Bloodshed Flares as State Police Battle Black Hand in Pa Mine
In Punxsutawney Pennsylvania a gun battle leaves two troopers dead and one fatally wounded with four more wounded as state police surround a Florence mine boarding house. Seventeen Italians are inside, several wounded, gunfire continues and fears of more deaths rise amid a siege of the building by troopers and local police. Private John Henry and Private Francis Zehringer die, Homer C. Chambers fatally wounded, others wounded include William A. Mullen and Joseph Logan, with Zehringer killed amid the assault and a massed police action following.
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Puntsutawney
State Constabulary
Florence mine
John Henry
Philadelphia
Francis Zebringer
Conshohocken
Homer C. Chambers
Rochester
William A. Mullen
Harriaburg
Joseph Logan
Dubois
George Felitzsky
Steve Félitzsky
Logan
Florence
Leopold Scarlat
findow
Bruno Trazzone
Dr. Bodenhorn
Salvatore Waltzowh
Black Hand
Waltzoch
Egle
Chambers
Mullen
cons tabulary
Zehringer
Gross
Cummings
cheaperadoes
fang
fred battle
Punxsutawney
Roosevelt Reviews Great Fleet on Labor Day at Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt led a massive naval review off Oyster Bay in Long Island Sound with 15 000 sailors aboard the Mayflower. The procession included battleships cruisers torpedo boats destroyers and submarines as Rear Admiral Evans commanded vessels in sunlit ceremony and the president visited several ships before a reception aboard the Mayflower.
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Roosevelt
New York
Labor Day
western hemisphere
Long Inland Sound
Oyster Bay
Evans
President Roosevelt
anchorage
Maine
Alabama
West Virginia
Marquette Club Banquet Honors Speaker Cannon
The Marquette Club of Chicago will host a banquet on October 9 to honor Speaker Cannon. Jacob Suydam of Flemington New Jersey was killed instantly after stepping in front of a fast-moving train. Three hundred Baltimore butchers strike for a one hour day without pay cut. Miss Dottle Glover of New York saved Walter Stinson from drowning when his canoe capsized at a lake in New Egypt New Jersey. James C. Abernathy, Charlotte Observer managing editor, died in Agbeville where he sought health.
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Marquette Club
Chicago
Cannon
Jacob Suydam
Flemington
N. J
Baltimore
Dottle Glover
New York
Walter Stinson
New Egypt
N. J James C. Abernathy
Charlotte
N. C
Observer
Agbeville
Was a Very Sick Boy Cared by Obasberlain’s Remedy
A fragmentary notice describes a child suffering colic, cholera and diarrhoea treated with a remedy promoted by a Dr L. Pearre. The text is garbled but implies reliance on a popular patent medicine of the era.
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Obasberlain
L. Pearre
Independent Democrats resign over party control and Mormon land deal
Charles A. Walsh resigns from the Democratic National Committee Iowa seat citing corruption and corporate influence, criticizing the executive committee's composition and urging independent action. Separately in Mexico City Mormon representatives announce a 360,000 acre land purchase in the Fuerte River valley to settle thousands of families.
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Ottumwa
Charles A. Walsh
Democratic national committee
Bryan
Iowa
Thomas Taggart
Democratic natonal committee
Democratic party
Republican
William F. Sheehan
New York city
August Belmont
James Smith
Ryan
Roger C. Sullivan
gas traction
Chicago
De Lancey Nicoll
New
atd
New York
Illinois
Roger Sullivan
national committee
Mexico
Mexico City
coloniz
emother
Oaxaca
Fuerte River
Simfion
Wear
Colorado
Nevada
Bryan Starts For Home From Five Car Special
William J. Bryan led a Nebraska delegation of over 100 on a five car Lehigh Valley special train, touring the river ferry route. He said receptions were gratifying personally and indicated a shift in public sentiment on economic issues, especially trusts, amid a busy schedule.
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New York
Nebraska
William J. Bryan
hile
Lehigh Valley railroad
Bryan
Cotton Exports Top 40 Million As Year Ends
Washington reports the department of commerce and labor notes raw cotton exports for the fiscal year just ended surpassed 40 million dollars in value, far ahead of breadstuffs, provisions, and iron and steel shipments. Also reports a fatal Camp Meeting fight in Kentucky over a quarrel between Richard Spalding and Clara Coraman, with Newton Coraman arrested.
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Washington
United States
department of commerre and labor
Meating
Lexington
Wilmer aay
Rollness
Richard Spalding
Clara Coraman
Newton Coramas
Frank Coyle
Coraman
Thomas Martin
Sorostty Corawan
Newton
Bloodhounds Track Lost Child to Hidden Sleep Site
In Waterville New York a 8 year old son of Mr and Mrs Dowd disappeared from a hop yard. After a long search involving horsemen, four bloodhounds followed clothing scent to a tree where the child lay asleep. The dogs found the boy safely and the case ended with relief.
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Waterville
N.Y
Mra. Dowd
hamde
horsensen
William Cary Sangerhowe
amell
maxtorn
Three Women Die In Philadelphia Gas and Poison Tragedy
In Philadelphia three women ended their lives on Sunday. Ete Leavell, 18, died from mercury bichloride poisoning after years of an assault by John Evans who is serving a five year sentence. May Horch killed herself by inhaling luminous gas due to health issues and losses. Chrissie Snyder, 32, ended her life by inhaling gas after a fire destroyed her home.
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Philadelphia
Ete Leavell
wale
John Evanse
May Horch
Chrissie Sny for
Reform Reaches China Edict Promises Constitutional Government
Pexin Sept 8 The emperor issues an edict promising constitutional government when the people are educated and ready. It cites travelin g commissioners reporting a gap between rulers and the ruled and pledges reforms to administration and finances before framing a constitution.
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Pexin
China
Bank Wreckers Hipple Not Alone To Blame
District Attorney Bell and Receiver Earle say evidence shows responsibility beyond Frank Hipple in the Real Estate Trust collapse. Depositors employ Samuel Clement to prosecute directors as authorities anticipate arrests and arrears may surface. Directors faced scrutiny over loan and state ment certainties amid widespread trust company failures.
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Philadelphia
Mabie
Bell
Barle
K. Hippie
Earle
Samuel Clement
Willam FL Norths
Hipple
Tourth
John H. Convorne
Baldwin Locomotive Works
trust company
Philadephia
Converse
Rooster Injures Infant in Wilmington Neighborhood
A rooster fatally feared to have fatally injured Grace Welds, 22 months, after the bird stabbed her head with a spur while she played near West Second street. Neighbors aided the child as the and the rooster fled. In Chicago, a trolley panic killed Mrs Edelhart and seriously injured Miss Robinson with skull fractures after a controller box short circuit.
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Del
Grace
Charles H. Welds
West Second street
Chicago
Mra
Auta Edelhart
Anna Robinson
Miss Robinson
M Raelshartz
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