Peace Holds Amid Miner Military Tension at Latimer Funeral
In Tazieton Pennsylvania on September 16 a feared clash between miners and troops did not occur during Latimer victims funerals. A 10 percent wage demand threatened widespread strikes at Coxe collieries while workers awaited pay day. Funeral processions drew up to 5,000 without incident as clergy urged calm and General Gobin maintained firm control.
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Tazieton
Latimer
Gabio
Coxe
No. 7
Stockton
Wen
Leisen King
Upper Lehigh
McAdoo
Ley
Harwood
Undertaker Mony
Yarleton
Minera
Collins
Gobhin
Altmirer
Ners
Cochin
Supe Samonary
Mungariana
Auies
Oruley
United Mine Week
Wis
Ten Br Union
Martin
Gobin
Warranr
Thal Nels
National Association of Colored Women Meets in Nashville
Delegates from across the United States converge on Nashville for a three day National Association of Colored Women convention beginning today. The event, led by Mrs Booker T. Washington, aims to elevate race and womanhood and protest lynching while addressing issues like segregated rail cars and chain gang practices.
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National (Association
Nashsville
Nashville
United States
Boston
Josephine St. Pierce Ruffin
National Federation of
Afro-American Women
Federation of
Afros American Women
National League For Colored Women
Wasthnoton
National Association of Colored Women
South
Senion
Woman's Board
Centennial
Citizeon of
J. UL. Napier
Er. G. W. Mor
Harvest Hands Scarce in California Crop Work
San Francisco reports a labor shortage for this year’s harvest. Employment offices show Fresno, Tulare, Napa, Sonoma, Yolo, Santa Clara, and Yuba counties lacking workers with 1000 men needed in Fresno. Typical pay has dropped from $20 a month plus board to a day rate, yet demand far exceeds supply across several industries.
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San Francisco
California
Fresno
Napa
Sonema
Yolo
Santa Clara
Yuba
Veterans Pensions and Postmaster Appointments Announced
Washington reports pensions granted yesterday to veterans and widows across multiple states. Postmasters were appointed or reassigned in numerous counties including Delaware, Ida, and Nebraska, with several resignations noted and new appointees listed.
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Washington
Fallawar Lewa
Henry Franshirm
Latimer
Joseph J. Wright
Counett Mutts
George Reed
Lama
August Bichoft
Muscatine
John Dede
Davenport
Mathew Horn
Lafayette Springer
Deel
Millville
Chase
Soldiers’ Home
Iaerrase
Itay Wakefieid
Woodbury
Mary I. Springer
South Dakota
Messane
Tae Johnston
N. Dunn
Mot Springs
Narelsse Collins
Dearwoor
Nebraska
David A.lston
Finn
Sennett Morehouse
Central Cio
Newjamin FE
Dundre
Delaware County
Cubert
O. A. Hanebeing
Ralbank
Hueents
Iw Holhwell
S. J. King
In. Va
Ida County
W. J. Catten
View CO
Randall
Delaware Country
B. J. Migider
A. Tt. Aurn Resigned; Belna
van Tein
Jesse Stump
W. Lta
Renerved
Emerson
Dixon Coun Cobb
Kerwin
aAgencie
Cheyenne
Canis
FL Lehmikuhl
Weak Government Faces Indifference Amid Cuba Tensions
Times correspondent reports Madrid observers decry extreme indifference among ministers generals diplomats and public men toward Cuba crisis. They warn Spain’s government may weaken further and question whether the United States could halt supplies to insure Cuban rebels.
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Spain
London
Times
San Sebastiaa
Nberala
Weyler
Guba
Canovas del Casella
Cuba
Multis
United States
Confession Clears Mystery in Cornell Murder Case
Edgar Stripling, a neighbor and coroner's juror, surrendered in Palwmtus Ga and confessed to killing William S. Cornell after alleging insult to his sister Mrs Howell Darlui. The crime occurred near Chipley and multiple shots from two weapons were fired, with two footprints found outside the window. Cornell, about 25, was shot in his home as his wife and child were away.
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Palwmtus
William
Cornell
Chipley
Edgar Stripling
Wellhawn
Stripling
Bowles
Joo
Honer
Mma
Stripling Iuas
Ead
Howell Darlui
Ita
Becane
Ishear
Inquest Curtain Falls on Santa Fe Wreck Lights Dispute
The inquest into the Bank wreck near Langarey adjourned after conflicting testimony on signaling. Conductor Kr...gasan and California press train crew claimed no red or white light display. Langarey residents confirmed watching for trains. light display disputed and the session ended with adjournment.
