Faber Leaders Debate a Labor Strike at Brown Works
Eight of Central Labor union leaders were interviewed last evening and most favored postponing a sympathetic strike. A meeting tonight could order action affecting about 35 workers. An armed confrontation occurred near the Brown Works, with two men firing as soldiers and strikers clashed, leaving Prinz in critical condition. A patrol siege followed across streets and stores as authorities investigated.
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Central Labor Union
Abe
Tunghe
Weiner
Linds Yuanmhay Hutee
Brown Hursting Works
Gettger
Une Guhtis
Che Dontle
Torun
I Charze
Garret Girns
St. Clair Hospital
Prinz
Brown Works
Tutt's Liver Pills Advert Says They Cure All Liver Ills
The ad proclaims Tutt's Liver Pills as a strong fortification to fortify the body against disease. It claims to cure sick headache dyspepsia sour stomach malaria constipation jaundice biliousness and all kindred troubles. A customer testimonial from J Fairleigh of Platte Cannon Col says the pills gave her a new lease on life.
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Tutt
Dr. Tutt
Fairleigh
Platte Cannon
Col. iTutt
Taxers for sale and prisoners bail denied in court
Dover District August 3 In Rett Court the case concerns the removal of Agle taxers to be auctioned for sale under new restraints to enforce tax laws of the state. The court awarded the highest bidder for the order of lawbreakers work on the streets under security for the city. Arthur H Stephenson and others faced habeas corpus for admission to bail while Jackson H Ralston of Washington and James Lo Wolcott of Gover were detained. A man named Philadypiia and Charter W. Kate failed to free inmates. highway abstracting listed among charges.
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Dover
Leve Court
Aed
Securiy
Arthur H Stephenson
Jaekwen H Ralston
Washington
Janes Lo Wolcott
Gover
Habva
Pepee
Cates
Nrebulson
Yankees, Giants Split. U S League Scores Abound
Baseball scores from yesterday show New York six, Washington three in the National League. Pittsburgh six, Louisville six. Chicago six, Cleveland four. Eastern and Western leagues feature Syracuse Providence, Rochester Springfield, Buffalo, Toronto Scranton, Hartford Paterson, Philadelphia Lancaster, Newark Wilmington. Also notes foreign dispatches from Lord Salisbury, Turkish financial woes, fires in Berea Ohio, immigrant swindlers extradited, and local political nominations.
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New York
Washingt
Laniavalle
Inings Pittsbums
Lauisville
Chicago
Clyreland
Syracuse
Ryniu
Providance
Ac Rocheter
Rochester
Springfield
Buffaloo
Buffalo
Wilkesharee
Toronto
Scranton
Hartford
Paterson
Phihaiclphia
Arhletic
Lancaster
Newars
Newark
Wilmington
Testimony on fatal river crossing train crash details emerge
Witnesses discuss signals and right of way as engineer Farr of the Reading train collided with the West Jersey express near a crossing. Night operator Houser described his actions and stresses of the case as investigators probe whether signals failed and if the West Jersey train could have been stopped in time.
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Cynmer McLaughlin
Meadowdlaaster
Bie
Rawerman
George F. Hauwr
Feromian
Thomas Hal- Whao
Pikerton
Reading Express
Eeginewr Greluer
Eseteity
Alan Weal
Surkay
Arthur
Atlantic City
Searly
Edwart Farr
Reading
Gould
Wighortuh Ales
Farr
George ¥. Houser
Union Traction Company
Philadelphia
Middletown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Long
West Jersey
Thomas Hallihan
John Greiner
Comecess
Pinkerton
East of Jersey railroad horror claims many funerals
A chaotic scene unfolds as the East of Jersey railroad wreck in Atlantic City area prompts a wave of funerals. Multiple victims are laid to rest in Bridgeton and surrounding towns, including William A. Carr and Charles P. McGear, with others injured and hospitalized.
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Brioceros
N. J
Ang. B
Atlantic City
William A. Carr
Uist
Bridgeton
Charles P. MicGear
Boar of Trade
Cheneya
Damien Wins the International Derby at Detroit
The Diamond Derby meet near Detroit crowned Damien, owned by Wo Porter, as the winner of the international derby worth 1000 to the victor. Eight thousand spectators attended the event, with prize money and local attention highlighting a day of high profile racing.
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Damien
Detroit
Dervat Turkey Club
Wo Porter
Evon
Fittle Moner Wits Aid
Stock and Produce Markets Cloning Quatation Report
Cloning quotation of the New York and Philadelphia exchanges shows early bids and transfers across markets. Prices and notes cover wheat corn pork beef and eggs with steady to higher trends in some sectors and markers from Lehigh Valley Baltimore and Philadelphia areas.
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New Tork
Vpiiadelphia
New ToRk Ags
Ghrige Aiok
Moore Brothers Viliage Bad
Ctenng
Lehigh Valley
Chisa
Nina
Newderery Cen
Die
Kni
al Blew
PenneyWwanla
Eris
Woolf
Lehigh
Ptt
Prmanelrata
Penneytrania Roller
Straicht
Ty Family
New Mesa
Choice
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Bryan and Bryanites Face National Silver Party Rift
A garbled report discusses Bryan, Silver Party factions, and anticipated conventions. It notes proposals, platform debates, and possible meetings, with mentions of Governor Mohisley and figures like Mir Morvan and Mr. Brean. The piece reflects party strategy and regional timing around conventions and potential visits.
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Bryam Leeds
Mohisley
Mir Morvan
Mir
Jobe Harn
Bryan Silvers
Ubvir
Hryan
Phitforms
Che
National Silver Party
Hess
Grran
Phonipeutt
Brean
Balthnony
New York Po
Bryan
Madi
Fatal wreck near She inukin kills two and injures one
A freight wreck on the Philadelphia and Tinanting railroad west of She inukin results in two deaths. Engineer Michael Smock of Tamaqua dies, and conductor Alexander Smith of Tawquam crushed. Fire and powder explosion hinder rescue efforts. Injured include fireman Jocah Drelsbach and Marvin of Taronga with burns and steam exposure. A tramp, Charles Gunther of Geneva, was killed attempting to ride the train.
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Savory
Philadelphia
Sheinukin
Michael Smock
Tamaqua
Alexander Smith
Cotidtetor
Tawsqam
Tonves
Jocah Drelsbach
Fireian
Marvin
Taronga
Cteam
Hisehum
Charles Gunther
Geneva
Fusion plan shakes Minnesota politics and Arkansas storm hits two months
Minnesta Democrats and Populists finalize a fusion plan splitting the state and electoral candidacy. A severe rain storm in Arkansas disrupts the two months' drimat, while WR Hur of major papers contemplates a free silver daily in Chicago. Misssionagroes drown when their skiff capsizes on Tonsas river. Herby Davidson defeats Cecil Wilson in the Canadian championship match triangle race in Toronto last night.
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Minnesta Democrats
Arkansas
WR Hur
San Francisco
Expliner
New York Journal
Chicago
Xnatchez
Tonsas River
Herby Davidson
Cecil Wilson
Toronto
Davidson
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