Strikers Shot Down At Lattimer Mine Clash in Hazleton
A deputized gunfight near Lattimer, Hazleton region leaves fifteen to twenty miners dead and forty or more wounded as deputies fire on a mob of strikers. Sheriff Martin defends action amid chaos with troops soon planned and aid arriving from Hazleton.
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Harleigh
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Thant
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Sheriff Martins Story From Hazleton to Wilkes Barre
Sheriff Martin arrives home from Hazleton and, after meeting his legal adviser, gives a detailed account of ordering deputies to intercept strikers marching to the Latimer breaker. He says the crowd refused orders, advanced, trampled him, and that his deputies tried to aid but were overwhelmed. He admits giving the command to fire.
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Wilkes-Barre
Martin
Hazleton
Court House
Latimer
Colummm
Yellow fever fears subside in New Orleans medical stance
New Orleans reports twelve suspicious cases in a single square linked to a young woman’s death. Officials say a death resulted from excessive dissipation, not yellow fever, and by nightfall conditions improved with no new local cases found. Dr. Oliphant cites favorable reports and continued close surveillance.
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Wye
Ocean Springs
Oliphant
Dr. Oliphant
Associated Press
St. Claude Street
Board of Health
Baron Max Von Schrader Believed Dead by Own Hand
A foreigner, said to be Baron Max von Schrader a German lieutenant, reportedly killed himself yesterday evening at Ostend after a season of gambling losses totaling about 80 000 pounds. The name appears in Believed to Be Baron Schrader reports from Sept. 10.
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Alvin
Baron Max von Schrader
Killsimal
Drussels
Ostend
Boiler explosion at brewery kills eleven in Hohenstadt
An explosion at a brewery boiler in Hohenstadt near Olmuts today killed eleven people and left many injured. Rescue and emergency teams worked at the scene as authorities investigated the cause and assessed damage.
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Vienna
Hohenstaddt
Olmuts
Mary Anderson May Sing in London Concert
Mrs Mary Anderson Navarro may appear in London this autumn reports the Daily Mall. She has studied vocal music for two years with Maud Valerie White who greatly admires her voice.
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Mary Anderson
London
Mary Anderson Navarro
Daily Mall
Maud Valerie White
Burglars Break In Homes On North Street
Elkton Maryland witnesses a late night burglary as burglars enter John M. Terrell’s residence on North Street while the family slept and steal a watch and chain along with other items of lesser value.
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Elkton Md
John M. Terrell
North Street
Diphtheria Precautions Ordered by Wilmington Council
In Wilmington Delaware the city council tonight instructed the vaccine physicians to visit families with diphtheria cases and take measures to prevent an epidemic, citing the supposed prevalence of the disease.
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Wilmington
Del
Pennsylvania Pension Awards Report Sept 10
Washington reports pensions issued to several Pennsylvanians including Robert Thornton of Middletown Towin auphin Thomas Thomas of Scranton Wil Kocher of Lykens George Drake of Carnegie and Allegheny with others listed in the dispatch.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Robert Thornton
Middletown
Towin
Thomas Thomas
Scranton
Wil Kocher
Lykens
Auphin
George 8
Drake
Carnegie
Allegheny
Germany's War Lord Commands Forces in Manœuvres
Hamburg Sept 10. Emperor William personally commanded the attacking force in army manoeuvres with all troops engaged against an imaginary enemy.
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Germany
Hamburg
William Jony
Mutineers of the Olive Pecker Reach Dahia Port
Steamer Stroba reports seven mutineers from the Olive Pecker, held by U S consul at Dahia for mutiny and murder of Captain Whitman and First Mate Saunders. Names include Mitchell, Thompson, Harburg, Marek, Barial, Lind and one unnamed seaman. Thomson allegedly confessed to killing the two officers.
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New York
Stroba
Jardine
South Atlantic
Bahia
United States
Olive Pecker
Dahia
J. W. Whitman
William Saunders
Distress at Dawson City in Yukon famine and ice
The Cleveland arrived from St Michaels with Yukon miners reporting distress at Dawson City as winter closes in. Stores have closed, prices soar for food, and violence threats arise at St Michaels amid a stream of exaggerations about wealth aboard. The Nevad wreck adds to the deadly arctic toll, with 42 lost and 31 crushed or frozen.
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B. C
Cleveland
St. Michaels
Yukon
Dawson
Klondike
Danaon
Hall
Seattle
United States Revenue
Bear
Whiteside
Nevad
Qemain
Arctic
Frogen
The Discriminating Duty Suspension Delays Tea Trade
Deputy Collector Henson in Tacoma, Washington, suspended the 10 percent discriminating duty on security for goods under the tariff. The move brings relief to customs and importers after widespread delays, especially for Chinese and Japanese tea shipments. About 5,000 chests of tea have been held for nearly two weeks awaiting Attorney General guidance.
