Riot Fallout As Troops Fortify Lansford Coal Town
A morning clash in Lansford Pa after General Gobin’s train arrives with the Twelfth regiment to guard the要 strike zone. Deputies shoot a miner, deputy McKinnoyle arrested for Sharp’s death. crowds disperse, fears of wider violence fade. Ambush injuries at Edgerton colliery. Crossman loses foot, Connelly wounded. shots blamed on strikers or guards amid a tense, divided scene.
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Lansford Pa
Kin
Ara
Gearhart
Focurn & Bieh
Sharp
Manila
Lansford
Tam
Mapa
Sol
Carbon County
Shirp Ie
Oftelaia
Harry McKinnoyie
Mauch Chunk
Lehigh Chal and Navigation Company
Wuld
Bhoro
McKinnoyle
Fred
Ant Shary
Riktrt
Shenandoah
Scranton
Aus
Michael Connelly
Porest Crosman
Edgerton
Crossman
Connells
Connelly
G A R membership shifts amid Kansas encampment report
The Kansas G A R annual report from Fort Scott records 361 net member gains, 1 443 suspensions, and 429 deaths. Reinstatements top gains at 601 with transfers 41 and delinquent reports 32. Eastern posts show steeper declines while western posts improve. notable gains include Lebanon 29 members and Kirwin 14. Total Kansas veterans near 30 000. G A B membership 12 887.
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Kansan
Fort Scott
Kansas
G. A.B
Lincoln Post
Topeka
Winfeld
Assiutant
F. M. Riddle
Lebanon
Bow
Kirwin
Smith Center
Meélvern
Americus
Wichita
Wellington Daily News drops Kelly from ticket headline
The Wellington Daily News removed Thomas T. Kelly from the Republican state treasurer candidate slate. An editorial states the paper cannot afford him amid past shortfalls as Miami County clerk and a county commission finding of a cash shortage. The Miami County Republican convention endorsed the findings, voting 180 to 20. The paper urges Republicans to vote against him for a cleaner state ticket.
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Wellington Daily News
Sin Hansas
Thomas T. Kelly
Tate
Kelly
Thomas
Hin Nazo
Board of County Commissioners
Miami County
HL. Wood
Stotler
Mitter Iim
Jacob Stotler
Mimporks
Mighty Eolatakem Mato Te Mets
Claims of starvation and poor conditions at reform school
The report alleges that State Reform School boys are starved to enable officers to profit, with docked meals, long workdays, and punishment by deprivation. A discharged laundry supervisor, Miss Kennedy, says meals vary by group and that conditions include heat, overcrowded dormitories, and a dungeon for runaways. Superintendent Charles denies the charges, cites meals, ventilation, and screening improvements, and promises investigation.
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Trim
State Reform School
State Treasury
Rone Kennedy
Charles
Mosaulters Stow
Reform School
John Seaton
Sawere
Bot le
Mary
Slecharged
RW. McMiling
Gachargedt Rose Kennedy
Dlechargeds
Ste. ‘Etsoer
120 Million Harvester Merger Trims Chicago Jobs
Following International Harvester's public statement that economy drives its 120 million merger, Chicago companies in the combine order a large cut in field staff. About three fourths of canvassers and traveling salesmen to be dismissed, affecting tens of thousands of men nationwide. Office staff reductions expected as correspondence declines.
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Chicago
International Harvester Company
Everal
Combine
Miousind
Burton Boomer Down in Crawford County Primaries
Oscar W. Sengemer, chair of the Crawford County Republican central committee, was soundly defeated for a place on the county committee after circulating anti-Burton cards at the Wichita state convention. In Third Ward, Schaeffer ally Dr. L P Asch defeated him. In the Twenty-third district, Dr. P Lewis and M D Slawson vie for renomination with Lewis seen as anti Burton. In Twenty-fourth, Dr A Fisher opposes W J Long. Lewis and Fisher are favored though efforts to defeat Lewis persist. The county convention meets Wednesday amid scramble for county offices and potential coalitions.
