Resistance in South Africa Report From Pretoria
Lord Roberts reports from Pretoria on September 24 that guards occupied Komati once more. Much rolling stock and ammunition were captured or destroyed as operations continued. Hoer forces in the Eastern Transvaal are said to be out of hand, with foreign mercenaries fleeing to Lorenzo Marques as Portugal promises to maintain them and provide passage home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Marquez
London
Lord Hoberts
Pretoria
Pole- Carew
Kbomuti-Popri
Transvaal Independence Debate Roils Cape Parliament
W Sauer former public works commissioner introduced a resolution urging independence of the Transvaal and Orange River colonies. Premier Sprigg urged diplomacy with Kruger and Steyn. Schreiner proposed placing the republics under queenly protection. The house sent the measures to committee without a vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
W. Sauer
Cape
Trensvaal
Orange River
South Africa
Gordon Sprigg
Sauer
Mesers
Kruger
Steyn
Schrete
Promisr
Mr. Sauer
House
Schreiner Amond Tom
Zion Elders Deportation Sparks City Action
Maneifield J Boot reports Zion elders from Chicago and Hammond arrived, identified by a citizen, escorted to the city prison, and deported by noon amid a large crowd. The men are said to be Gritleh subjects and no trouble was seen as they left the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maneifield
Zion Miders
Mark A. Loblaw
Chicago
James Witte
Hammond
Ind
tron workers strike at columbia amid wage cut push
Exclusive dispatch from a Pennsylvania city reports iron workers at Columbia walking off the job over a proposed twenty five percent wage reduction. Puddlers would drop from four to three dollars per ton as thousands of men and borers are set to protest the enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Laoncrster
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Nervous Strength
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for nervous debility. It claims to build nervous system strength without alcohol or narcotics and cites personal benefits such as improved sleep and weight gain. It warns against substitutes and promotes the physician's adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
David Higgins
Janes, Ohle Co
Kyu
Strike Activity Report Across Susquehanna Mills
The Susquehanna company controls several plants including Bus Quehanna Iron and Steel at Columbian and the Aural furnace with six to seven hundred workers. Wrightville Vesta furnies Watts Station and York rolling mill join the combine. Strikers remain quiet as mills push a three dollar rate. some Lewallon mills pay four dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busquehanna Iron and Steel Company
Columbian
Aural
Wrightville
Vesta Furries
Watts Station
York Rolling Mill
Susquehanna Company
Combine
Lewallon
Evans Talks Stir Tensions In Anthracite Mines
W B R Wilson, secretary treasurer of the United Mine Workers, travels to Moorwind to settle conflicts between operators and miners as China Evans, AFL organizer, warns of possible mine unrest. He notes militia mobilization could heighten union mistrust and calls for no bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
W. BR. Wilson
United Mine Workers
Moorwlind
China Evans
American Federation of Labor
Mine Workers’ Journal
Cabinets Labor With Germany Across Public Notice
A semi official notice from St. Petersburg says European cabinets seek Germany’s surrender of the instigators of anti foreign outrages as a prelude to peace talks. Russia’s reply queries delaying negotiations until punishment of instigators is discussed. Germany may propose an international court to judge Chinese officials in the outrages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. Petersburg
Germany
Vienna
Daily Chronicle
Russia
Miuke
Berlin
Daily Express
Morning Post
Shanghai
Mukden
Liao Yang
Nin Chwang
Tuan
Natkin
Sun
America
Lo Hung Chang
Dribeky
Amur
Widden
Strom
Minchuria
Blagovestchensk
Cologne
Gigette
Internaational Court of Justice
United States
Times
Proposed Debate To Be Abandoned
A fragment reports a proposed debate being abandoned involving committee members and officials from the federation. Details are unclear due to garbled text but references to imperialism and political discussion imply a stalled planning meeting.
