Coal Mining Worse Than Railroading In 1900 Fatality Rates
Scranton reports during the strike inquiry Rev. Peter Roberts testified on coal versus rail fatalities. He cited 3.5 per 1000 mine workers die annually against 2.6 per 1000 rail workers, with switchmen and guards showing higher rates in 1900. Roberts discussed wage fairness, union recognition, and regional labor tensions amid the anthracite dispute.
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United States
Roberts
Scranton
Peter Roberts
Congressmay
Agin
Roburts
Coors
Wolverton
Dr. Roberts
Yale Heview
Wnton
Son of Wealthy Man Disappears in Vineland Case
New York reports wide search by consular and detective agencies for Hrelesick Dokmeon, son of Col. Id awond Johnson of Vineland New Jersey, who vanished three months ago after leaving Bonn to study at universities in Pepmeylymnia and Tarmstadt. A princess Agnes Salm Salm of Bonn, a relative, seeks news as authorities probe ship records and Antwerp arrivals with no leads.
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New York
Conenlar
Hrope
Mayover
Hrelesick
Dokmeon
Idawond Johnson
Vineland
N. 1
Agnes Salm Salm
Bonn
Proséia
Chicaga
Mea. T
Rhea
Rehides
University of Pepmeylymnia
Jaflet
Tarmstadt University
Priness
Adl
Antwerp
Cable to China From the Pacific Coast
Washington reports President approves conditions for a trans Pacific cable link. Clarence Mackay and legal counsel discuss compliance and terms for a landing and canal rights in China, with execution timelines and security considerations.
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China
Pacific
Pacific Cable Company
Roosevelt
Manila
Hong Kong
Washington
Clarence W. Mackay
4Aomrateral Cable Company
W. Marw
Gabk
Gener
Com Pry
Wal
Taeifig Gatta
Ching
Homeward Bound From the Southland Chattanooga Visit
A garbled account describes the President’s train stopping near Chattanooga for a brief water break and greeting a crowd. The article notes interactions with local residents and officials as the train proceeds toward Washington, detailing arrivals in Knoxville and anticipated arrival times.
Socialist Divisions Plague Federation of Labor Reveal
Nov 20 Grlevna Svealdent Gompers cleared of charges of infidelity to trade union principles after an investigation by the Federation of Labor convention. The inquiry, led by Theodora J. Shaller, found no proof, and Gompers was exonerated. Debates followed on socialist doctrines, with Mayes proposing a broader plan to empower workers through organization and political power.
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Grlevna
Shaffer
Sheridan
Shiriedan
Campers
Scranton
Max Mayes
Chajr Ag
Conun
Hay
Ferry Building of 8 P Co Destroyed in Fire
Fire destroyed the Ferry Building of 8 P Co at Aboneda Moly cathy thin tering yard in Oakland California. Nine workers asleep in the sheds narrowly escaped with their lives. Several injured and a cook named Charles Sivas, 18, was hospitalized. The blaze damaged piles, warped tanking, and a pile driver burned. Investigations consider cause linked to explosive combustion and the structure’s yard being set alight. The disaster prompted company to plan improvements and investigations into the wage dx mystery.
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Oakland
Cye
Vine
Aiul
Chirles Sivas
Urea
Howe
Wales
Chang Hive
Fire Insurance Dispute In Province Meets Officials
A messy notice discusses fire insurance and a provincial agency dispute. Names and dates are unclear but references the Hank, Nav PQs, and July 82 events. Government officials examine insurance policy actions and public claims amid a contested claim process.
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Pampais
Sumney
Hie Polivys
Railroad Rails Laid From Wren To Fort Worth
Railroad progress reported as rails laid from Wren to Fort Worth with a northern line extension proposed. The project aims to extend service toward Vesey and connect regional points, marking a significant stage in the county’s transportation development.
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Wren
Fort Worth
American Woman Killed in Annerh Incident at Duperin Theater
In a bungled but fatal event at the Duperin Theater on Molva day, Miss Gora allegedly shot herself with a revolver after a dispute tied to a New Qeo-Delentore claim. De Mytkoemabab and Jean de Mydeonekic are named in the report as involved parties.
Malcolm Indicted on Three Counts in Mutual Home Case
New York November 21 William Malcolm secretary of the Assai Mutual Home and Building Association was indicted on three counts charging misappropriation of more than 150000. He said the discrepancies arose from errors in book keeping by a predecessor about twenty years ago. He turned over his own home as security while the association faced sympathy as developments aimed to save the city.
