Coal Strike Turmoil Across Regions Sparks Violence and Arrests
In Pennsylvania and surrounding areas strikers clash with deputies as operators move to restart mines. Captain Clark leads about 150 deputies toward Cash Creek to guard workers. In Colorado and West Virginia violence escalates. editor arrested in Cripple Creek. towns fear broader conflict as deployments and arrests continue.
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West Virginia
Cripple Creek Herald
Colorado Springs
Pintarenrita
Inne 4
Pee
Bituminona
Thomas E. Clark
Clearfield Coal and Iron Police
Cowl
Tren
Clark
Tin Cash Crowk
Pennsylviania
Trodele
Cripple Creek
Chirmim Cserk
Midland
Divide
Jack David
Anerif
Miasra
Dail Hill
Amopiles
Bundrada
Victor
Anaconda
Manntiin City
Plicer
Plin
Ball Hil
M. E Woods
Tovyvatiwnent
Mr. Woods
Clarence O Finch
Rehools
D. Eo Watkins
Bull Hill
President Calderwood
John Shorten
Cripple Creeke Herald
Mineral Tale
Dapatira
Five Cattle Killed for Tuberculosis Testing Near West Chester
Five cows owned by George Foulke near West Chester were killed this morning by veterinarian Dr. Edmunds under orders from Dr. Bridge after testing positive for tuberculosis. The Jorney and Holstein stock were described as fine animals. about twenty veterinarians witnessed the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Curaten
Jane
George Foulke
Near West Chester
Edmunds
Bridge
Oregon Elects Governor and Legislature in Mixed Ticket
In Portland on July 4, Republicans swept the statewide ticket with Governor Pennoyer seeking re election. Populists backed Pierce, while Democrats and Republicans fused for several legislative seats making the outcome uncertain. The main contest centered on Dolphs senate bid as Pennoyer campaigns for national office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portuann
Jone
Portland
Maware
Outira
Pyonoyer
Nathan Pierce
Itil
Galloway
Lord
Hermano
Ellis
Congress
Republicana
Demetris
Populiet
Dolph
Pennoyer
United States
Lizzie Borden's Heir Takes New Quarter After Tragedy
Faun River June 4. Lizzie A Borden once heir to the Andrew J Borden building faces social exclusion after her parents murder. The Young Women's Christian Temperance Union room tenant is moved out and members sever ties amid controversy and sympathy resolutions.
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Faun River
Mans
Lizzie A. Borden
Sho
Andrew J. Borden
Young Women's Christian Temperance Union
Miss Borden
Mira Borden
Tannten
Women’s Christian Temeperance Union
Crisi
Chrating
Temperance Union
Presidential nominations shift post office leadership
The president yesterday sent to the Senate a slate of nominations including Charles Neilson of Maryland to be Second Assistant Postmaster General, succeeding J. Lowrie. The move reshapes the leadership of the post office department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent
Charles Neilson
Maryland
J. Lowrie
Local items and elections from the Pennsylvania area
Sullivan county builds a new court house while Pittsburgh expands its directory. Western Pennsylvania sees many foreigners returning to Europe as a coal region trend, and a Centralia Packer colliery fire is extinguished after a month. Lancaster faces a dry reservoir due to seepage with a Will clean dows planned. A verdict awards 25160 to W R Ringrose against Aloomaburg borough for pavement injuries. State boards discuss oleomargarine and dairymen attend a meeting in Somerae Jones Gand 7. County commissioners plan a Pottsville convention next fall and Atlantic Refined’s Point Breeze shop burns for 840000 in damages. Bethlehem Iron Company starts hard coal mining to keep ohlonics works running, near bituminous coal idle. Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial Association elects directors. Alexander S. Webty named successor. Juniata Republicans nominate a ticket with Thad M on for Congress and L Wilson for legislature. Willie for register and recorder. James N. Nona for sheriff. Lewis etc H Kaufman elected county.
