Hazleton Delegation Seeks Joint Coal Conference Next April
The Hazleton delegation to President Mitchell and three antitrust officers seeks a joint conference with coal powers for next April to ease working card inspections and other matters. They note miners' large union support since last year’s strike and anticipate careful, conservative moves amid New York–centered control of trade led by Morgan interests. The piece praises John Mitchell's leadership and cautions public welfare aims toward peaceful industry, while contrasting with overseas political notes about Dr Caldas and the Toronto Globe on immigration and Canadian census implications.
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Hazleton
Mitchell
Mince
New York
Matherits
J. Pierpont Morgan
Amaleamated Association
Amalgamated
Afroration
Shaffer
United Mine Workers
John Mitchell
Population and trade quoted in a partisan broadside
A fragment notes population shares and trade with the United States, claiming advantage for newcomers and hinting at Canada’s manifest destiny. It mentions criticism of a Republican platform and insurgents, with general political tension and public sentiment described as hard to please.
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United States
Canada
Platfern
Crittci
Elimination of the Negro Vote Through New Qualifications
The article discusses possible Supreme Court rejection of the grandfather clause and examines a proposed literacy and property test in Southern states. It argues this plan aims to disenfranchise Black voters while preserving white-merset political power, warning of broader harms to representation and urging vigilance against such schemes.
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United States Supreme Court
Veesterinioe
United States
Dinali Yiez
Black Belt
Mississippi
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
Onus on the Woman in Keller Slander Case
The article criticizes Rev. Mr. Keller of Arlington New Jersey for not defending or pursuing a thorough inquiry after accusations by Mrs. Barker. It argues ministers deserve scrutiny yet are presumed innocent, and that refusal to aid proof feeds public doubt, despite possible honorable motives. The piece notes the strong public interest and the odd impression created.
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Keller
Arlington
N. J
Barker
Cathok
Mra. Barker
Mr. Keller
Fibnera
Hyn
Derby Social Circles Question Marriage Of Miss Smith And Shaw
A Derby Connecticut note says Miss Smith a refined educated young woman worth a substantial sum has chosen to marry Shaw a skilled but low wage mechanic. The piece contrasts old democratic views of labor with modern class shifts and warns against social barriers by occupation.
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Derby
Mise Smith
Shaw
Miss Smith
Manuel Llaborer
Conn
Fife
Huey
TOLD BY THE STARS Daily Horoscope by Ajacchus
Daily horoscope notes a playful warning about family dynamics and personal behavior. It hints at psychological insights, political quips, and the influence of the experienced in power. The piece entertains with quirky observations and cautions against being deceived by indifferent men.
Unclear OCR Tale of a Boy and a Seaside Divide
Fragmentary OCR text describes two separated youths a boy and a girl with scenes by pine woods a seaside meeting and a reunion amid a troubled family setting. The source is garbled with many missing words and nonsensical phrases.
Cleveland Prepares for Grand Army Encampment Crowds
Special correspondent reports Cleveland expects the thirty-fifth Grand Army encampment to bring about 300000 visitors, with 100000 veterans. City decorations include sixty four electric columns, bright light displays, and a September 11 grand parade from Euclid and Case to Bond and Summit Streets. The event runs September 12 and 13 at Fluctid avenue opera house with units of the Grand Army, Women’s Relief Corps, and allied veterans groups converging on Hollenden headquarters and city hotels.
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Cleveland
Nless
Han
Grand Army
Bond Street
Superior Street
Citizens’ Committee
Mesers, Vinson & Kerner, Bookcellers
Fluctid Avenue Opera House
Chamber of Commerce
Woman's Relief Corps
Daughters of Veterans
Ladies of the
Grand Army of the Republic
National Association of Naval Veterans
National Mexican War Veterans’ Association
National Association of Union ex-Prisoners of War
National Association of Army Nursee of the
Army Corps
Sons of Veterans and Loyal Legion
Masonic Temple
Hollenden
Perry
Gramd
National Association of Union
First Light Artillery
Ohio Volunteer Infantry Association
Ohio
Hecht
Oho
New Court House
James Barnett
Euclid
Case Avenue
Summit Street
Central Armory
McKinley
Rondeirest
City Hall
Wilkes-Barre’s Woes Defend Suequehanna From Ads
A Wilkes-Barre Record piece laments pollution and intrusive advertising on the Susquehanna and Lackawanna rivers, imagining an advertising gunboat siege by banners. It calls for civic action against clutter and corruption of river beauty and public space.
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Wilkes-Barre
Lev
Culo
Wnteel Log Corporation
Iit
Lackawanna
Market Street
Admiral Harvey
Bannon
Wilken
Paquet
Fragmented OCR Summary of Unclear Historical Text
A damaged OCR fragment discusses money bias and a new paper guide. It mentions Erie and a person named Wake, with unclear context and no coherent narrative or date. The readable terms suggest a focus on financial matters and potential editorial bias.
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Romaine
Erie
Jamaica Exports Shift Toward United States Citing Trade Reports
A British colonial report on Jamaica for 1909 shows Jamaica exports increasingly flowing to the United States while shipments to the United Kingdom decline. The share of US trade rises from 57 percent of exports in 1894 to 67.4 percent in 1904 and 102 percent in 1900 misunderstanding. imports from the US also rise from 41.8 percent in 1800 to 4.0 percent in 1900, with Canada maintaining low but steady shares.
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Waerhington
United States
West India Group
Treasury Bureau
Jamaica
United Kingdom
Canada
Petticoats and Bayonets authorship credited to Ava M Strele
The new play Petticoats and Bayonets credited to Ava M Strele, a Philadelphia writer, after doubts about authorship. The work follows Wagenhala Kempner and Arthur Byron and may appear in a magazine later. The cast for The Messenger Boy in New Haven and New York includes James Powers, Tommy Hang, Harry Kell and many others. Andrew Mack opens in Tom Moore in New London with strong early reviews. The Rogers Brothers in Washington and Klaw & Erlanger Comedy Company enjoy major Buffalo success. Louis Mann and Sara Lipman tour The Red Kloot with dates in Providence and New York. The Climbers musical drama attracts publishers. Cleve Pitch works on novelizing its aerial-life themes. Edwin H. Price moves Algie Bowen to the title role in San Terre. Ninon & Zimmerman reissue The Messenger in English with new costumes and a large costumer staff. Photographs by Metntosh of Mary Mannering prove popular.
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Wagenhala & Kemper
Arthur Byron
Bronson Howard Gun Thomas
Ava M. Strele
Philadelphia
Girard Avenue Breck Company
Steele
Patience
Mr. Steele
Landet
Wll
Principala
Niven & Zimmerman
the Messenger Boy
America
New Haven
Daly's Theatre
New York
James T. Powers
Tommy Hang
Harry Kell
Captain Potts
John
Park
Clive Radnor
Paul Nicholson
Commescer
Louis Hendricks
Tudor Pyke
George Honen
Hooker Pasha
My Beauty for The Teilune by Leo Ain
A Roumanian Journal poem notes a beloved muse with dimpled smiles and laughter. It praises her grace and wit, claims love reveals truths unseen, and describes the wife as tender and sweet, striking the heart with harmony.
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Jowrr
Eraeeaven
Leoain
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London Gaiety Theatre
Flurr Metntosh
Mary Mannering
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Howe Enntes
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Lewis & Reilly
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