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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1897

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Women in the strike parade near Oak Hill mines

Pittsburg Aug 7 wives and daughters of striking miners joined a protest at Oak Hill mines near Turtle Creek marching with banners toward the Apple. Workers say few are at work and output is down. authorities move to evict camp residents while miners vow daily demonstrations. Dolan says no injunction violation. Read defends claims against Ratchford and warns of broader strike outcomes.

Pittsburg D. Armitts Oak Hil Turtlereek Apple Oak Hib S. C. DeArmite Pony Haspion Benda W. J. Brennan Mi!ers New York Cleveland Gus Datte Plum Creek Yesterdar Br Dolan Clare Ridge Westmoreland County Lea McGovern W. P. Read Chicago Ratchford Buffalo Read St. Louis Mac Dolan Catanel Read

Hazleton Strikers Return to Work After Wage Fight

Hazleton Pennsylvania Aug 27 strikers at Van Wienle Beaver Meadow and Coleraine collieries returned to work after wage protests on Wednesday. Not fully organized, efforts to shut the mines down failed though agitation continues and another strike appears likely. Operators claim higher profits than nearby rivals while company stores and alien law spark most trouble among foreigners. Escaped murder suspect Ned Necapterca is reported in Richmond after a New York murder confession.

Hazleton van Wienle Beaver Meadow Coleraine Necapterca Richmond Irvin Brown New York Emanuel Crali West Virginia Brown Jai Sistersville Ole Brown

Mothers Save the Babies Dr Bull’s Baby Syrup Ad

An old advertisement touts Dr John W Bull s Baby Syrup to soothe bowels reduce inflammation and promises dependable results after thirteen years of use It cites a Grove Ohio customer endorsement and urges readers to ask a vine dealer for the remedy priced at 25 cents.

John W. Bull

Afridi Victory at Fort Tundi Hotat in Khyber Pass Action

Simla reports Afridis attacked Fort Tundi Hotat as garrison held. The fort’s fall or survival is unclear, with rumors of soppage and fire. Orakz rising disrupt telegraph in Kurram valley. Calls for disarmament and a mobilized war response to secure the frontier against Pathan tribes.

Tendi-Hotat Simla Afridis Tundi-Hotat Cabul Lundi-Eotal Kurram Valley Khyber Pass Khyber Rifles Malatkala Kohat

St Louis Hottest Day Records Heat Across City

St Louis on Aug 2 saw a record heat with temperatures rising from 69 to 93 degrees in the afternoon. A southwest wind offered little relief as the city endured extreme heat and higher street temperatures while humidity remained high.

St. Louis

Reported Triple Murder Near Guadeionita Mora County

Las Vegas reports three Arabian peddlers a man and a woman were found murdered Saturday near Guadeionita Mora County about miles north of the city. Police are investigating and a motive is not yet established.

Las Vegas N. 3 Aus Guadeionita Mora Coun Here

Nuggets of News Roundup From New York to Washington

A jumble of brief items reports a New York gang robbery and shooting, a Maryland farmer linked by confession, a fatal child shooting in Langford, an insane mother suspected in another case, a neighbor quarrel killing in Colorado, a deadly train collision in Alta Vista, a boxing punch knockout in San Francisco, a train accident in Illinois injuring a boy, possible Chinese hide source behind Dubois poisoning, requests from three Indians to meet the president in Washington.

New York Carly Tramps Rahney Frank Itchinson Washinsion Joann D. Marshal Maryland Langford A. H B. Schrock Golden Colo Alta Vista Chicaso Great Western Railway San Francisco George Green Joe Wolcott Green Frederick Bohm Patchagte I. L China Dubois Washington

Republicans Gather at Harrisburg Convention Nominate State Ticket

The Harrisburg state convention of Republicans convened with harmony despite splits. James Beacom led Beacom for auditor general, Levi G. McCauley chosen for auditor general, Crawford proposed for treasurer amid debate. The platform backed the St Louis principles, Dingley, and labor interests, with Penrose welcomed and Elkins presiding as permanent chair.

