Gover nor to Call Special Session on Miners Grievances
The article reports Governor Buchanan, aided by Attorney General Pickle, calling a special session to address miner grievances after a meeting with a Coal Creek commit tee. The convicts and militia situation dominate Knoxville dispatches with calls for legality, potential troop use, and talks of legislative action to resolve unrest.
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T. Thomas
Samuel JD
Knoxville
Te Wee Hetul
Miners and Knoxville Hold Mass Meeting Over Convict Labor
A Knoxville mass meeting this evening adopted resolutions showing sympathy for miners in Coal Creek work actions. The Miners will consent to a reversal of convicts pending legislative action.
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Pune
Knoxville
Riot at Nottingham Colliery Over Slavic Laborers Wage Cut
A serious riot broke out at the Nottingham Colliery of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Co in Plymouth Pa. Striking miners attacked recently imported Slavish laborers, using sticks and stones. Several workers were cut and contused. the new men were routed and barricaded in their barracks with guards planned for the mines tomorrow.
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Nottingham
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Edward Davis
George
Connor
Wen
Madness and mystery grip widow Stein's cottage
One of the strangest city cases draws crowds to the darkened three room cottage of widow Stein. Three imprisoned people lurk inside as neighbors report the mother Mary and her young daughter face peril while the oldest daughter has been missing for weeks. The mother, now said to be insane, threatens violence and officers plan to force entry tonight to avert tragedy.
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Iife
Abe Stein
Ryears
Orbice
Chautauqua Doings Stir With Mrs Ewing Talk
Chautauqua N Y July 22 The day’s highlight was Mrs Emma Ewing’s striking talk on cheap cooking drawing wide interest and converting skeptics Jacob Riis of New York had also spoken on How the Other Half Lives the previous night The program included lectures by Emily Huntington Miller W W White FRN Thorpe and W R Harper with a round table and illustrated talk on How the Other Half Lives by Riis
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N. Y
Emma Ewing
Jacob Riis
New York
Metropolis
McCamant Seeks Counsel in Mysterious City Visit
Auditor General McCamant arrived to confer with Robert Alexander, counsel for John Bardsley, then vanished as suddenly. Alexander later met with Mayor Stuart. Reports claim the visit concerned heirloom funds left by Bardsley in the treasurer’s office and in possession of the mayor’s officials. The auditor denies any money changing hands.
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Robert Alexander
John Bardsley
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Green Glass Prices Session Details In Rural Telegram
The green glass bottle blowers meet in St Louis to review price schedules and plan next year’s meeting site. Rochester New York and Atlanta City vie for hosting with Rochester favored. Officers elected, Saturday half holiday debate set for tomorrow, 95 volume and union amalgamation with AFL to be decided next session. The convention adjourns tomorrow evening.
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Murder at Colored Baptist Church Dies in Sunday Service
A shooting interrupts a baptismal service at Clayborne Bellmont Alabama river area. A man, identified as Brewer, bursts in and shoots a black parishioner in the back near the pulpit area. The wounded man dies as authorities begin inquiries.
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Escape During Narrow Encounter With Negro Foe
A brief fragmented report describes an escape from a confrontation at a county location. The subject previously had a difficulty with an African American man, and during the incident the coat and other figures at the door disappeared from view as the escape occurred.
Gas Consumers Rebel Over Higher Ohio Gas Rates
Ohio residents protest Dayton Natural Gas Company plans to raise rates to 23 cents per thousand for Dayton Springfield and surrounding cities after payment for low rates. Dayton council Springfield council oppose franchise loss and may seek mandamus to restore old rates while residents form committees to investigate wells and company finances amid claims of plant costs and debt.
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Cherokee Deluged Again with Flood Devastation
Curzoner La July 9 This morning Cherokees county suffered a catastrophic rain wind storm. The Cedar Valley section reports the worst storm in years with high winds and hail. The Sioux river carried away docks and two houses, the bridge collapsed, and additional bridges were swept away. Locals fled damaged homes as waterways rose.
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A Pretty Lively Corpse Special Telegram to The Dispatch
Wrassnarnse July 22 A local paper published a graphic story about finding Charles Foxs body in Huntsville woods. Detectives and constables swarmed the scene as hundreds sought the alleged murderer. Fox, a subscriber, joined the crowd and declared he was alive, not dead, restoring his identity to cheers.
