Strike turmoil and riot cases haunt Pennsylvania coal regions
Widespread labor unrest spreads from Mount Pleasant to Uniontown and Pittsburg as miners face riot charges after the Stickle Hollow incident. Detected actions include train and equipment seizures, plant sit-ins, and mass gatherings with police patrols, while officials push for settlement terms and return to work.
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Scottdale
Norrow
Tekin
Rrck
Mount Pleasant
Rainey Company
Vandertilt
Fort Hill
Thirlch Stickle Hollow
Stickle Hollow
Washington Coal Company
Samuel Mason
Pliged
Rainey'a Moyer
Vanderbilt
Pittsnung
Antro
United Mine Workers’ Union
Pittsburg
Columbus
Dan Preat
Mount Drive
Wabash
Aleoone
Movila
Oslo
Meeting of Druggists Reports on Adulteration Concerns
At a June meeting of the State Pharmaceutical Association in Reaping Pennsylvania, discussions centered on a report from the committee on adulteration. The group urged cooperation with the state health board to craft a bill limiting adulteration and impacting alcohol tax, with emphasis on improving medicine standards and protecting commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
State Pharmacy Board
H. N. Cox
Trade Intereate
Wilson
de. Cox
Miners Vote to Endorse Ongoing Strike in Jackson District
Two thousand miners gathered at Glenroy and, after fiery speeches, resolved to continue the strike indefinitely. They rejected the action of national officials and demanded their resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Glenroy
National Officienla
Paper Man Arrested in Wreck Rumor Case
A Canadian Pacific Railway official said a local trestle would be renamed Friday after a meeting in New Westminster with Premier Davie and ministers. A newspaper correspondent was arrested for sending false reports about a Raymond excursion train wreck.
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Froger
Tributarian
Nowspaper
Vanover
Interior
Prager
Ita
Langiey
Abbott
Pavidle [Airroad Company
New Weat Minster
Pees Mier Davie
Turner
Boards of Trade and
Mmunicipal
Dominion
Casadiia Pacifie Ruilloyd Company
Raymond
Reading and regional woes dot a troubled era
An array of scattered news items reports coal shipments on the Reading railroad averaging 90 000 tons daily, rising deaths in Reading this year, a jailbreak capture near Sunbury, a local doctor in Lancaster, and various local disputes and appointments across Pennsylvania communities.
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Pottsville
Wilkes-Barre
Royersford Glass Works
John Alexander
Williaton Detrick
Sunbury
Reading
Harte Grant
Wittilow
Master Car Builders Face Annual Session at Saratoga
A late 19th century report notes the Master Car Builders hold their annual session at Saratoga while other scattered items include an Omaha jury acquitting Mrs Eloise Rudiger in a murder case, and a Chicago city council vote on Sunday store closures.
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Saratoga
Omaha
Mra
Eloise Rudiger
Tienry Heiker
Chicago
Seattle
Washington
A. B. McWilliams
Shallke
Wie
Letter admits Wiman fraud confession at trial
In June 1903 Judge Ingraham oversaw the admission of a letter from Hesétus Wiman to Mr. Dun detailing alleged fraud. Prosecutor Wellman introduced the document to jurors, asserting it showed wrongdoing and seeking clemency, while defense counsel challenged its admissibility citing improper influence and signing under pressure.
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Mr. Wellman
Wiman
Dun
Donglara
Wellman
Douglass
Douglane
Douglies
Aden
Dunahome
Alr. Wiman
Wellivan
Dan
Jacy
Clark
Boardman
Greemhvelds
Tracy
W. W. McFarland
Winn
Ingraham
Werdy
MacFarland
Trio of York Residents Charged as Accessories in Delta Death
Langulah in Tail York June 8 investigators report Heerman Stomp Maviv Miller and Rose Datier all colored residents of Delta county await hearing charged with being accessories to the death of Charles Hartman found dead in a urn in Delta June 5. Coroner and jury ruled Hartman death caused by poison. Arrests followed contradictory statements to the jury at the inquest.
