United States Responds To German Note On China Punishment Edict
The United States replies to Germany on the September edict punishing Chinese officials, assessing whether the named persons are properly identified and if the proposed punishments fit crimes. It seeks assurances from the foreign powers on enforcing penalties and maintaining peace in China.
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Washington
Chivas Sire Bei
Hernan
Wits
Weevel
French Governoent, Ail Win Hwe Aya Diowe Formally See Aided By Hie
Russia
Mie
Aris
Cernig
Nadie Rivosge
Ciak
Conger Atanghedinvss
Germins
Iiok
Eli
Aso
United States
Ashe
Beeth
Germany
United States Was Responder. Has Follows: “Thy Giyrar
China
Lo Lie
Edlet
Eahiy
Conmn
Vlarey
Prince Tuan
Sheng
Luee Tate
Heo
Tyan
Peking
Kang-Yi
Chio- Shu-Chiao
Conger
Ub State
Trouble Averted in Hazleton Mining Region Strike
Flare of violence threatened as 3000 strikers marched toward Treverton to enforce a work stoppage at North Franklin mine. Officials and deputies averted clash. strikers later dispersed without insubordination. Operators cautious. Reading and other collieries face continued pressure in Schuylkill field. Officials report no ten percent wage acceptance yet while relief applications rise.
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Hazleton
Skaswokin
Writers’ Organization
Mo Carney
Lreverton
Frank Sireulleny
Aliehalf
Treverton
Elto
North Franklin
Uysbriky
Gobin Aga
Yuma
Schuylkill
North
Orl
Sehuyl- Kill
Reading Company
United Mine Workers’ Ancial
Mitchell
Wat
Lackiwianna
Scranton
Shenandoah
Pau
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Company
Te Woulleetes
Thundiy
Ganiver
Saya
Joes
Steikwrse
Pottier Say
Union Gains Promise in Wyoming Lackawanna Lehigh Mines
Philadelphia reports a Monday meeting at Wilkes-Barre where mine operators from the Wyoming Lackawanna and Lehigh regions discuss a ten percent wage increase for workers and a reduction in powder cost from 2 75 to 1 30 per keg. Attendees include major railroad operators while independents resist unless tolls are lowered. mine workers demand stricter enforcement of laws, fair pay for labor, and market price access for labor implements.
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Philadelphia
Wyoming, Lackawanna & Lehigh
Wilkesbarre
Reading Company
Orine
Tidewater
St Louis Fair Opens With Record Attendance
On October 2 the fortieth St Louis fair opened with a record crowd of about 126000. Livestock exhibits drew wide interest with 20 Jerseys from George Vanderbilt’s North Carolina Ayane estate and many Holsteins shorthorns hogs and sheep on display. The poultry exhibit was the fair’s largest to date.
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St.Louis
St Louis
Alen
George Vanderbilt
Ayane
North Carolina
St. Louis
Marth of Nations
Striking miners in Wilkesbarre rally for pay raise union recognition
In northeastern Pennsylvania a massive labor demonstration drew an estimated 15 000 miners and breaker boys led by President Mitchell. They demand wage increases and union recognition with further grievances to be settled, as posturing and talks continue across Hazleton Philadelphia and Charleston amid ongoing strikes.
