Tie Up of Mine Strikers Seems to Be Complete
Philadelphia reports indicate the 14 000 mine workers strike is at least as complete as claimed. President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers says over 100,000 are out and 19,000 more may join. Conditions vary by district with Hazelton active and Scranton Wilkes Barre largely idle as operators plan to resume work only if feasible.
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Mitchell
Philadelphia
Hazelton
Scranton
Wilharre
Sabnyskill
Portaville
Mitehell
United Mineworkers
Father Phillips
Irene
Striia
Ruther
Brvesident
Gietng
Lmie Ales
Errike Autit Srebishay Wyan
F. Benne
Delascare Rosially
Willior Department
Aid
Tie Avengians
Loomis
Preas
Te Lackawanna
Gwif
Galveston
Wineat
Nyether
Gulf
L. J. Wortham
Galveston News
Galveston Island
Texas
Diuber
Steamer W C Bradley Reported Lost on the River
In Columbus on September 17 reports say the steamer W C Bradley, described as the finest boat on the river, sank with all aboard somewhere downriver. Merchants and Planters Storms boat office had no further information. The Bradley left last Thursday on its regular trip toward Shoots, shooting, Frankfort, Ky. Bowman James, a key prosecution witness in the Howard trial, testified the day Howard left the state.
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Columbus, Chin
W. C. Bradley
Merchants and Planters Storms Boat Company
Bradley
Frankfort
Bowman James
Howard
Roosevelt Acceptance Letter Highlights Philippine Money Issues
Theodore Roosevelt issued his acceptance letter for the Republican vice presidential nomination. He defends the party’s stance on Philippine policy and money questions while attacking the Democratic platform. Roosevelt traveled by special train to Miles City and Billings, meeting crowds en route and in North Dakota. Senator Hanna drew large crowds in Delphi, Indiana, with Col. W. T. Durbin speaking afterward as the party moved toward Chicago.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Miles City
Mont
Roosevelt
Billings
North Dakota
Bismarck
Delphi
Ind
Marcus Han
Lowe
Landis
Distri
Sena Hanna
Itis
Hanna
W. T. Durbin
Prince Albert of Saxony Dies in Carriage Crash
Prince Albert of Saxony was killed near Dresden in a carriage accident yesterday. Five more bubonic plague cases were reported in Glasgow as authorities and Missouri towns note campaigns by Bryan. He gave five minute speeches in Springfield, Aurora, Pierce City, Sarcoxle, Carthage, and Jeptia, focusing on trusts and imperialism.
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Dresden
Prince Albert
Saxony
Here
Glasgow
Missouri
Carthage
Bryan
Springfield
Aurora
Pierce City
Sarcoxle
Jeptia
Religious Liberty Clash Roils Ohio Town
In Mansfield on September 17 a male alteration Elder Ephraim Bassinger of Bluffton Indiana and two followers of Dowie were expelled from town after clashes with a mob. Bassinger was detained, escorted to a station, and others were assaulted and driven away as officers intervened.
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China
Ohio
Mansfield
Ephiam Bassinger
Biuffton
Ind
Dowie
Razinger
Theekiy
A.A Douglass
Tio
H. Leiby
Leiby Bnd
Jim
Frank Colyer
Zion
Firemen on Coeur d Alene and labor unrest
A Chicago Tribune style report notes the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen condemns the governor of Idaho for martial law in the Coeur d Alene district and government actions. It describes workers losing rights as they are forced to sever ties with employers while allowed to work, with reference to Pine and Mississippi River timber issues and a 250 million feet pine sale by Chippewa Falls company.
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Ine Sapona
Gotarn
Fies Moines
Brotherhood of Locomotive Mipemen Samedas
Waho
Coeur Alene
Congress
Niente Dent
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Phappewa Lumber and Boom Company
Thay Company
No Welcome at Canton from McKinley This Year
A Canton to Cleveland report says McKinley will not receive delegations in Canton this year and has informed countervailing parties. The potential abandonment of the front porch campaign worries Canton’s residents and local business leaders who profited from the 1900s visits.
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Canton
Mckinley
Cleveland
Fisin
Secording
Hope at Galveston Cleansing Work Steady
The Galveston disaster toll rises with 4075 dead listed by the Post amid grim rescue efforts. Over 8000 residents have fled, 5000 cared for in Houston. Military and Rangers guard entry points while relief money flows, and a convent shelter reports births among survivors as the city rebuilds.
Chinese Statesmen Seek to Open Negotiations
Washington reports dispatches that Prince Ching requests immediate instruction to open negotiations with Li Hung Chang and Wu Ting Fang, asserting authority from Chinese leaders. Li Hung Chang arrives at Tianjin, Sept. 17, while German forces burn Liang with heavy casualties. Boxer fighting and Allied conferences in London and Tianjin shape a tense China scenario.
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Washington
Prince Ching
Secretary of State
Conger
Ching
Li Hung Chang
Shanghai
Tien Tein
Renzal Lancers
Liang
China
Tien-Tsin
Associated Press
J—Wiliam Woodville Rovkhill
United States
Peking
Taku Jon
London
Ste Pe- King
United
Tom Lille
Sunin House
United States Legation
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Liles Eberrile
Shepter Witt Marchenl
Hederan
Prevtawl
WD Peerevrere
James
Knit Agarin
Srajami Uw
Mibehett Wail
Lawouis
Delaware, Lackawaln and Western Company
Tyrik
James Carue
Hazleton
Jindaon
Fhim City
Tarphice
Janes
Jed Paris Oremuizey Nicholls
Fitzpatiek
Brotherhood of Railway Tranniet
Nee
Uhadettees
Walon
Mintparlek
Goebel
Teddy
Prince OF
Coeur D'Alene
Houston
The
Post
Tex
Mmits
Miginland
Togenss
Ferras
Texas City
Virginia Point
Marshal Grant
Sisters of St. Angelo
Mother Joseph
William Henry Haldeman
Willam Henry
Ube Watt
Academy
St Louis
Witlian J. Maye
Grand
Kuigitenplars
Vhe
Tien Tsin
Pekin
William Woodviler Hock Mtel
Rockbill
PRKIN
Rock Island
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