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York
Langulah
Tail
Heerman Stomp
Maviv Miller
Rose Datier
Collred
Delta
Jul
Charles Hartman
Uurn
Japanese Troops Sent to That Country The King Reported a Refugee
The government of Japan has sent large forces to protect its interests in Corea. The King of Corea is reported to have fled to Japanese territory.
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Suasoual
China
Jane
Japan
Cora
Corea
Jipanvae
Suffrage Platform Endorsed by Women’s Convention
In Torwka Kansas the Populist convention adopted a platform pledging sympathy for the unemployed homeless and landless amid financial policy. A reference to women’s suffrage drew a minority report supported by eight members and was defeated 640 to 269.
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Frank
Anna Shaw
Susan B Anthony
Torwka
Kan
Janes
Iutw
Worn
Women of
Stage embraces as Anthony and Shaw energize convention
Stage embraced the crowd as speakers and attendees surged with enthusiasm. Susan B Anthony and Anna Shaw joined the speakers and pinned Populist badges on their supporters amid a wild convention atmosphere.
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Susan C. Anthony
Anna Shaw
Satana
Budlgea
Pugilist Fight Ends in Muddle at Alabama Bout
Two hundred spectators watched a public glove contest in Alabama featuring Joe Fernandes of New Orleans and Bully Jordan of St. Louis. Jordan charged Fernandes in round five, but Fernandes delivered a sharp uppercut that felled Jordan into a chair, with the bout ending in a chaotic moment as the referee was not present.
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Fising
Mone
Ala
Alabama
Joe Fernanley
New Orleans
Bully Jorhin
St. Lonta
Jordan
Fernandes
Francati Theatre
Flo
James Cade
Wrantler
Brown Brow & Co Acquire $5.5 Million B&O First Mortgage Bonds
Beony Brathera & Co have purchased $5,500,000 4 per cent first mortgage forty year gold bonds of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company. Proceeds will cover new terminal properties and development in West Virginia. Bonds secured by terminal properties on the B and O main line. Brown Shipley & Co of London purchased the bonds for their account. The deal supports expansion along Philadelphia Baltimore Pittsburgh Washington corridor.
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New York
Jane
Beony Brathera & Co
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore and Olio
Philadelpia
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Washington
Brown, Shipley & Co
Lindon
Plague Reports Surge in Canton After Orient News
Vancouver reports the Empress of Japan arriving from the Orient with alarming plague news. Canton records mention 100 deaths daily, widespread contagion, and drastic measures including mass burials and cash donations at a quarantine hospital as officials struggle to suppress the outbreak.
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Vancouver
B. C
Canton
Hong Kong
Largnat Charitable
Yalive
Episcopal Convention Charts Aid Plan and Denounces Lotteries
In Lancaster Pa the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Eastern Pennsylvania met to discuss Selwyn Hall’s financial woes with about $2,000 pledged for relief. A resolution denouncing lotteries was adopted. Bishop Rulison announced a diocesan pauper program to begin in fall. The convention will meet next year in Reading.
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Lancaster
Dane M
Enxatern Mennaylviu
Selwyn Hall
Rulison
Reading
Quay
Jooey
Ark
Finance Committee
Nny
Harris
Tennesse
Aldrich
Tve
Senatora Lode
Pratt
Senate
Joseph W. Tisher
Joseph W. Tisher, Formerly Colonel of the One Hundred and Ninety-fifth
Pennsylvania Volunteera
Mit Kmeid
Officials to wear uniforms under new civil service law
The Official Gazette publishes twelve columns of a new law regulating Malora wear by civil servants. Officials must provide themselves with different uniforms for various occasions. The Nova Viremva says poorer officials will be ruined by costs unless salaries rise.
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Ft Priitsavna
Official
Novou Viremva
Protests Rise Over Congo Treaty Amid World News
The report notes a renewed protest from the porte to England over the Anglo-Belgian Congo treaty while travel times between Vienna and London drop to twenty nine hours. A Panama fire destroyed 10 houses threatening a city block. In Brazil, provisional government arrests follow orders from President Peixoto. Uruguayan customs receipts rise and war expenses fall. Eugene Torbett faces London remand for forging a Bank of Scotland order. Baeta extradition demand linked to treasury theft. Commander Thomas orders hold until inquiry.
