Unanimous strike resolutions oppose returning to work
Miners unions in Wilkes Barre report unanimous resolutions denouncing coal operators and Governor Stone while praising President Roosevelt. Members demand better conditions and question troop deployments, as Mitchell and district leaders travel to New York to press for Commission mediation and possible return-to-work terms.
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Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Stone
Mitchell
Metropolis
Corps of View Spa Pier
Washington
Giasheton
United States
National Guard
Mitchell in New York on Mine Workers conference visit
Vice President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers arrives at Jersey City depot from Wilkes-Barre with District Presidents Nicola, Fahy and Duffy. He declines comments on talks with operators and timing of his stay. Mitchell meets Senators Quay and Penrose at the Fifth Avenue hotel and returns to Ashland House.
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Ross
Wilkow Kirre
Tai
Nless
Mitchell
New York
Sociah
Ube Paab
Dardeauk
Paige
Wilkes- Barre
Bebegripi
United Bhates
Jie
Wiet
de Winere
Dibs Leieg
Washington
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers Fieldehation
Tenneylvania Depot
Jersey City
Wilkes-Barre
Nicholla
Fahy
Duffy
Ashland House
Eay
Othos
Woo Elock
Dl Oelook
Mitelel
Ashhind House
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Benitors Quay
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Louis N. Haremertiog
Mitehulls
Quy Ao Penrose
Ward
Piffth Avenue
Jing
President Mitchell Answers Aline Workers Letter
Exclusive AP report from Washington notes President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers responds to a letter from the press regarding labor issues. The exchange highlights ongoing tensions between labor and administration as workers seek policy changes.
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Associated Press
Washington
John Mitchell
The
United Aline Workers
Letter of Press
No Conference Held Over Anthracite Strike Talks
A National Association of Manufacturers committee visiting Philadelphia for talks with anthracite coal operators failed to meet Presidents of the industry. President Bauer of the Reading Co declined to discuss the committee, while Parry said progress depended on the operators’ attendance and noted the strike had reached a crisis stage.
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National Manufacturers’ Association
Milliadelphia
Get. S
Ciy
National Association of Manufacturers
Roosevelt
Niners” Union of Washington
Comanhitee
Manufieliers
Iessenger
Alrive
Bauer
Reading Company
Anenel
Sia
Parry Cald
Parry
MO Glib
Ecerrscsiecsceerietradecs Vaecaredink
Elise
Henry Plerens
Mr. Bierce
Honesdale Fair Trots Highlight Fast Night
At Wayne County fair yesterday a large crowd enjoyed a speedy card though chilly air. French edged in the 2 20 class with a fast time of 2 41 4, while Saxon took the 240 heat purse for W A McDonough of Honesdale. Entries included Bannon McDonough and Leonard among others amid robust spectator turnout.
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Honesdale Opt
Wayne Coun Fair
Jaial
Theo
Billy M
PLB, Clark
Honesdale
Baseport Belle
Pievee
Carbondale
Cald
W. «. Norton
Aldenviller
McNeish W. RB
Freee
Chirk’'s Green
Rose Gorn
Goran
Scranton
Freneh
George Collins
Centre Village
Lady McNeill
French
Islags
W. A. McDonough
Sasxon
Gond
Bannon
J. Ro Mee Dponough
Ilonesdale
Lillian Rey
John Slattery
Bemuvon
Clara
Leonard
Billy
We Beemer
Clark's Summit
Jennie B
KK. J. Burns
Objections Hearings Over Democratic County Conventions Continue
In Harrisburg Lackawanna County court chambers, delegates from rival Fahey and Flynn factions witness clashes over alleged rule violations at the Music Hall convention. Thomas P. Hoban testifies that Faheyites used unlawful entry and that party rules contained no executive committee. Adjournments push completion to Saturday with further hearings set for Monday morning.
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T. P. Hoban
Faheyites
Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Sheriy John J. Fahey
Bolton House
George Howell
M.F. Sando
John Durkin
BF. Cilpin
Sheriff Ce. Sehndt
Wo. Lynatt
John P. Mahon
Agetstant
Thomas A. Donohoe
Clg. Buluned
John J. Wayne
John J. O' Boyle
Joseph J. Brais
John M. Corbett
Donovan
M. J. Cadden
Oj. Neulis
WW. A. Brennan
FL McDonald
Carbondale
Martin PL Piva
Flynn
Commonwealth
D. J. Reedy
R. J. Murray
J. McMally
John Brown
Loehler
Grand
Russ
Lackawanna
Pennsylvania Roads
Scranton
Mainlny
Melvin Tvl
Viellince
Melvin Hall
Simonton
Wells
Everett Warren
PW. Stokes
Borninton
M. J. Olmsted
Snoderuss
James A. Stramibun
Charles Br. Bergner
Stokes
Hoorell Gall
Pere Foot
Committee of
Warren
Mc. Donovan
Flo
Jeera
Bergner
Independent Democratic Party of
Lackawank County
Democratic Party of
Lackawanna County
Major Warren
Thomas P. Hoban
Fahey-Schadt
Pfaohevites
Hotel Behadt
Hobart
Wuarren
Hobwu
Bar
MAO
Resignation Rumor About Baer At Philadelphia and Reading
Rumor circulated that George F. Baer, president of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, has resigned to the board. Directors reportedly denied the rumor while the Reading directors met to review the annual report. Senators Quay and Peters remained in New York and Wilkes-Barre leader Mitchell's swift departure added to the tense mood.
