Miners March On In Lehigh Valley Strike Clash
About 2 000 striking workers and 60 women and girls marched 18 miles to Lansford and Tamaqua in the Lehigh Coal and Navigation district. One group halted Neequehoning colliery while troops drove back the other to Tamaqua. no injuries reported. Troops had been sent last night, catching the marchers by surprise.
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Lansford
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
L’awther Creek
Neequehoning
Tamaqua
Death on Rail and by Explosion Reported in Two Cities
Chicago officials report two men killed and one fatally injured after a railroad wreck on the Chicago and Alton at Lawndale caused by a removed rail during repairs. In Detroit an explosion at Withell Sons fire gutted a basement, killing two and injuring several, with workers leaping from upper floors.
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Chicago
Chicago & Alton
Lawndale
Charles Eaton
Wilcom, Freeman
B. F. Stripple
Miami
Donta
Bloomington
Detroit
Withell Sons Company
Jane
Ireson
Lizette
Linzotte
Paoting Fu Said Taken by Chinese Forces
London dispatch reports a Shanghai bulletin stating that Paoting Fu was captured last Saturday by a force of 7,000 Chinese troops combating the area.
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London
Shanghai
Tribal Uprisings Across Kurdish Regions Alarm Officials
Tribal risings among the Kurds are assumed threatening. Authorities are greatly concerned. A number of Christian and moslem villages have been seized. In Washington on Ost 1% Thomas F Laws, son in law of United States Senator Aincelot Biackburn of Kentucky, committed suicide at his home.
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Constantinople
Bane Satelden
Washington
Thomas F. Laws
United States
Aincelot Biackburn
Kentucky
Asay
Wansin
Adolph
Tiyearol
Wilkin
Wansan
Heather
Boers and British actions reported with tied timetable
Dispatches describe Boer activity across a wide front with ongoing engagements and heavy losses for British forces. Roberts notes officers and men killed and wounded as Boers remain active. Capetown reports British reentry into Bloombhof, near Kimberley, unopposed with captured Boer forces.
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Roberts
Mabou
Capetown
Bloombhof
Kimberley
Woman Completes 2000 Mile Journey In New York
Miss Gostins undertook a lengthy 2000 mile trek ending in New York as part of a Rural 4H display. She was examined by doctors who pronounced her in good health after the event. Her journey continues toward another 1000 miles with planned stops and performances.
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New York
Ste
Poth
San Franciscs
Lows Sontag
Chisage
San Francisco
PF. Roopke
Terbieh
Max Muller Illness Strikes Corporation Professor
A corrupted report from an old newspaper describes Max Muller, a corporate professor of organizational psychology at Oxford, seriously ill after a relapse. The piece also mentions various unrelated items from the same era, including local legal matters and transport incidents.
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Tlanidon
Mel Max Miler
Oxfore
Pew «Ital
Bryan Campaign Tour Spreads Across Ohio Wisconsin
Campaign notes from Oct 16 describe W J Bryan in Itica and Canton Ohio. He spoke at Central Armory and Hollenden hotel in Cleveland and at Youngstown. Roosevelt also toured Ohio amid parades and receptions while Stevenson continued South Jersey stops before heading to New York for Bryan event.
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Umes
W.J. Bryan
Itica
Cleveland
New York City
Bryan
Mayor Jones
Toledo
Norman F. Mack
Newark
Rand Street
Imead
Hollenden
Alent
Central Armory
Roosevelt
Ohio
Gov
P Breckinritce
Duiekam
Dowie mockery tale sparks clash with medical students
Four medical students confronted Chicago Zionist Dowie at St Mary town hall in London yesterday. Dowie labeled them hooligans and urged the crowd to ignore their taunts as he defended his Christian leadership. The scene lasted several minutes, ending without further incident.
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London
St. Mary Town Hall
John Alexander Dowie
Chicago
Christis l Church
Dowie
Governor Taylor Accused In Sensational Evidence
The trial transcript reveals allegations that Governor Taylor virtually ordered an assassination to secure his office. Youtsey testified about meetings with Taylor and others, detailing plans, keys, and actions linked to the shooting. The day’s proceedings included threats, denials, and questions about the governor’s involvement. A diamond valued at $2,700 was reported missing by a hotel guest in a separate incident.
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Igviuivtl
Yanitsey
Dary
Yentsey
Raul
Ariane
Gov del
Quimdered
Amantol
Tie
Mtsew
Cauyalwell
Saul
Pohl Campbell
Youtsey
Powers
Dick Combs
Gheut
Pastor
Aisa
Taylor
Trakl
Campbel
Calely Powers
Ty Key
John Towers
John Paseers
John Powers
Gov. Taylor
Paytur
Combs
Govenor
Ray
Yorteiy
Tinesay
Nick
Colmel
Howards
Taylorsay
Yontsey Sali Wernor
Dodaard
Gocbet
Lyde Bark
Colonel Campbell
Harry Howard
Jin Howard
Fy Thifty
Howard
Mr. Youtsey
Lalista
Yoursey
Fred
Govnor Taylor
Cotton
Youssey
Filipinos Fightings Lively in Two Surprises
A 30 man detachment of the 24th regiment was attacked by 2000 insurgents near San Jose Lavon while repairing a telegraph line. Seven Americans reached San Jose, others likely captured. In Leyte Takloban area, a patrol from the 43d infantry was surprised. three Americans killed, two escaped to raise alarm. Local Takloban native police allegedly conspired. Bodies of dead soldiers mutilated.
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Manila
Hong Kong
San Jose
Lavon
Takloban
Leyte Island
Fires Ravage Burton Bros Store and Local Plants
A string of costly fires in Oshkosh, Wisconsin caused major damage to Burton Brothers department store and an opera house, plus the Columbia cigar factory and other concerns. Reported losses reach about 100,000 dollars with insurance expected. Early morning blaze consumed 15,000,000 feet of lumber at the Hollister Ames mill and plant. Challener and Sons face losses near 300,000 dollars.
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Sullivan, Inc
Vet
Burton Bros
Department Store
Opera House
Columbia Cigar Factory
Oshkosh
Wis
Hollister- Ames Company
Challener and Sons
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King Hall
Vietsbng
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Pune
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Beir Tenis
Brook- Lyi
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Polly
Wardell
Burg
Max Muller
Geri
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Saale
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Iorknae
Marinjis
Athens
Aistamuliy
Germanny
Rogeri
Iw Sayers
Algrid Sesterdis
Shupgtat
Port Piwneend
Steauier Corwin
Cape Sabine
Tocal
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Chionze
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Mark Rain
Clemens
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Due
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Curtis Guild
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Pato
Weleck Gorsxaor Bum
Sangamon County Democracy
State House Grommds
James W. Patton
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Sangamon County
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Free
Manta
Senator Anus
Chicago and Northwestern
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Adlai Stevenson
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Woodbury
N. J. Get
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M.D. Princeton
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Terrell
Express Messenger
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Havine
Formosa
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Leary
Robert Johnson
Chiraza
Newassert
Rebecca Brown
Arthur W. Greene
Denver
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Mannis
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Rochester
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