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Pittaburg
Pennsylvania
Europe
Lehigh Valley
Packer
Centralia
Lancaster
W. R. Ringrose
Aloomaburg Borough
State Board of Agriculture
Somerae Jone Gand
State Association of County
Harrisburg
Potteville
Cooper Shop
Atlantic Ol Refning Company
Point Brevar
Philadelphia
Bethlehem Iron Company
Ohlonics Works
Gettynburg Battlefield Memorial
EH. W. Slocum
Doconan
Alexander
Webty
New York
Juniata County
Ucket
Congress
Thad Mon
L. Wilson
Register and Recorder
Willie
James N. Nona
Lewis
H. Kaufman
Coun
Foreign News Roundup From London to Corea and Europe
A late heralded summary reports Chinese rebels defeating imperial troops in Kirin and Mandor, with Li Hung Chang awaiting troops. Paris notes social agitation and derby controversy involving Gospodar. Corean uprising near Seoul grows, volunteers and officials slain. Seoul threatened by 8 000 fighters. London covers French Derby aftermath and Socialist activity in Germany.
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Corea
London
Haervury
Wekerle
Waeakerle
Dr. Wekerle
Loxpos
Times
Tientein
China
Kirin
Mandidoria
Sarsing
Li Hung Chang
VICTORY FOR THE A P A IN BINGHAMTON ELECTION
Bramanroyn New York June 4 A special election chose Stoppard Dimoverat water commissioner over Democrat Michael McMahon The day centered on opposition to McMahon from the American Protective Association APA This marked the first APA victory in the locality with jubilant members but no serious disturbances occurred
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brranamroyn
N. Y
Jouve
Mones Stoppard
Dimoverat
Michael McMahon
McMahon
American Protective Association
Colonel Speed's Rebels Seize Train and Split from Kelly
About 200 men calling themselves Kolney's seceders arrived in Cantury at 4 a m aboard a Baltimore train to join Colonel Speed. They left Kelly's forces, taking control of the train and asserting new authority in the city.
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Kelly
Cantury
Baltimore
Ohio freight train captured at East St Louis
The train was seized after being side tracked by city authorities led by City Marshal Rice Smith and Sheriff Javaker. Soldiers formed six companies under a commander titled Colonel Speed, then moved the group to the river and left them at six o'clock along the State road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
East St Louisa
Rice Smith
Javaker
Speed
State Road
Coxey attacks congressional Judas Iscariots in parlor jail note
In a June 4 letter from Tath Massimos Ohio Coxey blames British influence and rival leaders for his political setback. He urges Oulo residents to back Camp Lastile candidates rather than him and invites voters to grant him suffrage if they choose.
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Massimos
People’s Party
Congressional Committee
United States
Jacob S. Coxey
Cleveland
Sherman Voorhves
Criep
Judas Iscariots
Oulo
Camp Lastile
Lizzie Halliday Set for June 18 Triple Murder Trial
Monticento June 4 Mia Lizzie Halliday, arrested in September on a charge of murdering Paul Halliday and the MacQuillan women, will be tried June 18 for the triple crime. The prisoner, growing thin and pale, has seen her mind wander again though she had been rational for months. She refers to the sheriff as her father and speaks of time with visitors from all ports of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticento
Lizzie Halliday
Paul Halliday
MacQuillan
Wilt
Unrest in Bluefields After Mosquito Chief Restored
Captain Watson reports the San Francisco reached Colon for coal and notes Clarence, the Mosquito chief, has been restored to power. The region remains unsettled and protection may require an American warship at Bluefields. a British cruiser remains in the area. It is unclear who reinstated Clarence, though the British commander is suspected. A full report was mailed.
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WasatxoTos
Watson
Navy Department
Clarence
Electric Car Collision Near Atlanta Injures Seventy Five
A collision between two long heavy open cars occurred two miles beyond Atlanta on a curge near De Catur. Twelve persons were seriously injured, most of them Black passengers heading to a picnic. Conductor Logan and Motorman White escaped via the embankment while Heath the motorman from the other car was badly hurt.
