Great Strike Sentiment Spreads Across Mines Regions
Reports from Virginian and West Virginia districts describe miners joining a strike with rallies at Belleville and Charleston. Officials weigh state action as unions in Kentucky Ohio and Pennsylvania push for uniform wages while operators push back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cormwars
Alubride
West Viecints
Ohio
Alia
Indian Territory
New River
Ranawhs
Charleston
W.va
Wheeling
Mountville
Scile
Cika
Virginta Clorntan
Virginia
Titsioke
Pittburg
Sandy Creek
Tarthe Creek
Pine Crack
Waeline
Baltimore and
Oulo Folky
Mundflell
Morioayaliels
Bennevinig
Til
Cohl
Belleville
Aime Lyilaatties
Naatrika
Leduy
Wiesee
Carpenters
Poruins
Stee Firmcuia
Fraveda L Reon
Robtina Coal Cole Contueny
Tie Largeus Company
Bitterarg
Atriks Wevemunt
Hobiios Elatina
National Mine Workers’ Organization
Hive
Indiana
Diinots Minera
Fiers Twoutnivs
Lisibloe
Thig
Robina Duye
Fanomoney
Astusiows
Minera
Charleroi
Pinte Glass Company
Fayette City
Joan Cairns
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Clifford Mines
Thomson Glasa
Uniontown Plans Company
Warhamton Police Chief Requests Keep Away Order
After a meeting with district attorney Thomas and Police Chief Moore of Washington, the district commissioner issued a new injunction against the Induatrial Ariniea group now en route to Worthington.
Proclamation Urges Public to Avoid Capital Demonstration
A proclamation declares that all who join the demonstration should reconsider their intentions and stay away from the capital. It states that no good can come from the gathering and that there is neither work nor maintenance available in the district for participants.
Tariff bill drive leads Carlisle and Jones figures
April 23 report says Secretary Carlisle has taken charge of the tariff bill with Senator Jones of Arkansas guiding committee efforts to untangle Senate entanglements. They review the measure paragraph by paragraph at the Treasury Department this afternoon, aiming to move the process forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasttxorps
Shcretary
Carlisle
Dimes
Arkinsne
Carlisie
Snator Jones
Treasury Department
Norman
Chrisie
Legal ruling upholds prize fighting club victory
A Supreme Court decision affirms the lower court ruling in favor of a boxing club in a prize fight case. The dispute centered on whether events labeled prize fights were authorized athletic contests under state law. The jury verdict favored the club, and the high court sustained that decision, allowing the club to continue promoting such contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Howet
Aubott
Wien
Attur- Hey
Clul
Joelice Nicnolé
Coal Creek Strike Shifts Tension in Mining Region
Reports from April 23 describe rising alarm in the mining area as 3000 workers march toward Jellico and Springs Negided yesterday. Strong pressure to force Coal Creek miners out faces a walkout plan with about 1000 workers likely to quit tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxvt
Nonth
Firat
Odo Ieer
Colonel Baker Arrested After Interception Row
Colonel Baker second in command of the Kelly army was reportedly disciplined this morning for an incident involving a fight with women of ill repute and a split from the main group. The army maintains high spirits with good weather and ample provisions supplied by local citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilonel Baker
Te Kelly
Waa
Kelly
Walter
San Francisco
Epmpetherio
Mine Collapse Traps Workers in Plymouth Gaplord Mine
An accident at the Gaplord mine in Plymouth, Pennsylvania, caused a cave-in that halted operations. Timber crews were withdrawn and the mine was closed for an indefinite period after one worker was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wikeslanne
Miine
Plymouth
Pecaro Bomb Blast Injures Portis and Arrests in London
In Pecaro Italy a bomb explosion badly injures Sir Portis Were. London police arrest Emil Carnot for alleged accomplice to the anarchist Porth. Garthaug’s health board finds five leprosy caves in Eat Prosin district. Nerlin’s spring fair flounders. Ex-Vice President Legis Merton now in Boyland after recovery from a recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecaro
Italy
Sir Portis
London
Emil Carnot
Allegel
Porth
Garthaug
Board of Health
Leigmie
Legis
Merton da
Boyland
Parla
Williamsport boom fuels lumber surge and local incidents
