Miners Strike Widens as Talks in Wheeling Loom
The Associated Press reports the Morogah region miners have walked out en masse while talks in Wheeling seek a settlement. Leaders from Cleveland to Pittsburg press for a uniform plan and possible wage and store reforms as coal operators discuss terms.
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Associated Press
Parkershire
W.a
Morogah
southwest
Kanawha Valley
Atkinson
CLavenann
Thomas E. Young
M. A. Hanna & Co
Pittsburg
Wuerixe
Wheeling
Ratchford
Trades Assembly Hall
Samual Gompers
M. W. Garland
Amalgamated Association
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
West
British Comments on Japan protest and Doolittle death
London reports satire on Japan's Hawaii protest as a forceful warning amid US Hawaii plans while New York notes silver prices sinking to record lows. Bowater Doolittle of Wisconsin dies at 82. Alaska post plans advance with Shafter ok, and cabinet weighs executive power to establish it without Congress.
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Japan
ay Cable
Associated Press
London
St. James Gazette
Archipelago
United States
Hawaii
Pail Matt Gazette
Great Britain
Sherman
McKinley
The
Globe
New York
India
Bowater Doolittle
Providence
R.1
Doolittle
Wisconsin
Edgewood
Bright
Alaska
San Francisco
Virele City
General Shafter
Department of California
Alger
Shafter
Washington
Congress
H. Ray
North American Transportation and Trading Company
Philadelphia
Telegraphic Previties and Local Notes
Reports from Guthrie and Philadelphia of executions and attempted suicides. A farm hand in Ann Arbor fatally wounds a domestic before killing himself. A Kentucky shootout near Kane Ridge leaves Bett Casey dying and others wounded. A Gazette visit to the Calendar Clock Safe praises a compact device. local business men plan Reno operations. A Virginia road accident injures a one and a half year old by carbolic acid. prognosis doubtful.
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Martha Miner
Ann Arbor
Mich
Morgantown
Kyanya
Kane Ridge
Estill Casey
John Casey
Bailey brothers
Bett Casey
Halleya
Gazette
Journal/ business office
Messia
Rosser
Sherman
Reno
Curtohe seid
E. Cole
Virginia road
Trinity Sunday School Picnics on Steamboat Excursion
Brief item notes Trinity Church Sunday School plans a steamboat picnic tomorrow morning aboard a local train. Lena Joy, visiting Maine, writes to relatives in Reno on birch bark, describing a vivid Maine landscape that evokes the memory of the Klondike fever of 1899.
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Stoemboat
tomorow
Mies Lena Joy
Maine
Reno
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Guthrie
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Modentino Moffo
C. J. Hood & Co
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