Miners Massacre Spurs National Guard Deployment
A Latimer clash in Hazelton PA leaves twenty-one foreigners dead and forty wounded after deputies fire on striking miners led by Sheriff Martin. National Guard units under General Gobin arrive as authorities condemn the sheriff’s actions.
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Four Drowned in Iowa River Tragedy
The Rev Scott Hayt and wife Royal McQueen, with Mr McQueen and Miss May Tibbetts, were found drowned in a river near Waverly Iowa on Sept 14. The bodies were recovered with Miss Tibbetts and Mr McQueen together in a deep pool. Mrs Chrysta Hayt’s body was found later about 300 yards away, entangled in a barbed wire fence. Authorities theorize the women may have struggled in shallow water while the men attempted rescue.
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May 14 Rally Shifts to Support America in Fight
The Daily Mail reports a morning rally in Tondor urging U S aid to combat threats to America. Speakers call for unity and stronger defenses as patriotic sentiment rises.
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Priests Halt Strikers as Hazleton Tensions Ease
In Hazleton Pennsylvania on September fifteen all quieted with no arrests of deputies expected locally. Strikers near coal mines eighteen miles away increase numbers as priests intervene to calm turbulent meetings and warn against destroying property. Military forces under General Gobin stay at Velton and protect sheriff’s men while strike leaders dispute his authority.
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Notable Pittsburg banker and industrialist S H Lanyon dies
S H Lanyon a prominent Pittsburg financier and smelter magnate in Southeastern Kansas died on the street last evening. Doctors call it heart paralysis. He owned a major local smelter and led the National Bank of Pittsburg, with wide land and industry interests making him one of the region’s wealthiest men.
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Chicago to curb inflammatory speeches at social democracy meetings
Chicago authorities announce they will not permit inflammatory speeches at Social Democracy meetings after Hazleton clashes between miners and deputies, warning agitators to avoid calls to violence.
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Andrews To Stay Withdraws His Resignation At Brown
Andrews withdraws his resignation as president of Brown University prompting students to celebrate as the university reopens. Also notes changes in postage stamp colors and political resignations in Maryland and Missouri and a murder report in Missouri.
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Mob threatens lynching after assault attempt in Missouri
Miss Nannie Rankin, night operator for Missouri and Kansas Telephone, was attacked early yesterday. A pursuing mob cornered Charles Johanson, a former printer, in a panel closet and held him at gunpoint until police took over. grand jury will consider penitentiary sentence.
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Settling Damages After Train Wreck Near Emporia
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway pays about 3000 for passenger injuries lost baggage and clothing from the Emporia wreck last week. The largest single payment was 945 with 150 for nurse Emma Booker of Denver for her services.
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Farmer Kills Wife After Church Visit Near Pawnee Oklahoma
News notes report a farmer near Pawnee Oklahoma killed his wife who went to church Sunday night. Paris Missouri bias mentions the death of Tom Maginnis by his father eight miles south of there. The father surrendered after finding his son with his stepmother. Robert Fitzsimmons arrested on a warrant filed by Howard J Patterson who also sues for damages. Xenia Ohio cordage mills bought by local capitalists to restart operations costing over 500 100 dollars and employing many. A letter from St Michael's Alaska claims Eli Gage son of the secretary of the treasury was whipped and driven out for transporting whisky rather than food.
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Markets Report From Kruens City Grain and Live Stock
The market was steady to strong with various grain prices listed for hard and soft wheats, corn, oats, and hay products. Receipts include cattle calves and hogs with shipments and overall tone described as steady to strong and active.
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French inventor claims wind powered flying machine
Louis Pierre Mouillerd of Cairo, a French resident, reveals a concave aeroplane seen as a wind supported airship. The adjustable aluminum wing frames covered in silk hinge on a sternum plate, controlled by a spring to keep wings straight at 22 mph. The 55 pound craft uses wind ten to twenty five mph for lift.
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Pigeon Shooting at Treasury Building Incident
An ex-employee recalls a prewar pigeon shoot near the Treasury Building in Washington from Fifteenth and F streets NW. The mayor allowed limited morning shooting to reduce birds roosting on the Capitol’s colonnade, and a Treasury employee, famed as a good shot, hunted the birds for several days, killing thousands for department contracts and meals.
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The Chinese in New York X The Character of a Community
An era of Chinese in New York City describes a group of near 10000 residents noted for industrious temperance and charity They assist each other via mutual aid societies and cover burial expenses when a member dies Despite challenges some individuals become prosperous while a few engage with drug culture and interracial dating The community claims lower crime rates than other groups and largely raises children in the American manner
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Tommy the Strategist and the Well Plate Heist
A London Telegraph tale recalls Tommy the boy who lost a drumstick and caused a household search. In a clever ruse he hid the plate in the well and claimed to see shining spoons and bread baskets bottomward. A servant retrieved the plate as Tommy whispered for his "dramatick" ladle.
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Belztrum's Foreat Fortresses In Belgium
Little Belgium hosts several first class fortresses including Antwerp and fortified towns such as Dendermonde and Diest along the Mons Liege Huy Namur frontiers and on the French border at Mons Tournay and Ypres.
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Law Firm Urges Brief Prep At Gazette Office
At 729 Mass St, the Hood Cutzensiepe group invites all interested persons to attend. Lawrence lawyers with briefs to print are urged to contact the Gazette’s job office for prompt and accurate work.
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Rock Island Express Promises Luxury and Efficiency
The Rock Island railroad touts its luxury equipment including dining cars and sleeping cars with modern improvements and fast times. It offers extensive ticketing offices across the United States Canada and Mexico and urges travelers to seek full particulars from coupon ticket offices and the Union Pacific service for connections to Chicago St Louis and other cities.
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Handsome United States Train for Travel and Rail Ads
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