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Manu
Senator Harland's Successor Special Election Writ Issued
Lieutenant Governor Watres issued a writ to the Sheriff of Chester County ordering a November 8 election to fill the Nineteenth Senatorial district vacancy caused by A. D. Harlan's resignation. He aims to align with general elections to avoid extra costs and upheaval for Chester residents while praising the retiring senator and declining to name a likely successor.
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Nut
Cholera Debate Attributed To Madison Thornton Death
Telegram from Prumaneiista reports physicians split on Madison Thornton's boarding house death. Dr Fulton and Dr Bunce favor Asiatic cholera while Dr Ford suspects cholera morbus and Medical Inspector Taylor cites sporadic cholera as a possibility after investigation.
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President signs commissions and Navy appointment
The President signed the commissions of 12 postmasters today and nominated Henry E. Nichols of Mare Island Navy Yard to be a commander in the United States Navy. Mrs Eaton, the President's sister, arrived. Secretary Foster is expected. Deacon White arrived tonight amid talk of seal syndicate business.
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South Dakota Judge Rules Prohibition Law Unconstitutional
Judge White of the County Court sustains the demurrer to John Becker on liquor sale charges, declaring the prohibitory law unconstitutional in effect. The decision marks a test case as liquor men cheer while prohibitionists plan to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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First Fruits of Fusion In Shawnee County Race
A secret alliance between Democrats and the Alliance aims to pool Isaacs for a joint county ticket in Shawnee. The plan seeks to defeat Republicans in the stronghold, allegedly engineered by Judge John Martin, a prominent Democrat in the state.
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Torres
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Shawnee
John Martin
Annual meeting of Flint and Lime Glass Makers held at Ocean Grove
Special telegram from Asevny Pan reports the American Association of Flint and Lime Glass Manufacturers convening in Ocean Grove. Elected officers include President J C Riley of Pittsburgh and vice presidents James Editor of Philadelphia KR Beatty of Tiffin and Teo Evans of Paterson share duties.
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Pteben
Dancing of Nymphs at Bayreuth in Tannhauser Paris version
Bayreuth pilgrims hailed Wagner’s Tannhauser Paris version as a triumph of staging and musical drama with vivid Venus grotto scenes, electric effects, and 19th century spectacle. Critics noted mixed vocal results, praising Senta S. and Wohlfram but finding Winkelmann and Wiberg below Bayreuth standards. Alvary slated to sing next, festival to be held annually.
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Bayreuth
Pious Prince George Heroic Defends Czarewitch in Japan
Prince George of Greece writes from Kobe to King George I detailing the attack on the Czarewitch in Kyoto. He recounts leaping to aid Nicky as a policeman wields a sword, delivering a blow that felled the assailant and saved the prince's life amid a chaotic street scene.
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Irish Praise for Balfour in Relief Plan Voted
In the Commons Committee of Supply a 90 000 relief salary and expense package for Ireland’s suffering poor was approved. Balfour outlined a permanent welfare effort amid praise and cautious remarks from Kealy and Webb, noting regional disparities and intent to extend aid with Land Commissioner support.
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Timothy Kealy
North Longford
Donegal
Fitred Webb
Waterford
Balfour
Webb
German Grain Duties Discussed in Government Conference
A morning conference in this city brought together Government members and leading German grain firm representatives. The urgent summons suggests the government is seriously seeking a reduction of grain duties, indicating possible tariff reform.
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Orthodox Clericals in Moscow Demand Persecution Laws Enforced
At a Moscow conference orthodox clericals urged enforcement of penal laws against Hebrews. The Synod ruled that Hebrew advocates who convert to Christianity may not practice for three years after baptism.
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ST. Patenssure
A Third British Army Mutiny and Royal Visitor
Lowpor reports a startling mutiny among Coldstream Guards after the German Emperor’s departure. The First and Third Companies refused parade, were confined to barracks for three days, and officers faced a long argument before a reluctant march. In London, Prince Victor Emmanuel of Naples arrived at Charing Cross with the Prince of Wales greeting him.
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Labor Commission to set hours and employer employee laws
The French Labor Commission will appoint special commissions to study state regulations on hours of labor and the State of Labor, and laws relating to combinations of employers and employees in Paris on July 22.
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Emperor William Reaches Cape North Near Norway
The Emperor near the North Pole. William of Germany ascended Cape North the northernmost point of Europe on the tip of Maogeroe Island off Norway.
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Crurmmania
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Money for the Schools Appropriation Speeches Released
Hunrnisavaa July 22 The State's accounting office issued a digest of Boyer revenue bill with speeches by supporters. Boyer says from July 1 the general fund will be ready with about 3 million to meet a 5 million public school appropriation payable June 1.
