Bryan and Roosevelt Clash Over Imperialism Ideals
In a Washington dispatch the debate centers on William J. Bryan and anti imperialists. The senator questions the scope of democracy and coinage policy while defending constitutional limits. The piece discusses foreign policy, Philippine matters, and party loyalty amid calls for freedom and republican ideals.
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Massachusetts
South
Bryan
Roosevelt
Talio Gow
Dave
Ohuke
Malial
Aguitwido
Booker Washitwiot
Robert Sinolla
Hooker Washington
Robert Minally
Joanie
Mharisee
Bryan Answers Hanna in Spectacular Missouri Campaign Stop
Kansas City to St. Joseph journey reports Mr. Bryan addressing a crowd from a rear platform in Leavenworth. He argues heaven unites rich and poor, criticizes Republican shifts on silver greenback income tax and militarism, cites Hanna Hanna recounts and Vann report, then ends in St. Joseph before continuing to Lincoln.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Missouri
Bryan
Mr. Tiryvan
Vann
Hania
Hepul Jican
Anya
Donovan House Pub Dinner Tendered Before Departure
A public dinner was tendered at the Donovan house prior to his departure. The event highlighted hospitality and farewell gestures from local hosts.
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Donovan
East election outlook told by Senator Jones
Senator Jamon K. Jones, bound for Chicago, reports the east favorable to Mr Bryan and predicts victories in Connecticut, New Jersey, West Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware. He notes the national ticket remains the focus and the sub committee will direct the eastern campaign.
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Bryan
New York
Jamon K. Jones
Chicago
East
Mryan
Connecticut
New Jersey
West Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Jones
Roosevelt in Idaho on special train stop brief stop Rexburg
Governor Roosevelt’s special train left Butte at 2 a m en route to Pocatello Idaho with a stop at Market Lake upon Senator Shoup’s request. Senator Carter introduced Roosevelt to the crowd from the back platform but no speech due to time. An address was delivered at Rexburg Opera House.
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Rexburg
Idaho
Roosevelt
Butte
Mont
Pocatello
Market Lake
Shoup
Carter
Opera House
Debris Clearance Billions and Beach City Losses
The Galveston disaster prompts estimates of 2000 men needing ninety days to clear debris and recover bodies, cost around 500000. Baltimore contributions rise to about 16000 from benefit screenings, totaling near 250000 sent to aid Galveston victims.
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Galveston
Clara Barton
Rempine
Baltimore
Baltimiere
Unwelcome Suitor Shot in Fatal Clash in Hilton NJ
Horace Daldwin of Hilton New Jersey and Thomas Doyle a former employer fought after Doyle pursued Daldwin's daughter. They exchanged gunfire. both men were fatally wounded in the encounter in New York CITY per Associated Jive dispatch dated September 19.
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New York
Horace Daldwin
Hilton
N. J
Thomas Doyle
Pmahiwin
Battle With Filipinos in Manila Trench Fight
A war dispatch from Manila reports a battle involving about 1,000 Filipino combatants facing United States infantry regiments. Casualties include six wounded and five missing amid continued fighting near the Pittecth and Thipty sectors.
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Manila
Nuerdeares
Deaths of a Day in Warren and Nearby Areas
The notice reports the death of Belle Archer at 19 o clock in Warren Pa after a brain injury from a fall. It also mentions Melle Mingle Archer born in Boston Virginia, a stage actress married to Merbert Archer, and notes deaths of A M Byers ofitt and Abram Skelton and family in the Galveston area with connections to local rail lines.
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Warren
At & O
Emergence Hospital
Archer Waa
Boston
Monten
Archer
Western Union Telegraph Co
Philadel
Phila
Mayenne
Mies Archer
Baltimore
Helle Mokeurle
Merbert Archer
Actu
Rogland
New York
A. M. Byen
Mr. Byers
A. 3
Byers
Washington Faces Split Over China Peace Terms
Washington discussions reveal divisions among the powers on China policy. The German proposal to delay negotiations and punish Pekin outrages faces skepticism from the United States, which may pursue independent talks once its conditions are met.
