Conference Fails to Break Anthracite Strike Impasse
Reports from New York describe a high level meeting among coal operators and labor leaders, including Senators Quay and Penrose and Governor Odell, that yields no agreement on the anthracite strike. Talks with President Mitchell proceed with little decisive progress, while Pennsylvania and New York officials weigh political impacts and potential legal moves.
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Senator Platt
Mitchell
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railway Company
Presa
New York
Ile
Mine Workers of America
Penneylvania
Thomas ¢. Platt
Pennsylvania
Dig
Frei ii
Travedy
Senator Plat
Senator Quays
Tovetton Odell
Hee
Mwichers
Uanticorporation
Lerlehithen
Harehbury
Albaty
Messutes
Thomas
The
Erie
J. P. Morgan
Phate
Goavernor Odell
Quay and
Penrose
Phlitt
Olyphan
Delaware and Hudson
Fowler
Ontario and Westenn
Troesdale
Lackawanna
Rite
John Markle
David Wilcox
David Linvkar
Kedawiyd Tartierbach
Pees
Phiiets
Quay
Governor Odell
Edward Lauterbach
Filote
Govenor Odell
Senator Phites
Collie
Chiven Street
Hootelook
Mr. Liawaterelich
Lauterbach
John Mitchell
Coal Road
Odell
Saka Prs ’ Os
Platt
Dam
Teun
Wilcox
Delaware
Fludson
Ashland House
Moses W. Solomon
Chicago
Mitchell Baal
Nicholls
Fiewee W. Bunn
Atate Comin Thes
Edward W. Lauterbach
Ble
Benetor Platt
Senator Penrose
David Iimar
President Mitchell
Alls
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Lauterbach
Wilkes-Barre
Get
Behgidler Cmermi Ciobin
Aceon
Generil
Florrisburg
Tomorow
Cowl
Mount Lookout
Stone
George Graham Brooks
Roosevelt
Baer Offers Full Time Work in Reading Strike Letter
The story reports a letter from President Baer of the Philadelphia and Reading Railway to Very Rev B C Nagle of Wilkes-Barre asking clergy to persuade miners to accept full time steady work. Nagle’s reply and Baer’s published exchange are noted, with Baer urging broad peace by offering continuous employment during the strike.
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Father Nagel
Wilkes-Barre
Father Py, Nagle
St. Nicholis Germ Catholic Church
Cheorge I) Gaur
Miner
Nigle
Father Nugle
Philadelphill
Tron
Washington Street
Wilkes
Dean
Diesident
Philadelphia
Det
Baer
Phithulel- Phin Ane Reading Railroud Company
B.C. Nagle
Wilkes- Barre
Wile
Renin
Ammunition for the 13th Regiment Ordered
General Miller touring the capital and inspecting divisional headquarters discussed strike matters with staff. An order for 10,000 rounds of ammunition for the Thirteenth regiment was received today at the state arsenal as tensions rise in the strike territory starting Monday.
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Miller
Viarvishuesg
Ahiaton
Miarvisiurg
Washington
City Mt
Bieel Giavernuw
U Tony
Lane
Stite Aumenal
Roosevelt makes quick recovery after drive through Rock Creek Park
President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt were observed driving through Rock Creek Park for an hour around noon today. The president appears improved after yesterday’s outing and resumed light activity with his wife aboard the motor tour.
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Washington
Contested Democratic Convention Protests In Hall Usurpation Claims
In Harrisburg a large Democratic nomination contest reveals extensive disputes over credentials and access to Music Hall. Witnesses describe exclusion of elected delegates, fake contests, and reorganized credentials while Flynn and Fahey factions clash over chair duties and enrollment procedures during a daylong hearing.
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Warrisburg
Tackwatt
Fionn
Pahey Convention
Music Hall
Faheyites
Flynn
John PL Mahon
Flynnites
Major Warren
Mijor Warren Wen
Hotel Schudt
Hoban
Mahon
Fahey
RR. J. Murray
John M. Corbett
Vigilines Committee
Halem
Ite
Cadden
Pahey
Orphans’ Court
John J. O'Boyle
Vine Street
John F. McDonald
Carbuondale
O' Boyle
O'Boyle
McDonald
Fahey Committee
Hotel Schmit
Olimstead
Mr. McDonald
John Coyne
Schiadt
Coyne
Reilly
Schaudt
Jealousy and Murder at the Government Printing Office
Miss Alice Fisher, a clerk at the government printing office, was shot and killed by William Dougherty, who then killed himself. Dougherty had asked Fisher to return to an old romance, prompting the fatal act after she visited a friend.