The Williamsport area holds about 75,000,000 feet of logs ready for sawmills while a railroad boss is stopped near Ebensburg over a cash dispute. A Bellefonte trial involves a case tied to gas tampering. Notable figures include Daniel Edwards backing a widow and orphans fund connected to the Gaylord title Vietine at Plymouth, and Anna H. Holstein, a state known Grange lecturer and regent. Fourth class portmasters were named for several Pennsylvania locations including Corry and Glenburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbern
Sanne Lopintl
Ebensburg
Ino Valisw
Fouebstein Wif
Beniler
State College
Bellefonte
Daniel Edwards
Kingston Cow Company
Lina
Gaylord
Vietine
Plymouth
Anna H. Holstein
Bridgeport
Pennaylvania
Cooper
Ball Mount
Corry
Enat Benton
Reed
Glenbarn
Elias Hatfield
New Saluim
Memorial Hearings on Coxey Army Bill Divides Committees
The piece reports a memorial urging a hearing on a district bill to permit Coxey's Army to express views, while the Finance Committee declines to grant a hearing. It covers the debate over tariff and idle land measures, with votes and remarks from senators including Helfer, Dolph, and Peffer, and notes Senate adjournment at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxey
Wasmacios
Thomas Jordan Jarvis
North Carolina
Valice
Reed
Plage
Aldrich
Rhode Light
Workjee
Tiat Otton
Dows
Kansas
Helfer
Columbia
Williameport Rail Crash Claims Engineer and Victims
A train collision on the Williameport to North Branch line leaves Engineer Hewler charged with involuntary manslaughter after a verdict condemns him for engine mismanagement. Victims Mrs Welch dies. Mr MowWlenetuan and Mrs Batley are injured. Judge Alsro sets bail at GLU. The incident occurred Saturday afternoon near Williameport.
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Winhianspurt
Tiwe
Williameport
North Branch
Hewler
Lissler
Glu
MowWlenetuan
Batley
Mrc Welch
Burio Lon Welpesny
Supreme Bench Opinion On Auction Sale In Lugeree County
The high court concurs with the lower court and notes in the assignment that the plaintiff notes were found by the assignee. It states the notes should have been returned if a draft bond or money payment was among assets entering the bonds, and should have been turned over to the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sppeme
Court of Counted Pleas
Lugeree
Joseph Freiberg
William Stoddart
Vo Rovka
Legal opinion cites payment trace doubts and affirming judgment
The ruling notes that neither security notes nor their payments were identified as such by either party. The lower court’s conclusion is supported, and the higher court may affirm based on the judge’s opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bia
Arrest of Carnot in Bow Street Court Confession Revealed
Lexpos April 1 reports Emile Carnot and Giuseppe Fornara arrested after Sunday detention. Carnot admits accomplice role with Francis Polti and provides full confession to plots including plans to blow up the Royal Exchange. He describes a large tomb carried by Polti and ties to a murder inquiry led by Inspector Melville, with Carnot remanded.
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Lexpos
Emile Carnot
Guiseppe Fornara
Bow Street
Carnot
Francis Trolti
Polti
Ciernot
Molt
Royal Exchange
Molti
Varnot
Kmawell
Potite
Melville
Health Officers Treated Infected in Terre Haute Mission
Health officials under orders from the late head of health visited forces this morning and marked those without wrist marks. They offered no resistance, stating they were sworn to obey. The scene occurred as authorities moved to identify exposed individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Bosnl
Frye
Lynching Mob Forces Brutal Justice in Medion Parish
A mob in Medion parish attacked a plantation manager after a brutal incident. Reports say a negro was shot and the mob burned a jail and forced open doors. The scene stretched north of the railroad as authorities attempted to control the mob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Medion Parish
Lynch
Talimah
Sam Slaughter
Tom Clasten
Dave
Army of the commonwealth advances under tense watch
Report from a frontier area describes a cautious advance by a loyalist force under Colonel Hedstone. The commander warns of a loyal reception awaiting the army in Wasitietn while opposing forces prepare the next move amid rumors of covert ploys and protective orders.
