Hazleton Miners and Troops See No Funeral Clash
Hazleton Pennsylvania reports that fears of a miners versus military confrontation at Latimer funeral processions did not materialize. General Gobin had issued a prohibition, a compromise kept peace, while Col- linger cases and potential sympathy strikes stirred labor tensions among Lehigh coal operators and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Latimer
Vie‘tims
Esterday
Gobin
Cing
No. T
Stockton
Mney
Leisen- Fing
McAdoo
Hazelton
Ozen
Bidave
Avill
Colored Women Convene in Nashville to Address Lynch Law
Delegates from across the United States gather in Nashville for the National Association of Colored Women three day convention. The body, led by Mrs Booker T. Washington, will discuss lynching and other race issues, urging reforms and elevating womanhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association
Nashville
United States
National Association of Colored Women
Boston
Josephine St. Pierce ‘Ruffin
National Federation of
Afro-American Women
National Federation of Afro-American Women
National League For Colored Women
Booker.t. Washington
South
Woman's Board
Centennial
J.a. Napier
G. W. Morn
Eugene Harris
Mas Stewart
Scarce Ands Reveal Bounty Problem For Fruit Growers
Fragmentary report notes scarce supplies and rising costs for fruit growers as they seek help to secure enough crops this year. Potential labor shortages and market pressures loom over the farming community's harvest prospects.
Pensions and Postmasters Noted in Washington Dispatch
Washington dispatch lists pensions granted to original recipients and restorations and reissues in several states including Iowa and South Dakota. It also records appointments of postmasters at towns across Iowa Nebraska and Delaware counties with names and changes of incumbents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fransham
Council
Gerge
Reed
Toama
Muscatine
John ‘Dede
Davenport
Ion
Trerease
Mathew Horan
Witt
Lafayette Springer
Millville
A. S. Chase
Soldiers
Ray Wakefield
Woodbury
Mary I. Springer
South Dakota
Johnston N. Dunn
Hot Springs
Narcisse Collins
Deadwood
Nebraska
David
A. Huston
Arina
Jensnett Morehouse
Central City
Benjamin
le Butler
Central
Dundee
Delaware
J. L. Gilbert
O. A. Hazelring
Fairbank
Buchanan
G. W. Bothiveh
S. J. King
Galva
Ida County
W- J. Patten
C. B. Randall
Golden
J. Mickler
A. R.allcut
Weak Spanish government faces Cuban crisis risk
The Times correspondent in San Sebastian notes near indifference among officials to the political situation in Cuba. He argues Weyler may remain in Cuba due to Canovas del Castillo, but militia efforts alone cannot pacify Cuba. He suggests considering U S aid stoppage to rebels to hasten collapse and urges Spanish statesmen to weigh the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Times
San Sebastian
Partes
Cuba
Weyler
Canovas del Castillo
Georgia furnishes a very peculiar case of murder
In Columbus Georgia Edgar Stripling a popular planter surrendered to Sheriff Bowles confessing to the assassination of William S Cornell near Chipley. He says the killing was to avenge his sister s honor after Cornell insulted her. The sister is Mrs Howell Durham and evidence points to two men firing from outside the window. Cornell 25, shot with a rifle and a double barreled gun, died instantly leaving his wife and child with relatives nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
William S. Cornell
Chipley
Edgar Stripling
Stripling
Bowles
Cornell
Syhtich
Howell Durham
Ong
Conflicting Testimony At Santa Fe Wreck Inquiry
The Santa Fe wreck inquiry in Emporia Kansas heard fifteen witnesses with conflicting statements. Conductor Ferguson and trainmen testified no red light was displayed though orders urged attention to signals. Lang agent Larson and locals testified red signals existed and warned of the east bound train. The hearing adjourned until Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timony
Inquist
United
Emporia
Kan
Santa Fe
Ferguson
California
Express Tain
Lang
N. B
Larson
James Wood
Wm. M. Nichols
George
Alvin
Burlingame
Faix
Bryan
President Andrews to Be There for Brown Welcome
Providence Sept 15 President Andrews returns from Saratoga with John Brisb n Walker and offers no plans for himself or Cosmopolitan university. He will lead the chapel service at Brown when the college opens Wednesday and students plan a reception upon the occasion. The collegians are hot partisans of President Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Providence
Andrews
Saratoga
N. Y
John Brisbn Walker
University
Brown University
Salmon catch value falls to three cents a fish here
Port Townsend Wash Sept 15 inspector Webber reports the season’s largest salmon catch value. Fish sold for 3 cents each, down from 20 to 25 cents last year. Also notes four new yellow fever cases in New Orleans reports and planned church collections in Pueblo Colorado for miners relief.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Customs House