Harrisburg Ann Camp Gates James Wemoreland Levi G. McCauley Chester Altes Y Pa Res C. L. Magee John W. Crawford Air Beacom Crawford St. Louis Cleveland Kinley Hastings Senate Harrisburg Opera House United States Penrose Quaker City Elkin S. J. RicCarrell Beacom Congressman Robbins John R. Byrne Fayette A. C. Robertson Allegheny H. H. Genn Hickson Blair J. Co Lazer J Depui Elkin Prim Next Star League of Republican Wo Msport

Setback for Wellington at Maryland GOP convention

August 27 report outlines the Maryland Republican convention where Jon G. Tack won the temporary chairmanship over Wellington ally. The ballot elected Tack 1 to 33, with Harry Loe and EL. Herman as secretaries. Wellington’s faction faced a decisive second session, and resolutions nullified Baltimore primary results, prompting new primaries set for September 6.

Maryland United States Wellington Central Cen Mmites Jon G. Tack E. E. Country Peck Arnold Tuck EL. W. Herman Baltimore Harry Loe An Arandel Maister Harry M. Clabaugh Barreda Turner Ocean City Clabaugh

Nebraska Republicans endorse slate at state convention

The Nebraska Republican state convention in Lincoln adjourned after approving a slate for the ticket. A. M. Post was nominated as associate justice of the supreme court. John M. Thurston announced he would not seek the Senate. C. W. Kaley and J. N. Deyder named to present incumbents for regents.

Nebraska Harmon Fears Lincoln Neb A. M. Post Platte County Supreme Court John M. Thurston Senate the State University C. W. Kaley J. N. Deyder

Don’t Go to the Klondike Without Labor Until Spring

News briefs report Yukon prospects, crowds at Skaguay, and high costs. Many plan to stay put or depart for Dyea. rumors say labor scarcity in Juneau and shifting mineral wealth. Also included are items on a Pike’s Peak murder charge, rural mail routes, Pittsburgh fire fatalities, and an unconstitutional alien tax law ruling.

Seattle Skaguay White Pass Dyea Junea Thehilkeot Pass Wiondike Fis Art Yukon Juneau Yukon River

Grand Army Encampment Elects Gobin Commander In Chief

At Cincinnati and Detroit area encampments the focus was the selection of the next commander in chief of the Grand Army. After a tense ballot sequence and late corrections, Gobin won with 363 votes amid withdrawals and state adjustments. Post 125 in Philadelphia hosted Gobin with a warm reception.

Butulo Pennsylvania Ing W. J Nelish Convention League E. Ingalls Big Four Railroad Gustav Titenayer Cincinnati J. 3. Blair Chamber of Commerv Michael Ryan United States Amd J. i Bromwuer Ingalls Woodruff California San Francisco Cincinnari Woodfull San Francis Treland Ile Lew Wallace Une Lebanon Stewart Pesylvania George Sf Innis Touston Wetherbee Massachusetts John G Linehan New Hampshire Cogswell Br. Wetherbee Mr. Innis Black Linehan Gohin Gobin Mack Telier Missouri Illinois R. B. Brown Ohio Mr. Mack Adjutant General Oagee Post No. 125 Philadelphia Golbin Iroquois Department of New York Jack Elliott Square

Ambassadors and arrests highlight yesterday's news

Reports from Philadelphia and Baltimore show baseball results amid league standings. A note from Savannah mentions alleged filibuster arrests as eight crew members face charges for planning a division expedition, with no evidence of intent found.

Savannah United States Marivun Erwin J. W. Flosch J. B. Lew

Lawyers Urge Arbitration at State Association Meeting

Veland Aug 21 The association adopted a resolution to pursue International Duration treaties with enlightened nations. Governor John W Griggs of New Jersey praised legislative needs and urged arbitration as a path to global harmony. Tires killed the Lightning. Roaneks Aug 27 Lightning struck a threshing machine on Bush Creek in Montgomery County. Wiley Simmons and Frank Dobbins were killed outright Cabell Dobbins and Helms Laster fatally injured. ten others severely shocked. two escaped unharmed.

Veland Association Yesterhel Fo Gi John W. Griggs New Jersey Roaneks Bush Creek Montgomery County Wiley Simmons Frank Dobbins Cabell Dobbins Helms Laster

Markets Steady Despite Weak Demand in Aug 26 Trading

New York shares showed little selling pressure as demand remained nearly stagnant. Prices opened higher on modest volumes, then slipped but held firm, with many active stocks not moving all day while bond markets showed more vitality. Livestock and commodities also traded with varied firmness across grains, metals, and produce.

New York Mon Mart Lehigh Wall Central M Central Pennsylvania Reading East Pa

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