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Oscar W. Sengemer
Crawford County
Republican Central Committee
Wichita
Roosevelt
Burton
Republican Central
Schaeffer Ranthe
L. P. Asch
P. Lewis
Exiled Venezuelan Ex-Prime Minister’s Wife Arrives in Port of Spain
Mrs Zollo Bello Rodriguez, wife of former Venezuelan president and ex-prime minister Andrades, plus her four children, reached Port of Spain aboard a Royal Mail steamer after expulsion from Venezuela by President Castro. The family was ordered to leave within hours, once again facing political tumult. The Venezuelan government, historically neutral toward women, faced questions over accountability.
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Sp UE
Anporimura Etesn
Port of Spain
Island of Trinidad
Zollo Bello Rodriguez
Andrades
Royal Mail Steamship Company
Castro
Venemuiele
Weather Indications Across Cities with Possible Thunderstorms
Forecast indicates partly cloudy conditions tonight and Wednesday with a chance of thunderstorms. Regions include Kansas and Chicago with variable conditions and unsettled weather. temperatures and echoes across major cities show fluctuations.
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Chicago
Kansas
Moros Renew Attacks as American Column Targets Mindanao
Aug 19 Manila reports Moros pressing outposts while U S forces under Captain John Path Firth at Lake Lane repel assaults. About 2900 American troops ready for a potential offensive against Bacolod and other Moro strongholds. Gen Chaffee says a campaign is needed to curb opposition. President Roosevelt informed.
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Manila
Mindino
Peck Trama
Lake Lane
Ute
John Path Firth
Ameri
Mindina
Bacolod
Agg
Morea
United States
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Chaffee
Foot
Washington
Gen. Chaffee
Philippines
War Department
Five Die in Tenement Fire on Essex Street
A tenement blaze on Essex street left two women and three children dead. Another woman burned severely. a man jumped from a second floor window and broke three ribs. Names given include Mrs Been Aires and Jacob Moscovite. several others were missing or unaccounted for as investigators probed the scene. A separate note mentions a private car attached to a day express bound for Europe with Charles M Schwab aboard planning to sail tomorrow.
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New York
Essex Street
Aires
Jacob Moscovite
Hannah Balothin
Ene Alte
Pitcbure
Battle Over Nichols at State Agricultural College Deepens
Amid factional strife Governor Stanley's allies clash with regents over President Ernest Nichols. A search for a new professor and superintendent of the college farm stalls as denials and offers from Columbus to Ithaca are rejected. The June meeting saw Coburn push a resolution demanding a two regent committee to hire a successor, which failed. Nichols remains in place while Rhode Island rumors cloud the future.
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State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Stanley
Mabe
Ufc
The
Agricultural College
Ernest R. Nichols
United States
Nicholls
Rhode Island Agricultural College
Nichola
F. D. Coburn
Nichols
Board of Regents
Ing Nichols
Kennedy
J. M. Pieratt
Kansas
Kalamagoo
Mich
Clark M. Brink
Coburn
Loerie Mygnecia
J. 8. McDowell
McDowell
Smith Center
T. Fairchild
Ellsworth
Ohio State Univerity
Columbus
Cornell University
Keen
Michigan Agricultural College
Lansing
Iowa Agricultural College
Armes
Cottrell
Gibbs
Datham
N. H
Board of Agriculture
Wales
Rhode Island
Sericulture
Coburt
Academic salaries and leadership changes described
The article notes changes in salaries for instructors and chairs. Shetton receives 2.00 a year as pro fesor of agualture, Georgenson succeeds him with a contested salary, Cottrell’s higher pay is mentioned, and President Nichols’ salary is raised to $00 monthly along with a house grant.
