Train wreck fatal and injuries in Pulaski incident
A theater car derailment near Pulaski killed Patrick Patterson and wounded Etta Patterson and others. A large piece of wood pierced Etta’s right shoulder as cars split, the coroner took the dead, and a special train with Dr Gransted aided survivors. A wheel broke causing the crash and the wreckage stretched 100 feet. The report also notes German loan talks in New York seeking up to 325 million in treasury bills or empire bonds to fund expedition plans to China.
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Alice Williams
Ortet
Eta Patterson Patrick Peterson
Marguerite Competla
Alona Bell Beuy
Kutte Howard
Feith Hamilton
Duscan Clark
Patrik Patterson
Etta Patterson
W. W.granstead
Pulaski
Germnguy
New York
The
Evening Post
London
China
Germany
Population figures and crime brief from old newspaper
Readable fragments report Camden population figures for 1890 and 1858, India plague death counts, James Hirvins a 40 year old miner killed by coal fall at Short Mountain colliery in Lykens PA, train robber Ferrell indicted for murder, express messenger Charles Emperoom plans a visit to the czar at the Hunting Castle in Poland in September, plus burglary in New York for wealthy targets.
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Camden. N. 1
India
James Hirvins
Short Mountain
Lykens
Ferrel
Faring
Charles i Emoperoam
Casile
Miners Read Strike Order Across Anthracite Region
An Indianapolis issued order directed all miners and ore workers in the anthracite coal region to abstain from work from Sept 7 until the Hazleton convention demands are met. The move, led by President Mitchell and W B Wilpel, aims to unify union and non union workers while avoiding a strike. Officials predict 5% to 80% of workers may quit, with regions like Susquehanna and Lehigh Valley facing varying impacts. The industry covers about 470 square miles across Luzerne Lackawanna Schuylkill Carbon and Northumberland counties, with roughly 145000 organized miners.
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Wergere
Diterleg Oplaives
Warted Mine Workers of America
Tval
Hazleton
Vara
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
Wyoming
United Mine Workers’ Organization
John Conyngham
West End Coal Company
Miners’ Union
Superintendent Williams
Susquehanna Coal Company
Nanticoke
Williams
Susquehanna Company
Chase
Lehigh Valley Company
Richards
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Lattimer
Pennsylvania
Luzerne
Lackawanna
Schuylkill
Carbon
Northumberland
Miners Unite Against Outside Influence in Hazletes Mine Conference
A report from Hazletes Pennsylvania dated September 13 describes a conference of Sir Gabrehs Roman aut VEoreB at Hazletes. It notes the conference aims to prevent outside interference in mining policy and to ensure internal employer-employee relations remain within the company. The statement emphasizes no outside mandates on operational policy and urges grievances be properly presented if any exist.
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Pastor Pusllipe
USA
Baer Wkinley Wedding in Somerset Pa
The Baer Wkinley wedding in Somerset Pennsylvania on September 13 united Miss Mabel McKinley and Dr Hermanus L Baer with a full Episcopal service. Family members and officials attended as ribbon girls ushers and bridesmaids led the procession and the President and Mrs McKinley offered congratulations after the ceremony.
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Somerset
Aliss Mabel McKinley
Hermanus L. Baer
McKinley
Matilda Snyder
Lucy Seutl
W.C. Brown Wiliam Patrmae
PC Smith
Frank A. Munsey
Frank Hanan
John R. Leslie
Katherine Einsley
Wilbur Scheil
Lewis H. Baer
Nore Jarvis
Dr. Morgan
Rise In Cottons Sparks Fresh Market Rally
New York reports a renewed speculative wave in cotton as buyers push prices higher after a brief pause. The market closes at day’s peak, with gains of 22 to 47 points amid bullish cables and favorable conditions.
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Cosios
New York
Withdrawal decision looms as Pekin troops questioned
Washington debates immediate pullout of American forces from Pekin amid Russia and France pressure for continued occupation. Chaffee holds ready to act, while famine fears and Chinese governance risks press for withdrawal. opposite views urge securing guarantees for American interests and Christians. Disputed notes signal Americans may depart as hurricane winds aid fire losses at Narragansett Pier.
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Durlaw
Christinon
Washington
Pekin
Russia
China
Chaffee
Chiea
Massacre Report in China Sparks Global Alarm
Dispatches from London on September 13 describe brutal massacres in northern China during July with estimates of 15,000 to 24,400 converts killed. Missionaries and native Christians are among the victims as Boxers carry out violent retribution. Reports from European capitals say powers weigh withdrawal options and possible partial evacuation of Pekin.
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Pekin
Pao-Tingera
London
China
Great Britain
Germany
Austria
Italy
Paris
Morning Post
Capitol
President Krigee Escapes British in Mozambique
President Krigee and Transvaal officials reach safety in Lorenzo Marques as they plan to sail for Europe on the Herzog on Sept. 24. Acting president Schalk-Burger takes charge during Kruger's absence.
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Krigee
Lorenzo Marques
Kruger
Kroger
G. Poti
Netherlands
Europe
Herzog
Interven von
Br. Schalk-Burger
Kuger
After Galveston Storm Deaths and Destruction Rise
The Galveston area reels from a hurricane with unverified death tolls and widespread ruin. Reports place fatalities from the coast to Alvin, Texas City, and Missouri City, with property losses potentially reaching ten million dollars. The relief effort, led by Adjutant General Scurry and city officials, mobilizes 2,000 armed personnel to bury the dead, clear wreckage, and maintain order while food, clothing, and shelter are coordinated for tens of thousands rendered homeless.
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Juges
Galveyton
Galveston
Amt
Gulf Court
Ivor
Worteat Hanenen
Tat Wether
Dickingon
Alvin
Alta Lomi
Texas City
Brookshire
Rishmand Tood
Ubet
Missouri City
Stafford
Hay City
Matagorda
Fife
Patton
Rottover
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Quintana
Sinegarland
Helleville
Wharton
Fairview
Sartartia
Arcole
el Campo
Meyer Jones
Scur Ty
Scurry
Jones
John Leair
Foilemi
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