Hesitation Among Miners at Hazleton Renewed
Hazleton Pa Sept 16 miners plan to strike tomorrow after a recent fruitless effort to avoid walkout. Father Phillips proposed Archbishop Ryan as arbitrator and met with UMWA President Mitchell. Markle & Co agreed to arbitration. Mitchell urged miners to reconsider, while engineers and pumprunners may continue work.
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Mitchell
Phillips
James
Hazleton
Archbishop Ryan
Philadelphia
United Mine Workers, Conteht
Archiebishop
Ryan
Father Philips
Rewieel
Archishop Hyan
Mather Phillips
Bram
P. J. Ryen
Associated Press
E. S. Phillips
John Markle
Jeddoe
Gi. B. Markle & Co
Jeddo
Highland
Oakdale
Ebervale
Smith
Alvin Markle
Iis
Father Phillips
Archbishop Tivan
G. B. Markle & Co
Archbishopp Ryan
Pather Phillips
Fem
Mine Workers’ Union
Markle
Eddo
Hhertale
National
Benjamin James
Gloom At Pittston as Mine Workers Vote Strike
The eve of a strike brings Pittston and surrounding towns to gloom with collieries likely idle tomorrow morning. Union organizers report rapid membership growth among Pennsylvania Coal and Barnum company workers, with meetings at Granahan's hall Pittston Junction Hamtown Cork Bane and Browntown. A United Mine Workers branch forms in Clif ford’s hall and plans a parade Tuesday evening.
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Pittston
Pennsylvania Ceat Company
Neight
Union
Barnum
Pennsylvania Company
Granahan's Hall
Pittston Junction
Hamtown
United Mine Workers
Cork Bane
Browntown
Exeter
Mt. Lookout
Wyomng
Law
Avoca
Heileberg No. 2
Lehienh Valley
Bararum No
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Cliffords Hall
North Main Street
Divided at Lykens Mines Amid Strike Hope
Miners in the Lykens region show split positions on the strike with a town meeting deciding not to work, while some groups plan to operate the mine. Reports from nearby towns indicate mixed obedience to strike orders as unions and workers weigh compromise chances. About 2,200 workers are employed across the collieries with roughly 1,000 at Lykens, controlled by the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Hiarristurg
Lykens
Toomorrow
Lykene
Wyeentroo
Torr
Wieenltoo
Tyleons
Withimetown
Atriite
Pniensil
Likert
WyYeentseo
Pennsylvainia Railroad
Sympathy in New York watch for contract labor
The Central Federated Union and Central Labor Union in New York discussed the Pennsylvania coal strike. They report men being shipped to coal fields in violation of contract labor law and plan to press the immigration commissioner and monitor incoming steerage passengers while offering sympathy and financial aid if needed.
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New York
Central Federated Union
Central Labor Union
Roosevelt Accepts Nomination Asks National Unity At Home And Abroad
Roosevelt delivers a formal letter of acceptance outlining the nation’s need to perform domestic work while maintaining strength abroad. He stresses loyalty to the flag, warns against Republican and Democratic platform conflicts, defends McKinley era prosperity, and argues for free coinage policies and sound finance to safeguard national welfare.
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Philippines
Oyster Bay
Bent
Roosevelt
G. Wolcott
United States
McKinlay
Nationa
Wenas City
McKinley
Tylin
Brad
Eviny
Financial Greerian
Traendonm Baptist
Democratic Party
Kanes City
Wren
Wiltaael
Ehern
Din Tachi
Kunsas
Mugwump Press
Galveston Recovery Steams Forward After Disaster
Galveston faces poststorm challenges with looting curbed as military and Rangers restore order under Marshal Grant. Transportation lines prepare to move evacuees and supplies, streets are cleaned, and sanitary conditions improve. Officials promise unified rail and waterway access by Wednesday.
