Miners Attack Markle Co. Hearings Highlight Absences
Testimony at the hearing centers on Markle & Co. with no defense by their lawyers and only out-of-town representatives present. Miners press claims of discrimination, while witnesses describe working conditions, burial funds, and safety issues at Jeddo and surrounding mines amid cross-examination gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hes
Coxe Bros. & Co
G. B. Markle & Co
Jurce
Coxe Bros. & c
George B. Mrrkie
Air
Mesnolde
Teale Evlents
Commission On Stiindiy
Trowfolds
Guy
Markle & Co
Calneries
Scranton
J. W. Rittenhouse
Wev Edhition
John A. Hughes
Armour & Co
Tsun
Junie Cale Lagher
Hermin
Pinrrow
Mary Don
Mier
George Markle
Miackle Nerreal
Robute BO
Caine
Tawleey Sn
Professor Lorenz in Philadelphia
Austrian surgeon Professor Adolph Lorenz arrived in Philadelphia from Baltimore with assistant Dr. Mueller and will stay through Friday as a guest of Jefferson Medical College. He plans multiple treatments and operations, stating he has performed over one hundred operations with uniformly successful results.
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Associated Dress
Philadelphia
Adolph Lorenz
Baltimore
Mueller
Toren
Jefferson Medical College
Jefferson College
Loreng
New York
Boston
Lunde
Lolian Armour
Lorenz
Vivi
Senate Debates Immigration Bill After Committee Amendments
The Senate adopted all committees amendments to the immigration bill except the educational test. A three dollar per person tax on aliens arriving in the United States sparked debate. A new provision penalizing perjury by applicants for admission was added, while a transportation tax clause was struck from the bill.
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Washington
Senate
Gue
Capitol Building
Dol Ath
United States
Ghalieer
Unite States
Trongsit
Destruction Plan Aims to End Cattle Epidemic
Washington officials seal urgent orders to Dr. Bilaton of the bureau of animal pathology to oversee a sweeping program against a deadly cattle disease. They outline steps to destroy infected stock and stop spread, as part of a coordinated response to an outbreak in New raid.
Unclear OCR Ship Arrivals Mention New York Ports
Fragmentary text lists ships and arrivals including Gibral tar Aller and Wilhelm der Grosse with New York and Plymouth references. Mentions destinations like Naples and Potsdam and items such as wine. Content inconsistent and garbled, but centers on maritime arrivals and transit through New York.
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New York
Priedurleh der Giike
Gibraltar
Aller
New
First National Civic Federation Industrial Session Opens
The inaugural meeting of the Industrial department of the National Civic Federation convened with Senator Manna welcoming attendees. Alfred Moseley emphasized eight hour workday aims, opposed boycotts, and endorsed labor freedom while Archbishop Treland endorsed cooperation between capital and labor to calm industrial tension.
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Associated Dress
New York
National Civic Federation
Enator Manna
United States
Chaimsa
Low
Charles P. Castle
The
Nathonal Stone Manufacturers
A. Beverly Smith
William Mithun
Amalgamated Street Railway Association
Thomas W. Palmer
Michigan
John Graham Brooks
Cambridge
Alfred Mosely
Pot A
America
South Africa
Mosely
Treland
Civic Federation
Tiber
Carpenter
Dayton
Ghia
Jie
Labor Department
England's Last Call to Castro in Judicial Handling
A historical excerpt argues for an unprejudiced tribunal to judge Castro. It envisions a formal report to the appointing power, then possible actions by the president or governor, Congress or legislature, without force. It stresses moral weight, public opinion, and guidance over coercion.
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Massachueette
Line Neen
Millroad Commmissionery
Mascachientta Railraid Commission
du Iss
America
Boston and Maine Railroad Company
Reston and Maine
New Bighuw
Chad Tie Bone
Hesse
Marty
Congress
United States
Two Trainmen Die In Pennsylvanias Western City Collision
Two trainmen were killed and two injured in a head on collision between a passenger train and a local freight on the Pennsylvania road in Youngstown Ohio. The dead are engineer Tilmbner and brakeman Frank Smith. Injured are three men including a director and engineer Kaiser. None of the passengers were hurt. The freight crew had been ordered to flag the crossing but failed to warn in time.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Pennsylvanks Road
Tilmber
Asttabula
Smith
Astutaban
Figerie McNinles
Lew Castle
Albert C. Kaiser
Wu Ting Pang Visits Honolulu
Honolulu report says the territorial senate approved Governor Date's message seeking removal of Superintendent Boyd and auditor Austin amid recent officer scandals. Chinese minister Woo Ting-fing arrived aboard the Hong Kong Maru as local reaction to the crackdown grew.
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Honolulu
Vila
San Francisco
Dew
Territorial Senate
Department of Public Works
Date
Boyd
Aijile
Austin
Woo ‘Ting-fing
Hong Kong
Funeral Train for Hon. Thomas Reed Arrives in Portland
The funeral train bearing the body of former Speaker Thomas Brackett Reed arrives in Portland. The service travels to the First Unitarian Church for a 2 PM funeral tomorrow with Mrs Reed's wishes guiding the rites. Public buildings will close in observance.