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Hunrnisavaa
Treasury
Pattison Reviews Troops at Mt Gretna Visit
Governor Pattison and staff arrived at Mt Gretna and were greeted with a 17 gun salute. He praised Adjutant General Clellan as troops were inspected and armed, the Governor walking the lines to examine accouterments and bearing before complimenting the soldierly appearance.
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Gladys Evelyn On The Lecture Platform
Miss Gladys Evelyn, who became much talked of as the plaintiff in the recent suit against William Henry Huri, is featured on the lecture platform. The brief item notes public attention and outlines her role in the ongoing case and its local interest.
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Lowpos
William Henry Huri
After the Easy Men. Inside facts about a Bradford scheme
The Steel Tubular Car Company of Bradford collapses amid a sharp financial scam. J W Post formed the concern to erect works near Bradford with a patent backed railway car. D L Gillespie exposes the fraud, detailing bribe offers, forged contracts, and inflated assets vs liabilities.
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J. W. Post
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Pittsburg
Gillespie
Philadelphia
Pattison will not speak on stump this fall governor says
Hankissona July 2 Governor Pattison declared he will apply full power to recover state funds lost through Barnsley operations and that Attorney General Hensel is pursuing the state's claims. He could not say when the AG inquiry would climax. He denied any plan to tour the stump for the Democratic ticket this fall.
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State politics heat up after senatorial talks
Political dispute erupts as the State Board of Equalization declines to investigate a charge that Republican Hyatt of the Thirty third district may hold his seat by a knowingly concealed error. The dispute follows the Sherman Foraker discussions and signals growing partisan tension.
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Democratic Protest Sparks Party Split Over Investigation
A party line vote rejected a Democratic protest against blocking an investigation into fraud charges. Republicans warned the denial will cost the party 5,000 votes in the state this fall. James F. Neal of Hamilton was chosen chairman of the State Executive Committee with power to appoint an assistant and direct the campaign.
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Neal
Contempt of a Judge Sparks Impeachment Call in Kansas
Torrsa KansasJuly 2 G W McKay Alliance Judge faces Supreme Court inquiry for contempt of court in the Honeywell case. He accepts responsibility for actions and argues the Supreme Court can only review lower court decisions. McKay claims to act to preserve part of Honeywell's property and cites party alignments among involved lawyers.
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G. W. McKay
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Th Mani
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Hradley
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Elliott Proclaimed Doomed as Jury Deliberates
Special telegram reports William J. Elliott charged with first degree murder will go to the jury tomorrow noon, with verdict expected by night. Courtroom tension rises amid threats reportedly aimed at Jorge Pugh and a dramatic outburst by Elliott declaring the prosecutor a liar. Sheriff Custer and the jailer reorder Elliott to sit, while officials brace for a possible second sensational scene.
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Editor in Mechanicsburg Press Asked to Resign
B Blackburn proprietor of the Mechanicsburg Free Press and longtime employee in the Sixth Auditor of the Treasury office has been asked to resign. He requested December leave to take a sabbatical, exceeded it, used a sab, drew part pay, and produced a physician's certificate of sickness from a Philadelphia doctor. The auditor questions the certificate while Blackburn remained in Mechanicsburg. For three months he drew government pay while running his local newspaper.
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Cleveland Literary Bureau Saturday Globe Suspended
New Years to July 2 When Grover Cleveland left the White House locals planned a personal organ The Saturday Globe was started but announced suspension with the July 13 issue It did not pay Parker said the paper was stopped The Globe office has functioned as the Cleveland literary bureau for three years Public speeches by Cleveland since his defeat have been set up in the Globe office.
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Died With The Bill Pork Tax Fails In Senate
Acting Secretary Wharton reports to the State Department that a pork duty bill, attached to the tariff bill, was not reached by the Senate before adjournment. The delay was due to other measures, not opposition, and is expected to be taken up after the Assembly reconvenes next term.
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Underground Rapid Transit Patch 1 Spec Telegram
July 24 rapid transit commissioners reveal East Side plan for underground travel similar to West Side. Construction near Ninety ninth street may use a double deck tunnel with two tracks per deck or four tracks, depending on expediency.
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Aimed at the bench a suit over alleged payoff scheme
The case centers on Anthony M O'Brien suing ex County Detective Langhorst alleging he paid for prisoner immunity with Judge Porter named in relation to the payoff. Langhorst and Porter deny the accusations as politically charged amid a hot judicial contest.
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