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Thnicada
Emperia
Wan
Her
Chu
Krrgasan
California
Lang
N.idarson
Avde
James Woorf
Win
M. Nichols
Langarey Faras
Larson
Burlingame Fair
President Andrews to be there for campus reception
President Andrews returns from a conference with John Brisbe Walker and plans a reception at Crown University. The president will lead the chapel activities on opening day and students prepare a grand welcome on the park. Cosmopolitan university plans remain undecided.
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Andrews Haa
Barataga
N.Y
John Brisbe Walker
Toy
Krown University
Collcians
Andrefa
Salmon catch praised in far northern waters report
Official customs house notice by Inspector Webber notes the salmon catch from Point Roberta over the last two months as the largest season on record in the northwest. Prices dropped from 20 to 25 cents last year to about 1 cent this season, benefiting fishermen.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Customs House
Webber
Point Roberta
Veterans in Session at Columbus Union Legion Meet
Columbus Ohio September 16 The annual Union Veteran Legion convention opens this week aligned with the Army of the Cumberland reunion. Members discuss membership changes allowing sympathetic supporters in, while leaders like Archibald Blakely of Harrisburg push for Colonels Makeley of Encampment 1 for chief officer.
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Columbus
Union Veteran Legion
Army of the Cumberland
Old Boys
Ayear
Assatials
Ocinte Lennehes
Legion
The
John Pt. Donate
Wilmington
Del
Willim R. Wooters
Philadelphia
J. I. Carpenter
Reading
W. Dotter Kremer
New York City
Pittsbaxg
State Department Faces Redress Over Latimer Killings
The New York Journal notes Russia and Austria seek redress after the Latimer Pa killings of a Russian subject and several Austro Hungarians. Diplomatic reps argue over blame and damages while the Austrian legation in Mer Hav er and Russia at Atlantic City weigh actions. American officials warn of broader diplomatic fallout if European governments view US as failing to protect foreign citizens.
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Hatel Tustington
New York Journal Tekorrnin
Latimer
Department of State
Russia
Austria
Conaulk
Shere Martin
Mer Haver
Gretoire de Wellant
Secalouia
Atlantic City
Mertwage
Milttry
Missin
Sherif Martin
Ashiskantehamertier
Te Amstrtan Jometion
Ute
Cone de‘Alene
Trajans
New Orleans
New Orleana
Mitas Ous
Jan de
War with Spain Rumor Circles in New York Tourney Advertiser
A New York Tourney Advertiser special claims the government is shaping plans to fight Spain. It says intelligence officials discussed war schemes and a North Atlantic squadron would be deployed with four reserve ships to monitor and warn American commanders of Spanish fleet movements.
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New York
Ian
Spaite Iigevensdy
9Igence Bureau
Sppian
Netus
Amorit Line
Parle
Levis
St. Paul
Nvith Res
Cabinet Confers on Union Pacific Foreclosure and Alaska Relief
Reports from Washington describe a cabinet meeting agenda including howforeclosure procedures on the Union Pacific would proceed with the government set to receive 1,000,000. discussions also cover section 22 of the Dingley law and potential relief for Alaska Klondike prospectors amid mounting concerns over costs and policy approaches.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Deving
Cleveland
McKenna
Pennsylviaia 19
Teis Winderstood
Innsmark
Peragas
Treasury
Lang
Alaska
Taediana
lGuifas
Bowles
New York
Ihe
United States
Ue Bint
de Marci
Goriaun
No Verdict In Craven Case Delays Proceedings
San Francisco Sept 13 The jury in the Craven case failed to reach a verdict and was discharged after remaining unable to agree. Judge Slaley noted the difficulty and potential for further action, while attorney Mitchell pressed for a new approach or continued consideration of the pleas.
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San Francisco
Dindae
Mitchell
United Labor Protest Seizes Annual Woodmen Conference
The 18th annual conference of the Modern Woodmen of America met in Bloomington on September 1 with President Chaves presiding. Protests emerged over current officer actions and a contested printing contract involving the Nebraska State Journal, prompting resolutions and formal communication to head officers.
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Mick Reena
Sesian
Mute
Une Ustinn
Laat
Ie National
Nebraska Btate Jou
Nan-Unies
Miners of Illinois to Meet Operators for Wage Talks
Illinois miners invite operators to meet mining delegates in Springfield on September 20 to discuss a uniform state wage rate and take definite action on mining siltation concerns.
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Miners OF
Illinois
Dil Vod
Batra Cor Mining
Mrathwoal
Sep
tenTresaren
Sprinsfok Beptern
Bey
Minnrs
Yanning
Pearls Found Along Medicine Creek Stream
Medicine Creek in Chillicothe Mo reveals pearls along the stream. Two men walking the creek last week gathered small pearls from the water, while observers report pockets full of them found by others nearby.
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Medicine Creak
Chins
Towa
Jerema
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