Derailed St Paul Flyer Near Exorssh Injures Nine
The Wisconsin Central St Paul Flyer derailed shortly after midnight one mile west of Exorssh due to spreading rails. Nine people seriously injured and many passengers badly hurt including F Zimmerly Oshkosh Mrs M Dougherty Oshkosh Mrs Agnew Waukesha Anna Kleschold Minneapolis Mrs Jenskine Gross Boston and others with head injuries bruises and internal injuries reported.
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Neenah
Wis
St. Paul
Exsossh
Suseia
F. Zimmerly
Oshkosh
M. Dougherty
Agnew
Waukesha
Steeston
Anna Kleschold
Minneapolis
Jenskine
Gross
Boston
Til
Ome
Jones Moves Up as Santa Fe Telegraph Chief Clerk
Circulation notices announce L. Jones of Topeka appointed assistant superintendent of telegraphs for the Santa Fe. Walter Koond promoted to chief clerk in Topeka. Jones previously served seven years as chief clerk. The changes add one more employee in the Topeka office and reflect prior service in Arkansas City, Neosho, St. Paul, and Topeka.
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C. If Gaunt
Senta Fe
James
Telcv
Jones
Topeka
Walter N. Koond
Paeibe Ue
Neosho Tevida
Arkanass City
Nie Wan
Ap. Patna
Topeka 4
St. Paul
St Paul
Northern Pacific
Baron Ginzberg to Speak on Boer War Experience Tonight
French baron Baron H J de Gingberg, longtime South Africa veteran and former head of Transvaal secret police, lectures at Sixth and Kannes tonight. He will recount Boer War experiences in Boer uniform. proceeds go to the Boer soldiers widows and orphans fund. He has toured 25 cities and spoken to 1,200 newspapers.
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H. J. de Gingberg
France
South Africa
Transvaal
Sixth and
Kannes Avenues
United States
Parker
M. M. Hale
Widows and Orphans of
Baron Ginzberg
Inquest Focuses on Barthol in-Mitchell Murder Mystery
Chicago authorities pursue the cause of Minnie Mitchell’s death as an inquest weighs three suspects. Oscar Thompson linked to Mrs Bartholin’s grocery, stableman Jann Claitey aided the Thompson party, and Edward Counselman tied to Wm Bartholin’s alleged patricide. Bartholin’s sighting in Chicago August 15 is noted.
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Chicago
Bartholin-Mitchell
Miy
Minnie Mitchell
Aiready
Oscar Thompson
Bartholin
Eruption devastates Torishina island and surrounding area
Aug 29 report from Yokoba states a volcanic eruption on Torishina between Aug 15 and 18 wiped out most of the island inland, killing many and leaving houses vanished. Submarine cracks and ash render nearby vessels unable to approach. The event continues as authorities assess damage and casualties. Cincinnati notes Jacob signs with the National League club for next season on Aug 18.
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Yokoba
Torishina
Ering
Pereche
India
Toristimk Snone
Chain of Islands
Beckley
Cincinesti
Jacob
Cincinnati
Shaw Apologizes on High Beef Tariff Debate
Secretary Seelie M. Hawwich addresses Morrisville in a wide ranging talk on tariff revision. He argues protectionists may need selective modification while avoiding drastic rate cuts, warning that removing tariffs on livestock and meat could harm local industry and not restore butcher business. Continued on sixth page.
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Morrisville
The
Treasury
Seelie M. Hawwich
Rene
Friends of Protection
House of Congress
Morrell
Republican Party
Jatekia
Mexico
South America
Rackere
Mills Store News Tub Suit Display Of Ready To Wear
Mills store announces in store South Window a display of ready to wear garments with prices from the cheap to the best. Dresses priced at 5.00 and 1.00 in colors and styles. remnants sale includes few pieces left from larger lots. Baby cloaks and wrappers offered at reduced prices as stock goes at heavy discounts.
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G.A.R
Old Soldiers’ Organization
Kelly's
Mis
New Harvester Trust
Burton Boomer
Oscar W. Schaeffer
Venezuela
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Alianeapolis
Schwab
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Hartley
MR. Jones
Santa Fe
Torishima
Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
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