Troops Deployed as Coal Region Unrest Escalates
In Tamaqua and surrounding towns May 2, 18.. reports describe armed confrontations between striking miners and state troops. Citizens named John King Timothy King and John Tabs faced detentions after a stone-throwing clash near Summit. Governor White orders further company mobilization as violence and property damage rise along Panther Creek and Lehigh coalfields.
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Tawi
Dye MA
Caplala d. Borger Cvarkarl
Company BF
Twelfth
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Mwelfth
Weolley
Rio
Symufit
Stiikers
Cheadl- Mers
Irey Xmarteen
Tadley
Hm Ue
Martyen
Summit
de Lauterman
Ama Sildiers
Viet Ag
Davichond Wes Steel
Wtae Rtl
Tya Btane
Stel Sohncek
Mirsvil
Cieir
John King
Timothy King
John Tabs
Mluatky
Mother Wa Madeon
Wwelsh
Hever Fintt
Coaldilla
Laustont
Virsinba
Thimtinston
James F. Verlander
West Viking Oafond
Covernor White
Eee
Tives
Milton ii
New River
Stenamland
Philadelphia
Clix
Cithulelptila
Readfing Radiway Station
Stenandoah
Tidinn Widuo
Male Street
Hazelton
Aix
Pastadelphia
New York
Stenographers’ Convention Leader Reports Death in Tragic Case
In Baratoga New York Aug 20 a stenographers convention meeting was led by President Sidney C Ormaby. A dramatic incident ended with Mrs John McCurdy killed herself following the fear she might become insane. The report notes the tragic event amid illness and personal loss.
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Baratoga
N.Y
New York State
Acathon Hak Negun
Sidney C. Ormaby
New York
Chicago
John McCurdy
Bag
Power and Laub deny funds in Northern Pacific stock transfer
In New York on November 2 General Benjamin Power and George Alfred Laub testified before Examiner Mabey regarding the Northern Pacific stock transfer. Camille Webtunfeld and others faced cross examination about alleged transactions involving 100 shares and the implication of Power’s lack of stake. Strong denials surfaced as Weldonfelt, Bulkley, and Tierney Stern questioned the chain of custody and whether Power ever owned the stock in question.
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Peter Power
New York
General Benjamint
Trey Coat
Mabey
Camille Webtunfeld
Power
George Alfred Laub
Out Couture
Peete
Laibsk
Wallen
Weldonfelt
Ures
Alfred Teant
Bulkley
Ee Maily
Hous
Pater Lower
Weiderfeld
Ain
Weidengield
Buelkday
Tenry Stern
Pater
Ubarnel Beats Rolbein in Narrow Fashion
Ubarnel defeats Rolbein as Ringland nearly seals a comeback, with breakdowns of late plays and a finish shaped by fatigue. English players and local teams figure, while injuries and exhaustion affect both sides, leaving a dramatic conclusion.
Will of Robert Remington Reveals Eight-Part Division
Aug 22 New York reports the will of the late Robert Remington, who killed a man in Noeyport a few days earlier. The will orders estate divided into eight parts with seven shares to the wife, who shall survive him. The testator’s brother is not mentioned.
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Remington
New York
Robert BR. Remington
Lime
Noeyport
Nassau Pack
Testator
Aise
Sultan Repeats Measures If Armenian Loyalty Is Guaranteed
Constantinople August 27 The sultan agreed to renew exceptional Armenian measures if the Armenian patriarch guarantees no trouble will follow. The patriarch accepts and signs a document pledging loyalty and promised tranquility. Imperial trade is now awaited.
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Constantinople
Fourth Clann Voutmantern postmasters named across states
Washington August 23 The fourth installment lists new postmasters by state. In New Jersey names include Intaville Harris Mont Vale Paul Pratt Sta Philip B Rackafeltow. Vermont entries mention Vempanoasue Cora endan.
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Clann Voutmantern
Washington
New Jersey
Intaville
Harris
Mont Vale
Aul Pratt
Sta
Great Timber Fire Destroys Idaho Cameron Lumber Mills
The Cameron Limber company mills were destroyed by fire in Idaho. An estimated 25,000,000 feet of adobe lumber burned, with damage expected between 80,000 and 100,000 dollars. Insurance coverage is uncertain with limited details available.
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Great Timber Pire
Idaho
Harrison, Jan
Cameron Limber Company
Joanna
Roosevelt Speech Honors Civil War Veterans and Soldiers
President Roosevelt travels by train to New England delivering a long address in Manchester and Nashua. He praises Union soldiers, emancipation, and national resilience, urging present generations to uphold lofty ideals beyond material success.
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Kresdom
Atiie
Thast
Washington
Marshall
Brent
Moody
Union
TAIR WILL SETTLEMENT AT ISSUE IN FRIGID ESTATE
San Francisco report on a contested settlement over the will of Chardos Toair. Charles L. Matehive resigns as executor. minor heirs including Mrs. Auer MW Nelson Abram Nelson and Charles Smith seek a fair probate plan. Estate valued around 300000 with multiple properties across Napa Solano and Calaveras counties. Nelsons and spouses transfer rights to Oelrigh and Ates Vanderbird.
