Anthracite Strike Tensions Persist in Hazleton Area
In Hazleton Pennsylvania on October 2 1902 most collieries operated with only a few exceptions. At Cranberry colliery six engineers and a foreman quit over loading coal with non union replacements. Lattimer colliery saw 56 workers quit, also replaced by non union labor. Company officials refuse to discharge these replacements, suggesting ongoing friction and potential railroad delays though overall regional conditions remain largely satisfactory.
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Hazleton
Cranberry
Lattimer
Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers
Strikes linger as Scranton colliers resume slowly
SCRANTON PA Oct 23 most mines in the district operate under orders from Mr Mitchell yet full resumption is not achieved. Several small concerns have not posted notices agreeing to miners terms. President Mitchell remains in Scranton handling strike matters and will likely depart Tuesday.
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Scranton
Mitchell
Collieries Restart in Shamokin Area Amid Labor Push
In Shamokin Pennsylvania twenty of twenty three coal mines resumed operations on Monday. About sixteen thousand workers returned to jobs. Nearly all mines in the Pittston district also reopened on Monday.
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Shamokin
Pittston
Bryan Campaign Schedule Through Indiana and Chicago
Bryan arrives in Indianapolis at 6 50 a m Thursday and travels by special train to Jamestown Crawfordsville Frankfort Delphi Monticello Monon Rensselaer Hammond and Chicago where he speaks at 4 p m He campaigns in Chicago Friday night Omaha Saturday and closes in Lincoln Neb Nov With Townes speech Townes mocks Roosevelt and a large audience in Tomlinson Hall watches Geo J Marott preside
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Indianapolis
Peoria
Big Four
Jamestown
Crawfordsville
Hammond
Chicago
Bryan
Omaha
Houe
Lincoln, Neb
Tomlinson Hall
Charles A. Towns
Geo. J. Marott
Towne
Roosevelt
Stevenson Indiana itinerary spans eight towns this week
Adlai E Stevenson plans a multi city swing through Indiana this week visiting Lawrenceburg Madison North Vernon Seymour Peru Auburn Fort Wayne Bluffton Montpelier with schedule tight and multiple stops on consecutive days and times.
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Adlai FE. Stevenson
Indiana
Lawrenceburg
Madison
North Vernon
Seymour
Peru
Auburn
Fort Wayne
Bluffton
Montpelier
McKinley and Roosevelt Backed by Hanna Letters
H. H. Hanna's sound money headquarters dispatched 200000 personal letters in support of McKinley and Roosevelt, boosting campaign outreach and urging voter support.
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H. H. Hanna
Sound Money
McKinley
Roosevelt
Returning Redcoats Are Given a Big Welcome in London
London observes a hero's welcome as hundreds line the parade route to greet returning volunteers. Buildings wear flags and bunting while shops close as the Prince of Wales reviews the troops. A queen telegram notes safe arrival of the Aurania and well being of all aboard.
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London
City of London
Prince of Wales
Youth Shot Down by an Old Man in Brazil Indiana
Sam Harmon, 60, fatally shot Charles Reynolds, 18, as Reynolds and companions left Harmon’s resort after stones were thrown at the house. Reynolds died. a mob gathered, Harmon was moved to Terre Haute, and a friend struck him. Other notes report varied local incidents and digressions across Indiana towns.
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Brazil
Ind
Sam Harmon
Charles Reynolds
Reynolds
Mme. Harmon
Harmon
Klinger
Terre Haute
George Wilson
New Fair Grounds
Husband and Wife Narrowly Survive Brutal Knife Attack
In Noblesville Indiana on a Sunday evening Edward Bradfield was slashed across the neck by his brother in law Thomas Mills who fled after being restrained. Mrs Bradfield received three gashes to the arm as Mills was arrested. Bradfield is gravely ill and his wife remains in serious condition with the motive for the assault unclear.
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Noblesville
Ind
Edward Bradfield
Thomas Mills
Pretty Italian Woman Marries Miner in Brazil Indiana
Madeline Mezzo from Italy wed August Banzo after a courtship begun in Italy. Banzo, now a miner north of town, saved enough to buy a home and fund the bride’s voyage. Locals plan a week of celebrations to mark the marriage.
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Madeline Mezzo
Italy
August Banzo
Here
Assault and Robbery Leave Centerville Man Near Death
John Houck of Centerville was assaulted and robbed Saturday night in Richmond Indiana. He lies unconscious and is not expected to recover. Officers investigate while John Jones, a stock buyer, is in custody with no statement. Investigators believe two men carried out the crime.
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Richmond
Ind
John Houck
Centerville
John Jones
Deaths of Jeffersonville's aged German citizens Neffe and Harlander
Jeffersonville Ind Oct 25 two prominent and aged German citizens Herman Neffe and George F Harlander died Sunday night. Neffe had been ill for some time while Harlander died unexpectedly after a period of good health.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
j—Herman Neffe
Geo. F. Harlander
Hervey Attacks McKinleys Army Canteen Stand
Dr J McD Hervey urged the ministerial association to condemn McKinleys stance on the army canteen and drew majority support from members during Monday morning session in Richmond Indiana.
