Mine Workers Convention Debates Arbitration Plan
The Wilkes-Barre convention of mine workers discusses President Mitchell’s arbitration proposal and a possible end to the strike. Delegates weigh the plan, with engineers and firemen seen as key blockers, while press access is granted amid ongoing debate about reporting and next steps.
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Baoeiniking Aniiners
Sam Bel
Nesbitt Theater
Jansevelt
Tradt
Mitchell
Comore Row
Oftver
President Roosevelt Progressing Amid Limited Public Calls
President Roosevelt shows partial recovery progress and receives few visitors beyond cabinet members and select officials. Secretary Hull and Attorney General Knox called. Secretay Hull dined with him. cabinet detachment likely delayed until mid November as the White House is remodeled. Japanese minister Pakihita visited, presenting Count and Countess Tneuye en route to Japan.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Taries Root
Hitcheouk
Knox
Ach
Seoretity Hiry
White House
M.pakihita
Tneuye
Japan
Count Inouye
Germany
Pennypacker Speaks At New Castle Rally
Exclusive wire report from Lew Castle Pennsylvania October 2 The audience of about three hundred saw Pennypacker and NA Whood of Meadville in formal attire discuss prosperity under Lincoln era and contrast Democratic and Republican aims. Judge Pennypacker delivered a lengthy address urging vigilance in selecting leaders amid party conflict and legislative progress.
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Lew Castle
W. Pennypaecker
Pera
Willham
Brown
Llonmeni
Guthrie
Molineux Trial Opens as Evidence Begins
New York. October 20. The jury for the trial of Roland R. Molineux, indicted for the murder of Mrs. Katherine Adams, is selected. Assistant District Attorney Osborne delivered the opening address for the state and evidence began with two witnesses Edward Hitchcock brother to see Mrs Adams after she was taken and Harry Cornish who testified about receiving the poisoned package at the club house on December 4th. Court adjourned until tomorrow.
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Mitchell
W. R. Wilson
Pete Lion
de Seener
Thance
Rose
Gampest Mnany Union
New York
Roland ‘Rb. Molineux
Katherine J. Adaimes
Osborne
Edward FL Hitchcock
Adams
Harry BP. Cornish
Mmarview
Bridge Fire At Creen Ridge Spares Structure
Unknown persons set fire to a railroad bridge near Creen Ridge early morning. A Northern Central fire crew arrived as smoke appeared. several smugglers on the train jumped and aided in halting the attack, preventing complete destruction of the span.
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Shamokin
Nitulle Ool- Hery Adlord Bridge
Creen Ride
The Coal Output and Mine Inspector Estimate
Mine Inspector Brennan presents an estimate of coal to be mined, noting district discussions and expected productivity. The report hints at debate over strike impact and midweek assessments while referencing officials and local districts.
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Brennan
Harrisburg Officials Report Railroad Accident Kills Two
Hatlaaie Wire reports from Harrisburg that Samwel Tue war mister At Lykens and Warren Tiggert, both of Harrisburg, died in a Pennsylvania railroad wreck near Big Lick on a dirt train from Williamstown to Jawkeur. The engine failed and the train overturned striking them as parts of the wreck spread. The engineer leaped free but perished.
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Hatlaaie
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Samwel Tue
Lykens
Piveman
Warren Tiggert
Pennsylvania Railroad
Big Lick
Williamstown
Jawkeur
Ruch
Tiggert
Be Exclusive Wire from the Associate Pyens
A 2012 notice reports pension law grants to Joh J bess of New Cal Himbiss and Pragk A B loons of Bunt ingdon Mille with details unclear due to OCR errors. The item notes origin in Washington and references October 2012 as the period of action and associated entities.
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Pyens
Wiehington
Joh J. Bess
New Cal- Himbiss
Pragk A. B. Loons
Buntingdon Mille
Mob Burns Black Man At Ark Jail Amid Lynch Turmoil
A mob drags Charles Young from a county jail in Forest City Arkansas. They batter the door with sledgehammers, strip him of life by fire, and seize another suspect as night crowds threaten further action. Sheriff and judge struggle to halt the violence.
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Associated Arena
Forest City
Ark
Charles Young
Lewis
W. E. Willinings
Hutler
Met
Tiem Vielenk
Wobo
Murphy
Hove
Alurphy
Fai
Theo
Nile
Young
Nero
Ilsewis
Pattison Tour Court House Address Attacks Legislature
Former Governor Pattison and candidate Guthrie spoke in Tunkhannock and Towanda Athens itinerary. Pattison branded the last legislature corrupt and accused Senator Penrose of fraud. Speakers assailed Philadelphia streetcar deals, calling for state responsibility amid party touring in October.
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Aespelirad Mroes
Tunkhannock Oe
Mattison
Vo Lange
Court House
Edward
Penrose
Philadelphia
Philadelphi Rapid Transit Company
First Continental Congress
Pattison
Guthrie
Nolan
Gaurman
Towanda
Athens
Tunkhannock
Allantown
Harry E. Grim
Bucks County
Notun
Berks
A.M. Palmer
Monroe
Chiarles
Reilly
Williamsoort
Taewinds
Pactheon
Republich
J. B. Nolan
Canidhlite Nolin
Propaganda Fire In The Capitol Chamber
A violent blaze erupted during a Propaganda event in Harrisburg. An individual identified as William Wertsel was injured while attempting to board a westbound freight, later dying at Mayridge hospital after being inducted for instruction.
