Start Up the Mines and Labor in the District One
A report on operators preparing to restart mines in the district with miners from southern areas. Proposals include employing labor at 69 and 65 cents, bringing workers near pits, and promising family support if casualties occur. District officials expect delays until the St Louis convention. agencies claim hiring and transport efforts continue with plans tied to a Pan Handle project.
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eYeland
Baltimore and Ohio
Pillsburg & Fer
United States
St Louis
Werner Hass
St. Louis
Floersheim
Barring & McSweener
Detech
Fourth Avenue
Pen
Foreign Miners Quarrel Triggers Strike in Hazleton District
In Hazleton Pennsylvania on August 8 a clash disrupted work as Hungarian and Italian miners asserted control, escorting men from mines and signaling renewed wage demands. A meeting at a local schoolhouse saw stance solidify, with Hungarians backing Coler coal workers. English speakers would return to work if allowed, but foreigners dominate the labor force. A Supreme Court ruling on alien tax was cheered. Two aeronauts were fatally injured at a Toledo fairground after parachute failure and balloon fire.
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Hazilton
Beaver Meadow
Hed and
Do. Milnesville
Milnesville
Coleraine
Supreme Court
Toledo
Twwo
Fair Grounds
Walter Steele
Columbus
Leroy Northcott
Honorary Membership Election for McKinley in Cleveland
A toast and brief address followed the announcement that William McKinley of Ohio was elected a honorary member of a local society in Cleveland. The event featured cheers, with officials including Secretary Alger and Senator Hanna present. a seat was reserved for the ex president among notable figures.
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Kinley
McKinley
Alger J
Hanna
Hadeen
Trins
Assu
William McKinley
Ohio
Murdered by His Tenant at Country Home
Dr John R Cabeil of Dam near Callands was killed Thursday night by a tenant Edward Hawkins 74 brother of ex congressman George C Cabeil. Tallant the San Francisco banker recovering from temporary derangement after being removed to a Geneva Wisconsin sanatorium. Fifteen armed tramps raided Holgate Ohio wedding of Miss Williams and Frank Collins, drove out family and guests, devoured the bridal supper, and looted the house delaying the ceremony.
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John R
Damated
Callands
Edward Hawkins
Cabell
Red Bell
George C. Cabeil
Chicago
John D. Tallant
San Francisco
New York
Geneva
Wis
Mr. Tallant
Holgate
John P. Williams
Miss Williams
Frank Collins
Encampment elections and pension rulings linked to veterans
The encampment elected senior vice commander Alfred Lyth of Bidwell-Wie son post and approved the tentative vote of F B Allen for commander in chief after a first ballot. Pension reform items urged include widows’ pension readjustment and a call for a universal pension law for veterans aged 62, alongside battlefield preservation proposals for Frede Va and other sites.
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Buffalo
X.Y. Rug
Alfred Lyth
Bidwell-Wi Eeson
A. K. Smith
Ene
Women’s Relief Corps
F. B. Allen
Conecticut
Naval Veterans
G. W. Carpenter
South Dakota
C. L. Krapp
Kansas
D. E. Ross
Del
First Methodist Church of
Chicago
Odney
Ant
Ransom
National
House of Representatives
Senate
Commissioner of Pensions
Congress
Fired On Uncle Sam's Troops By Train Record
A wild incident near Mingo Junction involved a Seventeenth United States infantry train being fired upon by a civilian. A bystander heard shots from a car window as a gun was protruded. Two men were arrested when the train arrived. the shooter had aimed toward the train containing soldiers and fled as officers pursued.
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Co O
Obio Naval Reserve
United States
Tee
Pat
Beth
Lake Erie
Mingo Junction
Tuledu
Ile
Gains and Losses Across Oceans and Lands
An erratic clipping reports J Hablenbeck allegedly shooting Lizzie Humphreys in Mintasburg after a marriage refusal. The schooner Agnes McDonald was lost at sea with all crew saved. Pirates abducted the Rosita Faro’s captain and four crew near the Morocco coast. A Vienna Constantinople dispatch notes preparations for bomb explosions. Brigham predicts U.S. farmers may receive 400 to 500 million dollars this year.
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J. John Hablenbeck
Lizzie Humphreys
Mintasburg
Constantinople
Vienna
Brigham
Apia
Markets Grow Stronger as Iron and Steel Rise
The week shows rising grain prices and feeble export optimism with iron and steel leading gains. Wessemer and grey forge prices climb in Pittsburg, Southern irons stay robust, and foundry products rise as demand tightens and stocks await replenishment.
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SSR
G. Dun & Et Tray
Wspatches
Fey
Pevenre
Chere Eentis
Entton
M Rush
Anc
Imnaterki
Wessemer and Grey
Pittsburg
Bradstreet Review
Russo French Alliance Weighs Wages and Outlook
Washington reports Consul General Karel in St. Petersburg notes Russia's wage rates fall with machinery use. A workman with a horse earns 1 ruble 6 copecks per day, ruble worth 54 cents, copeck 1/100 of ruble. Machinery is crude, wages declining.
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Russia
Washington
Genergl Karel
St. Petersburg
State Department
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
A scrambled recap of yesterday's results from the national and athletic leagues. Key games include Phillies at Baltimore and Boston versus Lus, with Pittsburgh and New York in action along with other minor league matchups and standings noted.
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Pittsburg
Phiw
York
Baltimore
Cinehinad
Laithooey Uth
Ville
Boston
Atlus
Scranton
Springfield
Wilkesbarre
Smc
Providener
Afoutreal
Market Upward Tendency Holds Across Stocks and Commodities
New York markets showed a strong upward drift with no major reactions. Bids for stocks rose, activity steadied, and prices advanced, with some previously neglected issues gaining attention. Railroads report rising earnings amid easy money and recovering industrial activity. Livestock quotes in New York and East Liberty remained variable, with beef steady, hogs higher, and sheep moderate.
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New York
Balto
Ohio
Lehich Vailey
Central
Hudson
Pennsylvania Reading
St. Pautl
East Liberty
Catilea
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Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
National Building Association OF
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Ernest J. Snabe,jr
James D. Mason
Wesley Guest - Reasurer
Ernest J. Anabe, Jr
Wm. Krabe & Co
Pigno
Clinton P. Paine
Paine & Molaran
Whalesall
Prichard
Saakee Johnson
Sole Agen
Frederick, MD
Kinloft
Duquesne Paints
Dcquesne
Central Hardware Co
Fruitiem
Pozzonit
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Rogsebudes
Smith Manufactorie CO
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West Patrick Street
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Delover
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Hell In
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Madera
Cal
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Eng
Edward A. Tubbs
Cibers
Emma Davis
Tebbs
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Rited
Sije
Leck Haven
Glen Union Lumber Company
Barney Sallie
George Julian
Nick Figeo
Hicago
Adolph Luetgert
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Trenien
Aug
Peter W. Crozer
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Constabl Borent
Feotbanks Crigtel
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Frank Novak
Cedar Rapids
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Ira Novak
Edward Murray
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Uncle Sam
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Yeterday
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Ala
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Kerad Pharr
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Milionaire Goelens
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Wight
M Ge
Mr. Goelet
Robert Goelet
Bridgeport
Conn
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Brinsmade
Paris
France
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Fatung
A. KR
Athantic League
Startford
Uareford
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