Clergy clash as miners clash with Mine Workers leaders
Wilkes-Barre August reports show Rev Father O'Reilly condemned by Mine Workers officers for criticising their leaders. Mitchell replied with a sharp letter, while Duryea owners seek sheriff protection as barricades ring Warnke washery. A crowd gathers and deputy sheriffs intervene.
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Wilkes-Barre
Woodward
Warnke
Duryea
Jacobs
United Mine Workers
Father O'Reilly
Shenandoah
Mitchell
O'Reilly-Westh
Citizens’ Alliance of
Atlantic City
Senator Quay
Richards Held for Contempt in Injunction Case
Judge held John Richards and his associates in contempt for violating an injunction. Each was fined five dollars and costs and detained until fines are paid. Richards, president of Dis No 11 United Mine Workers, faced jurisdiction questions regarding non residents.
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Associated Press
Heleld John Richards
Richards
United Mine Workers
Keller
Penrose and Quay to Receive Miners
United States Senator Penrose said he and Senator Quay are ready to receive any delegation from the miners and do what they can to help end the anthracite strike. He noted the question has long attracted their attention and actions to settle the difficulties will be taken.
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Associated Cress
Philadelphia
United States
Penrose
Quay
Bridge Workers Strike Ends After Eight Hour Day
President Buchanan of the International Structural Iron Workers association announced in Philadelphia that the American Bridge company agreed to an eight hour day and 40 cent hourly pay. The union will lift the general sympathetic strike tomorrow and all related strikes will end Thursday after a New York conference.
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Associated Trees
Philadelphia
Buchanan
International Structural Iron Workers’ Association
Americain Bridge Company
American Bridge Company
New York
Uribe Uribe Considers Direct Talks with Government
Uribe Uribe, head of the Colombian revolutionists, said in an interview with Consul Becerra before leaving Curnens that direct talks could end armed conflict if the government would treat with him. He asked only minimal reform for liberals and rejected paying foreign debts or naming Vargas Bantos to four districts. He sails for Magdalena. no news from Akua Dulee.
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General Uribe- Uribe
Vargas-Bantos
General Uribe-Uribe
Magdalena
Akua Dulee
Senator Samuel P. L. White Re-nominated by Beaver Washington Republican Conferees
Exclusive wire from The Aswaiatud Pees reports New Brighton Beaver County native Samuel P L White was renominated today for a four year term by Beaver and Washington county conferees. Party leaders moved quickly following primary instruction, nominating White in a brisk session.
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Aswaiatud Pees
Pillsburg
Aug
Samuel PL White
New Brighton
Beaver County
Beaver
Washington
Mtv
White
Adirondacks Forest Land Transfer Reported at 95000
The Meagham Lake Holdings in the Adirondacks near Malone New York reportedly transferred 000 acres of forest land to a New York entity for about 95000. The Delaware and Hudson Railway and William Rockefeller are noted as behind the purchase.
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Malone
N. Y
Atuy. EL
Meagham Lake
New York
At & Price
Delaware and Hudson Railway
William Rockefeller
Madrid anarchists arrested in plots against French minister
Exclusive wire reports from Paris that several Madrid anarchists have been seized on charges of plotting to assassinate M. Delive, the French minister of foreign affairs, during his visit to Foix near the Pyrenees.
Emperor Offers to Fund Bavarian Art, Diet Refusal
In Berlin Aug 13 Emperor William censures Bavarian diet for denying funds for art and offers to personally provide the sum. Prince Regent Luitpold replies with thanks, saying a Reichsrat member already provided the money and the government will proceed with its original art plans.
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Associated Press
Berlin
William
Luitpold of
Bavaria
Swinemunde
House of Wittelsbach
Luitpold
Reichsrath
Elks Pick Baltimore for 1908 Grand Lodge Meeting
The Grand Lodge of Elks selected Baltimore to host the 1908 reunion, with Saratoga Springs as a possible alternative. The parade drew over 8,000 Elks, featuring unique uniforms and prize displays from Park City Utah and Greenville Mississippi among others. Installation of new grand officers was to follow the final routine business, with no expected changes to ritual.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Grand Lodge of
Baltimore
Grand Lodge
Elks
Saratoga Springs
Park City
Greenville
Miss
Joliet
Montana
Queen Sibe Lodge
el Paso
Texas
Coapha
Seattie
Helena
Mont
Rob
Buffalo Bill
Reunion of the Army of the Philippines gathering in Council Bluff
The third annual reunion of the Society of the Army of the Philippines opened in Council Bluff Iowa with nearly 2,000 delegates and veterans in attendance. President General Irving Hale presided at Arcanum hall as General Hale spoke and local governors addressed attendees. Roosevelt sent a telegram regretting he could not attend and a Lake Munaga reception followed later with welcome remarks from Governor Cuming and Governor Savage.
