Locust Colliery Closed as Strikers Increase Refused
Readings Locust Spring colliery near Mount Carmel shut down after reduced force. Union leaders expect another Reading mine to close soon. Many Markle employees stay away over wage demands as other regions see no change.
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Philade!p
Reading Company
Locust Spring
Mount Carmel
North Franklin
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Markie
Wyoming
Lackawanoa
New York
Trinsdale
Delaware, Lackawana
Striking Coal Miners Face Aggressive Tactics Amid Tension
Reports from Scranton detail escalated mine tensions as operators plan to resume select mines while waiting for a strike-break strategy. Deputies swore in 200 at the tone of coal-company policing, with 400 police-authority measures issued to multiple companies as talks falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Schuylkill
No- Hou
Sherif Pryor
Stone
Recorder of Deeds
Western
Pennsylvania
Temple
Hillside Coal
Wilkesharre
Mitchell
United Mine Workers Wese
Gleinity
Prematinee Aualhat Grauitins
Mitchells
Devlin Peal Company
Tocuia
Tis
Payiius
Shaanwkin
Hey
John C Konstinkieviex
Parton
Philippines Not Pacified as Kreents Attack Our Outpost
A turn of battles across Philippine positions shows relentless assaults by Kreents against American outposts. The fighting erupts near Zapote and Cavite with losses on both sides as U.S. forces respond and disperse enemy groups. Reports mention near-term skirmishes, a party moving toward Teefort and Santa Cruz, and several outposts sustaining casualties while repair and regrouping occur.
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Paranaie
Barger
Tefiarties Lomiten
Srauit
Tee
Abel
Hay
Torte Pagsanian
Santa Cras
Jerenna
Nis Peviner
Sunva
Evia
Siam
Cavite
le Aloe Home
Bayles Ie
Anik
Teddy Has Trouble in Nebraska Campaign Clash
The report recounts Gov Roosevelt narrowly escaping violence in Cripple Creek after a sarcastic remark to a heckler during a political event. A Rough Riders escort fenced him through a hostile crowd as stones flew. Separately W J Bryan began his final national tour from Lincoln to Iowa, facing a chilly reception and interruptions over the sugar trust issue.
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Cripp
Kansas City
Tee Trust
New York
Richard Croker
Auery Ball
Roosevelt
Josevelt
Daniel M. Sajveni
Cripply Creek
Ton Lincoln
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Ryan
Missouri River
Sion City
Iowa
National Committee
Nepracka City
W. d. Bryan
Jiryao
Oral Stuyth
Argo Starch Works
Kegan
Thayer
Weil
Nedminie Teatiet
Brand T
Saiyth
Szhi Ggalnet
Fou Fe Godersc
Fim
Munch Agaitet
Sarsth
Mus
Prominent Campaign Notes and Local Incidents Across States
Reports list speeches and political activity in Nebraska Ohio Kentucky Iowa and Missouri with references to Roosevelt suppression of opposition and election supervision. Included are civic events in Canton and Philadelphia, a firefighter death in Illinois, a barn fire in Minnesota plus Wyoming snowfall and a train pistol duel in Kentucky.
Taxables Unearthed Millions in Tax Delinquencies
Chicago teachers tax committee report unveils the value of corporate bonds and capital stock held by several Chicago wage franchise corporations. Estimated corporate property escaping tax runs to about 25 million with annual Cook County revenue loss around 2.28 million. The board plans to place escaped properties on subsequent tax lists and asks corporations to file schedules. A separate note covers a theft of nickel checks and a local burglary incident. Local veterans’ events and weather details accompany the street carnival and city scenes.
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Chiergy
Fies Ys
Capitel
Chix
Board of
Farhishl
Chicago
Cook County
State Board of Utilization
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ACT
Jamies K. Easall
Shite Board
Tiley Will
Pletares
Ty Vity
Lietits
Court House Square
Chinese Destroy Missions Amid Anti Christian Turmoil
A Canton bound wave of native anti Christian disturbances sweeps through Kwang Si and Kwang Tang with missions in Shek Lang on East river destroyed. Catholic priests escape as Hong Kong Presbyterian and Catholic missions are burned. Reports mention executions and mass flight by native Christians as authorities deploy native measures. The Times editorial criticizes Washington’s stance on mediation and warns that withdrawal risks leaving the legation unprotected. Continued on third page.
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Hong Kong
China
Washington
Conger
United States
America
Prince Tuan
Ninchwang
Priate Acer
Ninehwate
Nik
Ton Tener
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Locust
Markle
Philadelphia
Iitration Haase
Preeweilee
CNTR
Perenne
Monte
Morrie
Suediendea
Stevny
Cnet
Sime Townnet
Det
Hr Bane
Wiles
Staneteli
Phe
Rene Gs
Odmonter
Rhett Maryes
Lugerne
Guvreror Stone
Ube Whee
Gilben Lee
Cerinth
Maz Fetom
Axtlanit
Thi James
Tran
Mrivist
Marshal Miller
Jarops
Major Muller
Werton Pures
Paris
United States Commission
Avsistant
Adee
Department
Philippines
Actes Foote. Ny
Galveston
Iialeegnn
Tex
Crue
Teddy
Victor
Bryan
Aaron
Urrot
Willey
Mary
Lincoln
T A. m
Mucalit
Nell
Republica de Andidate
Balthmore
Francescu
Balthmore Elty
Mons
Prankfort
Democratic House
Dullars
Canton
Rowe Admairal
Walker
Nicaragus Canal Commission
Theodore C. Search
Esiden
Sanmtoctarers
Lewene
Philadtotplia
My. Bros
Adudral Walker
Eupference
Phihulelphila Wen
Perry
Barry Heath
Beeretry
Remblican National
Richard Ketans
Troy
Thole Telp Thronsh
Gen
Palmer
Springfiel
John M. Palmer
T ‘Lock
Tev
Finelid H. Rogers
Central Baptist Ehirei
Stephenson Just
Repiblic
Senator Palace
Ly Mieslonney Society
Sixth Sixth Street
Thien Avenue
Pearsons
Ca Des Moles
Supreme Democrats
Iawa
Papatiets
Imperial
Snwkeye
Cay Sells
Orimwa
Joseph Etboeck
Eitor
Denison
Shaw
Henry Osterfoss
Met Osterfoss
Franston
Grane
Evanston
Wyo
William Marsh Rice
M. W. Penn
J. 1 Whitlock
Kentucky
Horne Avenue
Miss Haley
Necga
Mattoon
Neo
Ries
Amos Otler
Stelun
Hichiers
Georga Kuuches
Enoy
Kates
Tie City
Vanehir Ta
U.emilee Aeale
Etes
Carrie Pewiste Puntapson
Found
Thwuipsel
Lacon
Thompson
Care
Springfield
Illnois Infantry
Tawous
Corse
Alatogua Pass
Preneh
Shermit
Eleaun
Levi W. J. Horn
Campbell
Snole ME
Mono
Gram Judge
Knights of Tenor
Tlinois
Ticers
M. Gilmore
Delewan
dWetitor
Meena
Mavredom
Decwlur
City
Hier Ay
Eimwe
Ehuren
Tolstoi
Shek Lang
East River
Rock Island
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