Lake Charles Jail Mob Kills Deputy Sheriff
Angry mob attacks the Lake Charles jail as Deputy Sheriff Paul Sloan is killed defending Pierce Scott a Black man accused of criminal assault on white women aged 74. Scott is held for assault as residents push for lynching. In Mount Vernon Illinois Annie Martin dies from a pistol shot fired during a drive with Andrew Martin and two young men. Martin is arrested.
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Lake Charles
Paul Sloan
Pierce Scott
Scott
Mount Vernon
Annie Martin
Andrew Martin
Miss Martin
Martin
Burial of Gen Palmer in Carlinville Cemetery
Fragmented obituary notes the burial of General John McAnney Palmer in Carlinville with military honors. Veterans, legal professionals, and family members attended as a formal service concluded with eulogies and a procession to the cemetery.
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Gen. Palmer
Union Labor Faces Split Reports at Convention
During the session of the conventious of the Wattet Pypetietae the majority and minority reports on union labor were read. The majority report was unfavor able to union labor while the minority supported it, and for a time it seemed employers might be counted on. Both reports were accepted and ordered printed as part of the minutes.
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Ee Air
Aett
Meeting actions shape union relations and fund plan
The record notes that neither action was formally adopted, leaving employer union relations as before. A Wednesday move created an emergency fund to back anti strike and boycott efforts involving Typothetae members. Elected for the year were Gen. H. Matthew of Buffalo as president and John E. Burke of Norfolk as secretary.
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Gen. H. Matthew
Buffalo
John E. Burke
Norfolk
First football death of the season in Chicago
Lawrence Pier sop of the Lake Forrest universe football team died today after injuries sustained in the Wednesday game. His fame was in Lexington, I.
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Chicago
Lawrence Piersop
Lake Forrest Universe
Lexington
Bank Robbed of $10,000 in Mich Centerville Vault Break-In
Thieves blew open the Wolf brothers bank vault in Centerville, Michigan, escaping with $10,000. The bank is insured by Bankers Mutual Casualty of Des Moines. Also noted: census agent William L. Wash, last heard from Sept 17, reported missing in Grand Rapids. Various mixed dispatches from Boston, New York, and other locations conclude with sports results and market notes.
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Mich
Centerville
Wolf Brothers’ Bank
Bankers’ Mutial Casualty Company
Des Moines
Washington
Phcelus
Willian L. Wash
Wie
Grand Rapid
New York
Southampton
Stevenson
Seconl
Lincoln
Neb
Mon
Adlai B. Stevenson
Democratic Nations
Fragmented 19th century outline of world events in Toulon and San Domingo
A garbled report notes various items from politics and science. It mentions a protest movement against a president in San Domingo, a French criminal arrested near Evreux attempting wreckage, and health updates for officials in Paris and Wisconsin. It also references a maple bloom in Illinois, a wine sample in California, and agricultural pests in Michigan.
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le Parlacuertery
Viena
Klengo
Cortano Hrearl
Tie Aressih
Wits Anuibert
Thal
Sae Craimut
Anthea
San Domingo
Evreux
Weber
Mirisen
Wis
Bgt
Lower
Mienicat
Reort
Grand Traverse
Michigan
Dudoultedly Theory Sparks Debate at Wantlerton Star
A fragment from the Wantlerton Star presents garbled quotes about a political theory and repentance. The passage shows unclear phrasing and multiple misreads, suggesting transcription errors rather than a clear stance or identifiable figures.
Cahappy Coincidence and Bardy Crediters Dialog
A terse exchange features an unnamed speaker lamenting moral misgivings and a curious convenience about a Boston movement script. The dialogue hints at theatrical or literary wordplay rather than a clear news event.
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Boston Transcript
Seek to Stop Strike: Union Recognition in Coal War
Hazelton and Wilkesbarre dispatches note President Mitchell denies settlement and warns that a 10 percent wage offer will not end the strike. Reported discussions among railroad presidents and mine operators hint at a possible 10 percent raise, while Mitchell refuses recognition of the United Mine Workers and urges separate employer worker conferences. Multiple cities report quiet or crippled mines and rail lines as miners stay out.
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Mitchell
Stril Wilkesbarre
Lackawanna
Wyoming
New York
Flazleton
Associated Press
Lnstight
Maine
Michell
Ife
Hazleton
United Mine Workers
Richard Gibert
Mater
Wars Ats Fellowes
Pennsslvania
Oarlmette
PN Delphia
Reading
Delaware
Jersey Central
Wanda
Wo Wilson
Inney
Wilson
United Mine Workers Organization
Markle
Philadelphia
G. B. Markie & Co
Geveral
Scranton
Hells
Assur
Ashland
Reading Coatact Tran Company
Locust Gap
Locustile
Potts
Biz
Ashtoalistrict
Dulealk
Love Feast at the Cohan Convention Foreseen
A fragment from Havana. Gomer expects a great embrace at the convention, warning of political shifts and renewed hope for American promises. Mixed sentiment on war, Cuban delays, and postwar politics. fears and anticipations color the scene. Writings also note anti-arching laws tested in Charleston and a Prohibitionist warning about saloons. Captain Sharp, Grant cousin, dies in Kansas City from an overdose of bromide aiding pain relief.
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Gomer
Havana
Pulaman
Tarors
Ign
United States’ Secretary of War
Americas
Soldiers Missing Since Sept 11 Reported Captured and Killed
Washington dispatch sources state Capt. Devereaux Shields and 51 men of Company F, 29th Infantry, departed Santa Cruz for Torrijox on September 11. Since then no word has arrived. rumors say some were captured with many killed and wounded.
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Washington
MacArthur
War Department
Devereaux Shields
29Th Infantry
Santa Crux
Torrijox
Browne & Sons Seek Time Extension From Creditors
Philadelphia. William Browne & Sons woodeners and Phoenix Mills makers of tour and worsted yarn ask creditors for an extension of time. Liabilities listed from 1 000 to 1 700 000. Also notes St. Petersburg report dispatch on August 6 says Rennankampf captured Kirin on 24 and Chinese troops disarmed. Kirin capital of Soungaree Manchuriad province.
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Philadelphia
William Browne & Sons
Woodenners
Phoenix Mills Company
St. Petersburg
Augustof
Boers Attack Paget at Pienaars River Station
London dispatch says Boers attacked Paget's force at Pienaars river station yesterday. Roberts reports the assault lasted three hours before the Boers were beaten off.
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Roberts
Cretoria
Paget
Pienaars River
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