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Associated Press
Council Bluff
Towa
Society of the Army of the Philippines
Arcanum
Irving Hale
Hale
Roosevelt
Lake Munasa
Goayvernor Cuming
Savage
Nebraska
President Roosevelt Quiet Morning at Sagamore II
President Roosevelt spends forenoon handling correspondence and official documents at Sagamore II. There were no visitors this morning, and later he spent time with children playing a few games of earnest nia.
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Oyster Bay
le J. Aug
Sagamore II
Roosevelt
Deaths of Ad' Exclusive Wire from The Associated Prams
Death notices report the passing of Alexander Warford aged unknown in Canton Ohio and Judge P D Borague aged 70 from heart failure in Richfield Springs New York. Borague served on the Iowa state district court bench and was born in Exeter New Hampshire.
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Associated Prams
Canton
Alexader Warford
Ohio and Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Port Wayne
Chicago Railroad
Commmu
Richfeld Springs
N. Y
PD. O. Borague
State District Court
Iowa
Borague
Exeter
Wapello
Moros Attacks Sentry Outpost at Camp Vicars
A Moros party of about a dozen attacked a Twenty-seventh Infantry outpost at Camp Vicars near Manila. Sergeant Foley and Private Carey were killed, Private Van Dorn severely wounded, and attackers possibly wounded. Moros from Bacolod suspected. may prompt action against that town per General Chaffee report.
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Associated Press
Manila
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Camp Vicars
Foley
Carey
van Dorn
Bacolod
Washington
War Department
Chaffee
Company G
Henry C. Carey
James Foley
Ladrones Fight Wounds Inspector Schermerhorn
Exclusive wire report from Manila says Constabulary Inspector William Schermerhorn, formerly of Seattle, was mortally wounded in a clash with Ladrones at Ilgan Mindanao. The incident underscores rising lawless activity in the region.
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Iligan
Mindanao
Manila
Constabulary
William Schermerhorn
Seattle
Wash
Ladrones
Ilgan
City Celebrates Manila Surrender Anniversary
Manila observes the fourth anniversary of the city’s surrender to American forces, marked as a general holiday on August 13. The event recalls the 1898 surrender and honors historical ties with the United States.
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Manila
Greene and Gaynor Freed in Quebec Extradition Case
Judge Caron of the Quebec superior court released American contractors Captain Greene and Colonel Gaynor who were wanted in the United States for alleged frauds against the federal government. The decision rested on warrants lacking dates and on discrepancies between charges in the United States and those cited for extradition. Duxbury, Massachusetts, confirmed the ruling to Solicitor General Richards, who indicated possible correction of technical defects and renewed efforts to return the men for trial.
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Quebec
Caron
Superior Court
Greene
Gaynor
United States
Duxbury
Mass
Benjamin Greene
Joseph F. Gaynor
Richards
US Steel syndicate pays third dividend at 4 percent
Exclusive Wie reports United States Steel corporation under writing syndicate receives a third dividend of 4 percent on 100 million dollars of liability. The syndicate was not asked to advance more than 2 percent of this amount, yet profits total 10 million on 25 million actually put in, yielding a 125 percent return minus small interest losses.
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Ascooerated Press
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Bishop Ogermain to visit Oyster Bay with papal gift
New York reports that M Bishop Ogermain of Sioux Falls who joined Governor Patt to the Vatican and returned Tuesday will visit Oyster Bay on Saturday. He will present to President Roosevelt a mosaic showing the pope on a Vatican terrace with attendants and Rome in the distance.
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New York
Ogermain
Sioux Falls
Patt
Vatican
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Vatican Gardens
Rome
Stock Broker's Failure Reported By Exclusive Wire
Lancaster dispatch details the failure of broker Yundt in the BKK case. LIabilities are listed with tassels of F60M and individual losses exceeding $50. O0 in one case and over half that in others. Inability to collect outstanding accounts amounts to B212,000.
