Striking Coal Miners Lock In Second Day in Pa Region
Haaleton Pa Sept 18 The second day of the anthracite coal miners strike opened quietly with no breaks in the union ranks across the region. Officials including most United Mine Workers leaders went on picket duty while watchmen guarded mines to deter non union men from quitting work. Strikers marched to Colleraine to urge non union workers to quit, while Hungarian women at McAdoo shunted miners to stop work. Violence reported in some towns but no serious injuries. Mount Carmel saw many workers join the strike and deputies summoned to protect those who continued work.
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Cby Associated Presa
Haaleton
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
McAdoo
Audenreidh
Yorktown
Colleraine
Crawford Mines
Jeaneeville
Hazleton Road
Noone
Shamokin
Mount Carmel
Reading Coal & Iron Company
Tinion Coal Company
Tally of field notes stumbles in rough jotting
Fragmentary text from a field notes page shows a rough tally and stray phrases. Names, dates, and clear events are largely unreadable, yielding only scattered identifiers and vague references. The item reads as a damaged archival fragment with insufficient coherent facts.
Bryan in Kansas Opens with Large Park Speech
Associated Press dispatch from Fort Scott Kansas reports W J Bryan guest of honor at a Goodlander hotel breakfast then addressed a hall crowd of 8000 before adjourning to the public square for a larger outdoor audience. He spoke briefly at the hall and longer from the band stand in the park including listeners from Indian Territory Missouri and nearby towns.
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Public Park
Fort Scott
Associated Press
Kan
W. J. Bryan
Goodlander
Convention Hall
Bryan
Oly
Indian Territory
Missouri
Butte Population Hits 30 470 in Latest Census
The census bureau reports Butte Montana at 30 470 residents, up 19 677 or 189 18 percent from 1890. The increase reflects a dramatic growth as the capital city standings shift in Montana.
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Montana
Associated Press
Washington
Census Bureau
Butte
Mont
Opened Wisconsin Congregational Convention in Green Bay
The six tieth annual convention of the Congregational churches of Wisconsin opened at Union Congregational church in Green Bay on Sept 38. The session will continue through Thursday night with about Un delegates present. Rev J W Frizaly of Ran Clair will deliver the opening sermon followed by the Lord's Supper conducted by Rev William Crawford, longtime pastor here.
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Anson
Churches
Wirenncin
Green Bay
Win
Congregational Churches of
Wisconsin
Union Congregational Church
J. W. Frizaly
Ran Clair
Wiliam Crawford
President McKinley Returns to Washington for China Matters
President McKinley left Canton for Washington at 12 16 PM accompanied by Secretary Cortelyou. China relations demand presidential presence, though his visit to Washington is described as periodic rather than permanent, with his health reported as excellent after rest.
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Washington
Associated Pres
Canton
Ohio
Mc Kinley
Pennsylvania
Cortelyou
Ita
Washington, D. C
State Department
China
McKinley
Somerset
Prohibition Special Train Leaves Chicago for Campaign Tour
The Prohibition Party launches a multi state journey led by John G Woolley presidential candidate with VP nominee Henry B Metcalf. The train travels through Illinois Minnesota and Wisconsin with stops and speeches over six weeks ending in Milwaukee after a final Northwestern rally.
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Chicago
Til
Illinois
John G. Woolley
Henry B. Metcalf
Pawtucket
RB. I
Samuel Dickie
The
New Voice
Volney
National Prohibition Committee
Pacific
Woolley
Sorthington
Minn
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Short Time Allowed for Nami natloas sod Camjpateu
London dispatch says Parliament may dissolve on September 23 with elections by October 15. Liberal lists incomplete, many boroughs uncontested. Imperial interests to dominate campaigns as Chinese question moves to diplomacy rather than quick legislative action. Skirmishes near Pekin continue but a settlement will take weeks of negotiations.
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Associated Proas
New York
the Tribune
London
Matthew White-Ridley
Privy Council
Balmoral
United Kingdom
Lord Salisbury
North
America
Thia Ingianee
Foreign Office
Prince Ching
Earl Li
No Tao
Pekin
Far East
England
Transport Lawson to Nome for Miner Load Sails to Seattle
General Shefter urged the War Department to have the transport Lawson bring from Nome all the miners it can safely carry, arguing they can sleep on deck as in Alaska. The plan aims to avoid a second trip by crowding the ship, with miners landed at Seattle rather than San Francisco.
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Lawton
Nome
Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Shefter
War Department
Lawson
Alaska
Seattle
Salisbury in Danger Prompts Police Vigilance at Kings Cross
London dispatch reports an annual gathering of uniformed police and Scotland Yard detectives at Kings Cross awaiting Lord Salisbury. Since his Hatfield return an anonymous threatening letter has heightened security as authorities step up vigilance.
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Associated Presa
London
Scotland Yard
Kings Cross Railroad
Lord Salisbury
Hatfield
Elections Favor Black Party in Cuba Constituency
In Santiago de Cuba on September 18 the elections for delegates to the constitutional convention favored the Black party across the province. Whites openly proclaim annexationist aims as ten thousand colored supporters paraded with skull and crossbones badges. A mock funeral of the Republican party drew about one thousand attendees as whites avoid clashes.
