Minera Aferithe Deadsy labor strife spreads in coal regions
A lengthy, error-filled report describes miners at Markle mines Jeddo Oakdale and Highland facing layoffs and reduced work as employers resist wage advances. It notes near idle Jeddo, small numbers at Markle slopes, and mixed activity across other collieries while calls for settlement grow and rumors of wage increases circulate.
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Vailey
GB. Markie & Co
Jeddo
Oakdale
Highland
Frm
jMorer
Markle
W. H. Smith
Markle Mines
Uty-Enecolliers
Beaver Meadow
Coxe Brothers & Co
Leteh Valley Coal Company
Hazleton
Ecopany
Stockton
Entre Valley
China Crisis Deepens As War Fears Persist
Washington reports indicate Germany plans a broad military program in China and Li Hung Chang may soon travel with an escort to Pekin. Dispatches from Chaffee show Pekin quiet and Li Hung Chang near Tientsin, while France Tuan is named president of the privy council in China with other officials honored. officials warn of possible severe actions if China remains hostile.
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Abu
Germany
China
Eny
Count von Waldersee
Gen
Chaffee Sen
Li Hung Chang
Chaffee
Chaves
Taku
Washington
Seave
Tientsin
Wilson
Pekin
Vhins
Washington, D. C
France Tuan
Privy Council
Prince Tuan
State Department
Rockefeller Wins Million Dollar Suit Against Corrigan
Judge Lamson of the common pleas court ruled in favor of John D Rockefeller in a civil suit brought by Capt James Corrigan. Corrigan claimed fraud over 2,500 Standard Oil trust certificates used to secure a loan in 1895, arguing stock was worth 450 when Rockefeller valued it at 167 per share. Arbitrators had sided with Rockefeller, but Corrigan appealed to court.
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Weekion
Corrigan
Cleveland
Lamson
Common Pleas Court
John D. Rockefeller
James Corrigan
Rockefeller
Corrigen
Lice pratal and death in New York City streets
Charles F. Peck real estate dealer aged sixty was found dead on West Seventieth Street New York after leaving his office with money and valuables missing. His face showed brutal injuries and signs pointed to possible homicide or accident.
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Maurere
New York
Charles F. Peck
West Eighty-fourth Street
West Seventieth Street
Coal Strike Talks Edge Toward Wage Pact
Leaders from independent coal operators meet with J Pierpont Morgan's office in New York to discuss a possible deal. A reported offer includes a ten percent wage rise and arbitration for future disputes as miners press for higher terms amid ongoing strikes.
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New York
Truesdale Waad Reports Ongoing Strike Talks at Morgan Office
Delaware Lackawanna and Western official says settlement in reach though not yet assured. He cites meetings in J P Morgan’s office and prior talks with a mediator unnamed, denies Cardinal Gibbons role, and hints Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia may be the peace mover. Also notes Germany may raise grain duties and reports cousin of General Grant Captain Frederick Dent Sharp’s death.
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Sett
Scranton
Loomis
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Coal Operators’ Association
Superintendents’ Association
Cuis
JD Dep
Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Realroad Company
J. P. Morgan
Hanus
Ryan
Carding Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons
Baldl- Moré
Rardies
Philadelphia
Ko Ralao
Berlin
Committee On Political Economy
Grant
Kansas City
Frederick Dent Sharp
Ulsasas
Kentucky House Passes New Election Law
The Kentucky House of Representatives approved a new election law impacting voting procedures. Details on voter access, candidate filing, and potential changes to polling processes are expected to follow in the chamber's next sessions. The measure moves to the Senate for consideration.
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Kentucky
May Elect Probate Judges In Large Illinois Counties
Attorney General Akin rules Kane Sangamon St Clair and Will counties may elect Probate Judges and clerks at the upcoming election. Question exists if two-year terms are possible since Probate Judge office is created by emergency once population hits 40000. vacancy to be filled by a special election. The constitutional timing provision is considered non mandatory in this projected system.
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West Pevision
Klinois
Akin
Springfield
Kane
Sangamon
St. Clair
Willard Adams
Mattoon Contest In Throws Opens Queen Election
The Mattoon street fair queen contest will be held October 11 and 12 with entries from Shelby Effingham Edgar and Clark counties. The candidate with the most votes becomes queen and each city will be represented by a maid of honor. Four leading candidates are listed with towns and supporters.
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Mattoon
Slingi
The
Shelby
Effingham
Edgar
Clark
Sullivan
Martha
Moody
Odin
Thomas Keuns
Matthen
Oetober
Knights of S’ythias and
Elks
Funeral of Gen Palmer and large family reunion noted
Under leaden skies Gen Palmer soldier statesman jurist and writer was buried in Carlinville. State offices and public buildings flew at half mast as services were brief at Springheld residence. Masonic and G A R rites followed at the cemetery with notable honorary pallbearers listed. Second reunion of the Root family held at Newman with twelve siblings present and ninety six relatives from Illinois Indiana Iowa Missouri and Nebraska sharing an elegant dinner.
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Gen. Palmer
Coll McAuley Palmer
Carlinville
Aim Springheld
Christ
Masons
Masonic Lodge
Grand Army of the Republic
Cullom
Tanner
Stevenson
Fifer
Connolly
John C Fuck
Jesse J. Phillips
Rot
Newman
Jevi Root
Less Root
D.O
J. TL. Root
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Teenager Charged After Fatal Schoolyard Quarrel
Clarence Smith, 17, near the state line east of Marshall, killed William E. Walker, 52, after a quarrel at a school. Walker confronted Smith’s family at the school, then left. the youth’s brother allegedly joined the dispute, striking Walker with a four foot club, injuring him severely. Walker died at 10 p.m. Smith is jailed in default of 3000 bail.
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Noy
State Line
Eipht
Marshall
Clarence Smith
William E. Walker
Walker
John Smith
Clarence
Mr. Smith
Mr. Walker
Medicine guidance and old time dose instructions
Read the label and shake the bottle before pouring. A medicine glass costs two cents and should be kept in every house. Dosing times vary with directions, with cautions about night feeds and after meal iron. Quinine is to be taken before meals and coffee or milk helps mask bitter tastes. Chinese army notes mention youth soldiers, treaty-port newspapers, and a small navy with modern rifles and guns.
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Philadelphia
Husband Says Suicide in Chicago Apartment
Mrs. Joseph O'Neill was found dead in a Wabash Avenue apartment with a bullet wound to the temple. Police were summoned by her husband after a struggle was evident, with bloodstains on the shirt front and items scattered about the room.
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Chicago
Joseph O'Neill
Wabash Avenue
Righl Temple
O'Neill
Tribune fragment hints at broken text and names
Fragmentary OCR text from a Tribune page includes scattered words like weak, Moon, marriage, pal, and other incomplete phrases. The readable content is insufficient to identify a clear event, person, or date. No coherent summary possible beyond noting the damaged state of the source.
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St. Louis Globe- Democrat
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Demorest's Magazine
Harper's Magazine
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Harper's Young People
Toledo Blade
St. Louis Republic
Pleasant Mars
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Pop Monthly
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