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Nlchmond
Ind
Spi
J. McD. Hervey
Ministeria Association
McKinley
Aged Rev Pritchard Dies Sudden at Chesterfield
The Rev Henry R Pritchard 81 oldest Christian Church minister in the United States died suddenly at Chesterfield near Anderson on Saturday He preached in Indianapolis until years ago and his death followed heart trouble He left a long record of self taught study hardship early life and steady ministry across Indiana and Ohio.
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Henry R. Pritchard
The
Christian Church
United States
Chesterfield
Anderson
Emiline Birdsell
Fairview
Ind
Columbus
Bartholomew County
Washington
Indianapolis
Henry
James
Methodist Church
Indiana
Campbellites
Disciples of Christ
Rising Sun
Mount Pleasant, O
Oxford
Miami University
A. R. Benson
Butler College
Ohio
Diphtheria Across All Counties Reported
State health board reports diphtheria in every county with several hundred cases and two to three score deaths. In 12 counties schools have closed. The crisis mirrors earlier predictions about rising infections and related illnesses.
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State Board of Health
State Board
Grace Crossings a Relic of Barbarism
Rev C C Rowlison of Third Christian Church denounced grade crossings in Indianapolis as barbaric after a Thirteenth Street and L E W railroad collision killed one and injured many He linked political machines trusts and jails to barbarism and urged caution before sending civilization to China The Board of Children's Guardians gained custody of Helen D Tomlinson from a bitterly opposing father Ed Tomlinson
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C. C. Rowlison
Third Christian Church
Thirteenth St
Indianapolis
China
Tammany
New York
Board of Children's Guardians
Helen D. Tomlinson
City Markets Report From Indianapolis Provisions
Indianapolis market notes list smoked hams and dried beef hams with price ranges and weights. Breakfast bacon and bacon clear sides are priced per 50 pounds average. Dry salt hams and bellies appear in the condensed city market summary.
Pickled Meats and Groceries Price List Ad
A dense price list advertisement covering pickled meats lard and pork cuts with per barrel and per hundredweight rates, various vegetables fruits nuts canned goods teas spices and groceries, plus fish game cheese eggs butter live poultry coal oils drugs and seeds with multiple brand and regional price points. The dense catalog presents wholesale and retail figures across numerous items and units.
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Stevenson
Toun
Dr. Wood
Orebaugh
Linton Commercial Club
Hyland
Natilda Domine, Laporte
Rochester
Bartley Wilhelm
Eaton
Glass Flatteners’ Association
Hector de Greve
L. A
Hartford City
Wilhelm
Louis Wilhelm
Barton W. Everman
United States Fish Commission
Cicott
Logansport
Charles Dhe
National Window and Bent Glass Company
L. A. 300
Muncie
Parsons
Knights of Labor
Sam Sing Lee
Richard Love
Attica
Thomas Walsh
Connersville
Roy Greiner
Prof. Thurman
Elwood
James Myerly
Horace Williams
Goddess of Liberty
Myerly
Williams
Grace Connett
Daleville
John Mars
Daniel Gaughan
William Haight
John
Houck
David F. Rogers
Near Monon
the Klondike
Clark Cole
Andrews
Wabash
Foanoke
Nellie Thompson
Flamford City
Hei
Charles Barnes
Frank Wilson
Alum Cave
Sullivan County
Philippnes
Comederr Hickman
Maysville
Charles H. Bowen
Crawfordsville Review
DeHarity & Co
George Clements
St. Andrew's Catholic Church
Amy Troop
Ada Eadwards
Marion
Katharine White
Frank McGrady
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Carl Lamar
Greenfield
Hazel Talbert
Morristown Christian Church
Wiliam Wittridge
Anna Vanderough
Marion Normal College
Charles
Delph
Middletown
James Kelly
Dalph
Kelly
William Moneyhan
William
N. Senate Ave
Central Christian Church
Pritchard
Ches
James A. Pritchard
Senate Ave
William H. Pritchard
N. Liberty St
William Newnan
Bellefontaine-st
Robert Potts
Thorntown
B. B. Tyler
Mr. Pritchard
Chardwood
Library
Equitable Credit Plan
Aaa
Va and
Crewda
Kentucky
Rev. Rowlison
City Markets
California
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Geger Box
Ridgewood
Phoenix A
Empire A
Ideal
Windsor
Yellow
Ariosa
Lion
Jersey
Young Hyson
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Best
Timothy
Canada Field
G. S
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Michigan
Limburger
Briel
Pittsburg
Kanawha
Winifrede
Raymond City
Jackson
Island
Blossburg
Island City
Optus
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