Anarchists denounce laziness as guards strike sparks
A large crowd gathered at Clarendon Hall in New York to honor the Spanish despot Canovas del Castillo with speeches by Emma Goldman and others. Police protected the event as they denounced despotism and celebrated the assassinated leader.
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New York
Clarendon Hall
Spain
Canovas del Castillo
Michael Angelo Goll
Emma Coldman
S. Pallavecini
P. Estere
Charles W. Mowbray
Aleardo A. Moscoso
H. M. Heily
aArrungo Quintano
H. M. Kelly
Kelix
Emma Goldman
Cesario
Pallas
Canovas
Miss Goldman
Moscoso
Paliavecini
Dr John Bull's Baby Syrup Endorsed By Parent
Lawrence Horan of Fairmont West Virginia praises Dr John W Bull's Baby Syrup as the best soothing remedy for infant wind colic and flatulence. He urges mothers to choose the genuine product over substitutes and notes a price of 25 cents.
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John W. Bulls
Dr. Bull
Lawrence Horan
Fairmont
W. Va
John W. Bull
Reid Refuses Public Talk Amid Sherman Rumors
Mr Reid denounces sensational stories about his ties with Sherman and a rumored order to shoot him. He insists no public business is discussable and calls the trunk tale mere goose food. He met Sherman in London and says they have long friendship and no quarrel.
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New York
Whitelaw K
Adirondacks
Air
Reid
Sherman
Mr. Reid
London
Custom House
General Sherman
Tom Knox
Descriptions of Losses and Incidents Across Regions
Reports indicate tobacco damage in Lancaster county Pennsylvania. In Ohio, Ackley faces an attempted homicide case as he fights to capture his twin brother. A New York price inquiry notes the intrinsic value of the standard silver dollar at 42.25 cents. Belleville’s Thomas Green dies in New York after a dog bite. The Canadian government presents to Washington a cross border telegraph plan.
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Lancaster County
Gil
Ackley
Hicksville
New York
Thomas Green
Belleville
N. F
Washington
Miners Strife Roils Pennsylvania Court and West Virginia Conflict
A Philadelphia style injunction hearing before Judges Stowe and Cater on the coal miners strike draws attention for its potential effects on the labor dispute and the strike’s conduct. The decree delays pending judge consultation with expectations of possible modification. Separately, a deputy clash near Sandy Creek leaves one dead and a violent confrontation in West Virginia triggers alarm as miners resist opposition and authorities.
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Pittsburg
Aug
Stribers
De+ Armittg
Ine Junction
Lulain
Stowe
Cater
Pennsylva
Collier
Patrick Delan
Wiliam Warner
Cameron Miller
Uriah Bellingham
Kerr
Anderson
Water Street
Sandy Creek
McKee's Rocks
Plum Creek
Geputi
W. P. DeArmitt
Samuel DeArmitt
Anna Crotoi
West Virginia
Cumberland
Corinth
W. Va
Oakienmd Coal Company
United States
Wheeler
Bue
Oakland
Striking District Sees Union Leadership Formed
A district strike mobilizes a new union leadership with Joseph Khla as president, Hireshiila for Hungarians, Nikle Duse for Italian speakers, and Alex Mallen for English miners. Resolutions pledge solidarity if any worker is discharged and a committee is sent to Manager Lawall to restore prior system before Superintendent Jones arrived.
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Tanner
Unh
Tre Striae Adoo
Joseph Khla
Omng
Hireshiila
Nikle Duse
Alex Mallen
Res
Lawall
Jones
Werner
Justice Fields Long Service Tops Supreme Court Record
Justice Stephen J. Field of the United States Supreme Court extended the record for longest service, surpassing Chief Justice Marshall. Appointed in 1863 by Lincoln, Field remains active despite retirement age, with no current plans to step down.
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Supreme Court
Meneh
Washilstern
Stephen J. Fieid
United States Supreme Court
Jerday
John Marshall
Stephen J. Fieldest
Justice Fields
Marshall
Lincoln
Hale
Cloakmakers Prep Mass Meeting to Decide Strike
New York on August 17 preparatory talks lead to a mass meeting planned for tomorrow night. East side shops and 20 halls or synagogues will host discussions on whether the United Brotherhood will press a citywide cloakmakers strike and strategy.
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New York
United Brotherhood
Anarchist Angiolillo Sentenced to Death in Madrid Court
The anarchist assassin of Premier Canovas del Castillo, Angiolillo, was found guilty in a Madrid court martial and sentenced to death. He collapsed from fear as the sentence was pronounced. about 200 people attended. He described his motives, denounced anarchist ties, and insisted he acted alone.
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Crier
Madrid
Aus
Anstouflu
Canevas del Castily
Caergara
Appiulilio
Eve Witres
Ansiehte
Forsia
Marseilles
Barcelona
Jose Santos
Bne
Coroning
Sbe
Belgium
Loman
Corpus Christi
Canoras
Reo
Spain
aAngiolitio
Lievutemiant Gorr
Ansgiolilte
Angiolillo
Gorria
Cuba
Philippine Islands
Angiolio
Angielite
Warping to Gold Seekers And Steamship Ling To Europe
In the day’s items a report from St Michaels notes a surge of over 1,200 people in Dyea and Skagway routes, with many abandoning packs and rushing to prepare for a harsh winter. A new Wilson Furness Leyland steamship line plans passenger service from this port to London by late September, five ships of 10,000 tonnage are under construction, opposing Atlantic Transport and National Line. Stock and market notes describe a dull session with sporadic gains, while bonds show reduced activity and several stocks reach higher closing bids.
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New York
Shingtien
Aug
William JL Jones
United States
Alaska
St. Michaels
Ior
Dyea
Skaxaway
Europe
Wilson-Furness- Leyland Steamship Interests
London
Atlantic Transport Company
National Line
Wilson-Furness-Leyland
Balto
Ohio
Lehigh Volker
Gentral
Pennsylvania
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Thomas W. Hall
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P. Harvey
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Fredzerick
Duquesne
Suou Ren
Central Hardware Co
Flanm OF Rose
G. ¥. Smite Manufactoring CO
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Mt. Atry
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Frederick, Md
William A. Mansfield
Frederick City, Md
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West
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Phesh
Anna Giering Forde
East Baltmore Street
Baltimore
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Masonic Temple
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Eli
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Canovas' del
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France
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Treasury Department
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Justice Fields’ Long Service
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Momo
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Minn
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Nueroiepublican Party
Folo. Pubsis
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J. J. Harper
Washington Court House
Ben S. Dean
A M. Stevensoner
Nathan Cole, Jr. Ngciva
Cal
James H. Temer
Chicago
Charles S. Hartman
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Bulgaria
Wd Durkey
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MM. Stoileiy
Russia
Teip
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Gunie
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