Veterans Celebrate Washington Encampment Dedication Camp Roosevelt
Washington marks the thirty sixth Grand Army of the Republic encampment with the formal dedication of Camp Roosevelt on the White House grounds. Secretary Hay delivers the principal address as veterans enjoy regatta parades and fireworks near the Washington Monument, while tents host Army corps and visiting delegations amid civic welcomes.
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Roosevelt
Hay
Washington
Grand Army of the Republic
White House
Tay
Torrance
Ebbitt House
Grand Army
Army of the Potomac
Army of the Jones
Army of the Cimberland
Army of the Tennessee
Aostvene
Kansas
Washinton
Boone
Pekin
White Far
Ality
B. H. Warner
Pennypacker Addresses Republican Mass Meeting at Chambersburg
Judge Pennypacker spoke on national issues and prosperity as the chief argument for Republican success. General Bingham praised the party and its laws benefiting Pennsylvania. Ex-Senator Brewer presided as Franklin county party officials attended. a gubernatorial candidate reception was postponed due to late arrival.
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Chambersburg
General Bingham
Pennsylvania
W. A. Brewer
Franklin County
Earthquake at Guam causes damage and repairs
Destructive quake reported at Guam on Sept 22 causes significant damage to the naval station insular public buildings and bridges. Estimated losses total 46 000 dollars with no American injuries and authorities moving to purchase material for immediate repairs.
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Washington
Darling
Navy Department
Wildes
Cavite
Schroeder
Guam
Hval
Hudson Valley Rail Strike Quieted by Troop Contingent
An official wire from Albany reports Governor Odel directs a Second Veerhence detachment to guard Hudson River Valley railroad property during a prolonged strike. Adjutant General Henry Is lon dispatches troops ready at National Headquarters if needed by Col Llosa.
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Albany
No Y
Chovernor Odel Hate Tenighe Tsuda Dander
Tray
Plattsburg
Hudson Valley Rollroaal Company
Henry
National Gillard
Gaelic Convention Opens With Notable Irish Americans
The national convention of the Gaelic League of America gathers in Philadelphia with leading Irish Americans attending. Four days of sessions are planned featuring addresses and discussions on the Gaelic language. The League claims 18 000 members and seven Philadelphia schools.
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Philadelphia
Chielle League of
Garment Strike Threatens Thousands of Jobs
A disputed union boycott endangers about 4,000 clothing workers as the Associated Press reports a split among garment workers over support for a rival faction. The move could push many shops to halt production and affect wage earners in the clothing industry.
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Chicago
Cretom Cutbeans
Weimers
Qauwk Telmoiers
Gece
United Garment Workman
Steamship Arrivals From Aged Wires Across Harbors
Exclusive wire from The Ansoelaters Prema reports several steamships arriving in New York and surrounding ports. Vessels named Vander Holt Antweypyawe Geno and Cherhovve pass through Kinloer W Wilbivedam ohew Ciadate via Pivinowth. Other entries include Blacher Ulam borg via Pivinouth and Cherbourg Fries and Southampton Avitween Bre. Additional arrivals Clohenxaliern Liw York Coraline-Arvivenst Lathe New York. Bills list Allen New York Antwern Ar Wived Avehwid New York Linaid Pipaed Hotterdam New York for bul trvlain.
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Prema
New York
Vander- Holt Antweypyawe
Geno
Kinloer
Blacher
Ulamborg
Cherbourg
Fries
Itd
Southampton
Avitween
Brecht
York
Coraline
Allen New York
Avehwid
Hotterdam
Bultrvlain
Unclear OCR sports teaser with mixed names and phrases
Fragmentary OCR text references a Boerne event and a notable performance by athletes, mentioning UeeW and Hosmer among others. Details are garbled, obscuring teams, scores, and outcomes.
Anniversary Mass at Cathedral Opens Toddy Celebration
The celebration of the eyitie Deyho began with a solemn high mass at the Cathedral of the Assumption in Louisville with several thousand children in attendance. The event honored Bishop William Alot oahs and featured The Awovlated Preag wire report from Louisville, Kansas.
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Louisville
Hema
William Alot Oahs
Louisvilly
Cathedal of the Assumption
Mitchell Appeals to Miners Amid Coal Strike Turmoil
President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers appeals for order and urges locals to draft temperate resolutions and telegraph them to his headquarters. He meets with labor leaders and reports say Roosevelt associates may seek a swift end to the anthracite strike as troops loom in national guard controversy.
