Recognition of the Mine Work es uniun
Strife across Schuylkill and Panther Creek counties drives idle mines and worker mobilization. Union calls for wage increases and mine recognition while operators and officials weigh offers and potential settlements amid widespread walkouts and meetings across Luzerne and surrounding districts.
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Pothrille
Schuytkill
Ohey
Schuyesh
Brockwite Culilery
Oleisis
Mrookstide
Goat Spring
Lincoln
Canonis
Panther Creek
Mitchell
Tazleton
Miners der Life AU
Hazie
Bryan Discusses Taxation and Silver Plank in Portage Rally
The speech by Mr. Bryan in Portage Wisconsin covered tax policy and the Kansas City silver plank. He denied any offer of money for backing the platform, defended opposition to undue taxation, and warned against private monopolies. He urged official steps to curb tax theft and criticized exploitation of labor while calling for reform of business influence. Local figures including A. F. P. Warden and Mayor Jones attended. Bryan anticipated a future move to Washington if elected.
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Portage
Wig
Bryn
Dae Crosse
Ann Bryn
Columbus
Wie
A. F P. Warden
State Central Committee
Jones
Alex Bryan
Kingman
Kansas City
Kingmin
Gultom
Cullom
Tia
Robin
Tleb
Europe
Bryan
Plains of
Nebraska
Washington
Mr. Bryan
Peacy
Atroos
No Trusts, No Imperialism Debate Rise in Press
Fragmentary remarks discuss government debts and expansion. The speaker questions Republican policy on annexation and statehood, arguing the Philippines create labor competition and subjugation of peoples rather than new states. Concerns about imperial projects and economic impact surface amid debates.
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Republican Party
Philippines
United States
Sury
Hanna May Come to Campaign Tour for McKinley
Senator Hanna announces a campaign tour spanning Wisconsin Nebraska and South Dakota with stops across Minnesota and possibly Kansas. He will travel with Senator Edye of Maine and join Senator Frye in planning a sequence of speeches as the Republican push continues.
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Chicago
Henna
Mlinois
McKinley
Roosevelt
Edye
Maine
Wisconsin
Nebraska
South Dakota
Frye
Twain
Kansas
Stator Frye
New Jersey
West Viry
Hanna
Oh Price
Brnaze Son
Wis
Res Rublican Committee
Faym
Minnesota
Peas
Huhne
Vance Opens the Fight in a Lone Speech Last Evening
A. H. Vance spoke at Lowman Hill Methodist Church on citizenship duties urging voters to choose candidates for good citizenship over party, criticizing party bosses and urging refusal to vote straight party lines. He declared loyalty to being an American citizen first and a Republican second, and questioned the court’s handling of liquor cases ahead of elections.
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A. H. Vance
Young People’s
Good Citizenship Federation
Lowman Hil Methodist Church
Heaven
Earth
Lam
Mr. Hazen
Galen Nichols
Coun
State Journal
A. O. Beach
Jie Sty
McKinsey and Stanley
Hanen
Nichols Ieamy
Martn
Hazen
Teket
Seman
Towne at Concordia Minnesota Orator Near Nebraska Line
Charles A Towne spoke at Jeheth about dangers to the republic from party passions. He arraigned the Republican party for departing from its founding principles and urged voters to vote their conscience rather than party labels. He argued that the public bears a crucial choice in the current political question.
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Minnesota
Nebraska
Charles A. Towne
Dienes
Jeheth
Republic
Republican Party
Tive Sant Anaes
Reeblican
Baker Declines Withdraw in Exchange for Support in 1902
United States Marshal W S Sterne reports ongoing efforts to influence the senatorial race between Baker and Burton. Baker declines the withdrawal proposal, claiming 119 of 165 legislators favor his re election and noting 107 written pledges of support from nominees.
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United States
W. S. Sterne
Burt
Baker
Baler
Haker
Sterne
Ria
Burton
Buttom
Button
Kanatur
Paker
Cockran Planned Topeka Visit Stirs Local Dems
In Topeka talks a Topeka afternoon event for Bourke Cockran faced opposition from J G Johnson and local chairman Ridgely. Thomas argued Topeka Monday business and Santa Fe service would hurt attendance, preferring a night meeting. Despite delays Cockran’s talk shifted toward a night show as National Committee signals stirred plans and promoters lined up transport and auditorium publicity.