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Washington
United States
China
Germany
Great Britain
France
Mancela
State Department
Taitwil
McKinley
Kruger Will Not Sail for Europe On Herzog
Lorenzo Marques report that Mr. Kruger will not sail on the Herzog on September 24 as planned. The Hague confirms the Netherlands will provide a warship to transport him from Lorenzo Marques to Holland if he accepts the offer.
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Lorenzo Marques
Kruger
South African Republic
Europe
Herzog
the Hague
Netherlands
Lorenzo Marquez
Holland
Steamship Arrivals From The Associated Press
Steamship arrivals list ships and routes with arrivals at New York including Antwerp Liverpool Queenstown and Southampton. Vessels such as Nospdland Teutonic and Miladam are noted with ports of origin and destinations.
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Associated Press
New York
Nospdland
Antwerp
Majedity
Diverpool
Queene
Tarahoma
Dianen
Bouthampton
Fuerst Ricnarck
Hoawhure
Piewooth
Chebourg
Schled
Scovnthampton
Germanic
Liverpool
Kemaington
Queenstown
Teutonic
Southampton
Coal Strike Shuts Works At Coal Creek Tennessee
About 20 miners and day laborers employed for the Coal Crank company walked out today at Coal Creek Tennessee in a strike aimed at securing daily wage rules. No injuries reported.
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Coal Creek
Tenn
Tle Coal Crank Company
Population of Johnstown
Washington announces the population figures for Johnstown Massachusetts. The city shows overall growth with an updated total reflecting changes since the 1900 census. Figures indicate shifts in population density and urban expansion for the city as a whole.
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Washington
Johnstown
Officers Chosen by Physicians at Pennsylvania Medical Society
On Sept 19 Wilkes-Barre reports the second day of the Pennsylvania Medical Society convention. Officers elected include President Thomas D. Davis of Pittsburgh and several vice presidents. A resolution to protect streams from pollution was tabled. Next meeting set for Philadelphia in September.
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Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania Medical Society
State of Pennsylvania
William H. Dailley
Boston
T. M. T. McKennan
Pittsburg
L. H. Taylor
Thomas D. Davis
W. C. Utrecht
Cheater
Lewis H. Taylor
A. A. Koehner
Philadelphia
M.L. Herr
Lanvaster
C. L. Stevens
Athene
Aesistant
Walter L. Pyle
George Benson Dunmere
Guthrie
Nesbitt Theatre
Old Feud Ends in Fatal Shootout at Hotel Dining Room
Four men opened fire in a Madisonville Tennessee hotel dining room during a long standing feud. Charles Jones died from multiple gunshot wounds, Joshua Jones and Calvin Howard were mortally wounded, Tom Howard injured but alive, while guests fled.
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Associated Pres
Madisonville
Tenn
Charles Jones
Joshua
Clew
Calvin
Tom Howard
Jones Brothers
Joshua Jones
Calvin Howard
Loyalist and insurgent wings elect officers in United American Mechanics split
The loyalist and insurgent factions of the Junior Order United American Mechanics met separately in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh to elect officers. The loyalists filed equity papers to block insurgents from using the order’s name, replacing State Secretary Deemer with Samuel B.R. Mench. The next regular meeting for loyalists is set in Philadelphia while insurgents choose Pittsburgh for next year.
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Philadelphia
State Council
Order
United American Mechanics
Insurgenta
E. 8. Deemer
Samuel BR. Mench
Pitsburg
Wage scale deliberations at steel workers conference
The wage scale conference committee of the Amalga mated Association of Tron and Steel Workers met in executive session in Cincinnati to study counter proposals from the Tron and Steel Company and the American Steel Tip company. About 60,000 idle workers, idle since June 0 due to wage disputes, seek a return to work. A joint conference with leading manufacturers is planned for tomorrow.
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Cieinnch
Amalgamated Association of Tron and Steel Workers
Tron and Steel Company
American Steel Tip Company
Lebanon Reworkers Accept Restored Wages at Steel Plant
At a mass meeting in Lebanon about three-fourths of 1,200 iron workers at the American Iron and Steel company voted to return to work at the wage rate offered, $0 a ton, ending the August strike by puddiers amid a wage reduction dispute.
