Armed Women Attack Non Union Men At Lattimer Mines
Wives of striking miners at the Galvin Purdee & Co colliery in Lattimer attacked non union workers on a road near Hollywood. Italians leading the first group were struck or wounded by stones and clubs as they passed, while others fled. A man suffered a severe head wound. Reports say further demonstrations and marches were planned, with police deploying at Trevorton and surrounding towns to deter violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fesleton
Galvin Purdee & Co
Lattimer
Tollywood
Minette
Milnesville
Hollywood
McAdoo
Jhanesville
Taltiowe
Morta
Maern- Sve
en?Asti
Shenandoah
Rey Pramilin
En An Hell & Reading End
Ttle
Mo Gleturbante
Seriou Troubse
Trevorton
Goble
Cotedn
Boll
Owine
Batty
Edward Coyit
le Stechtins
Ted T
Ehumokin
Philadelphia & £ Headline
Pranklin
Ffeke
Mount Carmel
North Franklin
Mount Carmela Netah
Shirdadoah
Mele Penace
Neal
Michell
Waleter
To Meet Roosevelt in Chicago Reported by Hanna Party
Chicago dispatch outlines plans for a presidential visit with Governor H. P. Tovecraft to meet Theodore Roosevelt. National Committee members and press officials board a train Saturday to Kalb and hold events in Chicago and Branston, including a dinner with Congressman Grosvenor and local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Chicago
Cilesgo
Coccae Ae
Payts National
Stewart
Woster
Perrs
S Heath
Ie Kalb
Chovernor Tovecraft
Ths City
Gt Loule
Grosvenor
Ohio
Commercial McKinley ‘Club
Yoiney Foster
Branston
Hanna Target Shouted At Ward Meeting In Chicago
Senator M A Hanna was struck by a ten pound missile during a Forty-first ward Republican meeting at Sixty-fifth and Halsfield Street. The blow fractured his skull but he recovered and continued speaking after police secured the area. Congressman J Mans kept up the program as Hanna left under protection amid jeers and questions about the assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
M.A. Hanna
Sixty-fifth
Halsfeidstret
Warina
Congresaman J . Mans
Mloun
Sigtor Hanna
Erten
Maric
Washington Plans Manila Troop Transport From China
The War Department under General MacArthur orders the movement of nearly 4,000 troops from Chinese territory to the Philippines. Four large transports are prepared from Taku to Manila, including the Warren and Sumner with capacities of 1,200 and 176 respectively, plus the Indians and the Garonne. Additional ships and freight boats are readied to move heavy arms, artillery, horses, and cavalry equipment, with the Thdiana sailing from Manila to Taku.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasarington
War Department
Manila
Taku
Chix Bese
End of Vacation Nears With President McKinley Return
Canton reports that President and Mrs. McKinley will leave for Washington next Monday, ending their summer trip. Changes to the Roosevelt speech planned for October 18 may follow, with the event likely shifted to the McKinsey lawn. The Tourney at Wamego also looms, while the State Firemen’s Association meeting in Warnes, Kansas, held Thursday, lists events including dry hose tests, ladder climbs, and hose couplings with times and standings for Marysville, Junction City, Concordia, and Copcardia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
McKinley
Washington
Toosevelt
McKinsey Lawn
Wamego
Warnes
Kan
Piremen
Marysville West
Cine
Junction City
Concordia
Marvsville
Copcardia
Clas Coster
Jonetson City
Marye- Ville
Fire at Welbeck Abbey Damages Duke of Portland Seat
A serious fire at Welbeck Abbey Nottinghamshire destroyed the Oxford wing. The extent of damage is unknown but priceless paintings and furniture were saved. The duke and duchess of Portland were absent at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welbeck Abbey
Lonnon
Worsop
Nottinghamshire
Dukes of Portland
Oxford
Duke and Duchess of Portland
