United States to Open Peace Negotiations in China Crisis
Washington sources report the United States plans a general clearance of the Chinese question with separate replies to Germany Russia and France. Li Hung Chang thanks Washington while viceroys urge open peace talks with timely action expected after cabinet meetings.
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Li Hung Chang
Washington
Pekin
Germany
Mtr
Department of State
Prince Ching
Conger
Russia
Germain
Almour
China
Ching
Ambiguous Regional Assembly Meeting Report
Local officials from Liki county discuss the row for the how as Dhioratl adhational conferees meet to address a formal matter. Pranole P. Meewa is noted in connection with the bid and policy debate amid a tense session in Sunbury.
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Sunbury
P. Meewa
Liki
Martial law ends as civil authorities take control
Galveston reports martial law to cease at noon with civil authorities resuming municipal duties under General Scurry guidance. Militia to continue on duty. 500 men impress for street service. cremation of bodies continues amid relief efforts. Nearby towns report devastation and Philadelphia raises funds for Galveston victims.
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Galveston
Jones
General Scurry
Paoli Day Observed with Historic Essex Commemoration
The passage mentions Hy Eveline Wite recounting Paoli Day events in West Chester Ohio? and notes the commemoration of General Anthony Wayne's men. It references the British fires and a dinner honoring Francis Newton Tharp in New Jersey, with unclear dates but traditional observances in Chester County Cedar.
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Eveline Wite
Amiogiatenthrom West
Anthonys Wayne
Chester County
Francis Newton Tharp
New Janey
Guffey Flinn Conference Hints Democratic Insurgent Shift
The report notes a long Philadelphia meeting among Guffey, Martin, and Flinn aiming to fuse Democrats and insurgents on legislative tickets. A dark horse is named to run against Benjamin Focht as Bryan plans a rest before his final campaign cycle. Chicago dinner highlights.
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Martin
Flinn
Philadelphia
Dark Horse
Benj. Focht
Bryan
Fusion in Philadelphia Conference Weighs Fusion
Exclusive wire reports a Philadelphia political conference at Hotel Stratford lasting five hours. Attending were James M. Guffey and Charles Donnelly, State Senators David Martin and William Flinn, ex Attorney General McCormick, State Chairman Billing, Charles F. Kindred, and F. A. Fetteroff. They debated fusion across senatorial and legislative districts and considered entering fusion if possible.
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Stratford
James M. Guffey
Pittsburg
Charles P. Donnelly
Democratic City Committee
David Martin
William Flinn
McCormick
Billing
Charles F. Kindred
F.A. Fetteroff
Montgomery
Political party conventions nominate local offices
The Democratic county and judicial conventions met today nominating Frank A. Hartranft for city treasurer and Edward F. Ternan for register of wills. Hon. Thomas K. Finletter, the Republican nominee for re election to common pleas court, was endorsed along with Fusion support.
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Edward F. Ternan
Register of Wills
Thomas K. Finletter
Republican Party
Common Pleas Court
Bryan to Rest Briefly Then Resume Grand Final Swing
William J. Bryan will spend Friday and Saturday making brief speeches near Lincoln. After three days rest next week he will, on Thursday, start a tour of the Dakotas and continue work in outside states, not returning to Nebraska until two or three days before election.
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Neb
William J. Bryan
Dakotas
Nebraska
Fueness
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Tde
Hasleton
Pottevile
Shamokin
Lackawanna Union
Oller
Insurgents Score Partial Victory in Manila Area
War Department dispatch from General MacArthur reports clashes between American forces and insurgents near Carte and Isteile in Luzon. Casualties tallied with 17 wounded and 33 percent of command losses. fighting disrupted by water and gunfire as troops, including units from the Fifteenth Infantry, regroup after initial engagements.
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MacArthur
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Cosmutiew
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Tel
Effin
Pidtet
Hazleton Strike Sees Calm Amid Violent Incidents and Talks
Hazleton Pa September reports show a tense strike with clashes at Lehigh Valley coal shafts, arrests, and minor injuries. Union leaders push for arbitration while Father Phillips and Archbishop Ryan discuss peace efforts. no major overtures from operators and a slow move toward wider work stoppages.
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Phillips
Philadelphia
Ryan
Lehigh and Schuylkill
Lehigh and Schuylkill Regions Coal Collieries Strike Overview
Special from Hazleton reports a yarded list of lower field collieries with metrics on total regular employment, yesterday's workers, and absentees. The compilation outlines the strike’s reach and notes numerous mining firms, workers, and operator concerns across the districts. The record highlights how many men were employed, who worked, and who did not amid the industrial action.
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Miur- Rhe
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Dieppe
Tle
Cam Pein Hes
Father Phillips
George B. Markle
George B. Markle Last Evening, Has Brought Sbout
Mr. Markl
Penjamis James
Deddo
del Markle
Wyoming
Lackawane
Beranton Trilwine
Hazleton
Miners' Union Organizing Effort Fails in Tower City
From Harrisburg Sept 20 a district organizer's drive to unite Tower City and Williamstown miners with Lykens and Winisro factions collapsed. The Lyken Valley remains calm with no clash feared. Father Loge praised Williamstown miners at a Catholic Total Abstinence convention in Williamstown church.
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Dougherty
Miners’ Union
Tower City
Williamstown
Lykens
Winisro
Father Loge
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Williamatown Church
Tie
Priest Effort to End Strike Reaches Vechy Front
Exclusive wire report from Philadelphia notes Father Phil lips of Hasleton active to avert the strike plans. He arrived in Vechy amid ongoing labor tensions as the effort to end the strike continues.
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Philadelphia
Father Phillips
Hasleton
Vechy
Weather and local news brief across regions
Forecasters show rain in the region with steady conditions elsewhere. Local government considers Bator tweetigation while carpenters revise union plans as nearby counties report activity and court proceedings proceed.
Region Free From Coal Strike Tense but Quiet
In this region the coal strike remains largely peaceful with miners avoiding disorder. Local operators and unions show cautious coordination as talks with Hazleton officials unfold and rail workers discuss strike strategies amid widespread speculation about future actions.
Fuel Shortage Hits Scranton in Early Fuel Crisis
Scranton endures its first major fuel shortage amid nationwide energy strain. Trolley services suspend limited routes as residents face rising prices and scarce coal supplies. City officials warn of continued impact on transport and daily life.
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Dilcher
Hazleton—Railroad
Itimey Sound
Boranton
Union
Washington Sept av Pennayls Vote Fridays Saborday
A brief, unclear note mentions Washington and September av av Pennayls voting Fridays and a suggestion of a sabbath day or saborday with reference to a southward movement. The legible items are names and dates but no clear event or outcome.
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