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Philadelphia
George FF. Baer
Phildelphia and Reading Railroad
United States
Quay
Peterove
New York
Ite Chis
Hoon
Mitchell
Mine Workers Union
Iran Wilkes-Barre
Senators
Proceedings Against Coal Carrying Railroads Continued
Exclusive wire reports from Albany indicate a hearing on Donnelly anti-trust proceedings delaying due to Attorney General Davis' appeal. The action targets coal carrying companies controlling the anthracite field. In Pennsylvania, the case adjourned to Oct 1 at the railroads’ request. Pennsylvania Railroad denies party status in the alleged illegal combination.
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Associated Pres
Albany
N.cy
Davis
Coloris
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Dan Pateh's Great Feat Exhibition Report
A readable fragment notes Dan Pateh performing a notable feat at an exhibition. The text mentions Hy Kaxohisite Wine and a sequence of actions, with scattered names and odd spellings. No clear outcome or place is established in readable form.
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Duan
Pateh Weil
Steamship Arrivals Report For New York Harbor
List of ships arriving and passing through New York with destinations including Bremen Hamburg Havre and Southampton. Vessels named include Katserie Maria Theresa Graf Waldersee and Kronprinz Wilhelm with routes from Bremen Cherbourg La Champagne and Liverpool. Some ships listed as passed or salled with ports such as New York Southampton and Liverpool.
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New York
Et. S
Katserie Maria Theresa
Bremen
Graf Waldersee
Hamburg
Outonle
Livwipoul
C'heawruds
Auguste Victoria
Phymouth
Cherboure
la Champagne
Havre
Priedevich der Ciposse
Southampton
Batlod
Philadelphia
Germanic
Liverpool
Sicily
St. Louis
Cherbourg
Kronprine Wilhelm Straam
Lisard
Savaie
Biavre
Tramp of Veterans Dies in Coal Cave In Yatesville
Raphael Gnerre a striking tramp dies under a coal cave in Yatesville while a companion is injured. Rescue efforts last four hours reveal the victim was suffocated and is survived by a wife and five children. Coroner's jury summoned as body is returned to his Cork Lane home.
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Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Raphael Gnerre
Yatesville
Gherre
Wilkes- Breve and Eastern Railroad
Guerre
Market Street
Cork Lane
Judge Pennypacker Tours Blair County In GOP Rally
The Republican gubernatorial candidate Judge Pennypacker arrived in Altoona after visiting Coatesville and Hollidaysburg. A large Blair County reception followed with Attorney General Elkin and reporters in attendance. In remarks Pennypacker praised national Republican policies while avoiding state issues. Other speakers included Congressman Evans and Robert Murphy with Wol Shaeiter presiding.
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Altoona
Judge Pennypacker
Eikin
Supreme Court
W. FE. Shieffer
Coatesville
Hollidaysburg
Blair County
Logan House
J.P. Elkin
Cleveland
Alvin Eyvans
Robert S. Murphy
Johnstown
Wol Shaeiter
Two Negroes Hanged After Alabama Mob Incident
In Dyersburg two men named Hurley and Curtis Brown were hanged by a mob after a fatal shooting near Phitt. The mob seized the prisoners from the courtroom, using a telephone pole to string them up while Judge Malden protested the method. The crowd dispersed after the executions.
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Newhern
Hurles
Curtis Brown
Phitt
Dyersburg
Bure
Blu
Deensburg
Hurhes
Hull
Veterans Parade Through Washington Ends With Warm Ovation
For more than six hours the National Capital hummed the chorus Tramp Tramp as the G A R parade marked the thirty sixth encampment. President Roosevelt rode along the line receiving loud applause, with an estimated 25 000 to 80 000 veterans and spectators filling Pennsylvania Avenue from the Capitol to the White House.
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National Capital
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Capitol
White House
United States
Eld
Wis
Tinehief ‘Tarranes
Pennsylvania
Somerset
Sons of Thunder
Roosevelt
Rock Creek
Zoological Parks
Weather forecast for Pennsylvania regions
Washington reports an outlook for Thursday and Friday with variable winds across Eastern Pennsylvania Pulr area. Expect similar conditions and no major changes in temperature or precipitation indicated.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
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Columbia University
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Assorhatid Press
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Chitton
Manuhielders
Philhelphi
Abedoha Mitchett
DM. Parr
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Richard Young
Jake Leichky
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Honesdale Fair
Henry H. Pierce
Joan the Masonite Press
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Franklin
Deinker
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Tiyton
Gettysburg College
Vietars
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Dorndhwm College
Polo Grounuls
Bove
Mindle
Hives Aayhinutes Poly
Cambridge
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Amnoumt
Yale
Hlurvaind
Vison
Harvard
Lindsay
Stornell
Stobart College
Lackawanna Democrats
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New York City
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Maer
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Grand Army
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