Ome
Robbed His Brother Nabs Amid New York Cash Drawer Theft
A San Francisco man surrendered to police claiming he robbed his brother, D. R. Fraver, at 41 Park Row, New York, of 1500 after his brother refused to lend money. He admits taking the cash from the drawer. Also noted: Santa Fe nominated for congressional delegates and Chicago weather outlook with partly cloudy skies and variable winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Frank W. Travers Bassar
D. R. Fravers
Park Row
New York
Shanghai Crisis Sparks Chinese Outrage Over Indemnity Demand
Shanghai reports note foreign pressure sparks Chinese astonishment as a 40,000,000 pound indemnity demand looms amid German Russian moves on railways and British actions in Tien Tsin. U S responses to German notes define punishment for Chinese officials and signal cautious peace negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Che Foo Te
Uo Lung Yo
Hung Chang
Aurora
Ching Wan Tao
Railrad
Tang Ho
Gulf of
Liso Tung
Ching Wan
Shan Hoi Kuat Chin Chau
Tien Tsin
Pekin
Yane Tsin
Washington
United States
Prince Tuan
Sheng
Ching
Kang Yi
Shu Chiao
Conger
Bourke Cockran Cancelled Missouri Dates Stir Local Democrats
Local Democrats reacted to Kansas City Times news that Bourke Cockran had cancelled all Missouri engagements including Kansas City on October 3. Chicago and Topeka responses followed. Door policy at the Auditorium aims for orderly entry at 7:15 with Stebbins's orchestra ready, and all seats offering good views and acoustics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Times
Bourke Cockram
Missouri
Kansas City
State Central Committee of Missouri
Frank
Thormas
Democraticational Committee
Chicago
Topeka
McConville
Cockrun
Illinois
Indiana
Stebbers
Ant Fatention
Gulne
Youtsey Case Proceeds Amid Absent Witnesses and Delays
In Georgetown Kentucky the Youtsey case moved in circuit court as witnesses summoned by Breathitt and Knox counties failed to appear. Judge Cantrill ruled the defense had time to prepare but trial would proceed if the commonwealth was ready. A motion to disbar the defendant was overruled and a postponement request was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Youtsey
Clrcuit
Breathitt County
Crawford
Knox County
Cantrill
Commonwealth
Nelson
Roosevelt in Iowa at Waterloo rally with Henderson visit
Governor Roosevelt arrived by special train and spoke in Waterloo after a two hour city stop. David B. Henderson joined the party for a luncheon. Town Mayor Shaly and other figures attended as a large, diverse crowd gathered in the city park to hear the address with Dolliver and General Gulid, jr. listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Roosevelt
Nebraska
Kave
Ctty
David B. Henderson
National House of Representatives
Bhaly
Fort Dodger
Almost Pure Gold Found Near Long Fleet NSW
A Sydney news report details a sensational gold discovery at Long Fleet near Guon esal NSW. Ore pieces rich with iron oxide weighed up to three quarters of a pound, with about 2000 ounces recovered. A prospecting pan yielded around 20 ounces from fine dirt. the roof drive shows a seam of near pure gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoris
B.C
Sydney
Long Fit
Guonesal
Nickie Plate Auditor Dead
Nickie Plate Auditor died at his residence in the city after long illness. James P. Curry served eighteen years as auditor of the New York Chicago and St. Louis Gatokie Plate railway. The county convention chose Hinge Sean and Jon Seber as representatives in the cession and postmaster race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickie Plate
James P. Curry
New York, Chicago & St. Louin
Loblier
Hinge
Sean
Ouuey
Monster Petition nominates George W. Clark for county attorney
