Killing of Miners Ordered Amid Mining Strikes
In Shenandoah on Sept 24 strikers attacked a Cambridge coal company colliery. General Gobin ordered troops to the scene as clashes loom near Girdsville and Cambridge, with 50 men at No. 99030 said armed. Reports describe a tense, armed standoff and ongoing strike activity across multiple collieries in the region.
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Cambridge
Cambridge Coat Company
Arctic
Turkestun
Wear Shenaateath
Krebmer
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Eilange
Nichola
Uwe Elstale
Rail
fiee-Aston
Powrth
Keeley
Sheu
Strike News Echoes From Shenandoah And Coal Fields
Reports from Shenandoah and nearby collieries describe quiet strikes with leaders addressing gatherings and urging restraint. President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers is quoted as opposing troop deployment. few injuries are reported as deputies intervene. The Philadelphia and Reading Coal Company operations at Shenandoah face continued disruption as workers stay away amid labor tensions.
Challenge for Hanna and Bryan debate requests emerge
Fragmented report from Cleveland dated September 28 outlines Henry Hanna challenging Alvin Bryan for a joint debate on sewing issues in the campaign. The document notes Hanna’s aim to test Bryan’s positions, with references to political representations and campaign strategy.
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Hryan
New York
Ciba
Insurgent Demonstrations and Manila Clash Reported
Insurgent demonstrations across Luzon disrupted government operations last week with casualties and continued clashes near Manila. Reports describe disputed power and a call for resistance, while Manila authorities condemn compromise efforts as classes and transport systems reel from unrest.
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Lagua
Manila
Vugayan
Luzon
Wenthled
Ator Rhe Eng
United States notes on China show cautious diplomacy
Washington September 24 notes to Germany Russia and China outline U S stance on intervening in China and indicate a planned reduction of military force. The replies are described as favorable to U S aims with preparations to authorize plenipotentiaries for talks in Peking and to save imperial authority while negotiating a settlement with China.
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China
Russia
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State Department
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Caan
Hin
Tufurin
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Boling
Earl Li
Erin Ching
Phen
Tie 'Tsin
Miner Ching
Hing Chang
Thermee
Ching Wud LA
Phar
Brkitse
Bryan heads to Chicago for Democratic committee talks
Bryan arrived in Chicago to confer with the Democratic National Committee about his campaign and itineraries. He said he would return to Lincoln to resume his original schedule with speeches planned across Nebraska, South Dakota, Minnesota, and Iowa, traveling by rail and special cars.
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Northwestern
Chicago
Bryan
Democratic National Committee
Ian
Lincoln
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Neb
Willemsu
J. Bryan
Burlington
Chatenian
Jon
Nebraska
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Elevator lets 0 durin descent tragedy in Chicago
Chicago report details a water valve burst causing an elevator to free fall in the Fisher Building at Kyren and Dearborn. Ten occupants injured, including severe foot injuries and other internal damage. Fire and police traced the incident to failed control power and the elevator contractor failing to stop the car.
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Dearborn
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Mish
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Willa
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Danton
New York
Thiruan
Chiease
Wallort-Assorlé
Duckson
Kiama
Milwaukee Rian
Lowell, Miss
Mr. Abbott
Warbee
Eight Die In Brownwood Floods Cut Town Off By Water
Dallas report details Brownwood disaster with eight drownings and extensive wreckage. Towns along rivers Buck Creek and others suffer widespread damage. Communications severed by both rail and wire as flooding isolates communities in Texas.
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Dallas
Tex
Maveshal Desten
Dublin
Brownwood
Eigus
Wate
Roberts reports Pretoria guards occupy Komatipoort
London dispatch states Roberts from Pretoria reports guards under Pole-Carew took Komatipoort this morning. Details mention rolling stock and ammunition losses with limited gunfire noted as part of the occupation update.
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Lord Roberts
London
Roberts
Pretoria
Pole-Carew
Komatipoort
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