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Porte
England
Congo
Vienna
London
Panama
Obediones
Peixoto
Desterro
Banta Cuttharine
Uruguay
War Department
Eugene Torbett
Guildhall
Bank of Scotland
Baeta
San Salvador
United States
Thomas
Objections to Free Wool Debate Tangles Senate
The Senate debated wool tariff provisions with Sherman and Quay clashing over protection for wool growers. Discussion spanned hours as senators argued for and against duties, while others moved to expand Indian education funding amid committee actions.
Not Yet a Clear Public Action in Progressive Citizenship
A fragment argues that people should be guided from current thoughts through industrial means to understand the benefits of change. Once collective understanding and mutual support are achieved, all will rise together and become fit to be citizens.
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Uniontown
Government Struggles With Unregistered Chinamen Disposal
The Treasury debates how to remove unregistered Chinese nationals. Commissioner Miller reports 107000 Chinese registered under Geary law. estimates place total Chinese in the U S at about 110000, leaving roughly 8000 unregistered. With no funds for deportation and a high per head cost, officials await a formal decision. Citizens may file complaints before U S commissioners, and marshals are directed to act under current law.
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Wasiiscroxn
D. G
Treasury
Miller
United States
China
Ilogo
Carlisle
Olney
Turmoil in Morocco after Sultan death and Abdul Aziz
Reports describe raids by Abdul Aziz's troops near their camp causing fear among nearby tribes. Abdul Aziz departs Rabat for Fez with a large force. A French courier is attacked and wounded and a foreign resident's dispatch is stolen. The Tangier governor invites Kabyles to armed festival security. The British gunboat Bramble arrives as tensions rise and Tangier cable monopoly draws critique.
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Sultan Muley Hassan
Abdul Aziz
Abdol Aziz
Rabat
Fez
Tangier
Kabyles
Wis
Cape Spartelichthouse
Morocco
Bramble
Gona
Lietenant
Edward H. Currey
Mapnip
Fungi
Duke backs McDowell in Ashland politicking
A published statement from General Basil Duke of Louisville says he will support Major Henry Clay McDowell in Ashland against Colonel Breckinridge if Breckinridge is renominated. Duke, editor of the Southern Magazine, is connected to General John Morgan and may influence the district’s political alignment.
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Basil Duke
Henry Clay McDowell
Lixinton
Louiavilly
Southern Magazine
John Morgan
Ashland
Breckinridge
Clay
Breckingidge
General Duke
Secretary Gresham Heads to Chicago in Brief Trip
Secretary Gresham departed for Chicago yesterday for a brief trip. The Union Stockyards at Bonninga near Washington were damaged this afternoon. The Senate confirmed William Bullard of New York as consul to England. A $1,250,000 export loan to Europe reduced the treasury gold reserve to $07,000, and the small treasury balance now stands at $16,007,000. Herman Stump and Howard F McSweeney were appointed to study migration and immigration law with focus on the padrone system.
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Gresham
Chicago
Union
Bonninga
D. C
Washington
Senate
William Dr. HL Bullard
New York
United States
Tial
England
Europe
Treasury
Carlisie
Herman Stump
Dy Doteph
HH. Senner
Elia Taland
Howard F McSweeney
Enis Isinni
Weather Forecast for Pennsylvania and Nearby Regions
For Eastern Pennsylvania expect light showers in the early morning, fair through most of the day with east winds and cooler air around midday. In the evening wind remains stationary and conditions mix. Western Pennsylvania is forecast mostly fair with cooler air near notchbury, east winds.
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Warshington
Pennsylvania
Pyennteenerally Fair
Nttabury
June Linen Sale Promotes In-House Linens
A local ad encourages customers to judge the value of textiles, noting active trade in house keeping linens and inviting examination to determine worth rather than stating fixed discounts.
Linen Goods Strictly All Linen Across Crested Damask Line
Goods emphasize linen products including cream damask in multiple widths and prices. Bleached goods feature a line from John Browns Belfast. Prices range from fractions to 1.00 per unit with various inch measurements and value lines.
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John
Brown's
Belfast
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