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Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania
Mitchell
National Executive Board
Mags
Miners’ Organization
Philadelphia
Ia Ferriere
Hazleton
United Mine Workers
Mitchol Sus
Adil
Nik
Mitchell Gise
Pele Selah Mstriek
Aifariinge
Democratic Clubs Open National Convention in Indianapolis
The Democratic Clubs met in Yomilson hall with Senator James K. Jones presiding and Thomas Taggart named temporary chairman. J. K. Rive of Ohio spoke to Mayor Taggart’s welcome, Stevenson addressed the gathering, and a parade with fire works and colorful uniforms followed in the evening.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Democratic Clubs
Adlairi
Stevenson
Hearst Presses for Democratic Unity at Indianapolis Meeting
National Democratic clubs convened in Indianapolis with Gov. McMillin presiding. W. R. Hearst was named president amid speeches by Marcus Daly and Augustus Thomas and a unanimous adoption of resolutions backing the Kansas City platform and denouncing anti trust enforcement. 6000 attendees packed the hall as Bryan arrived, delivering a major campaign address before the crowd, with McMillin introducing him and a fundraising pledge by the party.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National Association of Democratic Clubs
McMillin
Tennessee
Committee On Permanent Organization
W. Kt. Hearst
Max F. Thomsen
Marcus Daly
Lewis G. Stevenson
Bloomington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Augustus Thomas
Plowright
New York
Committee On Resolutions
Kansas City
South Africa
Pennsylvania
Anthradite Coal Trust
McKinley
Beyun
Va McDonald Wallish
Washington
Mavibach K. Wallesr
Chicago
National Women's Bryan League
Larkwood
National Anti-Trust League
Tryon
Stevenson
James R. Sovereign
Knights of Labor
Mr. Sovereign
J. Milton Tarner
Liberia
Crant
Turney
Bryan
Tie
Ats
Girvan
W. Ti. Wearst
Lourke Cook van Washe
Moran Endarsigsia
Neothia
World Market Moves Stamp Sales Across Nations
The world around shows postal departments planning stamp sales as countries like Egypt Costa Rica and Jamaica prepare issue sheets. Authorities in Hungary report many towns without medical service within ten miles and a collector begins selling lots of old postage stamps.
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Mexico
Grim
Egypt
Costa Ries
Jamaica
British Elections Show Conservative Gains Across England
London reports the khaki boom boosting unionists as Conservatives gain seats nationwide. By midnight, totals show ministerials 28, Liberals 44, Labour 78, Nationalists 45, with Liberals suffering losses in urban districts and Scotland.
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London
Mr. Chamberlain
Scotland
Glasgow
Thteogether
Wis river floods cause thousands in damage across state
Great damage results from heavy rains in Wisconsin. The Wisconsin River rises above spring levels, submerging islands and washing out booms and piers. Barkers and Stewart yards lose lumber. rail lines near Edgar and Pine River suffer washouts. trains delayed and lines cut off across multiple counties.
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Wausau
Wis
Wissonein
Barker & Stewart
Alexander Stewart Lamber Company
Chehalis
Black River
Hlock
Sknukauna
Chicago & Northwestern
du Lac
Foolhardy Butcher Mauled by Lion at French Country Fair
A Paris fair in Ardèche featured a butcher entering a lion’s cage. He offered a champagne toast under the lion’s nose, provoking a violent attack that left him grievously injured. Panic caused a stampede among attendees and workers.
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Paris
Marsday
Pelyas
Department
Ardeche
Varda
Pirouu
Deas
Wudienes
Tia J
Teaddie
Vatican investigates burglary theft of securities
In Rome police report a burglary and theft of securities valued at 937,000, with most of the property traced to America. Cardinal secretary of state has ordered all stolen items to be recovered and concealed until identified.
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Vatican
Rome
Ameria
Sun Poblin
Zecretary of States
Filipino insurrection critic seeks war department aid
Baye Inquereetion tna pTisti be Washington Ger s Don Tuse Abreu a Wilipina aims for Columbia law school in New York. He carries letters to the secretary of war and other officials, arguing the Filipino insurrection is a great mistake. A separate report notes Adam Goulling shot and killed by an assassin near his home in Oriental Theinta.
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Wishington
Ger
Tuse Abreu
Wilipina
Columbu Law School
New York
Oriental
Theinta Vemiy
Adam Goulling
Jamaten WUL Take Jam
Kingston reports urgent action to enable Jameatenr 10 to participate in the exposition at Yyftala, with plans dated Oct 3. The item notes immediate preparations and organizational steps for the event.
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Jamaten
Kingston
Jameatenr 10
Yyftala
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