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Atlanta
Gudune
du Cautne
Negrous
de Catur
Logan
White
Heath
Moterman
Two Children Burned in Duke Center Fire Tragedy
In Duke Center near Braprono Pennsylvania the Long family home burned killing two children. Anna aged 12 and George aged 7 died in the blaze while father John Long and mother escaped with injuries. Firefighters and neighbors aided the rescue, with Long treated for burns.
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Braprono
Jane
John Long
Duke Center
Anna
George
Angel
Mr. Long
assorted 19th century notices mix of crimes, pensions, and society items
A string of brief items reports odd deaths including a man who ate lye soap and another who died in New York amid accusations of strangling a young woman. Accusations of fraud, pension pursuits, and a missing soldier’s widow are noted along with a divorce suit and a sculptor suing his wife.
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James Murray
Chester
New York
Jonnin Koller
Wits
Philadelphia
Minnie Woldt
Trust Po
Jacobi
Negro National Democratic League
Indianapolis
California
Mra
John Spruance
Buffalo
Floyd Speer
Wiliam Turner
Atlanta
Christopher Clark
Positoes
Police Gazetta
Ases
Fox
A. J Crom
West Randolph
James Brown
Brooklyn
Captain Baker
Nictheroy
Ferdinand Berte
Bartholdi
Thon
Petro Prunello
Sugar Trust Considered in Senate and House Actions
The Senate enters the second half of its session amid tariff debate and sugar trust scrutiny. A joint resolution appropriates 10000 for investigations into the sugar trust while a bridge charter between Philadelphia Camden is advanced. The House adjourns after approving the inquiry funds and amid debate on state bank tax repeal and Indian appropriation delays.
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House
Delaware
Wasiuxaros
Senate
Harris
Finances Committee
Hulman
Dalzeil
Penna
Hayner
Dew
National Convention
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Camden
Pennsylvania and New Jersey Bridge Company
Wit Ita
Raum Divorce Decree In Common Pleas Court
The common pleas court issued a decree dissolving Annie I Raum from Green B Raum jr on grounds of war support and desertion. Raum offered no defense. Annie I Raum Rogers, daughter of carriage builder William D Rogers, married Raum January 2 1890 at St James Episcopal Church. The couple lived apart since about a year after the wedding.
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Episcopal Church of St. James
Dr. Nichols
St. Tames
Henry J. Morton
Raum
Washington
Johnson's Island Claim Sparks International Rivalry
Victor L. Smith a Baltimore lawyer asserts Johnson's Island belongs to the United States and cites data to support the claim as English and Hawaiian interests seek possession amid Pacific vessel races.
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Battimone
Inne
Johnson Island
England
Hawaii
Pacific
United Sates
Victor L. Smith
Baltimore
Island
Discovery and ownership dispute over guano island
In 1857 Parker found a guano deposit and sold his interest to the United States Guano Company, which filed a claim in Washington. Hawaii asserted ownership and sent troops, but declined to recognize Hawaii's claim. The 1856 act and presidential proclamation declared the island part of the United States, upholding the phosphate company's claim per Supreme Court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Dunised States Guano Company
Department
Washington
Huawaiian
Stares
United States
Phosphate Company
Supreme Court
Wealthy man shoots coachman in confrontation
Janes-W. L. Lunsford, a wealthy resident, shot and killed his coachman Arnold Taylor this morning. Taylor, described as a negro, was sent to fetch his mistress' children to Sunday school when an argument arose. Lunsford surrendered and is in the sheriff's custody.
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Bimeisenam
Ann. Janes
W. L. Lunsford
Arnold Taylor
Luneford
Taylor
Lunsford
Tragic Carbolic Acid Death in New Jersey Teen
In Nrwank New Jersey on June 4 18 year old Hadwijg Hubachi died at City Hospital from ingesting carbolic acid in a bid to defy parental plans for a romance with Fred Winkler. Family wealth could not soften the heartbreak as the couple had discussed engagement and faced parental opposition. The girl sought the poison after her father barred meetings and she died after a struggle in hospital.
