Riots and Troops in Pennsylvania Coal Regions
Gas, stone throwing and arson amid coal mine disturbances sweep Pennsylvania as state troops encamp in five of ten ventr trust counties. Reports of nonunion violence accompany mobilization of the Ninth regiment and other units to restore order from Forest City to Lebanon.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Forest City
Susquehanna County
Williamstown
Dauphin County
Olyphant
Scranton
Ninth
Wilkesbarre
Eighth Regiment
The
Sea
Philadelphia City
Shenandoah
Twelfth Regiment
Panther Creek
Twelfth
Lebanon
Tacobs
Luzerne County
Stone
Ninth Regiment
National Guard of Pennsylvania
C. B. Dougherty
Hazleton
James Winston
S. J. Lewis
Grassy Island
Delaware & Hudson Company
Diplomatic Shakedown Promotes New Ambassadors
Washington reports a wave of full and extraordinary plenipotentiary appointments. Robert McCormick moves from ambassador to Austria-Hungary to Russia, Bellamy Storer shifts to Austria-Hungary, Arthur Hardy becomes Spain envoy, Charles Page Bryan to Switzerland, David E. Thompson to Brazil, with changes effective after Ambassador White leaves Berlin in November.
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Washington
Hussis
Germany
Robert 8. McCormick
Difnois
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Bellamy Storer
Oso
Spain
Arthur & Hardy
New Hampshire
Switzerland
Charles Page Bryan
Clinots
Brazil
David E. Thompson
Nebraska
White
Berlin
Guest wrecks a hotel in Washington dynamite blast
The Golden Eagle hotel at New Jersey avenue and D Street was blown up at 4 30 am by guest Frank McKie. The blast hurled 20 to 30 guests from beds, injuring proprietor Louis Brandt and his wife. The roof and panes shattered and a fire followed. McKie, 28, later killed himself after quarrelling with Brandt over Brandt's daughter.
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Washington
Golden Eagle
New Jersey Avenue
D Street
Frank McKie
Louis Brandt
Germany
McKie
Brandt
Withdrawn Candidate Durand Leaves Democratic Governor Bid
Flint judge George H. Durand, recently paralyzed, withdraws as Democratic gubernatorial candidate posting a resignation to state party chair Justin R. Whiting. The move relieves a very ill family as Durand remains recovering at home. Pension List Passes Million Mark With July additions the U S pension rolls reach 1 001 497 ending June 30 last year were just short. The Athens Standard report notes 8 000 Greeks emigrated to the United States in the past year due to crop failures. Michigan Republicans in Grand Rapids back Alger for Senate and nominate William Carpenter for Supreme Court justice. A steam engine explosion in Greenville kills Mrs Keith and her ten-year-old daughter. engineer Keith badly burned. Isaiah A. Singer dies in Atlantic City. Mrs Pillsbury passes away in Minneapolis at 87. Detroit reports Frank Ronlo killed by a blast at Michigan Carbon Works Delray.
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Flint, Mich
George H. Durand
Justin R. Whiting
Democratic State Central Committee
Durand
Washington
United States Pension List
Ware
Grand Army of the Republic
Alger
Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan
United States Senate
Stags William. Carpenter
Supreme Court
Greenville
Tex
Keith
Keith Scaldhed
The Star Scoop That Won a Senator’s Favor
Tom Harding loses a newsroom post and plots a cotton mill scoop to outshine Betts at the Star. He and Betts clash, and Senator Morgan’s town plans become public. The Record publishes a detailed account, elevating Harding and tying to a wedding gift from the senator.
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Tom
Betts
Sam
Senator Morgan
Mr. Betts
the Star
Tom Harding
Mor- R80
Mie
Harding
Thomas Herding
John
The
Star
Deékeonville
Jin
Star People
Morgan
The Smallpox Germ Metamorphoses in Ainslee’s Essay
Ainslee’s essay by I. Scott explains smallpox as a shape shifting germ. It can assume forms from Hemorrhagic to Con fluent to Discrete to Varioleid, changing its presentation and lethality. Vaccination may restrain the Varioleid form, but outcomes vary by host. The piece emphasizes unpredictability and multiple possible disease manifestations.
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I. Scott
Ainslee
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Jekyll
Mas and Master Fear in Power Theorized
The excerpt argues no man is wholly free for every ruler has a master, be it the feared aristocracy or the army used to cow the people. It suggests danger lies not in the rabble but in those who fear both the people and elites.
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Avery Mas
Plebs
Petricians
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Trace Manns
Ousamedy Condention
Shetress Olde Secur
Insigestett Suintson
Ng Ad Saoreng Journal
Tarme
All Newadeal Mann & Co
New York
Branch Offce
F St
Chichester
Cmachester
Druggisi
Chichester Chemical CO
Madison Square
Phila
Krai
Minneapolis
Ing
Ottomeyer Block
Van
Br. Louis
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Denison
Dallas
Fort Worth
Texas
Red River Division
Nan Heer
Fred. Harvey
Aerell Ote
Fiom
Duron
Gobin
Schuylkill
St. Johns
N. F
Egypt
Alexandria
Reading
George Gantz
Gantz
Annie Etter
Headville
Mass
Dan Patch
Star Pointer
Readville
Formance
Pig
Sen
Sanger
Atete Way
Washington Hostelry
Thee
Judge Durand
Americs
London
Athens
Standard
United States
Hesaya
Greece
Ienae A. Mauer
Ieaae A. Singer
Singer Manufacturing Company
Dead
Atlantic City
Mins
Pillsbury
Pere
Pneumonts
Detroit
Ronlo
Taltegg
Michigan Carbon Works
Delray
Btar
Aod
Mrs. Adams
Butler
Shedford
Cardus
Wheeler & Wilson
Wheeler & Wilson Mfg
Wabash Avenue
Chicago, Ill
New
Jrug
Shell Brewery
Via
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