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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1902

Page

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Baer Misstatements in Coal Wage Debate Public Letter

A public letter counters Baer's claims on bituminous and anthracite wages and hours. It argues wages, hours, and dangers differ by coal type, cites per capita output rises with mining automation, and stresses miners' union demands for higher pay, safer conditions, and better equipment.

Baer Wiis Baer Tim Feir Juste Laer Cam Staten Enty Boer Haar Pennsylvania Col Milling Engineering and Mining Journal Uie Cone Tinues Hie Haer Duran Laere Hier Penney Caalfelds Iaca Chin Atrike Uniiree Buine Workers Amerien Willis

ACHENME TO GE Boston Bass in Legal Action Chronicle

Legal notice from Boston publishers alleging actions by multiple companies including Lehigh Valley and Reading, naming courts and claims for compensation. Document cites employment terms, damages, and potential appointment of a receiver in a complex corporate dispute dated September 20.

Boston Ashkines Roeceiver Cual Cary Lehigh Vatley Stair Trend Conner Ganda WW. Oliman

Fragmentary 19th Century Notice With Names and Deaths

A mangled dispatch reports multiple deaths and incidents including Henry Une Tanles of New Haven dying at sea aboard the Aloron Tying, coroner Mar tius of Brooklyn evaluating the scene, and Denise of New York. It mentions terminal illness, a pneumonia death for Mrs Ash, and references a county convention and political notes from September 20. The text is garbled and shows scattered names and places with unclear connections.

Denise New York Henry Une Tanles New Haven Miehor New Tevendu Martius Brooklyn Malatom New

Incomplete OCR Hints of Vatican Negotiations Cause Ripples

Fragments reference tension between a governor and the Vatican amid talks about appointing a bishop in a Wisconsin locale. Names are garbled, but the context shows unrest over church negotiations and local political reactions. The text remains unclear on exact parties and dates.

Tolagos War Ends and Merger Plans Declared

An official statement announces the Tolagos war ended and outlines a merger between Awegtown and weitteh Interoutn Extoeted. It cites joint interests of American and Keltians and mentions the Lobncco company and prominent groups like the Lawportal and Americas emue Pinies.

Annahua Meiliscs Craeel Aries Sonny Aires

Mayor Near Death After Bear Hunt Incident

In Seattle an exhausted mayoral candidate was found after a perilous chase through woods near Like Washington. He suffered a serious ankle condition and starvation symptoms with only scarce food. Rescuers brought him home where he remains in serious condition.

Seatile Seattle Perth Waelington Humes

Dreadful West Chelsea murder case described by police

The report details a gruesome crime at a Manhattan restaurant where Captain Crate and Detectives Sheehan pursue a complex series of killings. Walter Crate Jr and McAnterney are central suspects, with violent acts including a furnace disposal, arson, and body desecration. Police movements and suspects are described, with Oliver Tobin and Alexander McAntorney involved, and a woman, Melina Withers, linked to the case.

Caplin Sect Tendertold Bafiod Asc Sheehan Cay Thlbig Wirtel Enys Phenavitha Ting Walter Crate Glen Cove Walter Ort, Jr Chietieth Street Morse Ghartes M1 Seventh Avenue Caytain Bratt Potin Che Walter Tobin Eulbun Alexander McAntorney McAnierney Deson Oluery Detectes Melina Withers Merertaurant Munsie Coyoner Ickson Mal McAntertey Nye Mabie Doc Grace Burnett Taut Fey Brooklyn House of Detention Takeuk Tito Reonitant Palleey Clint Ehsctoas Vobin Allag- Iter

Siomly's Terrible Plight From Sudden Catastrophe

Fragmented OCR describes a disaster scenario with references to a terrible plight, cemeteries, and bunkers. It mentions deaths, burial sites, and operations amid wreckage. The text implies a wide-scale calamity with survivors and damaged infrastructure, centering on a beleaguered population and evacuation efforts.

Noisy Exchange Mixes Policy and Theater News

Washington reports Indian Agent Mielitt denying reports of a 6000 value reburial at Ban Tua county. President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt attended a Paris theater performance as tension rises over public speech. In Paris, a deadly crash leaves 81 dead as a crowd flees a tent fire near an AME loan camp.

Washington Mielitt Pore Cietintee Apiaerith Dll Afalos Tua Gannet

Murder suspects named in New York case near Garey Txt

Police identify Heine the Wogan Thins as main suspects in the murder of James Winston at Garey Txt near here Wermerday morning. The two men, believed involved, were tracked after a train crash on the West Shore line disrupted service between Pot Fonda and Sprakers, injuring several aboard and wrecking the engine.

James Winston Garey Pot Fonda N.Y Willa Muralville Ysis West Shore Iain Sprakers Niles

Mystery death in Hartford area tied to Milton Avenue resident

A man identified as Charles Teager aged seventy six was found dead in an alley near Kingebury and Superior streets in Hartford Connecticut. Police and doctors said he died from a broken spine after an apparent fall or attack with no clear motive or suspect.

Hartford Conn Charles Teager Winnierh Tielford Hsetonbiry Belestenn Gate Rer Ghistouhiuy

St. Lenin Handle Car Case Linked to St Louis Probe

Chicago Sept 20 James Lampbell a Bt Lowis broker told Judge Dovelis of St Louis he has no knowledge of two checks totaling 47 500 cashed at Campbell bank. He attended a meeting at the Auditorium Annex hotel Newite with Iu to discuss the bribery investigation involving the municipal assembly of St Louis.

St. Lenin Chicago James Lampbell Bt. Lowis Dovelis St. Houle Campbell Tg Mocuoeet Anditorium

Dinmenie Works Explosion Kills Eight Men at Caenogie Yard

An explosion at the Caenogie works in Dinmenie traps eight men in a furnace yard. Workers report a sudden blast that sent debris through the air as they attempted to escape. The injured are hospitalized with severe burns and trauma, while authorities investigate the cause and relay details of the catastrophic accident.

Wmtan Liana Sherefe Workers Amerca Jeweul Neers Lremen Coli Toyo Mn Morkesspitt John Uist Duqinsne Toh George Cripu- Wik Mike Mishke Mile Webring Sud Rome Caenogie Works Dinmenie Sana

Wartime Railway Notice From Vit a Town

In XII, September 28 issue, a sparse dispatch alerts readers of a local transport restriction. The message notes a weekly schedule and protection measures impacting services through towns, with mention of a passenger directive and a state official.

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