Strike News From Anthracite Mines Reportedly Stalled
Reports from Hazleton Wilkes Barre and Scranton say anthracite strikes continue with most mines idle. Workers show up at Reading pits but refuse to operate without orders from President Mitchell. Marches toward Lattimer occur. officials await national UMW guidance on a possible 10 percent wage offer and settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markie
Lattimer
Schuykill
Mei
Reading
Scranton
Lackawanna
Lackawanna Company
Tremenard
United Mine Workers
Loomis
Delaware,Lackawanna & W
Wilkestarre
Ike Ip
Philadelphia
Fo Lather
Feading Conté& Tron Company
Harris Liles
Tts
Panther Creek
Bes
National Board
Wilkesbarre
Attead
Mitchell Wilkesbarre
Ile
Lackawanna, Lehich, Wikesbarre
Delaware& Hutson
Lehigh Valley Companies
Coxe Brothers & Company
Reading Company
Minera’ Union
Mitchell
United Mine Workers Sinc
National Executive Board
Tintane
BUCKET SHOPS WIN Milwaukee Get Temporary Injunction Denied
Milwaukee legal ruling denies the Chicago board of trade request for a temporary injunction against Milwaukee outside commission men and brokers from using Chicago quotations. Judge Seaman requires proofs to determine the board's right to publish quotations, with the case sent to a referee for testimony. The decision reportedly does not affect Milwaukee commission men who rely on direct Chicago wire quotations.
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Milwaukee
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Seaman
Board of Trade
A. G. Stotmin
Thule
Cook Forces In To Block Clark In State Senate Contest
Sheriff Cook serves papers enjoining Secretary of State George Clark from sitting on the contest board for the Twenty first district senate race. Carroll accuses Clark of partisanship and seeks to limit Clark’s role as the panel weighs McKnight vs Carroll in a bitter Republican bid. The hearing before Judge Haven is set for Tuesday at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Cook
Carroll-McKnight
George W. Clark
A. A. Godard
George E. Cole
Senate
McKnight
Carroll
John E. Hei
Robert Brock
Mr. Carroll
Thomas Dever
W. S. Roark
Mr. McKnight
Br. McKnight
Sinellén City
Ned
Carey EL. Carroll
Mam
United States
Baker
Sicknieht
J. B.urton
Soxenoan
Adleis
Cook
Hessin
Godard
Carey
Clark
Haxen
Mr. Godard
Judge Haven
Carrols
George A. Clark
Petrionesis
Clarke
George B. Colt
Peti- Hon Bietey
Junction City
George W. McKnight
John E Heasin
Manhattan
Caroll
Clare T
Hesgin
Te County
Kansas
W. Mcks
George A. Clack
Steiger
George W. Me
Hms
Ee Jean
Contested Senatorial Nomination Tangle Unfolds At convention
A disputed convention vote and delegates fight over which candidate should be the senate nominee in the district, with allegations that separate delegations followed the wishes of George W. McKnight and George A. Clark. Claims include telegraphed instructions to sway the result and questions about the legitimacy of the proclaimed nominee.
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Clark
George Wa
Cfty
Helin
Mints
Eenarne
Hyermtick
Heme
Geary Cekty
George
Calckatedenry
James Hers
George A. Cae
Holt
George W. Mokenight
Sonera
George TY
McKnight
EL Patrehna
Alma
George W
Senate
Cockran A Magnet Draws Thousands To Chicago Rally
Thousands packed the Coliseum for Hourke Cockran’s speech opening Chicago’s Democratic campaign. Police and escorts struggled through the crowd as Judge Dunne, Mayor Harrison, Senator Jones and Mrs Jones forced their way to the platform amid disorder. Mrs Jones reported fainting fears and was escorted free from the surge with her husband aiding her.
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Chiago
Chicago
Andre Persona
Hourke Cockran Apeak
Auditoriuum
Watash Revenue
Cthiesen
Robert E. Burke
Carnegie Steel workers face potential wage cuts in 1905
More than fifteen thousand Carnegie Steel employees in Pittsburgh were surprised by notices blanketing Plant locations from Homestead to Rankin. The notices say the company may terminate current wage agreements as of December 2, 1900, if conditions demand. No union exists among workers, and the severance would follow after wage scales in effect since 1891. The move is linked to recent steel rail pool price cuts.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel Company
Homestead Steel Works
Edgar Thomaco Btorl
Braddock
Duquesne
Union
Rankin
Carrie
Steel CO
Mo DL Schwab
Carnegie
Connecticut towns vote as city elections begin
A Connecticut straw shows progress in 163 towns with six lacking results as city elections proceed in Norwalk South Norwalk and New London. In Norwalk and New London officials await mayoral and council outcomes while New London fills key offices including town clerk and selectmen. A garbage crematory in Buffalo burned causing about 50 000 in losses. Weather for Kansas predicts partly cloudy skies with showers in the east and southerly winds.