Heat o Watchown aid Plunder in Geallidter store
A bold morning raid injured a local business and knocked cash from a general store in Geallidter. Thieves seized money from a Pennsylvnia railroad office and fled with small valuables, prompting police inquiries and a search for suspects.
Local notes and court actions mix with political plans
Fragmented item describes court disputes and domestic matters involving Amier yein, William Che, Agu Drow, and others. It mentions an executive Republican League meeting in Washington to set the Denver convention in June and a Canadian figure’s failed lodge attempt at Pilatha. Reports also note a hostile reaction from locals in Pilatha and a defamation-related case against Nic.
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Ameer
Ainipeta
Enol Mat
Wta Neha
Hee
William Che
Wappiraer’s Folle
N.Y
Senator Higgins to arraign Hawaii policy Wednesday
Senator Higgins of Delaware will arraign the administration's Hawaiian policy on Wednesday. Kousier Voorhees' health is broken down and he will go to the Virginia Springs to recuperate. Louisiana sugar planters will confer at New Orleans next Saturday to plot opposition to the Wilson bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Higgins
Delaware
Mininistration
Kousier Voorhees
Virginia Springs
Louisiana
New Orleans
Earthquake Devastation Widespread Across Atalanti District
Descriptions from Athens report a powerful quake that tore through the Atslanti district near Atalanti injuring dozens and destroying monasteries and homes. Temples and ancient monuments suffered, while harbor piers and coastal fortifications collapsed or were severely weakened.
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Tip
Tip Delamd
Hoyaen
Athens
Unclear OCR fragment references a crime and victim
Fragmentary text mentions an attack and a victim with vague names and events. The garbled wording prevents clear identification of persons, places, or outcomes. No verifiable details to confirm a cohesive incident or report.
Local Fight Erupts In School Scene Injuries Reported
A disturbance during the Worcester incident involved several students and staff including Eva Kratzer and Henry Steinman. Teachers attempted to intervene as injuries of varying severity occurred. authorities reported two fatalities and a manhunt for a suspect.
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Ole Senoel Bouse Miche Lama
Agwil
Nathan Mansil
Emniler
Avery
Eva Kratzer
Ie Teweher
Henry Steinmana
Prison Board Exonerates Officer in Abuse Inquiry
The board reports exonerating Watelimin Pailin from harassment charges after finding his conduct justified by prison inmates’ behavior. They outline new punishment rules and propose a new division for operations. T. E. Conniff notes a minority view calling for dismissal of Fallon.
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Witnis-Banin
Bhownt
Thewoonty
Watelimin Pailin
T. E. Conniff
Yiaure
Fallon
Baltimore citizens call meeting over tariff delay in senate
A circulated petition led by Daniel Miller of the Democratic party urges a Baltimore town meeting at the earliest date to express indignation and alarm at the Senate’s delay in passing a tariff bill, reflecting local sentiment toward their representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cuty
Democratic Party
United States Senate
Turmoil as tariff bill faces Senate vote debate
The article notes vigorous push for quick Senate action on the tariff bill with supporters including Mr Miller and many names attached to the petition. It emphasizes the bill’s importance to the country and the expected outcome as protests press for passage.
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Pie
Maryland
Miller
Senate
Mob Attacks Municipal Building in Holdmezo Vasathely
Apr 23 in Buparest a mob of agrarian supporters attacked Holdmezo town hall. Police repelled the crowd until reinforcements arrived, firing on the mob and killing two. many injured. Havana troops cleared streets and police arrested ringleaders.
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Buparest
Soeleliat Agrariana Involy
Attacl
Holdmezo
Vasathely
Hyunzery
Havana
Neh
FIGHTING WITH AMAZONS IN UNIONTOWN
Sheriff Wilhelm leads a clash with furious women during a confrontation at Uniontown Usinsimius Pa where deputies face a mob as violence erupts near a worker strike They rescue a beaten man arrest two attackers and detain a worker as calls for order resurface after weeks of unrest
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Usinsimius
Mile Peixo
Petron Totes
Becgo
Petru
Mitchels
Hepativa
Basten Qure
Sheil Richards
Clita
Sherif Miehante
Pean
Talen T
Senate Rejects Treaty With Coget in Key Vote
The senate, 36 to 15, refused to approve Coget s treaty, signaling continued debate this week. Delegates plan hearings in Washington as leaders warn of consequences if a late treaty isn t ratified. The outcome postpones ratification and shifts focus to upcoming sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Feonvin
Senate
Waellington
Wil
Washington
Releved From Dury Pending Investigation In State
Unclear report from the State Commission cites Fowina and Thagagera in a reformatory matter. Interim Superintendent Crockway returns home as examiners complete their review under Governor Mlinner. Superintendent shows no surprise and plans to leave the city during the inquiry.
