 20,000 votes with no opponent. Violent clashes break out at Midway and West Dulcas precincts as pistols and knives injure several, including Howard Crider and Clum Smoak.
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Columbia, & C
Thi
James A. Hoyt
Greenville
M. B. Whweeny
F. B. Gary
House of Representatives
A. Howard Partwrson
Walter Whitman
Eigueen
Saindler Tilman
Hoyt
Benator Tillwich
Hame
McSweety
Koyt
McSweeny
Mulenanu
John T. Sloah
Dimwweruio
RR. H. Jeanine
Talbert
Stokes
Hijett
Finkey
Strait
Stangarne Wilson
Joseph Jolson
James Norton
Scarborough
Tiemen
Asta
Smnvak
Cue
Someiuger
Howard Crider
Clum Smoak
Dick Smoak
West Dulcas
Greenville County
Pinckney Jordan
Himpry Owens
Ra Owens
Walet
Third Ticket Tale Prompts Third-Party Ticket Nominations
New York August 28 The Tribune notes leaders of the third ticket movement plan to nominate Senator Donelson Caffery of Joulsians for president and Moor tend Storey of Massachusetts for vice president The group at 141 Broadway says both men likely consent and could be nominated at Carlisle hall in September Caffery favors a third ticket Storey an anti imperialist may win New England votes.
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New York
Tribune
Donelson Caffery
Joulsians
Moortend Storey
Massachusetts
Broadway
Carlisle Hall
Beneator Caffery
Anid
Mr. Storey
New England
Populist Nominates Stevenson for Vice Presidency
Chicago August 24. George F Washburn treasurer of the National committee commented on the Populist nominating M. Stevenson for vice president to fill the vacancy after Towne declined. He said he favored a candidate who would stay with the party and uphold its file.
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Washbure
Chicago
People's Party
M. Bteveneon
Tl v
Towne
George F. Washburn
National Committee
Stevenson
Fees
Ws Hut Treas
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