Strike talks stall as Odell presses five cent offer
Governor Odell pressed a five cent per ton wage proposal to coal operators to end the Tutted Mine Workers strike but operators refused to concede unions recognition. Key figures including John Mitchell and Pennsylvanian senators attended talks while plans for potential legislation remained undecided.
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New York
Opt. Lh
Anticribelte Coul Mie C
Wnne
Pennsylvani
Mine Workers of America
Odell
Pennnseyuivania
Wilkes-Barre
Mitchell
Ciovernoy Odell
Tie
Newburgh
Governors Odell and Platt in heated war of words
In an off the record session Governor Odell confronted Senator Platt after a tense meeting with President Liner and railroad officials. Odell denounced political interference while Baer resisted labor union recognition and any political concessions as the operators refused to yield to politicians.
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Senator Platt
Odell
Mr. Baer
Beer
Teading
United Estates
Mlatt
New York
Quay
Penrose
Penneslyvania
Renator Platt
Liner
Bauer
Hue Mor
Tmrle
Platt
Baer
President Roosevelt Takes First Unassisted Walk
President Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt left the White House to ride in an open carriage. For the first time since his illness he walked down the steps unaided, keeping weight off an injured leg. A crowd cheered as he boarded the carriage and bowed to onlookers.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Associated Press
Pattison Attacked as Advance Agent of Prosperity Decline
West Chester dispatch reports Samuel W Pennypacker, Republican guberna torial candidate, addressing county delegates with a large crowd. He linked Pattison to past economic lows and warned Mrs Pattison’s role as a prelude to tragedy while Attorney General Fikin spoke briefly.
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Agenelatindl Press
West Chester
Sauel W
Wathan McWinles
Pattison
Thie Denier Tie
Mlbode
Mae Wlich
Grover Cleveland
Mrs. Pattison
President Grapples With Coal Strike Crisis Amid Talks
Allied with President, advisers debate the coal strike and possible steps. Officials discuss postponing conferences in New York and hammering out a federal response while White House aides, including Root and Payne, meet the president. Cabinet members stay tight lipped on progress.
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Witshiniten
Uhi
New York
Aun Ealdress
Gompers
Toulebe
Mitchell
Root
Knox
Payne
White House
Mre. Payne
Hin
Carereall D. Wright
Hibor
Aise
Phils
Washington
Falls Aeau
Soldiers testify at inquest into private’s death
Exclusive wire reports a military inquest where soldiers and officers recount events surrounding a death. The deputy coroner and attorneys confront testimony as witnesses describe actions and obligations during the incident.
Battalion clash with Shamokin mob reported by local unit
A firefight and counterattack described as a youth regiment patrol aided by Non-onionists from the Toeney Clay shaft. They escorted home the regiment amid a fiery inferno near the mine. Local Goulevtes with the gourd defend town against attackers and arson.
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Shanon
Toeney
Minte
Hearing on nominations tests delegates at Music Hall
Judge Weiss urged the parties to proceed as about 100 witnesses, including 87 delegates, testified on the convention election. The hearing focused on credential rules and the adequacy of returned credentials as lawyers debated the convention's regularity and authority before a verdict promised by tomorrow night.
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Weiss
Beranton
Harrisburg
Linkuwinna
Stratahan
Divige Weiss
Ous
Music Hall
Mowell
Bande
Mary Eleetted
Qivisted
Snodgrass
Tully
Net Manto
Minder Warren
Venthog
Costantine
Phewelly
Sunde
Welss
Reading and Hearst Case Answers Anti-Trust Application
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company defense in New York anti-trust action denies any unlawful combination. The answer claims the Pennsylvania corporation owns coal operations and rail assets within law, rejects joint price fixing, and asserts no coordination with other firms. Court to hear in New York.
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Philadelphia
Alliories Generil
New York
Pennsylvania
Jay Withon
New York State
Liw
Salid Commonwealth
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Tron Company
Stats
Carder
Cnet Ti
Ole Pron Ganpaney Whee Aide
Haddonfield Murder Case Confession Reported
Police say Paul Woodward confessed complicity in the murder of Walter Price den Hinks and Jon Coffin near Haddonfield. He admits involvement in planning a robbery with two New York men and returning to Camden after leaving the other two youths at the scene.