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Lebanon
American Iron and Steel Company
Puddiers
Monument unveiled for General Charles A Beckman
Easton salutes General Charles A Beckman with a monument unveiling at his grave in Aston Cemetery as the Hed Stir brigade honors its late commander.
Joe Patchen Sets Record at Allentown Fair
At Allentown fair, Joe Patchen broke a local record in the mile event amid a crowd of about 61,000 watching. Patchen lowered the all time Allentown mile brick mark and achieved a notable tempo as the day’s standout feat.
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Allentown
Allentown Fair
Patetet
Joraml
Inmate Takes Life in Jail Reported Incident
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an inmate named Edward Stashinger from Colombia facing numerous robberies. The county jail is mentioned with unclear details about a ventilated area and a possible motive. The record is incomplete.
Meeting at Jeddo key in Markle mine dispute
A dramatic Jeddo meeting between G B Markle & Co executives led by John Markle and President Mitchell drew 1500 to 2000 workers and supporters. The crowd debated arbitration with Father Ups and Benjamin James urging restraint while United Mine Workers officials pushed for a regional solution. Authorities prepared to protect property as strikers threaten marches. mine operations face uncertain status tomorrow.
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John Markle
Mitchell
Jeddo
Lykens Valley
Strikera
Mennot
Schuylkill
Hazleton
Jedda
G. B. Markle & Co
Ebervale
Highland
Dunkdale
Markle
Phil. Ups
Benjamin James
United Mine Workers
Marklec
Patrick Gallagher
Markle Employes Ane
Mur Kile
Markie Ugain
Ryan
Philadelphia
Father Phillips
Collieries Idle as Washeries Start in Anthracite Strike
In the Pittston district the third day of the coal strike sees all collieries shut with few workers willing to operate. Only two Pennsylvanian coal company shafts attempted limited work. washery operations restart at two locations to supply pumping coal. Strikers follow leaders’ orders to stay home. inspectors suspended and costs cut as the industry awaits the outcome.
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Pittston
Mondey
Hoyt Shart
No. MM
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Hiborere
Hoyt
Aven
Pennsvania (Oue
Neo
Inherman
Homtowi
Lehigh Valley Coal Inspectora
Clement
Exah
Lackawanah
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Columbus
National and Meadow Firook
North American Coal Company
W. T. Davis
Erie Company
Coal interests adjust hours amid regional strike tensions
The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company plans a switch to nine hours daily starting tomorrow, while Schuylkill Coal and Navigation will move to ten hours in Panther Creek and Nesquehoning valleys beginning Monday. Officials deny 2200 workers out in Mahanoy City. few have stopped work for other reasons. Some strikers have found work at St Clair area collieries as talks plan to end next week. Police have strengthened coal and iron protection at several sites.
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Mitchell
John Markle
Alvin Markle
Smith
Tines
Markle Mines
Mahonoy City
Sali
Moreau
St. Clair
Veith
Reading, Ie
Coal and
Iran
Lookawanna Area in Focus This Morning
The Tribune reports a broad view of regional activity including Lackawanna operators at work and local education contrasts. Northeast Pennsylvania receives coverage of state education, jail and gate controls. Councilman Paine speaks on water issues while discussions on proposed coal boal and football season plans appear in the county.
Conferring Operators Plan Surprise Move in Coal Strike
Leading coal men in Beranton region hold daily talks to canvass strikes and exploit a favorable moment. A top figure hints at a "surprise party" for strikers in coming days, while lack of clarity keeps the plan secret and aims to break the strike solid front.
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Carbondale
Beranton
Tribune
Washington Boyt IA Toren Devters Peaigivueie
Washington Boyt IA reports weather and farm updates with sparse readable items. The fragment mentions warming, Thun Wettley, and fresis mouth enmtorhy winil in unclear context.
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Washington, Boyt
Wale
Warmin
Thun Wettley
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