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Lancaster
Aug
BKK
Yundt
Suy
French villagers brace against gendarmes to defend nuns
Folgoet residents build a masonry wall at the church school doorway to shield the Sisters from eviction under the religious associations law. Scouts report police movement as infantry and mounted gendarmes converge. crowds resist and beehives are threatened as a tactic. Thirteen White Sisters schools stay open in Finisterre.
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Brest
Folgoet
AL St. Meen
St. Meen
Ploudaniel
Concarnena
Quimper
Tocsin
Finisterre
Interesting Events of Grand Circuit at Brighton Track
The Grand Circuit meeting at the Brighton track drew a large crowd with heavy speculation. Races included a 2.08 pace novelty format and a $5,000 Hiram Woodruff trotting stake with top contenders like The Rajah and Vyzant Jr. competing, plus an amateur race won by Michel Onward in a tight margin.
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New York
Brighton Track
Bouka
Hiram Woodruff
Dulce
Rajah
Vyzant Jr
Michel Onward
Chebinue Fecekiceseas Sheeene
Iscs
Peccsveseereees Geuseed
Ephinx Becvccsves
Vecvevecs
Cvassersseeall
Muscovite
Papeeteenss Vedeahy Bae Winfield Stratton
Tom Nolan
Ove Leach
Saniaioieeeensaees
Westworth
Betsy Tell
Diller Cor
Baron Dillon
Colwikes
John Patterson
Joan of Ave
Dick Herry
Allubreve
Ladie
Morse Review
Rojon c
John Mac
ROB Cece Cenee Chemo
Oe Vygant Jr
Gail Hamilton
Grace Eldred
Bister Colette
Cliss
Mabel
Transatlantic Steamship Arrivals and Arrivals List
By Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press ships arrive and clear at various ports. Names include Shaiserin Maria Theresia clears Bremen Southampton Cherbourg Grosser Kurfurst La Touraine Havre St Louis Philadelphia Ikron Pring Wilhelm and Statendam arriving New York via Boulogne Sur Mer Naples Trave. Multiple routes noted with arrivals in New York and Philadelphia from European ports.
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Asociated Press
New York
Shaiserin Maria Theresia
Bremen
Southampton
Yerbourg
Auguste Victoria
Hamburg
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Grosser Kurfurst
la Touraine
Havre
General Jacob H. H. Smith Ill in Nervous Collapse
General Jacob H. H. Smith lies seriously ill at the home of his brother in law James William Bannon in Portsmouth. His illness began with a nervous collapse attributed to campaign strain after his landing in San Francisco and news of court martial and retirement.
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Portsmouth
Jacob HH. Smith
James¢Willliam Bannon
Samar
San Francisco
Typographical Union Convention Adopts Rules Changes
Cincinnati August 13. The International Typographical Union delegates approved major rule changes including a 64 hour per week maximum and shifting evening and Sunday papers to the evening schedule. A bid to include superintendents failed amid factional tensions. The golden jubilee celebration drew 5,000 at Music Hall with speakers Governor White and union leaders.
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Cincinnati
The
International Typographical Union
International Ladies’ Auxiliary
Indianapolis Union
Music
Typographical Union
Nannie Flack
A. J. Boex
Liederkranz Society
West Virginia
Joseph M. Lynch
Mckteynolds
Armstrong
Rodreault
Ottawa
Daveler
Sault Lake City
Four Killed as Jacob Kuper Tug Explodes in New York
The tugboat Jacob Kuper exploded at 8 a m while towing the cotton laden fighter Stanley from German stores to American Cotton docks. Eight men were aboard. four were killed, three injured, one not expected to live. The vessel sank immediately and several injured were hospitalized.
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New York
Jacob Kuper
Erle Basin
Tompkinsville
Stanley
Harry Johnson
Brooklyn
William Purdy
Lewis
Cook
Lawrence Jansen
Senator Quiry Calls State GOP Meeting In September
Exclusive AP wire reports Philadelphia This is a call from Ih-Senator Quiry chairmanship of the Republican committee for a state committee meeting set for September 8 to discuss campaign conduct and any other business, with authority to handle routine party matters.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Quiry
Republican
Gnthe Mommittee
State Committee
McFadden Confesses to Murder Charge in Lumberton
Philadelphia August 14 George McFadden colored today confessed to police that he is wanted in Lumberton for the November 19 murder of Elizabeth Smith colored. McFadden, employed by a local contractor, boasted of the crime to coworkers before police arrested him and obtained his confession.