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Canton
Neo
Paul Woodward
Walter Price den Hinks
Jon Coffin
Erie
Phaddonfield
Nood
Woodward
Roottier
Oun
Math
Charles Maw
Tow Owse
Tedling
Wonlwalth
Jennings
New York
Bin
Woodward Sive Doe
Camden
Exclusive Wire From The Associates
A garbled wire report from The Associates cites unclear arrivals and names faintly connected to New York and various places. Mentions include De Lear aide and several scattered terms suggesting political or social movements without clear facts or dates.
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New York
Tat
Maerst Histhorek
Diam
Boutivanphen
Clorbanrpgr
de Lear
Idverpaals Varkertatel
Avib- Wer
Stiatenerien
Hottewehushe
Pere Foggtoes
Wis
Chonda Dine Sages
Prato Polui—Paseedis
New Yorke
Bothnia
Adibwonge di
Veterans 10 Meet at San Francisco Veterans Meet
Disturbances of the peace at Wilkes-Barre will be punished and additional collieries to start. Exclusive from Wilkes-Barre reports a conference in New York failed to settle the miners strike, with talks of federal troops and stricter measures. The Ninth regiment camps at West Side Park, ensuring confinement for rioters as frost and oil prices affect daily life.
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New York
Podas
Staesmen
Princ Viple
J.P. Morgan
Wilkes- Barre
Associated Pree
Wilkes-Batre
Tilo Tuowieh
Stone
West Side Park
John Pullen
Mitchell
New York Trade Outlook Improves Amid Lingering Controls
The Weekly Review of Trade notes Maverable symptoms persist yet show improving momentum despite contending factors. Railroads face challenges in meeting demand, fuel supplies tighten, and production shifts strain raw material access. Continued weakness in other sectors tempers the overall recovery outlook.
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Ube
Tripor
Ion Hew
Bo BP
Wheekiedt
Aire
Kadlwig
Msi
Yaar
Land Wook
Teeta
Denioga
Bat
Postrelet
Indertahinsges
Races at Bloomsburg Show Fast Times and Placings
Bloomburg event featured notable finishes with GFR Tay Wilkes taking first and Shadelaml placing second. Major Wellington finished third and Annie Bryant fourth as fast times were recorded including a 22 second benchmark.
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Bloomsbury
Pui
Qrogipler
Wiley
Bilianthe
Blowa
Hurtin
Diay
Stile Baer
Bert Dime
Puie
Ginnhander
Dbek Peworil
Tani
Pension Granted by Exclusive Wire from Amodladu Press
Washington August 10 The Amodladu Press reports Philandy Kim Ble of Scranton has been granted a pension of 0 a month.
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The
Associated Press
Amodladu Press
Washington
Philandy Kimble
Scranton
San Francisco Wins National encampment bid of Grand Army of the Republic
The Grand Army of the Republic selects San Francisco California as the site for its encampment with 479 votes to 178 for Atlantic City. Officers chosen include surgeon general A W Aspison Texas and chaplain E Shuey Kansas. The committee on legislation reports on civil service reform for veterans and notes the presidents support for broadened claims recognition. Turbulent Union Veterans Union scenes follow a dispute over membership eligibility and an attempted report on Commander Dyrenforth.
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Washington
Grand Army of the Republic
San Francisco
Cal
Athethe City
Saratoga
New York
Pacific Coast
Athintic City
Shafter
Kansas
Committee On Leg
Islathon
Union Veterans’ Union
Mainy
Dyrenforth
Explosion at Homestead injures five and damages building
A blast at the Homestead Improvement Company building in Homestead Pennsylvania injures five people and damages the structure. The event occurred on the first floor of the unconnected confectionery story area near the Womestead Lait in the creek area. The loss is estimated around $10,000.
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Womestead Lait
Abb
Payne & Co. Bond Approved for Capitol Construction
An exclusive wire report states Payne & Co of Philadelphia won state approval to erect the new capitol building. The bond totals 1, 2,823 with American Bonding Company of Baltimore as surety, and work is slated to begin on the state capitol project.
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Payne's & Co
Plon
Marrsburg
State
Ecupitol Building Commission
Payne & Co
Philadelphia
Payne
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