Great Conflict Hits Lehigh Miners Strike Peak
Hazleton Penn October 25 Lehigh coal region center of a vast labor dispute with 25000 miners on strike over pay. Operators refuse conferences with Knights of Labor, townsfolk report widespread destitution and emigration as winter approaches and coal runs scarce.իպ
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HaZ_EtONn
Penn
Lehigh Coal Region
Knights of Labor
Hazleton
Minneapolis
Lehigh
Jeddo
Primitive Methodist Church
Reading Railroad Company
Telegrams from the era report varied crimes and official notes
Revenue Agent Tuomas G Busetek resigns in Cincinnati. Lisa Weser of Lydia nee Blondes dies in Budalo. Shelby is jailed in Cairo Michigan for murder and robbery of Widow Moore. Dakota snow and US troops chase tribes. Governor Gordon defends Georgia opie. Yellow fever in Tampa Bay with 23 cases and 2 deaths. Findlay bakers wage war cutting bread price to two cents. Deputy Hall Day attacked by moonshiners in Maytown Kentucky. Robert Garrett’s mind deteriorates. Michael Sullivan dies after accident in Princeton Indiana. Miss Jennie Stewart found and marries Lou Johnson. DC tax commissioners to refund three dollar plumber license fees. Blinkey Morgan on trial for murder in Ravenna. Evans Selnh e near Paducah charged in murder of Mrs Stephen. Dickerson and Saunders shot in Coshocton Ohio. Frank Geenig on attempted murder in Cairo Michigan. Farmers lose money to patent medicine scams. Robert Garrett’s Western/Mexican trip likely canceled due to illness in Baltimore. Turbarge Oriental sinks in Lake Erie storm. crew named.
Bailey Talks on K of L Convention Contention
Bailey, member of the General Executive Board, arrived at PriresurG Pennsylvania en route to Philadelphia. He expressed dissatisfaction with the Minneapolis convention results and stated he has no grievances to air and no competing negotiations. The report notes a vote to reduce the expense failed and mentions Chicago meeting planned.
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Priresurg
Penn
W. H. Bailey
General Executive Board
K. of L
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Bailey
General Assembly
Chicago
Centennial Advertising Offices Remodeled in Government Building
The Centennial Printing and Advertising Committee will move to refined rooms on the fourth floor of the Government Building. Their new quarters on Sed Street are set to be ready after the next noon.
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Centennial Printing and Advertising Committee
Local Abbreviations Bridge Between Names and Incidents
Local brief items report several detentions and injuries. Ida Kaufmann fourteen of 42 Rittenhouse is charged with insorrigh. Carrie Gaunt eighteen of Neots Alated faces unrelated charge. Robert Vandale was detained at the House of Detention. Adam Guth forty three of 513 near Vine had a leg broken after a collision with Charles Busch. Busch and Wimmer were arrested.
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Ida Kaufmann
Rittenhouse Street
Sigh
Carrie Gaunt
The
Neots Alated A Wali Velonpog Twestier G Awa D.ar Beacen
Robert Vandale
Adam Guth
Eee
Mercer Street
Vine
Chas
Busch
Wimmer
Local Baseball Notes and Upcoming Game
The Cincinnati team defeated Indianapolis 8 to 2 in yesterday's game. Mullane and Keenan formed the battery, with Boyle and Arundel in the field as Cincinnati scored 18 runs to 11 against Indianapolis in an earlier clash. The clubs will meet again today as fans gave an ovation on arrival.
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Cincinnatis
Indianapolis
Mullane
Keenan
Boyle
Arundel
Cincinnatia
Detroite
St. Louis
Wraseld
Pn Ey Vy
Brutal fight at Cheeter Park ends with Campbell defeating Marienthal
A planned besting match at Chester Park descended into chaos as George Campbell and Teddy Marienthal fought in a bar room crowd. After a sequence of blows and improvised interference by Pete Nolan, McNamara, and Frank Kelly, Marienthal retreated injured while Campbell suffered severe facial wounds.
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Cheeter Park
George Campbell
Teddy Marienthal
Campbell
Marienthal
Abbey
Spring Grove Avenue
Chester Park
Pete Nolan
McNamara
A Hackman
Ee Eeeness
Ironton Horror List of Boiler Explosion Victims
TheIronton horror lists killed and wounded from the Lawrence Rolling Mill blast. Names killed Thomas O. Davis James Dyer and Michael Dyer. Fireman Peter Clay severely injured and will die. Others James Dyer sen Edward Dyer John Prichard Bob Jones Mike Grubb Jack McCormick Charles Sloan George Sherman Ben Golden John Maine Thomas W. Davis badly hurt but not seriously. 10 to 20 others bruised and stunned.
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Ironton
Lawrence
Thomas O. Davis
James Dyer
Michael Dyer
Peter Clay
Sen
Edward Dyer
John Prichard
Bob Jones
Mike Grubb
Jack McCormick
Charles Sloan
George Sherman
Ben Golden
John Maine
Thomas W. Davis
Almost a murder at Mike Shields saloon
A row broke out at Mike Shields saloon at Seventh and Cutter after E. V. White and a woman named Clancy drank. White threatened violence, broke glasses, and drew a dirk. Shields fired twice as White fled, ending with White dropping the knife and escaping.
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Mike Shield
Southwest Corner
Seventh
Cutter
E. V. White
Linn
Betts
Clinton
Hamed Clancy
White
Shields
Twain
Mate Aunge
Roland
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Tuomas G. Busetek
Cincinnati
Lisa Weser
Lydia Nee Blondes
Budalo
Shelby
Cairo
Moore
Dakota
United States
Gordon
Georgia
Tampa Bay
Rey
Findlay
Ohio
MansHall N. T. Day
Maytown
Robert Garrett
John McCullough
Michael Sullivan
Princeton
Ind
Joan Bosso
Mrs. At Adama
Jennie Stewar P
Evansville
A. B. Warren
Lou M. Johnson
Tax Commissioners of
District of Columbia
Circuit Court
Bce Ana
Blinkey Morgan
Ravenna
Huligan
John Co
Blinkey
Evans Senlhe
Paducah
Stephen al
Ard County
Dickerson
A. Saunders
Coshocton
Saunders
Frank Geenigon
Bunko
Garrett
Baltimore
Mr. Garrett
Turbarge Oriental
Charlotte
Toronto
Scotia
Lake Erie
Alhousie
Stewart
Edward Stark
Charles Aker
Herbert Storey
Minnie Herbert
Cook
Centennial Advertising
Chatfield
Fidelity Bank
Sreevopar
Mike Shields
RE. V.white
Seventh Street
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