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Tacoma
Wasrh
Henson
Washington
China
Japan
Cuba's New Tariff Sets Shifts on Petroleum and Goods
Madrid September 10 The Official Gazette has not completed all Cuban tariff schedules. The reduction in duties on American goods is substantial with crude petroleum unchanged. Refinined petroleum faces notable cuts while firearms and canned luxury goods see slight increases.
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Madrid
Panama Canal Rumors Discredited On Isthmus
Reported concession to a British syndicate to finish the Panama Canal is not known here and is generally discredited on the Isthmus. The rumor originated from a New York newspaper extract. No official acknowledgment or confirmation has been found in Colon or Panama City.
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Colon
Columbia
New York
Panama Canal
Mystery at West Portal Laborers Flee Ferry Site
In Flemington New Jersey nearly all laborers evacuated West Portal today leaving about 100 behind with most to depart tomorrow. Sheriff Ranmecy was summoned again as fears of a possible outbreak rose. A guard is on duty to maintain order and protect property amid the unrest.
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Keller
George Culver
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Mattes
Culver
John W. Kambeck
Hagleton
Arma
W. W. Inglis
Iry
Corwin
Inglis
Somerset's Distinguished Visitors Visit Washington
Somerset sends distinguished visitors Reneotare Alper and Adjutant General Rugles to Washington PA to meet President Alc Ys, briefing on state affairs and national matters.
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Somerset
Washington
Reneotare Alper
Rugles
Soeer
Vislt
Alc Ys
Militia Ordered Out As Hazleton Riot Followed
Governor Hastings mobilized Third Brigade after midnight, with General Schall holding the First Brigade in readiness. Hazleton sees troops moving in as the 13th and 9th regiments respond to calls, with rail lines prepared and officials warned to protect life and property. Major action anticipated before daylight.
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Hastings
Schall
Hazleton
A. R. Paxton
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Creighton
Middle Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Luzerne County
Alvin Markle
Irving A. Stearns
Wilkes-Barre
Troops Ordered Out to Hazleton After Mob Rule
Wilkes-Barre reports Sheriff Martin telegraphed Governor Hastings claiming mob rule in the county’s lower end and requesting help. Hastings ordered Colonel Dougherty and the Ninth regiment to move to Hazleton at once, leaving Wilkes-Barre at 6 am.
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Wilkes-Barre
Hastings
Dougherty
Hazleton
Electric car runs away injuring seven on Mission Street
Seven persons were injured when an electric car from Bryant street line lost control on Mission Street near College Hill after a failure cut power. The car struck a second vehicle at Mission and Seventeenth, causing multiple injuries including Mrs N C Nutt and Mrs Josie Tresch. Conductor escaped with a few bruises. Motorman unharmed.
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M. Tresch
Mrs. Caroll
Temple
William Manning
Henry Peters
Frederick O'Neill
Afridis mass in Bazan Valley threaten Bara or Jamrud
Reports from Simla state Afridis gathering in Bazan Valley plan to strike Bara or Jamrud as Col Richardson's column returns from the Khyber Pass with 160 dead and others behind them. Isaikhel and Barakhel tribes urge Haddad Mullah to send aid or risk opposing the British advance.
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Bazan
Bara
Jamrud
Richardson
Khyber Pass
Haddad Mullah
Composer Mascagni Not a Death by Own Action
Rome September 1 reports a rumor of an alleged suicide attempt by composer Pietro Mascagni known for Cavalleria Rusticana and L Amico Fritz. The Gazette of Emilia Bologna published the claim, which the ministry of fine arts here officially denied.
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Piotra Mascagni
Cavalleria Rusticon
L 'Amico Pritz
Gazetta Bell Emilia
Bologna
Ministry of Fine Arts
Twenty Strikers Killed at Lattimer. Rail Road Wreck Toll
The morning news reports a deadly strike event at Lattimer where twenty workers were killed. Details indicate a heavy security action by General Deputies and the Thirteenth Regiment was ordered out to maintain order amid escalating unrest. The page lists extensive coverage from coast to coast including Yukon distress, regional updates, sports leagues, religious notes, school openings, and editorials.
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Wreck on the Rio Grande deadly Colorado crash
A catastrophic Rio Grande and Colorado Midland collision near New Castle Colorado results in at least thirty deaths and many injuries. Passengers burned as gas tanks exploded. Conductor Burbank arrested, Midland engineer Ostrander missing. Relief efforts rush from Glenwood to Salida hospital.
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Col
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Here
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Sample
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Frank P. Mannix
Victor
Colo
Smalker
Thames
The Herald Weather Forecast for New York and Northeast
The Herald reports warm midweek weather across the middle states and New England with southwest winds and high temperatures, cooler in the northern markets, clearing by night to Delaware Valley. Sunday brings mostly cloudy skies, falling temperatures, and possible local rain and thunderstorms in the north and south regions.
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