Parade of Many Colliers Demonstrates Miners Rally in Wilkes Barre
A large showing of collier workers paraded in Wilkes Barre with Mitchell reporting a guarded speech by the union leader. In Shenandoah and Tremont regions, Reading company notices promised a 10 percent wage raise, while miners urged unity and ignored some corporate notices. entire mines in Tremont area stayed idle and Shamokin’s Natalia colliery closed briefly during the strike.
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Shenandoah
Reading
Poser
Pottsville
Tremont
Good Spring
Woodalle
Teth
Reading Corporations
Shamokin
Shamokin Coat
Unclear OCR fragment recounts river event and figures
Fragmentary text describes a river incident with named individuals and a crowd. It mentions a procession, a catcher carried aboard, and a prominent figure Michei observing the scene. Lacks coherent dates or locations due to damaged source material.
Mitchell Speech Stirs Labor Rally at West Side Park
Thousands gather as President Mitchell speaks at a mass meeting led by T. D. Nichols in district No.1. He defends loyal union ties and hints at later action on a one percent concession while facing questions on future union moves.
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Almont
Mitchell
West Side Park
Te Stand
T. D. Nichols
Savanna
Wyoming
Elalrcwin
George Puree
Na- Pomel
I Dita
Wilkesbarre
Uresses
Mitelello
Ilis
Mulou
Focal
Elise
Aber
Ain
Tom Lite
Ired Dueher
Tilde
Bejan Danes
Pennsylvania
Labieters
Mary
Siti Rertuitiae
Helwoot
New York
Perry Belmont
Congress
Vention
Mineot
Belem
Betujour
Jole Columbus
Tobn G. Woolley
Prohibition
National Democratic Clubs Convention Opens in Toledo
The quad rally of the National Association of Democratic clubs opened with addresses of welcome. Cashman J. K Jones and Mayor Fones spoke. Notable attendees included James Haeinton Lewis and Gene Lae Bee..Game Warden T. P. Ladip announced it has not yet opened. Provisions set for travel from Sept 1 to Act and from Nov 1 to Dec 20.
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Inilavaspolis
Cashman
J. K Jones
Fones
Toledo
James Haeinton Lewis
Washington
Gene Lae
T. P. Ladip
Shamokin
Shamokin Milling Company
Indianapolis
Oct
National Association of Factory Inspectors
Bryan's Talk Record Across Minnesota Farm Regions
Bryan delivered about eighteen speeches totaling around fifteen hours across Shakopee Jordan Belle Plaine Mendelson Lesenet St. Peter Mankato Janesville Wasecki Towatoua Dodge Center Kasson Rochester St Charles Winona and three more in LaCrosse extended into the night. He pressed farmers on trusts and urged attention to agricultural needs as crowds filled stations and halls along the line.
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LaCrosse
Wis
Bryan
Messiuiu
Shath
Shakopee
Jordan
Belle Plaine
Mendelson
Lesenet
St. Peter
Mankato
Janesville
Wasecki
Towatoua
Dodge Center
Kasson
Rochester
St. Charles Winona
Towntown
Winona
Germania
Ann
Kownevalt
Neb
Ubix
Brythie State
Homer
Cislcal Square
Wateed
Sheriff Carnahan Detains Impersonating Officer in Wisconsin
An impersonator posing as a United States detective lured Sheriff Carnahan of Sparta to La Crosse. The man, found with no credentials, was jailed after a brief confrontation and warned to leave town. Nearby reports note hornet invasions and a rash of petty disturbances as autumn unsettles towns.
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Carnahan
Sparta
United States
LaCrosse
Tuo
Sherif Carna
Byrne
Min Nek
Coal bids rejected and state contracts rebid
Springfield Coal association bid of 1.60 per ton for mine-run coal to the state was rejected for the second time. Governor Tanner vows not to submit to price demands as talks resume. State will again advertise for bids, only one bid was received.
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Tecan
Springfield Coal
Chicago
Delyerel
Springfield
Grand jury drawn improperly in Mattoon case
In Mattoon on October 3 Judge James Hughes ruled the September criminal docket invalid due to the oral drawing of the grand jury. The Coles County Court of Supervisors met on September 11 and selected the jurors.
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Springfield
Criminal Court
Cook County
Chicago
Symon
Supreme
Christian Party
Persedems
Michael J
Lst
Mattoon
Ims
James VP. Hughes
Coles
British Are Killed by Boers in Train Derailment
A Pan derailment near Pan results in five Coldstream Guards killed and 19 wounded as Boers attack a 22 wagon convoy escorted by 60 mounted men on the way to Vryheid. Twelve escaped. fate of the rest unknown. Commandant Dirksen surrenders amid ongoing fighting.
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London
Rober Pretoria
Vryheid
Pan
Coldstream Guards
Dirksen
Iaget
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API
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Philadelphia
Mer
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Comany
Atherton
Mick
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Roosevelt
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Democracy
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Aurora
York
Robert Treatner
Boston
Holwit
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Sovernat
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Fider
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Gerry Brows
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Doln L.uballfoux
Lowell
John C. Crosby
Mil
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Philippines
Conde Nite Company
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Jefferson
William S. McNars
Gen. Harrison
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Lim
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Harrison
New York State
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Yester- 1
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Scott
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Daly
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Fatte
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Dewie
Clark
Kansas City
Canton
Get
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Pollvat
Henderson
Witwauk
Milwaukes
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Iowa
Natter of Representatives
Sebtite Park
Josse, Wis
Tarrosae
Egen
American Tin Plate Company
Tin Workers Association
Hin
Fred Shilttne
HU Summit Street
Fieer
Coal Combine
Lake Forest
Lls
Lawrence Pierson
Lake Forest University
Carstons
Howell
Wisconsin
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Als
D.C
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Vita Mulkey
Mulkey
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Ed Passo
Texas
Charles Skinner
Lincoln
Skinner
Carbondale
Stuyvesant
Ilinois
Margaret Mower
D. Ta
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Chienge
Alton
Terlir
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Navy Department
Kemp
Cavile
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Manila
Taka
Wei Hai Wei
Terrible
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3D Brigade
Rock Island
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