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Associated Press
Santiago de Cuba
Republican Party
Germany Says China Must Deliver Leaders for Peace Talks
Berlin reports the foreign office issued a circular noting the delivery of those responsible for outrages as a prerequisite to peace negotiations with China. A London Tribune dispatch cites German telegrams from Shanghai of troops moving toward Tsi Nan Fu, the projected emperor’s residence. In Hong Kong the West River district notes visible Chinese troops drilling and a patrolling gunboat with patrols shifting toward Canton.
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China
Tsi-Nan-Fu
Hong Kong
Associated Press
Berlin
Foreign Office
New York
the Tribune
London
Shanghai
Tsi-Naen
Pekin
West River
Canton
Robert Voss Arrested For Refusing Police Aid Oshkosh
Oshkosh city police charged saloon keeper Robert Voss with failing to aid an officer during the arrest of Fernie Pagenkopf at Rosalia and Deane streets. Voss is to appear in municipal court Wednesday at nine for alleged violation of city ordinance requiring citizens to aid police, with fines from 1 to 10 dollars and possible imprisonment until paid.
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Robert Voss
Robert Welss
Couner
Rosalia
Ceape Street
Fitzpatrick
Salong
Oshkosh
Fernie Pagenkopf
Salu
Rosaila and
Ceapestrestx
Catoon
City of
Morgan Co claims city underpays for street sprinkling 1898
Attorneys Thompson Harshaw Thompson report Morgan Company filed a $200 claim against Oshkosh Wisconsin, alleging a City contract to furnish water for street sprinkling in 1898 under Mayor Ideson. They contend the city partly fulfilled the deal, despite later council withdrawal, and ask committee review for mutual saving of time and cost.
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Morgan Company
Ty Attorneys
Thompson, Harshaw & Thomp~son
Witzel
Ideson
Water Company
Thompson, Harshaw & Thompson
City of
Oshkesh
Wia
Oshkosh
Board of Public Works
South Main Street
Tenth Street
Cremon Street
Thirteenth Street
Tre Ai
Morgen Company
Menta
Thorpeson
Bryan's Septee Aims at Bryan Letter Reaction
Chicago Sept 18 The dialogue shows Senator Hanna and Vice Chairman Payne declining to discuss William Jennings Bryan's letter while Bryan himself attends a two and a half hour session at the Commercial McKinley club national headquarters. Senator Hanna garners many callers led by Senator Wellington who warns Maryland Republicans face grave risk despite optimism.
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Heene
Campaten
Associates Press
Chicago
Naither
Hanna
Hepublican Executive Committee
Payne
Willam Jennings Bryan
Nile
Commercial McKinley Club
Wellington
Maryland
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Stevenson to Launch Campaign Tour Across Six States
Stevenson to begin a campaign speaking tour next week covering Michigan Wisconsin Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia as announced by Democratic national headquarters in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Democratic
Adlai Stevenson
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Tragedy in Chicago Real Estate Man Kills Wife then Dies
Fred Clark a Chicago real estate man shot his wife then killed himself today. Police say business reverses may have driven the crime. The incident occurred in Chicago Illinois and ends Clark’s life and marriage in a single fatal act.
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Associated Presa
Chicago
Fred
Clark
Heavy fighting and unease at Lorenzo Marques report
The dispatch from Lorenzo Marques dated September 18 describes heavy fighting at Komatipoort and fears the destruction of the Mathaba Bridge. British troops aim to cut supply lines from Portuguese territory as rustenburg units surrender and reports say Commandant Rusha may have surrendered. Lord Roberts may leave Pretoria in early October. Boers not yet beaten, Kruger claims time will tell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lorenzo Marques
Komatipoort
Komath
Tranevaal
Pretoria
Boersby
Rustenberg
Rusha
Mal
Mariteburg
Lord Roberts
England
London
Lerenga Marques
Kruger
Battleship Wisconsin Tests Machinery In San Francisco Bay
The Wisconsin made a brief run about the bay yesterday and will repeat the test run tomorrow. On Thursday she sails for Port Orchard for drydock overhaul before her next trial trip.
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San Franchsco
Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Wisconsin
Bay
Port Orchard
Death of Mrs Dalton a respected Oshkosh resident
Mrs Sarah Pinfield Dalton of 119 Frederick Avenue Oshkosh died shortly before six this morning after a long illness. Born January 18 1824 in Bromsgrove England she married Joshua Dalton April 24 1853 and came to Buffalo then Oshkosh. Survived by son Frank W Dalton and a funeral with Rev S H Anderson at 2 p m Thursday from the late home.
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Frederick Avanos
Joshua Dalton
Frederick Avenue
Broomsgrove
England
Sarah Pinfield
America
Buffalo
Oshkosh
M. EB. Church
Frank W. Dalton
Kiev
S. H. Anderson
Death of John Murphy at James Casey home
John Murphy died at noon today at the home of his brother in law James Casey on TM Blackhawk Street. He was seventy five years old and the death was due to general debility. The funeral will be held from St. Peter's Church, but arrangements have not yet been completed.
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Fansey
Tovar
Fire Brother le-Law
John Murphy
James Casey
Blackhawk Street
St. Peter's Emirch
Christian workers convene in Chicago hosted by Moody Bible Institute
Hundreds of religious workers from Chicago and abroad arrive for the Christian workers convention opening tomorrow at the Moody Bible Institute. W R Mandy, son of the evangelist, is among those expected today as attendees gather for the event.
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Chicago
Ilis
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Cuba
Santiaco
Plank Farty
Germany
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