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New Haven
Buffalo
Chi
Kansas
Bryan Address in Went Superior Urges Trust Reform
West Superior speech by Mr. Bryan centers on the trust question and currency, criticizing McKinley and Hanna while praising Jefferson and Lincoln. He cites local flour mills and state concerns, calls for anti trust measures, and warns against a dollar first policy amid tariff fears.
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Superior
Wis
Bryan
McKinley
Democratic Party
Trust
Isvd
Triste
McKintey
Trista
Belrar
Congress
Hama
Republicas National
Flo
New Jersey
Ainte
Nebraska
Newbrieska
Gener
United States
Lea Dell
Bean Apn
Brean
Armory
Brylan
Charlea A. Towne
Sue
Lincoln
Jefferson
Jeferson
Alexander Hamilton
Idncolty
Republican Party
Hanna
Republicars
Cane Bay
Fragmentary political rant on independence and tariff talk
The text records a fragmented speech criticizing the Declaration of Independence and referencing a Porto Rican bill. It notes a Republican senator who opposed the bill and a congressman who voted for it, and proposes a debated exchange between the opposing senator and two voting congressmen.
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Che
Milwaukee Germans Discuss McKinley Policy
Milwaukee German leaders meet to assess President McKinley’s administration and Seward era references. They condemn forceful spreading of civilization and the expansion of territory by arms, urging defense of liberty through American ideals.
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Milwauee
Wis
Milwaukee
McKinley
Fs Sewens
Eretiten Tle
Hue Marty
Eth ‘Iulted & Blaten
Jones to Debs Mayoral Letter Defends Independence
Toledo dispatch reports Mayor Jones responds to Eugene Debs by defending independence from party machines. He criticizes reliance on organizations and pledges to remain true to personal convictions, opposing imperialism and political evil while urging voters to judge candidates on merit.
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Toledo
Ohio
Jones
Eugene Dela
Bryan
le Waye
Deba
J. A. Hassell
Uberty
Social Democratic Herald
Chicago Times Herald
Toledo Diade
Luxor
Girl A Daring Swimmer Makes Successful Conneaut Lake Feat
A 15 year old girl from Greenville greets a daring swim at Conneaut Lake in Conneautville, Pa. The crowd of about a thousand witnesses the feat as she battles the water and cold air. Details on distance and exact outcome are unclear in the fragmentary report.
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Conneaut Lake
Conneautville
Merion Ety
Greenville
Chrivty
British shell Lak Lao amid Afghan style A rebellion clash
British gunboats shelled Lak Lao on the West River as foreign observers and local forces joined in protecting missionaries. Reports from Hong Kong and Paris describe coast guard actions, with France and the United States monitoring imperial dynastic shifts and the withdrawal of some American troops.
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Hong Kong
West Retin
Lak Lao
Eiver
Fom
Eherwarda
Che Li
Sheng
Theng
Ning Tian Tung
Chafper
Washington
MSA
Gen. Chaffee
Py Erecta
Waal
Thalian
Daine Camanna
Oallet
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Reading Coal & Diet Company
Patlces
Carvasaers
Hotes
Lair
Coal & Nuvleation Company
Goillerteth
An- Targatte
Tie
Gome
Einaiston
Lanenela Sant Cunidsic
Lad
Cehner
Lehterhs
Apa
Abelnk
Hye & Apecial
Lariaford
Panei
Udot
Sheri Harvey
Logerne
Miorniog
McAdoe
Joansvile
Ciliaries
Schuylkill County
Mitchell Wilkeshirre
Wrisiting
Bicoasnaus
Es ‘Seciatatin
Atricers
Freesiuot Mitchett
Markle
Striktixaleton
John Marthe
Drm
G. i Markis
Bucket Shops
Board
Cockran
Magnet
Carnegie Works
Connecticut
Col. Bryan
West Superior
Duluth
Wisconsin
Debs
Arne
Peror
Fom Canton
Comeul Monte
Purialinag
Tuan
Conger
Colton Mien
China
Btar
Kasych
Imperial Court
Lie Kero Yi
Aurasas
Wu Chacr
Yung la Es Ge
Che Camemainston
Ehie
Lon
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