Sour on the Earl Roberts on the Stand in Russell Case
The third day of Earl Russell's trial features his denial of imputations as Countess Russell asserts. The courtroom scenes show a hostile crowd outside and tense cross examinations as the Earl testifies about disputes over Ascot outings finances and alleged cruelty. Prof Roberts speaks of their friendship and disputes the Countess claims.
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Great Britain
Earl Russell
Lord John
Karl Russell
Charles Russell
Countess Russell
Albemarle
Ascot
Roberts
Bath
Prof. Roberts
Scott
Mabel Scott
Hir
Inderwick
Earl
Ee Eges
Sealet
Sir Charles Russell
Darling
Maness
Sir Edward Clarke
Sir Edward
Edward
England
America
Dr. Jewett
Balliol
Chinese Rebels Routed and Outbreak Suppressed
An official report from Brigadier General Nieh in Kin Chow states rebels, led by their chief, were defeated on November 27 and 28 with about 600 insurgents harmed. British and Chinese authorities report suppression near Jehol and beyond the Great Wall. Noted looting and anti-Christian violence are mentioned, with no confirmed European casualties. The government dispatches 6,000 troops to the scene to quell the unrest.
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Chinessa
Nieh
Kin Chow
Ceneral
Jehol
Tren Teui
Niu Chang
Temperance League
John Walsham
Eee Es Scknian
Joe
Oones
Great Wall
Insu
Ita
Mongolia
Snes
Tien Tien
Fatal accident at Agregoft colliery near Manchester
On December 3 a gas leak at the Agregoft colliery in Loxpox caused a fatal incident as thirty men worked underground. As gas filled the pit, six escaped, two were rescued in critical condition, and four succumbed to suffocation.
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Agregoft
Manchester
New Brotherhood Emerges Amid Coke Region Unrest
Reports from Scortpane indicate cokers and miners abandon the United Mine Workers to form the Federated Brotherhood of Coke Workers of America led by R. D. Kerfoot. Operators threaten mass layoffs and wage cuts as Local Purity No. 1 is established, with more locals planned. A separate note from Lm reports a switch engine collision near Kibby Street injuring multiple aboard and a bystander.
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Scortpane
Coke Region
Federated Brotherhood of Coke Workers of America
R. D. Kerfoot
Stewart Coke
Uniontown
Stewart Iron Company
United Mine Workers
Peter Wise
Purity Local No. 1
Hazardous Freight Yard Tragedy Claims Hollidaysburg Worker
Robert McFarland, head of the engineering department at Hollidaysburg Iron and Nail Company, was struck and killed by a locomotive while crossing the tracks early this morning. The incident underscores ongoing dangers in industrial rail operations.
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Hollidaysburg
Robert McFarland
Hollidaysburg Iron and Nail Company
Johnson Nichelle
How
Groner
P. Brackswayn
West Newton
Aberfoyle
Chester
In the Property of Cases Depositors Reopen Friendly Accounts
Depositors sustain their friendly relations as they allow accounts to resume activity amid unsettled claims. The article notes informal handling and easing of constraints, with emphasis on cooperation among parties and their continued financial linkages.
Turmoil Over Braddock and Turtle Creek Street Railway Clash
In Braddock a street railway dispute led to a midnight court order, police confrontation, and arrests of James Townsend and Samuel Stewart as workers defied the halt on Braddock avenue. Burgess Russell, a major stockholder, faced bail rejection. Separate items report a Steubenville shoe firm attachment and a Homestead infant death case found in a Monongahela River store box with signs of violence.
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Brappdoch
Braddock Electric Street Railway Company
Braddock and Turtle Creek Company
Braddock Avenue
Braddock
Turtle Creek
Judge Magee
Eighth Street
Burton
Hosee
Ey Reenatta
Street
James Townsend
Samuel Stewart
Burgess Russell Isso
Pittsburg
Steubenville
LC. White & Co
Opperman
William Pickersgill
Allentown
Homestead
Mononhela
Alderman Offner
Wreck on Harlem Railroad Leaves Multiple Dead
A passenger train from Grand Central depot struck a switch at 149th Street and 14th Avenue, derailing the last car. An unknown man two car cleaners and another employee were killed. brakeman George and Thomas McKenna were injured. Anniversary of Dranesville Fight noted in separate item.
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Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Kibby Street
Martin — Oe
Ot Fance
Thomas Hurley
FE. H. Perry
Findlay
New York
Harlem
Grand Central
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Earl's College Ecrope
Edward Clark
Oxford
Pekin
Glasgow
Anderson Cross
Bears
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Halle
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Vienna
Dec
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R. RK. Gilman
Supreme Court
Gilman
Rena
Kerfoot
Enid
Lima
Irwin
Grounce Wallace
Elm Grove
Wheeling
Camden
Andrew Rummill
Randolph County
W. Va
George Jones
Jane Tyres
New York City
Dranesville
Army of the Potomac
Ninth Regiment
Pennsylvania Reserves Volunteer Corps
Forbes Street
Armour & CO
Chicago
JOS. Eighbaum & CO
Fifth Avenue
Pitteburg
Weisser
T M. Latimer
Federal ST
Dumond
Laird's Shoe Stores
THE
Boston Rubber Shoe CO
BAY State Rubber CO
W. ML Laid
St. Laird’s Oema
Alex. Smith & Sons
Yonkers
N. Y
Keech
Reliable House
Penn Ave
Ninth Street
N and Steel Buildings
Rook Thisses Columns and
Pittsburg Bridge Company
Thirty
von Houterts
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