Latimer Massacre: Striker Rally Opened Fire Killing Dozens
In Latimer Pennsylvania the mobilized strikers marching toward Hazle Township were met by deputy sheriffs led by Sheriff Martin. Fire from the deputies killed at least twenty two and wounded many more. Governor Hastings called out the militia to prevent further bloodshed while officials consider investigations and disarming the deputies.
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Tarleton
Martin
Shastings
Elazle Mises
Latimer
Gagle
Minine Villae Latimer
Cpiwd
Shei Martin
Asa
Ann Nubéic Hisuwar theatrBere
Mutteriog
Firth Jae Beate
Pitedas
Dennises
Tlasieten Tere
Troiler Road
Sebnalhouse
Harwood
Oregon Railway Board Elects New President Mohler
Reported happenings include Prince Bismarck's health note and a Sinn county robbery of $1000 from Hubert A. Magee, a St. Matthias farmer. A wreck near St Louis injured three tramps riding a passenger train of the St Louis and San Francisco line.
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Prince Bismarck
Hubert A. Magee
St. Matthias
Sinn
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
A. L. Mohler
St. Louis
San Francisco
Th. Loni
Strike Settlement Reached for Coal Industry
The national miners convention at Columbus adopted a compromise to end the strike. Work to resume in ten days with District rates set at 63 cents per ton for Pittsburg and 50 cents for UK noise and Indiana. Rates vary by district due to digging difficulty.
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National Convention of
Con
Columbus
Pittsburg
Indiana
Miners of Feunssiva Ila West Virginia Endorse Proposed Terms
A dated convention of miners in Feunssiva Ila West Virginia and nearby districts accepts a recommendation from the national executive committee. The plan involves cents in the Pittsburg district and across states to restore work and aid nonreceiving miners while continuing the struggle. An advisory board of national officers and district presidents will guide actions and negotiations. District resumes work for ten days to allow miners time to confer and secure favorable terms.
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Feunssivaila
West Virginia
Oho
Ta Jiana
Binois
National Executive Comitttion, Inc
Pittsburg
Uiniz
Pase
Miners and Operators Clash Over Arbitration and Wages
Turmoil grips the Pitshure district as miners threaten strikes and wage battles pending arbitration. Operators fear wage concessions and plan organizational moves while negotiations stall amid broader coal region tensions.
Turbulent Changes and Maritime Incident Report
The text reports a demand for resignation of a police chief amid disciplinarian concerns. It also mentions the German steamship Jon near Ree Warborthl and a damaged vessel in New York waters with deck damage. California ship changes and warm weather influence anticipated harvest schedules are noted.
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Warborthl
New York
Wihiell
Leslie M Shaw Named Iowa Gubernatorial Candidate
A long profile portrays Leslie M Shaw as a principled lawyer farmer and civic leader from Denison Iowa. It highlights his abstinence from tobacco and alcohol his church work education advocacy including a farmers academy and his record as an arbitrator and promoter of limited government and a gold standard stance.
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Étifia
Bid
Noebe
Shaw
Anul Bsiness
Amethodist
Denison
Cornell College
Methodist Church
Suday
Dealson
Blis
Tonch
Mani
Denous
Hlis
Sein
Kir. Shaw
Canndry School
Scott
Gradtatea
W. J C. van Ness
Stuow
Seriasl
Anl
State University
State Normal School
Tie
Shaw & Wuetaoleleis
Clenis
Tarmer
Ballantine
Man of Principle Emphasizing Justice and Integrity
A profile lauds a lawyer who never swears, drinks, or smokes, avoids secret societies, serves as school director, and stays active in the Methodist church. He treats clients as rightful, persuades settlements out of court, and backs the gold standard, while avoiding gold clause notes.
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Methodist Church
Earthquakes Prove Earth Is Alive As Shocks Dwindle
In the St. Louis Republic the writer notes seven thousand earthquakes in recent eras, twenty nine of which caused enormous destruction. The shocks are described as proof the earth remains alive while seas and rivers settle, and once absorbed the planet may become a quiescent dead body like the moon.
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Pennsylvania Coal District
Arhitentar Sph
Arhitvstora
Tee
Ceria
Piiteinirg
Uiagia
Chia
Pitshure
Aimne
Autaide
Peligg Opera- Hahure
Dutshure
Cleveland
Ste Armpit
de Armit
Todiana
Vieners
Senin
Pillsburg
Pia
Bein
Tnounaersa
Ishpeming and
Pranisen
Pennsylvania
Fis Hess
Tonvesc
Dpokier
Ttrien
Linders
Califerdhia
Orien
Leslie M. Shaw
Iowa
Naver
Efe
Gilbert
Anyouw
Huvrer
Linps
Tremendous Seiver
Buan
Lanroilis Ountf
Vertiaat
Slany
Pete Gixfenes
Vermont
Teh
Ube
Green Mountain
Danison
Lie
Ile Las Mide
Crawfornd
Sitheere
Ian
Slaw
Dvards Sr
Mortimer Shaw
Siiver
J. T. Remens
Aganst Dolliver
Congress
Mr. Shaw
Ir. Shaw
Uate
Hintia
Govarnor
Wis Holtenbrech
Minde
Alice Crawshaw
Clinton County
Mier
James Crawshaw
E. Gullick
Imniel
Mies Crawsiaw
Camanche
Enid
Dent- Ron
Erma
Uveara Oll
Hee Fushrind
Qiul
Iley
Trea
China
Laa, Shaw
Clm. Shaw
M.shaws
Resienge
Dinryen Tewa
St. Louis Republic
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