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First Unitarian Church
Portland
Taray
Assouliilal
Thoms Brackett Reed
Clurch
Lomonoww
Washington
Dhepliw
Oragagebsl
Joli Vurroll
Pusca
Willadelite
Mae Bawlil
Pie, Wine Tote Featured by Py Wowelties
Py Wowelties showcases a wine tote and pastry pie in a themed display. The event highlights practical gift items and kitchen accessories from the brand lineup. Shoppers can explore durable totes suitable for picnics and gatherings.
Vanderbilts suffer typhoid fever at city home
New York reports Cornelius Vanderbilt III is confined to his bed with typhoid fever. Doctors diagnosed the illness and, from the house, officials said he is comfortable though still ill and not yet past the danger period.
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New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Tiles Home
Britain and Germany prepare to enforce Venezuelan claims
Premier Balfour told the House of Commons that an ultimatum had gone to Venezuela. If no satisfactory reply arrives, Britain and Germany will take measures to enforce their claims. He cited two years of British complaints over Venezuelan interference with British subjects and companies. The British minister and German charge d affaires issued a final communication, and a joint action was ready if needed.
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Germany
Commons
England
London
Balfour
House of Commons
Verezuela
Henry Campbell-Banneman
Venezuela
Hailour
Germany and Britain Deliver Caracas Note on Venezuela
Berlin reports a joint note from Germany and Britain presented in Caracas yesterday afternoon. The exclusive AP wire describes the démarche as a Humutum to Venezuela, filed from Berlin.
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Germany
Caracas
Associated Press
Erlin
Dec
Venezuela
US Ofelock
Murderer Grether Captured After Jail Break Near Spragueville
Charles Grether, the convicted killer who escaped from jail yesterday, was tracked by local youths and cornered in a barn near Spragueville, Stroudsburg County. He resisted arrest in a fierce struggle before being captured, marking a second jail breach by the suspect.
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Stroudsburg
Charles Grether
Spragueville
Gyethey
Pacer Dan Patch Sold for Seventy Five Dollars?
Minneapolis buyer Dee Bayeine purchases Dan Patch the pacer from New York sellers for 60 dollars. M. Savage to handle the horse. contract signed for exhibitions in 1898 1001. Racehorse said to be the highest price paid for a pacer.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Dee
W. Baye
Thin Ety
Dan Patch
MM. 4
Sturges
New York
M. Fo
Melivnin
Kug
Mr. Savage
Explosion at Du Gout Powder Works Kills Worker
An explosion at the Du gout Powder Works yard on Brandswine Creek today killed William Mc Diewell aged 7 years, an employee. The blast blew the worker to atoms. No other injuries reported. The shock was felt in Withabrineton.
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Wilmington
Dek
Dee
Powala
Haghey
Brandswine Creek
Tastanth
William McDiewell
Corporations Chartered by State Department
The state department today chartered several companies including The Morria on SUK Manufacturing Company Scranton with capital 84000 and The Kilgour Silk Throwing Company Scranton with capital listed. Details of other chartered entities were given by the exclusive Associated Press wire.
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The
Associated Press
Lturrisburg
Dec
State Department
Morriaon Suk Manufacturing Company
Gbcranton
Kilgour Silk Throwing Company
Scranton
SAL Ue
Daduelee Wite From The Asoulitedress
Stewart Mclntosh of Ashley appears in an odd notice from Washington December 8 featuring a plea or message and a cryptic price of 12 dollars.
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Daduelee Wite
Wishington
Stewart Mclntosh
Ashley
Weather forecast for Pennsylvania and surrounding region
Tuesday and Wednesday forecast to be cold with continued cold conditions in eastern Pennsylvania. Fair skies with light northwest winds shifting to variable. Temperatures remain near winter norms with no major storms expected.
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Washington
Perenaat
Pennsylvania
Pale
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Insenerdal
Charles Helferty
Jeddo
United Mine Workers
Markle & Co. Mines
Snd
Atorney A McCarthy
Fly
Ovnes
Hudson
Wilson
Prine
Abebeta
Provident
Runcevell
Genel Wilkow
Dette
Chiadrinan
Dalvid Billea
Turner
Milas
Grey
Burns
Alindel
Teddy
Seatorpay
Mites Bon
Chileon Cray
Wittren
Hillsile
Aflernoon Besson
Cost of
H Elms
Helm
Reynold
Gallagher
Mr. Reiinolds
McCarthy
Reynolds
Mr. Ghiliagher
Aly, Reynolds
Bureau of Mines
Roderick
Gallanher
Doe
Frank Rea
Indus
Hanna
Charles Francis Adams
G. C. Sykes
Chicago
Street
Conntasion
Wtthit
E Ip
Publicad
Telegraph
St Loule
New Orleains
Charles Francia Adine
Awhleh
Mathonal
Tite
Wits
Cael
Laddefou
Castro
Pennsylvania Railroad
Asednigtud Press
WU Ting Pang
Thomas Reeds
Scien
Eilang Buvely Pier
Ee Mittens Murville
Baer Gouselis
Ea BarohiyeFrand
Pearson “ Aphaer
Berlin
Grether
Adam Strunk
Kacluaive
Associated
I'resa
Kachusle
Associate Press
Joe
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