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Miss Fisher
William Dougherty
Washington
Alice Fisher
Povernment Printing Office
Wee
Willian Dougherty
Thougherty
Binwell
Jeahoney
Mise Fisher
Dougherty
Wai
Tunnel grant to Pennsylvania Railroad disputed by readers
An exclusive wire from New York reports debate over a tunnel project fed by the Pennsylvania Railroad. The company sought approval to construct the tunnel and secured the concession on its own terms amid public interest and confusion.
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Es Astouiatedl
Irwin
New York
Get. S
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Coal Re Bought Sparks Trade Headline
A brief report notes anthracite coal re bought in a formal trade move. Imported last winter to Ilamburg by United Blutus, the material is being re purchased, signaling market activity and supply adjustments.
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Belin
Americain
Ilamburg
United Blutus
Grand Army down to business after march in Shamokin
An exclusive wire from Shamokin reports soldiers of a 10th Regiment unit in a parade scene near the Keilehen mess tent. A clash ended with a wounded first sergeant and four men with revolvers observed, as strikers and a crowd gathered for a meeting led by John Collings of Chicago.
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Shamokin
Keilehen
Dullet
Dynamite outrage damages Lehigh Valley yards near Jenkins Junction
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports a dynamite blast on the Lehigh Valley cut-off near Jenkins Junction damaged an extra cattle train and killed or maimed many livestock. Fireman William Shiner was unhurt after being thrown from the engine. brakeman Charles Mithler was slightly injured. The attack follows a prior explosion within a week.
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Pittston
Lehigh Valley
Jenkins Junction
William Shiner
Charles Mithler
West Pittston
Valles
Coxton Yard
Echurne
Aaron Plosier
Mauch Chunk
Bidward Conroy
Wilkes- Thirwve
Yatesville
Waterville
Puckerton
Joaxton
Fiatels
Unclear OCR Fragment Mentions Names and Places
The readable portion lists several personal names and a few location cues in an unusual order. It reads like a damaged OCR segment with scattered proper nouns and possible institutions, requiring clarification for a coherent summary.
Maritime Passenger Movements and Arrivals Listed
A列列出多港口航线与船只动向，包括纽约、汉堡、利物浦、博斯、热那亚等地的来往与抵达记录 以及多艘船名如 Majestic 等的航线信息 细节混杂无法完全辨识航线日期与船名，仅呈现当时港口往来概要。
Honor Falls On Distinguished Pennsylvanian Leader
The encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic elected General T. Z. Stewart of Pennsylvania as commander in chief for the coming year. William M. Olin of Massachusetts was chosen vice commander in chief and James M. Averill of Georgia junior vice commander. The pension committee harshly criticized the medical division of the pension bureau for alleged abuses and distrust. The Women’s Relief Corps and other affiliated groups held their annual convention and dedication of a cornerstone memorial bridge project linking Washington to Arlington.
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Washington
Torito
Chand Army of the Republic
T. Z. Stewart
Pennsylvania
John M. Black
Minwis
John McElvey
Daniel Sickles
New York City
William M. Olin
Massachusetts
James M. Averill
Georgia
Pension Committee
Grand Army of the Republic
Pension Bureau
Tielef Corps
Daughters of Veterans
Memorial
Arlington
Aed Sien
Honesdale Fair Yesterday Features Fast Horse Races
At Honesdale the fair drew crowds for brisk free-for-all races and the 20 class events. Almokin and Wilkes Medium shared top finishes in the day’s heats with close noses and tense finishes before a lively audience.
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Honesdale
Chet
Iinterest
Loen Vaittersen
Wilkes
Henrys Oh Pierce
Alimakhi
Patterson
Mies
Aid Sane
Chiwey Jicmes
Almokin
Aes
Tnish
Willies
Woith
Billy M
Chirk
Gold Rain
Wey Norton
Aldenville
Lady McNeill
W. Berace
Gireen
Jim Doyle
H. Wilihuns
Carbondale
French
Geo
Calllus
Lidy
Weather Outlook for Friday and Saturday in Dct. Area
Fr and Sa forecast for Washington area call for fall like cool air. Northeast winds increase late day with cooler nights. Expect breezy conditions and daytime highs in the mid 60s with gentle tarps of clouds.
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Washington, Dct
Pennsylvania
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