De Armitt Presses To Keep Miners At Work
Pittsburg scene reports Thomas B. De Armitt urging Oak Hill diggers to return to work with a house to house canvass. Thirty seven miners go in while other mines face boycotts as contract disputes and pay delays fuel broader unrest across Plum Creek Sandy Creek and Turtle Creek.
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Pittsburg
Thomas B. de Armitt
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company
Oak Hill
de Armitt
Plum Creek
Sandy Creek
Dakin
Canonsburg
J.C. Dysart
Uniformity Commission
W. I. Simmons
West Virginia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Turtle Creek
Spring Ilill
Alex Dempster
Wilmerding
de Armitt Company
Gainston
Wheeling
W. Va
Heatherington
Wegee
Boggs Run
Ohio
European Press Calls for Stern War on Anarchists
Reports from London August 10 quote foreign comment on the Canovas assassination emphasizing anarchist aspects. French papers urge retaliation, while other papers express sympathy and doubt liberal power shifts. Dispatches note possible alias Golli Santo and recollect Rizal’s execution, with Golli’s claims of stalking Canovas.
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London
Canovas
la Petite Republique
Temps
Journal Des Debats
la Patrie
Carnot
Cesario Santo
San Sebastian
Golli
Senor Canovas
Galli
Gen
Polavieja
Philippines
Rizal
Police Stop Socialists Meeting in Roslindale
Boston authorities dispersed a socialist mass meeting in Roslindale and arrested speaker Martha Moore Avery on a loitering charge after she continued addressing about 200 people despite police orders. About fifty in the crowd were socialists. no violence occurred and Avery was jailed for two hours before bail.
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Boston
Roslindale
Martha Moore Avery
Socialist Labor Party
Avery
Clash of Courts in Kansas Rail Decree Enforcement
Judge Myers struggles to restore title to land forfeited for railroad right of way now held by a receiver and operated by the Santa Fe system. A 1896 traffic pause led to Stone’s possession order, but a fence torn by a mob delays enforcement as Santa Fe seeks charges for obstructing mail. All sides vow to fight to a finish.
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Kansas
Leavenworth
Kas
Myers
State District Court
Leavenworth, Topeka and Southwestern Railway Company
Santa Fe System
J. G. Stone
Rothenberger
Stone
Sante
Topeka
Santa Fe
Farmer Stone
United States
Emperor William Guests of Russian Emperor at Banquet
Emperor Nicholas praised the visit as a bond of peace and friendship between the Russian and German empires at a state banquet in St. Petersburg. Emperor William pledged support for peace and expressed gratitude for enrollment in the Russian navy. City was decorated and bread and salt greeted the guests.
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St. Petersburg
William
Victoria
Nicholas
Wiliam
Augusta Victoria
Kaiser
Ihajesty
Sean
Neva
Petcrowski
St. Paul
Alexander III
Cyclone passes near Huron with minimal damage
A cyclone traveled along the county's southern edge near Huron South Dakota on Sunday, causing no serious damage as the cloud avoided populated areas though several uninhabited houses were touched. Heavy rainfall accompanied the event, with business and daily life continuing in the area despite the storm.
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Huron
Tluron
S. D
Charles S. Turner Dies at 68 in Worcester
Charles S. Turner, former president of the Worcester Nashua and Rochester railroad, died at his Worcester home. He was 68.
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Charles S. Turner
Worcester
Mass
Worcester, Nashua and Rochester Railroad
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Gaunt Hunger
Emperor William
Chicago
Adteaaantu Mauypt
Schoeneman Bros
H. C. Newendorp
Guuayt Pauurtdaaanty
M. Brink
Casuien
Chas. W. Brink, As’sr. Cash
PAR
Mers Bank
Boyden
Pees
Sioux County
Freeport
Gc. E. Work
A. C. Gibson
Iowa
Atty F. M. Slagle & Co’s
Lawser Yard
C. Kodyman
Manaver
P. C. Fratt
Sheldon
J.A. Tuttle
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