Bail bond and arrest in Pennsylvania coal strike signals unrest
Wilkesbarre reports a $12,000 bail for Mulaby secretary of the Stationary Firemen's Association of Pennsylvania after charges of libel. Complaints allege he printed a circular naming prosecutors and urging union action amid the strike. Separately, reports note police action at Duryea and tension at coal sites as nonunion efforts and injunctions reshape labor conflict in the region.
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Bev
Boen
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Henderson Surprised By Miller Challenge To His Position
Dubuque July 29 Speaker Anderson says he learned of the Mid sters Federation grievance against David L Henderson only Sunday and was surprised by reports that the Millers aimed at his official scalp. He notes efforts to delay the bill and disagreements within the committee over bringing it up.
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National Midsters’ Federation
David L Henderson
London
Tulllers
Tater
Taw- Ley
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Sinil
Counterfeiting King of Chicago Nabbed in Morgan Street Plant
Alfred Cunningham, famed as Chicago's top counterfeit king, was arrested after Secret Service agents found a full money-making plant on Morgan Street. He, aged over 60, allegedly produced genuine-looking coinage using steel dies and hidden workshop rooms.
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Tuly
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Canmimelinn
Pues King
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Morgan Street
Hoers
United States
Patterson
Howeve Tives Porter
Gallaher
Theo T
Croningham
Tie Bite
Funeral of Josey Warnock Marked by Fatal Monument Collapse
At Cicero or Kokomo Indiana July 2 a funeral service for Josey Warnock, a veteran, was disrupted when a tall monument near the grave collapsed injuring a child among mourners. Warnock had suffered multiple prior accidents and died aged sixty one after a sequence of misfortunes.
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Kokomo
Ind
Josey Warnock
Masson
Bravis
Vorest
No Change Planned as to Coronation
Fragmentary note reports no change planned regarding coronation arrangements. Text references ongoing processes and payments, with unclear names or dates, but indicates continued progress.
THAT BATTLE IN HAYTI Firnin's Particone Land
Washington reports a clash near Port au Prince with 2000 troops opposing Urena's army. Casualty figures show 20 killed and 60 wounded on one side with unknown losses on the other. fighting continues as Col. Klick's forces withdraw to the city. Machines reached Cape Haytien.
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Firnin
Washington
Artine
United States
Powell
Yeutorday
Colly Watt
Firmin
Collis
Odell Denies Harriman Representational Claim
Albany dispatch from Peekskill reports Gov Odell denies reports he plans to assume the eastern general representation for Harriman railroad interests. The denial targets Pennsylvania and Ohio mentions and cites no foundation for the claim. Strikes and mine workers activity were noted in other cities as tensions rise.
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Marciman Interests
Albany
N. Yu
Substitution Alleged in Kalshis Maccabee Insurance Case
Port Huron July 29 The committee on data of the Kalshis of Maccabees has reached a decision in a double identity case. The panel refused to pay $1000 to Wm J Eddinger of Muncie Ind and Dukeier after the death of his son John C Eddinger. It is charged a substitute was examined for admission to Muncle Tent No 38 or misstatements were made about health. John C Eddinger was deemed sound and died in New Mexico after receiving his certificate of admittance to the Macestle.
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Maccabee Polley
Fay
Port Huron
Mich
Maccabes
Lre
Wm. J. Eddinger
Muncie
Ind
Duikier
John C. Eddinger
Carl C. Eddinger
Eddinger
Muncle Tent No. 38
Maccabees
Jno
C. Eddinger
Tunnel blast injures several men in Park Avenue事故
Multiple men were hurt in a premature explosion inside a tunnel on Park Avenue near nt Street. The incident, reported July 20, left four injured with two believed to be fatally damaged. Investigations focus on the blast cause and potential deathbed confessions in the ongoing mystery surrounding the case.
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New York
Park Avenue
Nt Street
Gale Cyclone Dumps Damage Across Passos Cities
A gale cyclone off the Gulf of California damaged vessels and many buildings in the Passos cities near Tucson on July 22. Fires were reported lost after the storm dark seas wrecked ships and leveled structures.
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Tucson
Ariz
Gulf of California
Death notices and memorials drift through Madison and beyond
Mourn for Dr Adams at the University of Wisconsin with memorial services planned and a faculty meeting to decide arrangements. Henry J Taylor a ex‑New Zealand legislator dies on a health tour in Aukland with requiem services held. other notices mention a Catholic ceremony for John W Mackay’s nephew and a transfer of remains to Notting Hill convent then Maceron.
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Wos
Universal
C.K. Adams
Marinus
sMuper Schol
Stowe City
Town
Henry J. ‘Taylor
Aukland
New Zealand
Tonion
Tony
St. Mary's
John W. Mackay
Notting HS Convent
Maceron
Destructive Fire Destroys Pittsburg Lumber Paint Firms
A major blaze on Liberty Street in Pittsburg destroyed the Stewart Brothers & Company and Deanan Brothers Paint firms, with Ewart & Company wholesale grocers heavily damaged. Five firemen were injured by an explosion. losses approach a quarter of a million dollars.
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Amy Sq
Liberty Street
Stewart Brothers & Company
Deanan Brothers” Paint Company
Ewart & Company
Earthquake Shocks Hit Nebraska and California Towns
Widespread quake reports across Nebraska and South Dakota describe severe ground motion with window breaks and furniture upheaval in multiple towns. Shocks lasting up to twenty seconds were felt in Battle Creek Elgin and Yankton with minor damages and no major injuries reported.
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Nerteth
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Santee Agvavy
Nebryecka
Marie Crook
Avery
Wendy Au
Successor Named To Cardinal Ledochowski
A dramatic set of notices from multiple cities reports clerical appointments and deaths. Rome confirms a new prefect replacing Cardinal Ledochowski amid other brief items including a Birmingham lightning fatality near July 28, and obituaries for Fort Wayne editor James B. Muagie, age 83, and missionary secretary Stephen L. Baltwhck who died in Brooklyn of typhoid fever.
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Indanapolis
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Joly
the Hey
Stephen L. Baltwhck
Missionsrs Society
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Ite
Platform debate at Iowa GOP convention centers on last year's plank
In Des Moines July 29 the Iowa Republican party discusses platform choices for tomorrow's state convention. Debates focus on reinstating or modifying last year's plank drafted by George K. Roberts regarding tariffs and labor. Delegates expect a heated floor fight.
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Ely
Dorimine
Young Ace
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Sinlee
Bloody Battle Near Carmen Ranch In Tucson Fight
Desperate hunger and a Yaqui band of around 30 ambushed near Carmen ranch, sparking a fierce encounter. Women fought fiercely, and Mexican troops arrived to restore order. Casualties reported include several women and five men.
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Carmen Ranch
Lermonitm
Sazards
Cincinnati Club Sells Following Negotiations
Cincinnati Club is reported sold after negotiations concluded on July 29. Details of the transaction were not disclosed.
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Cincinnati
Plamond Theft Cleared Up in Clenco
The town police, led by Detective at headquarters, cleared up a diamond robbery tied to a suspect known as Willittan. Two robbery charges were filed, with diamonds valued at about $2000, connected to Henry Haylen and others.
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Confu
Sion
James Willians
Willittan
Darkson
Henry Haylen
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