Chester County Case Details Highlight Ongoing Proceedings
An obscure Chester County case summary notes proceedings following writs of jeanne prupwl and certification action in an election context. The report mentions an alleged candidate and party involvement with no clear outcome or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tale Dadeding
Sajal
Eillya
Jeanne Prupwl
Ceiteneah
Commonwealth
Kurt
Risked life to save his hat in street car crash
Report from Bordentown states a man, aged unknown, attempted to save his hat while a trolley car moved from White Horse to Bordentown. He fell and was crushed, dying at the hospital. The incident occurred during the wreck, with witnesses describing the brave, fatal effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bordentown
Bruim
Both Sides Claim Gains In War Troop Deployment
General Gobin ordered Major Halbert Stadt to Mahonoy City to inspect camp facilities. Greek clergyman Wencesima Matulakia and Polish priest Rev J C Konstant geteeliked Cha mokin urged withdrawal of troops, insisting no further rioting would occur. governor would not reel the troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gobin
Halbertstadt
Mahonoy City
Ales
Ev. Wencesima Matulakia
J. C. Konstankiewics
Chamokin
Cenera
West End Coal Works Despite Strike Persisting
Exelosive Wire reports from The Auforicated Press Wilkes-Barre Sept 2 that in Wyoming and Lackawanna valleys the strike pace remains unchanged while Schuylkill sees militia presence easing, prompting expected resumption of work and higher output in Lehigh tomorrow. UMW statements note unity in district and ongoing quiet among workers as West End Coal Company operates the sole mine in the region. John Conraham reports output near last week’s peak. Mitchell informs organizer Nichole to present truce considerations to Moranaqua workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Wyoming
Lackawanna
Schuinkil
Lehigh
United Mine Workers
Dled Uy
Thie
Tony
Witteton Tela
Hatecothiy
West End Coal Company
John Conraham
Comany
Mitchell
Nichole
Moranaqua
Soft coal workers reap harvest amid strike
Exclusive wire reports from The Associated Press quote President Truesdale of the Lackawanna line denying talk of switchmen visit and calling reports of dissatisfaction unfounded. Soft coal miners continue to gain about fifty cents per ton since last Friday, with strong demand likely to keep prices high even if the strike ends. A private message to Pennsylvania Co executive vice president Thorne says conditions at the mine are quiet and the strike may end soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prom
New York
Truesdale
Lackawanna Road
Anthinetie
s/t
Thorne
Pennsylvania
Jong
Governor Stone Recieves Telegrams Over Anthracite Strike
Telegrams from Chicago Boston Cincinnati Cleveland and other cities urge Governor Stone to use good offices to resolve the anthracite strike between operators and workers. Major General Miller and Colonel El Hatt remain on duty at Nations Guard HQ. The 12 employer at Pottsville’s collieries may walk out tomorrow. Lykens Valley and Williamstown workers show varied activity.
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Wrestl
Harrisburg
Stone
Todey
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Anthracie
Miller
William J. el- Hatt
Philadelphia
Nations
Gobln
Towerity
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Then Company
Lekens Valley
Lykens
Winksco
Williamstown
Deputies Deny Freeland Robbery Allegations
Freeland deputies Wilkes Flarce and Farnham along with Shoemaker Jr and Van Buren Howard face robbery charges after arrest on Saturday. Prosecutors contend the case is unfounded, and the group tarnishes official integrity amid local outrage.
Polish beer dealer protests sensational dispatches
Wilkes Barre residents, three young men from prominent families, defend their account to the Associated Press. They say Yeschavie offered to deliver beer to a consignee who had paid in advance, sought a return, and invited the party to accompany him to Freehold. On arrival in Freeland a demand for 40 cents per deputy arose, the deputies refused, were attacked, and later arrested by a constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazieton
Wilkes-Barre
Associated Press
Yeschavie
Freeland
Yeacharie
Organizer Claims Gains At Mine Workers Meet
George Harris national organizer of the United Mine Workers arrived from Mt. Carmel and spoke to about 6000 miners, with 3000 said to have joined the union. Organizer Dilcher aimed to enroll more English speaking miners. General Gobin refused secret meetings, insisting all gatherings be public due to hall size limits.
Bituminous Coal Operators Skeptical of Miner Boycott
Exclusive wire from Altoona Pa reports bituminous coal operators in the district dismiss a threatened miner boycott of soft coal shipments from anthracite mines as unfounded. Operators note questions about destination tracking and cite released cars from Pennsylvania fields, expressing confidence in their supply lines and little concern over the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Prem
Altooni
Amboy
Greenwich
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania
Gompers Address On Labor At Fall Festival
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, spoke at the fall festival at Minsle hull tonight predicting victory for the anthracite strikers. He cited long hunger and protracted idleness as burdens on workers and said AF of L will provide financial aid. He warned cold weather would worsen coal shortages impacting operators and said organizers have been sent to the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Minsle Hull
Coal shipments decline in Hazleton region after strike
Hazleton area coal production drops 65 percent since the strike began. Last Saturday 256 loaded cars moved over the Hazleton division of the Lehigh Valley railroad, 544 cars below the average daily shipment. Markle & Company’s output is rising with four more cars shipped Saturday than Friday. Coxe Brothers & Company, with twenty four collieries, is not included in the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Coxe Brothers & Company
Markle
M GINNIS MISQUOTED BY EXVIVIVE WIRE
The Cambridge Coal Company manager James denied that his partner J C McGinnis made a speech urging attacks. He said workers were cautioned not to fire and that peaceful measures were preferred. He added forces would be used only if disturbances occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
S&d
James
Cambridge Coal Company
J. C. McGinnis
Mules Move to County Farm Amid Mine Strike
Three hundred mules from the Reliance and Alaska mines belonging to the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Co were moved to the county corral. The firm warned 2,600 workers that if they did not return by Saturday the collieries would be abandoned for an extended period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Reliance
Alaska
Philadelphia and Freading Coal and Iron Company
Behuytkill County Corral
Arbitration favored in mining and labor disputes across regions
Reports from September 2 to 16 indicate ministers and labor leaders advocating arbitration to resolve coal mining strikes. Meetings in Beyptiat, Metiadiiet, and Reading discuss peaceable settlement, with references to coal production, wage issues, and possible adjustments to strike actions.