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New York
William Malcolm
Assaie Mutual Lome and Building Association
Europe
Ing Neon
Hin
Kiler Developments
Consi Lng
Special Policeman Killed in Chicago Yard Incident
A Chicago incident left Charleo BDU, a special policeman, dead after a confrontation with thieves in the yards of his company. WH Yoran, a watchman employed by the same firm, was arrested shortly after the shooting and a quantity of broken goods was found at the scene.
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Chicago
Charleo Bdu
Northwestern
He' Company
Swilehmat
Martial law repealed in new colonie amid protests
Pretoria news reports martial law ending nationwide in the new colony, while the proconsul retains power to rule in emergencies and to arrest individuals without warrant suspected of vexation or threat to public peace. The measure preserves certain emergency arrest powers amid changing authority.
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Pretoria
Fire Devours Block in Monongahela Business District
A vast blaze in downtown Monongahela on Nov 20 scorched a block and a ball of property. Loss put at 125,000 dollars with 6,000 insurance. Water mains failed, delaying extinguishing. Dynamite fueled efforts before crews finally doused flames. Cause undetermined.
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Monongahela
Eis
iMantanee
John Hancock Estate Petition Seeks Administrator
An attorney for the late revolutionary patriot John Hancock filed a petition in Boston to appoint an administrator of Hancock’s estate. The move aims to recover funds owed to Hancock, including losses from prize court actions and insurance settlements tied to wartime events and privateers.
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New ‘York
Boston
Jali Hancock
John ‘Hancock
Toston
France
Hancock
United States
Official Count In Illinois Narrows Treasurer Race
An official tally from Chicago wards shows Republican candidate Nag winning the Illinois treasurer race by 89 578 votes. The vote was completed that evening by election officials as statewide results followed, with details released from party and county offices.
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Chicago
Anukrs
Wade
Amnion
Abe
Tse
Tate
Smr
Dalton
Andhiee Colander
Crk
Train with Surgeons Aboard Aboard Denver Shocked by Shootings
A special Denver train carrying surgeons and union officials encountered a gunfire incident. A man fired through a window, striking a passenger and causing multiple injuries. The assailant fled as passengers sought safety, and the train continued to Palmer Lake after a brief delay.
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Denver
Stroy
Petrie Bay
Calfins
Union Wine
Campang
Colling Ig
Steamship Rivalry for African Trade Deepens
New York nov 20 steamship lines contend for African trade routes as vessels ply between New York and Boulogne Mri and other ports. Shippers fear higher costs and delays from carrier competition while tonnage and routes expand. Principal exports include lumber, sugar and petroleum products with carriers reporting growing interest and shifting alliances in the region.
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Nicarapt
South Mien
Enun
Bik
Serod Ghana
Data, Lumber
Ikeruretia
Augeriontii Il Minh
Anthracite Miners Return to Work Amid Settlement
Unarllon Pennsylvania near Cranberries and Oh Ridge valleys in the A Pardee & Co district reached a settlement today. Miners will resume work Monday after agreeing to a written pledge enforcing new provisions. A committee will ensure compliance and settle remaining terms with Case Brothers at Wilmest.
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Unarllon
Cranbersy
Oh ‘Ridge Vallieries
A. Pardee & Co
Henne
Fia
Cho Aly
Case Brothers
Wilmest
King Leopold Denounces Anarchist Attacks in Address
King Leopold delivered a forceful reply to a deputation of anarchists condemning the recent violence. He warned that disorder threatens the state and defended freedom of the press while condemning crimes, stating ministers and private individuals alike must endure no calumny. He said any upheaval would be met with firm measures to safeguard the country and its institutions.
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Brussels
lLeopold
Ce Homenwhal
Laduy Tan
Anarchists Ballet
Atlee
Rowe Bmw
Crazy Man Seeks Audience With The Emperor
Disjointed OCR text mentions a man desiring to see the emperor, with garbled phrases about Lamdain Vi sam t, and scattered lines about events, travel to New Zealand for matches, and a chaotic scene. No clear names, dates, or cohesive facts emerge. the readable fragments suggest a sensational or stray note rather than a coherent report.
English Cricketers Engage at Prestigious World Event
An international cricket gathering drew attention as players from England and other nations competed. Notable names included Ran Vraneienn and Noy Mba Unewkete, with teams and venues signaling a high profile invitational match.
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Ran Vraneienn
Noy Mba
Cea Betaphy
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