Wreck and Fires Highlight Weekend Tragedies
A Pennsylvania Railway rear end collision near Menton Park N J killed one man and injured twelve as Western Express No 6 plowed into a local train from Philadelphia. Courtney Sylvester an expressman is named as the dead man. Meanwhile a Mount Washington tunnel explosion in Pittsburgh left one dying and several seriously hurt, with victims Leonard Barksdale John Williams Samuel Jackson and Henry Camp among the injured. In Washington a bookbinder Dougherty shot his sweetheart Amelia Fisher then killed himself at 602 Third Street NW. Frank Wilson a Bethlehem striker was admitted to St Luke's hospital after days of fasting, declaring he would rather starve than return to the mines. A Clyde steamer collision near Charleston left no lives lost though the Apache was damaged. Geneva reports a general strike of tramway workers with troops ordered to maintain order. A Birmingham Alabama fire at Moore Handley Hardware caused 200000 losses. Eight Chinese men executed in Victoria for murdering missionaries, with church rebuilt and missionaries interred with ceremony. Also theater listings for Temple Fort Wayne and a Pittsburg rail safe dynamited for 800 in cash. An accident in North Carolina saw Joseph Johnson fall into a hot can and die.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railway
Mento Park
N. J
Western Express
Philadelphia
Thag
Courtney Sylvester
Ald
No Jersey
Mount Washington
Castle Street
Pittsburg
Ona
Southside Hospital
Leonard Barksdale
John Williamos
Samuel Jackson
Henry Camp
Roosevelt Appeal Shapes Coal Strike Response In Congress
Roosevelt urged Congress to support resumption of mining as Mitchell and United Mine Workers reject the plan. The White House message discusses ministerial advice and cabinet authority, while miners in Shamokin and other unions press for ongoing strike. Local unions and East Strike factions show unified resolve despite pressures from the administration.
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Mitchell Tefe Wilkes Warre
New York
Udair
Mitchell
Rossevelt
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Warrell L. Wright
Atanas
Biche Ag
Bo Ag
Bnekocertey
Berlin
Grand Army Encampment in Washington Revisits Civil War Veterans
Washington hosts 14 captured veterans and surviving reunions as the Grand Army of the Republic gathers. President Roosevelt reviews the pension payroll, attends ceremonies from the temporary White House chair, and a large crowd salutes. Women’s Relief Corps convenes with over 3 000 attending while national figures address the event.
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Graht
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Themis
Sloenm
Sheridan
Defiasan
Ett
Roosevelt
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Tig Enrelge
Aupsart
Women's Relief Corp
Women's Selle? Corps
Joseph B. Foraker
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Gharies
Fairbooks
Moestobo A. ‘Lagan
Sara ‘Mdgene Assaerelk
Fragmented OCR Tale From The Hour Newspaper Item
A garbled OCR fragment mentions individuals including Willisis A. Stone Bennsyly and a reference to a female figure near a court or public area. It hints at a crime or incident with mention of a child, a wage, and a prison context but contains many unreadable words and misplaced phrases. No clear dates or locations are extractable.
Fragmented garbled post hints at complex events and names
The readable portions outline scattered references to Mayan conautente, Bragg, and Mang wong with mentions of Savana and Haliat. Various names appear tangled with unclear actions, locations, and outcomes, creating a murky, incomplete arc.
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Menahem
S. Yeage
Savana
Mang Wong
Austin Wiele
Gompers Warns Miners as Struggle Echoes Across Nation
In a speech at Wareliveton Great Army Day tribute to labor history, Samuel Gompers urged restraint from mine operators while miners press for gains. About five hundred attendees heard the speech and a collection of 75 dollars was raised for strikers. Polish author Bennik Sienklewicz published a Berlin letter advising Poles to stay united.
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Bamuet Gompers
Wareliveton
Ramuel Gumbeus
Nittiaal
Tennsylvania
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Sthemeclves
Qua Workigeman
Bennik Sienklewicz
Berlin
Troops Ordered Out in Pennsylvania Coal Field Strike
Governor Stone called up the Pennsylvania National Guard to guard the anthracite coal fields as miners prepare to return to work. About 10,000 soldiers are mobilized toback the operators and police, amid a strike that has paralyzed the industry for twenty weeks. President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers met with Frank Surzent to discuss pensions as Roosevelt’s stance looms.
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Gov. Stone
Pannesivan
Nicht
National Guard
Cen
Tle
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Frank P. Surzent
Roosevelt
Homestead
Cagalrr
Cheer Lanier
Receiver for the Mines Fight for appointed public reveal
A court case discusses appointing a receiver to manage the mines and related assets amid disputes over rents and control. It references a United States Supreme Court decision and notes the involvement of state authorities and corporate entities in the governance and sale of mineral properties. The argument centers on protecting creditors and determining the beneficiary interests in the mine operations.
Turbulent International Notes From Uncertain Times
Reported moves include Jules Osserand named French minister to the United States and questions over Italian expansion. Rioting in Haniry and Agram unrest, Paris deficit forecast near 160 million francs, China warn on foreign troops, Tendon tax protests, and Martinique talks with Paris on abandonment. Scientists ordered to erect a permanent observatory after the Pelee eruption.
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Nail
Jules Osserand
France
Queverd M. Cumtbuit
United States
Pierre
Haniry
Agram
Paris Journal Des Debuts
Ted
China
Regation
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Martinique
Parin
Pelee
Gov ‘Ernment
Dun and Co Weekly Review Mentions Industrial Signs
The report notes steady distribution of merchandise with prompt shipments and rising activity in many sectors. It cites favorable Western reports on cotton marketing, improved coke and iron production, larger coke shipments, and ongoing imports easing shortages, while noting price declines in sheet metal and wire products and uncertainties in foreign markets.
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Westers
Caliway
Chik Fae
Septmaher
Bix
Telecareus
Temenna suListiciory
Ileal
Bridstreet
Cavite
Weinae
Grain and cattle price rundown across markets
The report lists price ranges for wheat corn oats rye and cattle hogs and other commodities across multiple markets including Chicago Indianapolis New York Buffalo and Milwaukee with varied grade distinctions and unit prices. Strong entities include market names and commodity types, reflecting a snapshot of a bustling trading day.
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Chicago
Caltly
Couion
Eresh
Harley
New York
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Snowichedwick
William Dougherty
Government Printing Office
Amelia Fisher
Washington
Miss Fisher
Dougherty
Reenh County
District of Columbia
St. Luke's Hospital
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Frank Wilson
Charleston
S. C
Jacksonville
Flier Wharf
Geneva
Switzerland
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Moore & Handley Hardware Company
Birmingham
Ala
Meain
Pax
Victoria
B.C
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Temple Theatre
Fort Wayne
Tad
Willian HB. Cranett
David Oot
Tara Kendall
Boobra
Harglara
Pittsburg and Western Rail Road Company
Allegheny
Greenwich
Bridgeton
N. C
Joseph Iossons
Muitchell
Gabor
Coal Barotth
Jaxa
Tete Menda
Bregix
Winte Sor
Les Mendes
Chis Ieee
Tui
Irys
Prominis
Wright
Ohio State Tournal
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Hegre
Brita
Grand Army
Nation
Rorenspandonen
Cregeen
Elise
Tance
Willisis A. Stone
Meyer Wire
Wilker
Land
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Rewalta
Hattie
Orie
Piscoman
Patton
Unie Symparthiaers
Torgeneds
Pegerss
Menhetrteran
Tiiseiteh
Nel Mors
Porte
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