Unclear OCR Passage About Company Action
Fragmentary text mentions a Hyling company and a decision or action affecting activities and dependents, with uncertain dates and details. The readable parts suggest a corporate or official notice but lack clear names, places, or outcomes to confirm.
Teke Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab Let’s
Patent remedy box promises a money refund if it fails to cure with FB W Grove signature on each bottle noting approval by Se.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Druggiata
FB. W. Grove
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Komati- Poor
Transvaal
Associated Prest
Loblaw
Watts
Pehle
TRON
Chris Evans
Ky Ewchaive Wire
Ohlone
Sathimel
M. Bugler
Secreturs of
Ifn Ledoration
Epee
Chester
Wits
Clertirr
Chester County
West End
Beecham
Pills Fe
Gobin Bara
Gompers
LABOR
Keechsie
Irene
Hazleton Division
Pree
M'Ginnis
Birdseye
Lehigh and
Schuylkill
Schuylkill and
Tee
West Brookside
Lincoln
P&r. C
Good Spring
Eens P
Otto Eneen
Phoenix Park
P.& RC T
Thomaston
R. C
Richardson Pean P.& RC
Glendower
P&c
Bear Valley
Buck Ridge
Henry Clay
Big Mountain
North
Ashland
Preston
Eeeneee
BP & RC
1. Co . Sees
Bear Ridge
Acsesseeek & RC
Ewe
Knickerbocker
Coos P
Kohinoor Serer
Suffolk
Shenandoah City
Turkey Run
Tunnel Ridge
West Shenandoah
I. Co
St. Clair
St. Clair Coal Co
Greenwood
Peddall Bros
East
Mitchell & Shepp
Oak Bil
Lytle
Lytle Coal Co
Ee Albright
Oon
Ee Albright Coal Co
Ellsworth
Davis Bros
Roberts
Ee Roberts Coal Co
Eeree
Howard, Ose
Eneer
E. C. White
Mit Hope
Ccsiaei
Mt. Hope Coal Co
East Ridge
Coenee Pine Hill
Pine Hill Coal Co
Aeae
Lorbe Loesch, Moore & Coefee
Little Diamond
Wolfe Creek Washery
Ee Stodart Coal Co
Stodart Washery
Palmer Washery
Een Tyler & McTurk
Broad Mountain Washery
Seeeenee
Carmel Ceer T. M. Righter & Co
Excelsior
Excelsior Coal Co
Drifton
Cross Creek Coal Co
Enen
Eckley
Buck Mountain
Tone
Stockton
Pete
Beaver Meadow
Derringer and Gowen
Acssunseeves
Oneida
Lehigh Coal & Nav. Co
L.c
L.c.& N Co
Lc. & N Co
Lehigh Valley Coal Co
Hazleton Shaft
Ewes
Spring Mountain
Spring Brook
Packer
Lehigh Valley Con Co
Lehigh Valley Con
Centralia
Logan and
Big
Min- Lehigh Valley Coal Co
Primrose
Lattimer
C. Pardee & Co
Lehigh & Wilkes-Barre Coal Co
Honey Brook
Lehigh & Wilkes
Jeddo
Highland
G. B. Markle & Co
Mill Creek Coal Co
Vulcan
Wees Mill Creek Coal Co
Hane Union Coal Co
Richards
Be One
Union Coal Co
Hickory Swamp
Oven Union Coal Co
Hickory Ridge
Cameron Serene Oneness Mineral BR
KR. & Mining Co
Luke
Hazle Brook
Silver Brook
Silver Brook Coal Co
Audenried Coal Co
Pond Creek
Wyoming & Pond Creek Coal Co
Dusky Diamond
Morgan & Arnold
Rowe Washery
Rowe & Stauffer Eneenr
Midvalle Coal Co
Park
Lentz & Co
Thomas Coal Co
Lawrence
Kehley’s
Lawrence Coal Co
Cambridge Coal Co
Cambridge Furnace
Rere
Eee
Ene Furnace Coal Co
Audenfeld Co
Star Washery
Carson Coal Co
Ieee
Carson Washery
Hugoton
Ohange
Alta iLee
Beyptiat Rministers
Mending
Aertlon
Sonttigin
Amwnda
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