Anthracite Workers Confront Strike Decision at Union Meet
Hazleton May 14 The United Mine Workers convention opens amid uncertainty over continuing the Monday wage and hour strike. Delegates are expected to decide whether to make the stoppage permanent or end it and have workers return. Mitchell and district leaders push for delegates to decide, insisting the sentiment among miners favors a strike.
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Hazleton
United Ming Workers
Pennsylvania
Mitchell
Haodegl
Associatedcreen
Miteball
Phan
Mitchall
Opsralore
Train washout on Salina branch causes multiple injuries
East bound mixed train No 3 on the Union Pacific Salina branch ran into a washout between Melos and Seguia at 1 o clock this morning due to heavy rains. Wireman Reignier was fatally burned, Bogioosr Larson and Brakeman Belfruss were killed, Brakeman Bato had hands badly scorched while trying to rescue Reignier.
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Rieguier
Rain BEven Kansas and Oklahoma drenched by season’s best
Across Kansas and northern Oklahoma Territory heavy rain cooled heat, with about two inches fallen overnight. In Wichita two inches plus drenched areas, Cobwick reports three inches, expected to boost wheat and corn. In Arkansas City a burglary counter with a fatal stabbing in Smith, Arkansas, details sketchy as the assailant fled.
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Arkanaas
City
Kan
Kansas
Oklahoma Territory
Wichita
Kas
Cobwick
Trial jury finds Wes Stussom guilty of murder in Missouri case
James Burson was found guilty of shooting his brother-in-law Wes Stussom at Weaubleac. A fine of 300 dollars was imposed. The report also notes Burleson accusing Rusaam of luring his son away, and other distant notes about fires in Kansas and legal actions in Emporia and Madrid.
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Mes
Hermitags
James Burson
Io Law
Wes Stussom
Weaubleac
Tast
Epring
Burleson
Rusaam
Bis Hoya
Homs
Amid Haiti unrest two warships sail toward Cape Haitian
Admiral Kile Vick sails from Port Prince with two war ships in support of Geo. Firmie as northern rebels seize Cape Haitian Port Du Paix and Gonaives customs posts. A major clash with southern forces is expected soon amid ongoing upheaval on the island.
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Port Ag Prince
Kile Vick
Windward Islands Governor Reports Devastation
London Hears of conditions in the Windward Islands as Sir Robert Leewallie, governor, telegraphs from St Vincent May 14 that the east coast between Robin Rock and Georgestown is shattered. About 1,630 believed dead, thousands buried, most living things destroyed. Estates and families killed, 22,000 people relieved, medical aid requested from Trinidad and Grenada, cattle perished, sugar crops ruined, relief efforts mobilized across British colonies.
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London
Windward
Itlaeds
Robert Liewallye
Colonial Office
Island of St. Vincent
Robin Kack
Georgstoan
St. Pierra
Georgetown
St. Lucia
Trinidad
Grenada
Carib
Desolate St Pierre after volcanic disaster report
Descriptions from St Pierre in May show widespread devastation with ash filled streets and thousands dead. After the eruption, soldiers guard looters as relief arrives. survivors seek Dominican waters. Ships like the Dixie are expected to bring aid and supplies to the Franco port.
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Castriss
Island
Associated Press
St. Pistra
Martsigne
Kenneth
St. Pierre
Calcinet
Jogaita
St Vierre
Hugh
Moudinga Rouge
St Pierre
Tha
Fort de Franco
Vesuvius Disturbed and Timber Firm Follows
A Naples dispatch reports Monat Nosaving showing activity with a fisherman at the Pompeii side while cinders erupt intermittently. In Pensacola, Baars Dungoody & Co, a major timber shipper, advances today though liabilities remain unstated.
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Paris
Naples
Monat Nosaving
Dave
Pompeii
Visrida
Aistgan
Pensacola
Fla
Various National Bank and Postmaster News Across Territories
A mixed dispatch from Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and Indian Territory reports bank appointments and postmaster changes, including First National Bank of Wewoka beginning business with capital of $25,000 and new postmasters in Acers Ripley and Crider Howall counties. It notes political travel plans of Burton and Ware, possible Hayhurst postmaster case, Roosevelt’s travel with New, and a Kansas gold shale venture forming Fahrig Milling and Milling Company. Geological work by Lindgren and local inspector appointments are listed, along with a fatal shooting in Hickory Grove and a Brooklyn navy yard dedication for a new YMC building. Also mentions J W Miller’s coal inspector post, and various federal building appropriations for Oklahoma City.
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Culvre
Andrino County
Wellsville
First National Bank of
Wewoka
Missouri Postotlicas
Acers
Ripley County
John Ward
Crider
Howall County
Jacob KW. Hollingshead
National Book of Commerce
Kanaan City
Citizens’ National Bank of
Woodward
O. T
B. Ball
Hayhurst
Roosevelt
Marty S. New
Indianapolis
Big Horn
Wyoming
New
Turtle Lake
Michigan
Kansas Gold Shale Company
Fahrig
West Vite Gillia
Fahrig Milling and Milling Company
Smoky River
Waldemar Lindgren
United States Geological Survey
Kansas
Lindgren
gSlogical
Zampley
Washington
Governor Dockery
J. W. Miller
Boonville
John N. McMatt
Aurora
Hickory Grove
Clinton
Harry Kidd
David Green
Kiddin
Hberty
Fire sighted near Castrivs Island in St Lucia reports
A signal station at Castrivs Island St Lucia reported a conflagration seen May 14 toward Fort fe France. The sighting described as a large fire burning in that direction with no further details available.