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Nrwank
N. J
Hadwijg Hubachi
Fred Winkler
Habach
Winkler
Houge
Ehonks
Joseph Tom
Premature Explosion at Monocay Fort Injures Workers
A premature dynamite blast at John Bisnds fort near Monocay station injuries four workers. Alexandér Choreb je loses both legs and suffers severe injuries. John Francis loses an arm and sustains facial wounds. George Keller suffers internal injuries and severe cuts. Doctors express uncertainty about recovery. The fort housed blasts for breaking up old cannon for Midvale Steel company of Micetown.
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Pottstows
John Bisnd
Monocay Station
Alexandér Choreb
Ace
John Francis
George Keller Ree
Midvale Steel Company
Micetown
Philadelphia
Three Bad Mankillers Fight in Triangular Clash
Colonel Jack Chinn of Kentucky famed horseman and slayer, Tom Mulqueen the Denver gambler, and Nod Hayes the monte thrower clashed in a violent triangular brawl. A dirk and gun were used as friends separated them, and Hayes later tried to stab Chinn. Both sides threaten future killings as Hayes vows to add them to his list.
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Jack Chinn
Tom Maqacen
Nad Tinyes
Houthildos
Cmcaco
Jone
Kentucky
Tom Mniqueen
Denver
Nod Hayes
Monte Thrower
Tad Man
Hayes
Chinn
Great Catholica Congress in Cologne Augur. Trichinous Pork Outbreak
A Catholic congress is planned for Cologne in August. A trichinous pork outbreak sickened 106 people with several deaths in opie hofsworia Saxony. Cholera spreads from Russia to East Prussia prompting a stricter quarantine. A Neunkirchen fair stampede killed three children and injured ten. A mad dog bite killed two in Tauern Germany with four more under treatment. Breslan theater manager Dr Loews to take Rubinatoin Christas company to America next year.
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Catholica
Cologne
Opie Hofsworia
Saxony
Prussia
Russia
Neunkirchen
Tauer
Ger
Loews
Wall
Rubinatoin
Christas
Americ Iext
Weather Forecast for Eastern and Western Pennsylvania
Foreast for Tuesday shows unsettled conditions in Pennsylvania with cooler breezes. Eastern areas may see rain unlikely, while western Pennsylvania reports showers and variable winds.
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Wastieoton
Jona
Foreart
Eastern
Pan
Isylvania
Pennsylvania
Handkerchief Sale Pitches Linen Handkerchiefs in Four Lines
The listing touts 100 dozen linen initial handkerchiefs with hand embroidery, 50 dozen unlaundered handkerchiefs guaranteed and linen threaded, and 100 dozen sheer linen hem stitched initials. Each line claims best value ever shown in handkerchiefs.
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Ssawmut
Braprorp
Lru
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Lizzie Borden
Sullivan County
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Michael Ephrussi
Goapodar
Gospodar
Epuruadi
Cunnington
Lonxpos
Jon
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Plauen
Pinneberg
Paws
Victoria Blackwood
Marquis of Dofferin
Lay
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Lord Plunket
Dublin
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Sydney
Damenton
Kinesitu
Seoul
Loxpoy
Count Bornstorf
Young Men’s Christian Association
Exeter Hall
Richard C. Morse
American International
John Rk, Mott
International
Clause Olund, Jr
International Committee
Loudon
The
Binghamton City
Colonel Speed
Ccxly
Delvera
Tath
Blusfields
Anna and
George Long Perisa
Sugar Trust Considered
Sugar Trust
Treasury
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Johnnson
South
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Lackawanna Ave
Gutta Fercha & Rubber MF CO
Chas. A. Schieren & Co’s
H. A. Kingsbury
Sprace St
Scranton, Pa
Ryes
the Jeweler
Spruce Street
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