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Rourke Cockran
New York
Tammany Hall
Topeka
Tis
J. G. Johnson
National Committee
Ridgely
Thomas
Cochran
Ridgely Wina
Mr. Thomas
Santa Fé Alop
Ike Cockran
Shop Boys
Cockran
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Jonson
Democratic State Central Committee
McTho
Chaiman J. Mack Love
Bourke Ouckran
Mex
Otter Int
Ridgely Tete
Thorcus
Heve Rourke Cockran
Topexa
Thomas Iles
Ame
Maryland
Invitation to New Yorker Airship Event Sparks Debate
Fragmentary text notes a request to invite all who wish to attend a New Yorker event. It mentions Thomas aiming to extend a cordial invitation to Dante Fw shop mon, suggesting a gathering or airing of plans.
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Tor
Thomas Devires
Lewis' Respects Speech at Democratic Club Convention
Oct 2 Indianapolis scene at Tomlinson Hall where the quadrennial convention of the National Association of Democratic clubs opened with Mayor Tageart welcoming attendees. W R Hearst James K Jones and James Hamilton Laws spoke amid partisan rhetoric on party principles and independence.
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Indianapolis
National Association of Democratic Clube
Tomlinpow Hall
W. 3. Hearst
W. R. Hearst
Eee x Jones
Democratic Yoint Committee
Deluck
Chicago
Braulinet
Tageart
Hearer
James K. Jones
Sammel M. Jones
Toledo
James Hamittos Laws
Washington
Aftein Farone
Hattia
Aratur
Dewi
Roosevelt
Benton Ate Miin
Tennes
Will Stay in Canton President Speers Wook Drive
Canton Ohio reports that Cet 2 President and Mrs Speers will remain in Canton today focusing on cabinet situation and related matters. No plans exist for travel to Washington or other centers.
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Canton
O. Cet
Mre Speers
Wuablagtin
Shere Eesar
Prisoner Uger barred from office regalia and speeches
Cable dispatch from New York dated October 2 reports Uger, a prisoner, forbidden to wear official insignia or give speeches as he plans to sail for Holland next week. The notice notes Boer forces continuing to press near Morigenete and his anticipated return. Government sources mention refugees and ongoing tensions, with further updates from Johannesburg and Durban.
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New York
Lorwine
Burmeer
Kruger
Maton
Holland
Joharmesbury
Willary Beeatnor
Beartel
Drtterton
Durban
Satseerivole
Unieire Telwaen de Jayee
Tver
Ieotae
Balas
British and Japanese military moves in China and Korea
Reports from Pekin and Shanghai describe German and Japanese actions as tensions rise over peace talks. British cruisers and Italian forces are noted, while German plans provoke concern. The dispatch mentions Boxer incidents, Japanese pursuit near Tale Snug, and conflicting reports on naval operations and political maneuvers.
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Associated Press
Pekin
Taku
Shanghai
Prince Ching Haw
Lae Kun
Yloe
Roy
Naskin
Chang Chi
Hankow
Bette
Ahan Tum
Shane Orainer
Areihuma
Buwpd
Ibrisiah Trulian
Tekwinday' Ot Wick
Japanses
Doxera
Thewun
Big drop in sugar market reported in New York
Sugar market turmoil described as demoralized as producers cut prices and refiners respond. The Asorticen company lowers its refinet price and other refiners follow, signaling a broad price retreat in the industry.
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New York
Get
Asorticen Company
Peice Tee Suotes
Eugene
Eyabatecierae Otoe
Croker Confident in New York Political Fallout
New York city Oct 2 Campbell, chair of the Dewevruth faction, declared he would carry New York if Tammany falls. He warned of a $500 plan to influence outcomes. Richard Orcker teased Campbell’s claim while discussing the Greater New York ticket and Upstate Des Broce’s stance.
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Campbell
Dewevruth
Oi Multec
Devlard
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Ontario & Western Railroad
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