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Fowina
Thagagera
Dai
Pha
Mlinner
Tailor Herr Dawe Demonstrates Roof-Eating Invention
Photographs show Herr Dawe, Minuelm tailor, presenting an exhibit of his invention. The event drew Congress members praising the device while a 25 foot range of bullets tested the coat's protection. Dow e reportedly recovered, and several congress members lauded the creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Dawe
Tiv Pongress
Desperate clash with gang of gamblers ends in deaths
In Jacksonville on April 23 a confrontation occurred as officers confronted a gang of African American gamblers. The gang opened fire on officers who returned fire, resulting in the death of a man named Marshall and multiple injuries. Officers escaped unharmed.
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Jackonvilne
A. Apedal
Stark
Via
Save
Sao Johos
Pos
Ueir
Unclear biographical notices list several named figures
Fragmentary OCR item lists multiple individuals with varied titles and places from Coburn Institute to York Massachusetts Cal. San Vidigo and other places, mentioning church figures, a New York banker, a Welsh or Gael clan connection, a former Pennsylvania legislator, and a territory secretary.
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Nantieike
Bo, Gooding
York
Gustot
Fiat Presbyterian Church
San Vidigo
Cal
Jesse B. Seligman
New York
Kallew City
Michael Twland
Wak Atoffting
Om Gael
Cheyeone
Morgan
Pennsylvania Legidatura
Thx
Weather Forecast Update for Far Eastern Pennsylvan
Forecaster notes for Vyetian region April 93 call for partly cloudy skies with light showers. Expect northerly to northeasterly winds and mild temperatures across the area.
Local Sale Promotes White Motre and White Island Frames
A sale notice highlights new designs and honest materials. Items include WHITE MOTRE at 2.00 and WHITE SARAH with White ITlandle and Frame at 3.00.
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McYride
The
United Mine Workers
Robbins
the Coal Coke Company
Homestead Mills
Warhamton
Supreme Court of the
State of Louisiana
Bak*r
Klin Wil
Williamsport
Petr
Dolph
Peffar
Peffer
Cosey
Quay
Yuue
Ais
Ajlen
Alileou
Cottam
Davis
Giallinger Hantrongs
Uwler
Kyle
Martin
Peiler
Porkine Power
Sioa
Stewart
Teller Ai Waehleen
T Naye
Bate
Borer
Biineuard
Whao Mer
Cockrell Cake
Irve
Doug
Gorman
Great
Morpis
Jones
Mellie
Mille
Mitelleth
Vieldt
Minnesota
Washburn
Waalurn
McKinsey
Adjiaene T
District of Columbia
Ives Racing Law
Chginler
Williamepot
Geroni
Lower Court
Mab
Norrow
Hedstone
Roent
Comiionrenl
Tee Warnorresonenta
Wasitietn
Hontinoagenena
Nirandee
Koss
Peneral
Geallidter
Bennd
Tampe
Mall
Etfis
Washington Notes
Carthouake
Greece
Atalanti
Ceu AI
Hadrian
Anahus
Ireece
India
Ank
Burt
Arril
Camillo Nevaro
Trent
Archangel
Wilkes Havra
Ea Wn Ayan
Wilhelm
Union
Hea
Wash Seton
Dowe
Mimsesk
Phot
Dusky Gamesters
Pieridae
Dee
William Monsell
Iran Bayon
Powiihacher
Waterville
James HH. Hatwon
Coburn
Rinleys
Dresden
Gloria
Lackawanna Ava
Ine Gutta Percha & Rubber
WPS Co's
Chas A Schieren & Cog
H. A. Kingsbury
Spruce St
Scranton, Pa
Talles
BO Shores
Lewis, Reilly & Davies
Wyoming
Spruce Street
Scranton
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