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MaccPirland
John May
Hay
Mitchell
National Guard
Associated Press
Wilkes-Barre
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Philadelphia
Carroll D. Wright
United States Commissioner of Labor
Roosevelt
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Roogevelt
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Howe
United States
Qwestdiente
At Couneeyy
Shiva
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Mahom
Eel Minh Town
Oeloek
Tran
Wiwood
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Mitelels
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Tate
Atrifte Heads
Hart Hotel
Stote
Stone
Nicholls
Duty
Fahy
Buffalo
Lehigh Valley Railroad
National Association of Manufacturers
Wilson
Mr. Mitchell
Bangor man seeks court injunction to open Pennsylvania coal mines
A Bangor resident, C. M. Holman, part owner in Pennsylvania coal mines leased to the Philadelphia and Reading company, plans to petition the court to force operators to resume work. He notes no income since shutdowns and says owners suffer while lessees control operations. he asks Roosevelt to ensure owners are represented in any strike settlement talks.
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Bangor
Maine
C. M. Hoalman
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia and Reading Company
Jessees
Holman
Roosevelt
Pittsburg Troops Ready for Call to Remove Strikes
Wire report from Harrisburg says Governor Stone ordered the entire National Guard by noon. Second brigade commanders in Pittsburg receive order to report to the anthracite region within ten days. mobilization could be completed in six hours and troops put aboard trains.
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Ay Beelisie
Associated Press
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Coal Prices in New York Rise Amid Shortage
Exclusive AP report from New York outlines nine dollars a ton for soft coal with no flex in anthracite prices. A five ton lot sold for 15 dollars with current bids around 1 cent per bushel, while Chicago's coal price reached 15 dollars per ton. Dealers blame rail shortages for halted mining and inability to haul coal from mines.
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New York
Chicago
Murdered for Money by Enclisive Wife
The body of Herman Schroeder, a farmer from Greenville, was found in a barn near Appleton. He had withdrawn $800 from a bank before leaving the town to shop, and money and a bottle of strychnine were found nearby. Police suspect robbery and murder for the cash.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Appleton
Wissiye
Herman Schroeder
Art Ludwig
Schroeder
Senator Lina Tries To Change Vote As Debates Loom
A fragmentary report shows Senator Lina facing calls to alter her stance on a key economic bill. Senator Klinna questions Maya Joaluton’s position as talks continue and a swift response hints at potential compromise.
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Tiagnenla
Hanaehitle
Johnwon
Benator Klinna
Maya Joaluton
Obituary of a Pioneer in Pop Factory Business
An early American entrepreneur, described as the oldest well popper manufacturer in the United States, died aged in a long family business spanning three generations. The deceased, linked to Aldine, OS, and Piilelphin, was celebrated for a lifetime in the paper beverage industry.
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Askuelated Press
Piilelphin
Aophur
Khowell
United States
Todis
Aldine
ISL
National Guard Mobilized Across Pennsylvania Coal Regions
Governor Stone orders the entire National Guard division to active duty in Luzerne Schuylkill Carbon Lackawanna Susquehanna Northumberland and Columbia counties amid coal region unrest. Troops protect workers trains and property while enforcing order and suppressing violence as militia mobilizes from Harrisburg to field deployments.
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National Guard
Adjutant General's Office
Luzerne
Schuylkill
Carbon
Lackawanna
Susquehanna
Northumberland
Columbia
National Guard of Pennsylvania
William A. Stone
Thomas J. Stewart
President regrets inability to review Grand Army parade
The president expresses keener regret at his inability to review the Grand Army Republic parade in Washington on Wednesday. Doctors advise against the strain, though he hopes to greet G A R members and their families in some manner.
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Kent
Charfield
Mie
Thas
Europe
Washington
Get
Cai Niander Inehier Torranne
Warner
Doc Omni
Grand Army Republic
Elis
Grand Annny
Duel after Zola funeral erupts between notable figures
The death of Eanile Ault is linked to a duel between General Percin, head of the cabinet of ministers, and Gaston Hollows, famed rationalist writer. Pallonais accused of alleging a meeting at Aala's residence and the two men dueled with swords near St. Cloud, with Percin slightly wounded.
Weather forecast for Pennsylvania weekend
The forecast calls for light winds and pleasant conditions over the weekend. Temperatures will remain mild with chances of occasional clouds and no significant precipitation expected.
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