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Harrisburg
Willian
Wertsel
St Iiftin
Wetgel
Wettel
Coubehn
Mavridure
Butler Indicted in City Lighting Bribery Case
Colonel Edward Butler, a noted Tec0 politician and millionaire, faces an indictment returned by a grand jury in St Louis. Prosecutors allege he paid about 47 thousand dollars to nineteen members of the house of delegates to secure passage of the city lighting bill. Each delegate reportedly received 2 100 dollars. Delegate Charles F. Kelly is also charged in the case. Butler was arrested, later released on 20 thousand dollar bond.
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Louis
Edward Butler
House of Delegates
Hitler
Howard Butler
Julius Lehmind
Combine
Charles F. Kelly
Rather
Convention of Irish League Opens in Boston
A prominent gathering of international figures marks the first United Irish League convention in Boston. Delegates include John Edmond, Michael Davitt, John Dillon, and ex Senator Smith. The convention approves committees, pledges support for Ireland, and adjourns after enthusiastic sessions.
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Associated Seas
Boston
United Irish League
John Sredmond
M. Ps
Michael Davitt
John Dillon
Treland
Elon
Bourke Cochran
Canada
John Pfierty
Chicago
Chillemin
O'Beirne
New York
Curran
Massachusettts
M. J. Ryan
Philadelphia
United States
Smith
New Jersey
Patrick Bord
Roosevelt
Crane
Collins
Conaty
America
League
Publi
John O'Donnell
William Redmond
Sald
Iresh
Ireland Lane
Melanie
Wales
Neang
Ireland
Fnglind
United Trieh League
Boupland
Fini
Wpen
Unclear Maritime Arrival List From Incomplete Wire
Fragmentary Exhumive Wire report details numerous vague ship arrivals and departures between Antwerp Rotterdam Plymouth Gibraltar and New York with numerous garbled names and destinations. The piece lacks coherent events or identifiable dates or participants.
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New York
Qet
Eel
Antwerp
Heved
Vonovias Willelin
Bremen
Phymouth
Therhouwig
Brioderich
Pieahjnd
Southampton
Vaderland
Court Records Report From Bridgetoy Courthouse
Exclusive wire reports in Cyam berland county court identify Charles Bb Henidivickson and Williams Wee involved in a November sentencing. The items note convictions tied to a household matter concerning Julia Holmes and Catherine Bhuty with unspecified ages and roles.
Presbyterians debate Africa links and freedmen aid
The State Presbyterian synod discussed Lincoln University black students entering theology, noting nineteen went to Africa, while Dr Woods urged support for the freedmen fund. Reports on missions, Sabbath schools, church work, and temperance dominated, with decisions on donations and upcoming events.
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Mttebure
State Presbyterian Synead
Ien
Henry W. Woods
Washington
Lineoln University
Africa
Bretheren
Willan T. White
Secretaary
University
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Henry T. Lindsay
General Assembly
Melitore
American Bible Society
Pennsylvania Bible Soviety
Volleall
Castro Victory Report From Venezuela Faction
Venezuelan minister of foreign affairs reports from Chirneds that the revolution led by a General Castro has achieved complete triumph in Aragon and the army’s actions have secured peace for the republic. Consul general Senor Msteves in New York relays the cable via Associated Press.
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Associated Press
New York
Oct. W
Senor Msteves
Venezuela
Chirneds
Dheomt Diettle
State of Aragon
Gemaal Castro
Repub
Bad wreck on Reading near Palmyra kills three tramps
Exclusive AP report from Harrisburg describes a Reading road derailment near Palmyra as a long coal and merchandise train split on a curve. Twenty one cars left the track and four tramps were aboard a box car. three died, one survived miraculously, with bodies taken to Lebanon.
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Harrisburg
Reading Road
Palmyra
Lebanon
Troops May Remain Despite Home-Return Push
The article reports officials' reluctance to immediately pull National Guard units from duty due to high costs and the need to keep forces ready for potential unrest as shifts resume in the coal regions. It notes plans to retain sufficient troops to prevent disturbances during the restart of work.
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Harrisburg
Art
National Guard
Mildees
Chefet
Teibon Widners Wah
Howe
Unclear text fragment hints at a court case in Vestotlaw county
The readable portion mentions a murder allegation in Vestotlaw county and references a person connected to a local court. Details are severely garbled, with multiple misspellings and missing context making specifics uncertain.
40,000 Tons of Electric Rails Ordered by America
A report from Exeliatre Wire dion The Amprloted Pronk Berlin states that the Khoordey Lion company has received an order from the United States for 40,000 tons of electric rails. The deal signals growing demand for railway electrification and strengthens trade ties between the two nations.
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Berlin
Get
Khoordey Lion Woupanytes
America
Elect
Weather Forecast for Pennsylvania Turn Forecast
Washington reports for Tuesday and Wednesday expect east winds to fade, with a fall in strength over eastern Pennsylvania. Fresh west to northwest winds diminish as the outlook progresses.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Settlement of coal strike steadies political outlook
Washington dispatch reports that a coal strike settlement returns political conditions to normal, with Republicans favored in upcoming elections. Senate majority remains Republican for at least two years. House would gain two dozen seats, with about two thirds of new members likely Republican. Several states already held elections, confirming GOP strength in Maine Vermont and Oregon.
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