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Galveston
Rangers
Civil Guarda
Texan City
Virginia Point
Marshal Grant
Texas City
Committee On Transportation
Kruger May Go to Holland as Lisbon Signals
The Portuguese government authorized Mozambique’s governor to allow Kruger’s departure for Europe while ensuring his personal security. A Dutch warship may be used to bring Kruger to Holland, per a telegram to Lemenga Marines from The Hague. Mrs. Krier is reported at Lourenco Marques based on a Daily Express despatch.
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Mozambique
Kruger
Europe
London
Mre. Krier
Eixpress
Lourenzo Marquez
Waguce
Almost Drowned in a Grave Avoca Attraction
A hypnotism stunt in Avoca Town featured a buried subject left underground for a day. A water barrel overflowed, flooding the grave with several inches of water, and rescuers dug frantically to save the performer from drowning.
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Avoca
Secret Service arrests in Meyersburg over counterfeit half dollars
Three men Dice Tonebrake William Fraker and William Scott were taken from their homes near Meyersburg on September 16 by United States secret service officers. They face charges of producing counterfeit half dollars dated 1499. Counterfeit coins circulated in Mercersburg Port Loudon and St Thomas. All three suspects are married with families.
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Chambersburg
United State
Secret Service
Tonebrake
William Fraker
William Scott
Meyersburg
Mercersburg
Port Loudon
S T. Thomas
Steamship Arrivals and Sails at Southampton Port
Steamship movements show ships sailing from Hamburg Cherbourg and New York to Southampton including Deutschland Umbria and Palene. Moville and Antwerp report arrivals and departures with City of Rome and Statendam among listed vessels.
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Sept
Deutschland
Mamburg
Cherbourg
New York
Funcmtown
Umbria
Liverpool
Moville
Paumesia
Glaegon
Gillwaltar
Forla
Genoa
Palene
Naple
Rome
Glingow
Antwerp
Southwark
Statendam
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Dawes Opens Campaign with Imperialism Debate in Joliet
Hon. Charles G. Dawes spoke in Joliet on the campaign opening, arguing two main themes: domestic prosperity and national expansion. He criticized the Democratic plan for free silver and warned against and explained the gold standard, silver, and credit implications for farmers and the economy.
Bryan Addresses Critics of Trusts in St Louis Speech
Coronel W. J. Bryan spoke to a large St Louis audience on the dangers of trusts and private monopoly. He questioned financial control by foreign financiers and national banks, warned of tax policies and corporate influence, and urged parents workers and merchants to elect him president to battle trusts.
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St. Louis
Coronel
W. J. Bryan
National Banka
Porrentina
United States
Banda
Citien
Bryan
Republican Party
Symmathy
Roosevelt Visits Bismarck in Western Trip
Governor Roosevelt arrived in Bismarck, stayed overnight, and attended a street parade and fireworks. He spoke at the Athenaeum, recalling cowboy days and defending corporations while vowing to push tax reforms and enforcement if needed. The crowd heard remarks on national issues and earlier positions on taxation.
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Bismarck
N. D
Roosevelt
the Athenaem
New York
Judge van Wyck
Mr. Bryan
Croker
van Wyck
Canter, Sep. Street Visit to Cemetery in Quiet Reverie
A misty Sep day finds locals visiting a cemetery to honor family graves including the McRinine children. Relatives and friends gathered with quiet reflection at the plots, placing flowers and sharing memories in a solemn, respectful mood.
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McRinine
Weather and local notices from The Tribune morning edition
Weather indicates a fair cool day with light winds. The issue lists sections including Letters of Acceptance, Archbishop Byam of At elivaben, and reports on education and local contests. Grand Jury report and local industrial news are noted.
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Finny Ivanls
Vlustielal
the Tribune
Lemtes
Comention
Carnwinters
Kelitoriet
Ewe
Cotement
Heport
Grand Jury
Lovale
Scranton
Tie Up General Strike Fails To Shut Down Lackawanna Mines
In the Lackawanna region a general tie up was expected but many collieries operated only sporadically. Miners foregoes work while operators hoped to restart some pits. The union urged restraint and offered to deploy guards if needed to protect property, while promising a peaceful approach to resolve the dispute.
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