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Meira
Imyn
San Francisco
AIA
Charles L. Matehive
de Kafr
Auer MW
Neleon
Abram Nelson
Charlen Smith
Masa
Chardos
Nelson
Oelrigh
Ates
Vanderbird
Iy Ban Muted
Napa
Volo Wid Bante Holdings
Calaverna
Publc Admintatvator
Farnham
Willa
Rain and Flood Warnings Across Lower California
Rain saves lower California amid scattered showers as regions in the southern territory report sustained wet conditions. Officials cite three year drought relief potential and note rainfall totals exceed typical averages, easing abatement measures. Local farms anticipate improved soil moisture and forage prospects across Nesom and Darren districts.
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California
Lower
Nesom
Darren
Benefaction by Whitney funds Hevesford trust plan
The Whitney of New York has founded the Hevesford trust to aid the Derby stakes benevolence. Trustees including Lord Wilberforce and Leopald de Rothschild plan a yearly meeting at Newmarket to consider applications for assistance from individuals connected with the venture.
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London
Wille
Wilney
New York
Heresford Trist
Whitney
Niw
York
Wile Hut Teresturd
Aytthy
Skl
JA Peter Slaves
Che
Aanorkany
Simehiins
Frinch Treaty Valid and Prisoner Released in Treaty Case
A confusing report notes the Frinch treaty validity and a prisoner released from custody under orders from the French consul general. It mentions Deviation of Suit and a Mashed voyage, with references to a man named Grader and remarks about imprisonment and release on a future date in relation to a treaty. The document appears to be a wartime or diplomatic note.
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Ratton Ty Sn
Ann Mranelden
Ty Eustody
United States
Tulsa
Metric Iuige
Loberne
Vite
Woman killed in deadly window blast near New York street
A woman named Lontso Arendis, 16, was killed in an explosion at a residence on One Avenue, New York. Police and investigators reported a window blast from a door window as the cause. The incident damaged the house and nearby storefronts, with emergency responders and local officials investigating the scene.
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Beth
New York
One Avenue
Lontso Arendis
Memorial event noted in New York on August date
Report of a memorial exercise at a New York arena with officials and a governor involved. Attendees include named leaders and local figures, with plans for future remembrances and related ceremonies.
President elected of all Nation Staterna YOOTRUeS
Joseph A. Longist of Titehnrs Pennsylvania, past supreme regent of theyona Avandia, has been elected president of all Nation Staterna YOOTRUeS in Denver on Aug 29.
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Tate Elweted
Denver
Joseph A. Longist
Titehnrs
Theyona Avandia
All Nation Staterna Yootrues
New York bound Duke Worls of Itassin
Aug. 20 in Bruceton Nok a fire damaged the St.Tratmos barn near Cin MWh. Residents search the ruins and report a blaze suspected to have started at a porch or window. Miss Katherine Shute and other locals are reported to have perished in the event.
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Nuele Gore
New York
Bato
N.Y
Ang
Itassin
Parly
Bruceton
Nok
Otor St. Tratmos
Trobups
Katherine Shute
Sieg
Port de France reports eruptions and port activity
Incoming dispatch from Paris notes activity at the Peleok Ministry and Me colonies. Messages dated Menkiy Mags report Mont Pete eruptions and cables to Martiotywue coupler interrupted both math and sou. de Sowa of Peleok Activity mentioned in ministry brief.
Unclear text fragment hints at political figures and a battle scene
Fragmentary report mentions Batent to Sat Delverton and names such as HBOUDO Washeette Auecerstully, Fort Steridar, Prank Byer, Nii battellon, Wittig Bowe, and an oleule party. Story arc includes a ravine scene and references to death in a conflict.
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Delverton
Ochicago
Hboudo Washeette
Steridar Tuissner
Nii Battellon
Yan Nineng
Anand George Breakey
Wittig Bowe
Miles Talks On Trip As General Will Tour Plans
Miles discusses potential travel to inspect army camps in the Pacific area, with a Philippine visit proposed for thirty to sixty days. He plans to visit nearly every army camp, outlines a possible inspection tour, and notes timing ahead of the general's annual war department report.
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Awrwisigtian
Adie
Mey
Miles
Whitey
Mans
Will
Washington
Han San Peanelsea
Acrogs
Pacific
Gaieru Miles
Lin
Oits
Saya Miles
Yoward
Philippines
Gener
Wiil
Wittel
Gover
Iis
Lipton's Challenge and Amertonite Cup Draw
The Times notes Lipton's challenge for the Amertonite Cup, to be staged in September, with emphasis on giving holders a fair chance to defend. It discusses Britain’s preparations and the featured athletes, highlighting the impact on future opportunities and forward plans for the event.
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Todi
Sie Thong Ulpton
Legor Witting
Amerdea
Thomas
Missionaries Ordered Out of Pennity City in Death Threats
Aug 20. Word says Everett Morgan and family, former Malitel residents now at Cotorui Moxton, warned to quit city by Sept 17 or face death. The four year old WeKLVE Yearly meeting missionaries, joined by Miss Sarah Lindley, seek government protection as they plan to leave.
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Mestvann
Pintufield
Ind
Everett Morgan Rink Tix
Malitel
Cotorui
Moxton
Tare
Max
Mra. Morgan
Mylonus Alow
Whey
Sirah Lindley
Americi
Movement rumor on missionary departure in Philippines
A report notes Gui May Mushc to Manta Rome, Anss 2 Mer Guidi, once apostolic member in the Philippines, preparing to depart for Manila. The informing body downplays the movement’s significance while detailing organizational revelations at a church gathering in the Phopphyes.
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Gui May
Manta Rome
Guidi
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