A mass petition in Shawnee County proposes George W. Clark as the Citizens candidate for county attorney, opposing Republican nominee Galen Nicholson. The list of signers is heavy with Republican names, asserting Nicholson’s nomination is fraudulent and urging electors to back Clark in the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Clark
Citizens
Galen Nicholson
Nichols
Canker
Shawnee
West Bixth Avenue
Topeke
Karsan
Armbid
John V. Abraham
W. €. Ardery
George MH. Anderson
Henry J. Adams
Otto Alten
SH Allen
de Amos
A. EB. Anderson
Hc. Atchison
Arnuld
JL. Eendares
M. Allxander
J. K. Andrawa
Fd. Adams
T. W. Andrews
Ade
W. C. Archer
Joseph Andrews
David Arnold
John’ Anderson
J. le Ankeny
Bo Alexander
J. ‘Archer
Has Barnes
H. KE Baldwin
J. &. Burge
W. T. But
Brown
Th TL Bower
M. M. Hilian
J. M. Ile
Bowman Furman Nanah
Ave Boatrent
EH. Betts
J. Chan Bonnett
Barnes
Wathen Sun
Bradley
Jonn
BR Beal
I A. Bunbar
Baipe
Bechtel
Brusner
W. Bolts
T. E. Bennett
W Bassett
Geo. Bradford
Geo. Boles
J.C. Black
J. le Beardeley
Chas
John Brown
Baughman
E. A. Bettinger
A. ¥. Barker
Samuel Hurns
Bacon
D.C. Brooke
Barlow
CH. Black
John Buckingham
John Becher
Geo. Becker
E. J. Beam
Tushore
Bushboug
D. al Bradford
Babcock
A.m.bunn
A. Bunn
A. H. Bates
Geo. Brooks
N Hrobels
Binlion de Burtell
CW. Bryan
I Ly Bradwell
C. Ww. Boxtes
O. W. Baxter
Cowdery
Clinton
W. H. Coultin
Uriah Curie
HE. Cook
Freeman D. Cook
D. Coviey
J A. Coulter
Edwera EB. Cole
J. A. Callie
A. G. Carruth
Bob Gierk
W. H. Coury
ML. Clem
MT. Glows
Wm. Cowbill
Fred Cardi
Julius GW
Condereon
J. Naqd
David Coddington
Crooks
Calvin
Dol. Colneman
J. T. Ree
John W. Carey
R Mde
Local Mentions and Names From a Fragmented Page List
A garbled OCR list shows numerous personal names, initials, and scattered addresses. The fragment references individuals such as Fay, Fuller, Green, Goodwin, Tarombons, Gott, Grant, Gillies, Groves, Herron, Johnson, James, Jordan, Jennings, Looms, Munroe, McKeen, Nichalaey, Nolen, Par dun, Pardue, Pratt, and others along with sporadic street and place hints. No coherent event or narrative is extractable from the legible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuaten J. Ee
Ain A
Eee Co
Fay
P. & Fuller
Gurwen & the Croses
Danaitene
Gieen
LA. Gartatae
Geo
J. We
Glipin
Ate
C. Ae Goodwin
We Peer
I. J
Tarombons
A Hishine
A Hishine. i Gott
G Grant
HH. Gillies
G Oui Garbart
Tt Street
Groves
David Parae
W. H
Goodell
Job Gilbert
Tom Herron
Trewin
Enter
Joan Sohn
Debkton
Anes
J Ik
Juiadlor
One
Fe Poneas
James
Jonnyon
Chaz
Jordan
RM Johnson
Jennings
Nikon Sandusky
Barchon
Bn i
Rete
Perenne Es Ce
Nahe
Neue Wiener
Nolen
J. W. New
Norr Nai Va
CM i. Wiiganaeay
Ghiser
Oanore
Enea
Basie
Berks
Seas
Park
Poritz
West Fope
Patent MA Sons
Q Gwine
Ke Pandy
J. Ho
Pain
Powells
I. Pardue
Penheliamne
Gatt
FE Pratt
Stahl Takes Command in Topeka Police Force
Acting Chief M Stahl was appointed mayoral selection and assumed duties. He inherits a department facing bitter opposition and uncertain morale, while promising to retain officers who perform their duties and to clear the station of outdated gear. Continued discussion on leadership and future policy follows in the city meeting notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka Hess
Pulloe
M. Stahl
Mayer
Elty
Puller Linas
Taliar
Topeka
Babi
Sarin
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China
Philippines
McElroy
Jennings Jentiliigs
Riroy
Barthony
Congress
Santa Fa N. M
Eejean Territorial Scaventiga
Albuquerque
Lord Salisbury
Akiil
Fingland
South Africa
the Tribune
London
Germany
Iknennd
Fia Sharebal
Fel Tad Chit
Yeetentay
M. de Glers
Buns Chang
Ruseiens
Pekip Ip
Une
Senor
Maine
Nogaeski
Poe
I Chang
Bourke Cockran
Goebel
Iowa
Geo. W. Clark
Stahl
Pollyoead
Moldie
Walcoma
Costley & Post
Kansas Ave
Topeka, Kas
Rossville
Union
Pacific Depot
Gov. Stanley
Charles Curtis
W. J. Watson
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