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Iyer
Philadelphia
George McFadden
Lumberton
Ellizabeth Smith
McFadden
McPadden
Crie
Boy Causes Barn Fire While Visiting Relative
An eight or nine year old boy visiting Mr. Hostetter in Nessville area started a fire by striking a match under a horse in David blesteties barn. The blaze destroyed a forty acre farm’s crops along with two horses, two mules and four cows. The incident occurred in August in Lanecaster.
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Lanecaster
Aug
David Blesteties
Nessville
Hostetter
Knoxville Strike Ties Wage Withholding Aid to Pennsylvania
Sixty five miners at the Liddle Ridge coal mines near Coal Creek begin a strike after the company bars an official from withholding ten percent of union wages for transfer to anthracite strikers in Pennsylvania.
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Asociated Press
Knoxville
Liddle Ridge
Coal Creek
Pennsylvania
Venezuelan unrest shakes Caribbean coast and Caracas threat
Reports from San Juan and Port of Spain describe Venezuelan revolutionaries under General Matos mounting an attack on Cumana and a planned decisive clash near Caracas with government troops led by President Castro. Germany supplied Mauser rifles and ammunition amid plots against Castro.
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Barcelona
Cincinnati
Castro
Associated Press
San Juan
Porto Rico
Caracas
General Matos
Germany
Port of Spain
Cumana
Washington
Navy Department
Puerto Cabello
McLean
Topeka
Bowen
State Department
Carcelona
Lne
Marietta
Orinoco
Tia
la Guayrit
France
Japanese naval officers land guns on Corean island
A St. Petersburg dispatch to the Globe says Japanese naval officers on their own responsibility landed guns, built a battery, and posted guards on Kethnesan. Corean officers sent to investigate were driven off by the Japanese.
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Associated Press
London
St. Petersburg
Globe
Kethnesan
Corean
Fatal Fast Mail Collision Near Highspire
An Exclusive AP report from Harrisburg dated August 13 states a Fast Mail passenger train on the Pennsylvania Railroad struck and killed Hungarian woman Mrs. Tulla Bechio who was on the tracks near Highspire. She stepped from a freight truck to avoid a freight and crossed in front of the Fast Mail.
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Fast Mail
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Weet
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tulla Bechio
Highspire
Weather report for August 14 1902 local data
Yesterday's weather data shows high temperature around 12 degrees and low near freezing with humidity and precipitation not clearly recorded. The fragmentary OCR mentions no measurable precipitation and limited details on conditions.
Weather forecast for Eastern Pennsylvania Aug First
Forecast for Thursday and Friday calls for local rain and light to fresh southeast winds across Eastern Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Ught
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Conference of Coal Operators
EH. &. Loomis
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R. Cc. Luther
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Company
D. Warriner
Lehigh Coal Company
C. Co. Rose
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
W. A. Thorne
Reading
Temple Iron Company
Luther
Qveen
Confederation
Septeetn Aerate
Sam Washington
Joe Smith
Tt. L. Bess
James Melver
Joe Preneset
Penrose and
Uribe-Uribe
Associated Pross
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Kaiser
Grand Lodge OF Elks
Army OF the Philippines
MOROS
Associated Presa
City
Pope
Mabel Ooward
Eomws
Lake Evie
Jamestown
Fennie K
Clits
Raymond
Thelma Simmons
Ieee Cen Ahvanayetay
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Cee
AIWO
Veesees
Eva Burns
Ceebesaessdeee AB
Wmkoio
Fred My
Highwood
Wanda
Bou
General Smith III
Typographical Union Convention
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Tug
Henry Nicholas
Ry Smith
Lawrence Jensen
Serlars
Marine Hospital
Stapleton
Cheletiin Crege
Hrooklyn
Lev
B. H. Smith Infirmary
Edward Lane
Wall Street
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Republican State Committee
Boy
Revolutionary Forces
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Gumana
Cincinnati Sails
Japan
Corean Island
Mikado
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