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Castrivs Island
St Lucia
Fort. Fe Fracce
Martiaque
Gillett Beauchamp Pancoast Nominees For Oklahoma Supreme Court
New York May 14 report senators confirm F E Gillett J E K Beauchamp and J L Pancoast as associate justices of the Oklahoma supreme court. W G McCoy of Lee Warren Milling Co accepts manager post at Victorias Mills in St Louis. Senator Stewart proposes investigation into charges against Redist Commissioner Janes.
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Senate
F. E. Gillett
EK. Beauchamp
J. L. Pancoast
Supreme Court of
Janes
Destructive eruption of Soufriere on St Vincent parts island
A mass of fire and a furious eruption from Soufriere volcano on St Vincent is described with cannonade, smoke columns, balls of colored fire, and lightning. The northern part of the island is engulfed in flame. burning district inaccessible. Kingstown remains safe as ash showers fall and the sea appears invisible.
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Caattiat
St. Lucis
St. Vincent Ia
Kingstown
St. Vincent
Bankers Hold Two Sessions at Kansas City Meeting
Kansas City Mo May 14 bankers convention held two sessions with morning talks by Hopkins Morrill Albaugh and others. Indian Territory association elected W M Tumlis president. Missouri delegates heard T M Davis W T Jones and others and elected delegates to the Americas Bankers association in New Orleans. Afternoon addresses delivered by James H Eckats Chicago and Chas G Dawes ex comptroller.
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Kaonas City
Interstute Bankers Convention
Todian Territory Association
Oklahoma Association
W. M. Tumlis
Paresil
Indian Teerritory Associatog
Missourisas
T. M. Davis
Aurora
W. T. Jones
St. Louis
Din Americas Bankers’ Association
New Orleans
Scott Hopkins
Horton
Kansas Association
Kansans
N. Morrill
Keneas
Marion Albaugh
James HH. Eckats
Chicago
Chas G. Dawes
Fragmented 19th century notes on Bland statue and scholars
Notes on a Bland statue project in Lebanon Missouri with inscriptions and speech extracts. The section also recounts a London Chronicle piece on Dr. Talmage in England, balloonist James Glaisher, Roosevelt engagements, Lord Kelvin honors, and various social notices including guests, clubs, entertainments, and upcoming marriages across multiple U.S. cities.
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Richard P. Bland
Lebanon
Richard Parks Bland
Mississippi Valley
Talmage
England
London Chronicle
Roosevelt
Harvard
Ohio
Ithe Oem
Methodial University
Carnegie Hall
New York
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Schurman
Cornell
Bald
Inez
Lord Kelvin
John J. Rocksfeller
Yale University
Goto
Europe
America
Brook
Quist
Jerome C. Koowlton
University of Michigan
United States
Wincossia
Quarles
Demistry
Obacetauqua Boread
Haana
Pissager
Horece Day
New Haves
Lord Percy
Laxingtoe
Local Council Members Named in Ward List
A fragmented list names councilmen and wards including Second, Pulrd, Oak, and West wards with several unreadable entries such as Clarke, McParian, Benngter, Grigg, Waltrip, Lindley, West, and Garrest amid scattered initials and typos. The readable items point to a roster of officials across multiple wards.
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Clarke
BW. McParian
K. Grigg Feil Benngter
M. Nowimark
A. Kite Fourty
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Eldridge House
George Howard Hoxle
Rhune
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Todian Territory
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Senate Committee On Building
Comptroller of Currency
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J. E Johnson
E. J. Magerstadt
Cookconn
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St. Petersburg
Potomac
Fort de France
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Albaugh
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Thaodore Griesa
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Ora Griess
Morteass Street
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Marshall Barber
Pred Clarke
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Marie
Harvey Mclallen
LO. Mclntiss
T. M. Potter
Peabody
Regent Powter
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J. K. Withers
Wopoeka
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Yell Kngwa
Lawrence
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Mills
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Worley
Miss Brown
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Chinzinnatté
Louis Poehler
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Jay
Canada
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Lawrance
Fank Starritt
Hugo
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Misa Margaret Kobo
Jonver
E. S. Levan
Kapsge City
Misa Clarice Fatwell
Whasling
West Virginia
Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
LD. Keapagl
E. L. House
Will Murphy
Madison
Wisconsin
Binke Wee
Modern Lace Club
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Kann City
Activa
Algmaga
Kappa Kappa Gamme
Sallie Kidder
Clarence Kaisa
Corwin
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Circleville
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Ed. Schall
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Kaasea City
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National Merchants
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M.G. Mantey
F. March
A. Biers
Baldwin
H. W. Hayne
Optician
Opateinn
Chicago College of Opthalmology
G. F. Godding
Ormseatreet
Markens
Kassae Cirt
Nnassoh
BeSjcalves
Viliasoa
Peru
Lane
Sangasofty
Strong
Mattoda
A.F. Young
New England Furnsitare Company
Howe
de Wet
de ‘Witt
Conor
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