Greatest Convention of 1897 Ends in Praise and Debate
Report on the international Christian Endeavor convention in San Francisco notes attendance over 40,000 with 26,000 actual delegates, praising spirit and spiritual quality. Mentions future affiliation aims, possible host cities, and plans for broader fellowship. other items cover National Republican League opening and a fatal accident at Shamokin mine due to a burst air pipe.
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Internatiional Christian Endeavor Convention
Rocky Mountains
California
Www
Christian Endeavor Movement
Straesers
Palace Hotel
Clark
Soety
Cincinnati
Detroit
Ieee
National Republican League
Marybury
F E. M. Duffield
Pingree
Shamokin
George Fetteroff
Harry Andrews
Relianes
Fight on alien tax law in U S courts Pittsburg
Pittsburg July 1 The alien tax law passed at the recent legislative session is attacked in U S courts a bill in equity was fled in the United States circuit court John Fraser is plaintiff alleging unconstitutionality and treaty violation with Great Britain Fraser is employed by Conway and Tarley. Wages were deducted 3 cents a day under the new law.
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United States
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John Fraser
Great Britain
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Fraser
Dr Bull's Baby Syrup Sells Well for Teething Comfort
A customer letter praises Dr Bull's Baby Syrup for teething pain in infants. The ad notes it is sold everywhere for 25 cents and lists Stainer Bros at 168 Worth Market street as a seller.
Jersey Prisoners Pardoned and Barclay Peak Refused
The New Jersey board of pardons at Sea Girt pardoned ten prisoners and remitted fines in seven cases. George Cox of Passaic county was freed. four had health reasons. Barclay Peak of Mount Holly was refused clemency for the Katie Son murder. Also reports include a bank cashier Meixell arrested for embezzlement and other criminal cases from Easton to Raleigh and Atlanta.
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Katie Anderson
Trenton
New Jersey Board of Pardons
Sea Girt
George Cox
Passaic County
John Carsack
Hudson County
Charles Nabb
Cumberland County
John H. McKeown
Nicholas Morrissey
John Carney
Bergen County
James Brooks
Atlantic County
Daniel McGlone
Essex County
William Graff
John Hopper
Essex
Richard Cadwell
Union County
Richard McNabb
David Barry
Hudson
Mount Holly
Katieson
Meixell
Easton
John B. Meixell
South Bethlehem National Bank
Hot Springs
Ark
Johnson
Walis Hoch
Catasauqua
Hoch
Homestead National Bank Organization Granted
Nuggets of news report a grant for establishing the Homestead National Bank in Homestead Pennsylvania. The item notes various brief world and local events including political and crime notes.
Miners Strike Tensions Rise in Western Pennsylvania
Reports from Pittsburg and nearby towns describe escalating miner protests over wages with daily meetings in Banning Fayette City and West Newton. Union leaders forecast continued shutdowns as arbitration discussions unfold, while officials warn of actor plans to equip mines and import labor. Governor Atkinson travels amid fears of wider unrest as the United Mine Workers weigh arbitration versus direct action.
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Conera
Patrick Dolan
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Atkinson
Canada
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Arbitration Board
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Ohio
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United Mine Workers
J. A. Beidler
Webster Gan Coal Company
Monongahela River
Miners Strike Sparks National Labor Action Across States
Miners are striking amid reports of widespread stoppages in Ohio Indiana and West Virginia. Leaders including Debs and Sovereign vow support and legal resistance to injunctions. Mines in eastern Ohio and Sullivan County push closures as unity builds ahead of a national executive board meeting in Columbus.
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Schick
Pat- Umers
Obbo
Ohio
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Terre Haute
Ind
Knight
Tadiania
Clinton
Sulivan County
Star City
National Executive Board
Fatal Tenement Fire Claims Two Children and Others
In Jersey City yesterday a blaze in a bakery tenement killed two children and injured several others. Twelve year old Bertha Zeigler died at hospital. a 13 year old girl suffered fatal burns. Policemen rescued victims from third floor smoke as Edward Mansur’s bakery fire spread through the building.
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Jersey City
Edward Mansur
Willam Zeigler
Fie
Thomas
Bertha
Edward Zeigler
William Zeigler
Zeigler
Sadie Campbell
Singular Railroad Fatality Near Washington Ga
An iron pipe 26 feet long tied on a freight car toppled and pierced a passenger car window, fatally injuring Mrs Dempsey Colley, daughter of Captain and Mrs WG Cade, who remained unconscious. the incident occurred on the Washington branch railroad during full speed. Also: a staged play in Atlanta revealed a real gun misfire as a performer died on stage during a Brown rival scene. Additional notes: El Paso reports tariff duties on Mexican cattle. an Ontario man believed to be the murderer Herman frames as a cleric. J K Richards named solicitor general of the United States.
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Dempsey Colley
Captai
WG. Cade
Washington Branch
Colby
Real Traemiv
Atlanta
Costa Rica notes fuel alleged counterfeiting plot
New York July 14 Mrs Hugens feinerman testified in the United States court as four Costa Rica counterfeiters are tried. Details include a $50,000 hoard, a satchel of 10 peso notes, and plans to fund a Costa Rican revolution to overthrow President Yglesias. Costa Rican arrests, a sofa stash, and a San Jose trip are recounted with witness Mora and De Requesens, plus later police divers recovering evidence.
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de Requesees
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de Requeseus
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de Requesens
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Port Simon
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Hazen
Price of armor plate sparks Senate debate in Washington
Senate discussions centered on the cost of armor plate for three new battleships. An amendment set price at 300 per ton, 125 less than the navy favored. A separate order directed a govt armor plant study with a report next session.
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Yesterday's Baseball Games Across Leagues and Cities
Scores from yesterday show National League results with Lewrae ro Chicago edging Brooklyn while Philadelphia defeated Louise 4 to 1. In other games Louisville beat Pittsburg 7 to 4 and St Louis defeated Louis 5 to 0. New York topped Cincinnati 4 to 3 as Boston beat Philadelphia 5 and Toronto defeated Wilkes Barre 7 to 6 in a separate league. Scranton won in an 11 inning game over Buffalo 6 to 4 while Lancaster recorded a 1 to 0 result in the Atlantic League.
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Boston
Toronto
Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Buffalo
Chien
Market Advances Lift Coalers and Industrials in NY Trade
Trade today showed broad gains across coalers, industrials, and sugar shares. Lehigh Valley officers' election aided coalers, while refined sugar prospects and anti trust news supported the market. sugar touched a high near 137½, with other issues firm and bids quoting steady to higher.
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Beach Inn General Advance
New York
Lehigh Valley
Washington
Balto
Ohio
Chesa
T . J. Central
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Hudson. Y. Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Dwelling Lord Incident Report From Frederick Street
A fragmented notice reports a dwelling incident on Third Street in Frederick involving an individual or household. Readable fragments indicate disturbance or property event, with no full names or outcomes clear from the text. Further details are unavailable in the surviving lines.
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Frederick
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