Webber
Ben
Point Roberts
Northwest
Springfield
Egan
The
State Board of Health
New Orleans
Cairo
Union Veterans in Session at Columbus Convention
The Union Veteran Legion holds its annual convention in Columbus beginning today in conjunction with the Army of the Cumberland reunion. The meeting debates associate membership allowing noneligible citizens into branches. officers include National Commander John P. Donahue and others. The order, founded in 1881, has 144 encampments in 21 states and over 10 000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Union Veteran Legion
Army of the Cumberland
Old Boys In Blue
Aasnong
Legion
John P. Donahue
Wilmington
Del
Russia and Austria Demand Redress Over Latimer Killings
Washington reports that Russian and Austrian diplomats, via consuls, seek blame and damages after the Latimer, Pa. killings. Austrian and Russian officials, now in Ber Harbor and Atlantic City, pledge swift fact gathering and potential formal apologies or indemnity, citing precedents from Cour de Alene and New Orleans and stressing U.S. responsibility for municipal actions impacting foreign subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Austria
Hazleton
Washington
New York Journal
Latimer
Department of State
Martin
Ber Harbor
Gregoire de Vellant
Legation
Atlantic City
Merlwage
New Orleans
United States
War plans against Spain discussed by naval intelligence bureau
Washington notes reveal the government readies for conflict with Spain. A conference by naval intelligence officers approved a detailed plan to use the North Atlantic squadron within striking distance of Havana at the first sign of war. Four naval reserve ships of the American line are named for potential action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington Special
Spain
Naval Intelligence Bureau
North Atlantic
Havana
Paris
St. Louis
St. Pau
Cabinet to Consider Pacific Railroad Foreclosure Plan
Washington cabinet meets to discuss the Union Pacific foreclosure arrangement and a possible government payout to the reorganized syndicate. Also on the agenda are Section 22 of the Dingley law, Mondike dangers relief, and Alaska relief constraints amid limited funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Union
Pacific Railroad
Cleveland
McKenna
Pennsylvania
Cabinet
No Verdict in Craven Case with Split Jury
The Angus Craven case in San Francisco failed to reach a verdict as jurors stood eight to four for Mrs Craven. Just before midnight they reported inability to decide and were discharged by Judge Staeks. Attorney Mitchell sought submission to the chancellor and further arguments were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair
San Francisco
Angus-Craven
Mrs. Craven
Staeks
Mitchell
Slack
Addiliane
Labor federation meets in Bloomington to protest Woodmen printing
The fifteenth annual Illinois Federation of Labor conference opens in Bloomington with President Charles Rifler presiding. Resolutions are adopted protesting Modern Woodmen officers for selecting the non union Nebraska State Journal for printing the national organ and other Woodmen printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Nois Federation of ‘Labor
Charles Rifler
Springfield
Fulton II
The
Woodmen
Nebraska State Journal Company
Fulton
Miners of Illinois to Convene on Uniform Rates
President Carson issues call for a state miners convention in Springfield on September 20. Illinois operators are invited to meet with miners' delegates to push for a uniform mining rate across the state. The action aims to address the mining situation and coordinate rate setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dain
Dem
Braidwood
Ill
Carson
Springfield
Illinois
Medicine Creek Pearls Found. Iowa Men Report Wreck Study
Chillicothe Mo Sept 15 Medicine creek a small stream with source in Iowa runs through the eastern part of the county and is said to yield pearls Two men from Iowa who had quietly followed the wreck for the past week announced today they are examining the stream for pearls and treasure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Medicine Creek
Iowa
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Des Moines
Jimi Corbett
Burlingt
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Lohman
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Berryhill
AC Peoria
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Rockford
Roa
Seisler
Tracey
Dubuque
Cedar
Rapids
Arteries
McDougaley
Georgia
William Cornellis
Edward Sempling
President Andrews
Pueblo
Colo
National Legion In
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Naval Department
Union Pacific Plan
Mondike
the Treasury
Alaska
Indiana
Halifax
Naval
Bottoy
United- Labor
Miners OF
Henry Schemmer
Rock Valley
Giuperts
Sheldon
Sioux County
J. H. Lynch
Dan Bloom
Rock Valley, Iota
AM Gorda
Emre
Ani
John Webbents
Reys
Washington, D.C
Illinois Central
Sioux City
Chicase
Iowa Falls
Pdubuque
Chicago
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