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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1902

Page

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State Troops Mobilized as Mine Territory Turmoil Rises

Philadelphia dispatch reports ten Anthracite counties in Pennsylvania under state guard with troops in five districts. Despite troop presence riots and lawlessness persist across the 100 mile coal region from Susquehanna to Dauphin. In Luzerne County Sheriff Jacobs cites growing unrest and requests more forces as a derailed coal train near Warrior Run signals intensified tensions.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Vorext City Susquehanna County Williamston Dauphin County Forest City Maxey Stone Wilkesbarre Jacobs Luzerne County Ninth Regiment National Guard of Regient C. I. Trougherty Hazleton Sherif Jacobs Sheriff Jacobs Jereth Central Railroad of New Jersey Warrior Run New York

Roosevelt returns to Washington after surgery

President Roosevelt reached Washington in good spirits, carried in a wheelchair from the train to the carriage. He will stay at a temporary White House on Jackson Place until his wound heals in about ten days and plans to resume travel next spring to the northwest and coast states.

Washington Roosevelt Indianapolis White House Jackson Plaice Pot Northwest

Anoth er Call for Troops Sparking Coal Dispute

A large crowd of strikers blocked nonunion workers at Exeter colliery Lehigh Valley Coal Co Sturmer ville. Deputies under Thomas Burke protected workers as a clash broke out injuring David Richards and David Harris. Burk e knocked down. police dispersed rioters. Warrants for leaders issued. A 500 strong mob halted bridge crossing at Nant coke. Sheriff Maxey asked Governor Stone for troops as unrest escalates.

Exeter Lehigh Valley Coal Company Sturmerville Thomas Burke David Richards David Harris John FP Strah Burke Bhret Weat Pittston Susquehanna River Nanticoke Susquehanna Stone Maxey Susquehanna County Hillside Coat and Iron Company Forest City

Non Union Strikes Chase Drovers in Scranton Disturbance

Three calls to quell disturbances at Tem ple Sterrick Creek colliery in Jessup as non union men clash with striking workers. Hungarians fleeing from work are chased by crowds. several men, all Sterrick Creek employees, are injured amid reports of shots fired and hunts spreading toward nearby camps.

Scranton Pa Temple Company Sterrick Creek Jessup Olyphant Charles Webster Peckville Charles Foley Fred Mason Watres

General Gobin defers martial law query to governor

Shenandoah Pa Sept 25 General Gobin said he has nothing to do with Sheriff Beddall s request to place Schuylkill County under martial law. It is entirely for the governor to decide and the sheriff seeks to relieve himself of responsibility.

Shenandoah, Pa Beddall Schuykill County Gobin

Trouble with the Moros and Labor Ultimatum in Chicago

Washington reports Gen Chaffee says Pershing cannot reach Machu forts due to water and swamps in Manila. Pershing retreats to Vicars as Moro defenses prove stronger than expected. In Chicago Labor Federation demands reinstatement of sixty discharged workers from Chicago City Railway, signaling potential general strike.

Washington War Department Chaffee Manila John J. Pershing Vicars Machu Forts Pershing Chicago Chicago City Railway Company Chicago Federation of Labor

Chicago Livestock Prices and Midwest Grain News

Chicago reports hefty hog receipts around 19 000 with wire and packing fees totaling over $7 1067.00 while cattle and sheep show mixed ranges and Buffalo market notes receipts and price shifts. St Louis and Toledo futures mirror weaker wheat and mixed corn oats and rye movements across regional exchanges.

Chicago East Buffalo Dunning & Stevens Live Stock Commission St. Louis Grain St. Louis Eswe Hepsomber Gilec Caisu

Lake commission to study Great Lakes levels

A multi nation effort led by the United States and Canada seeks to appoint commissioners to form a Lake commission. They will investigate open questions on the level changes of the Great Lakes and report findings. US appointees will be primarily army and civil engineers.

United States Lake Commission Great Lakes State Department

Great Lakes Commission Canada Appointed to Board

Washington Sept 25 Acting Secretary Adee announced in line with Congress river and harbor act plans that Canada has been asked to appoint mer members of an important board for the commission. The move follows the act’s scope to organize cross border water management and harbor improvements.

Canada Mer Washington Congress Adee New York Chattanooga Tenn The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen John A. Hannahan A. Wilson Thwart Shea New Jersey Charles Maier Parsons Kan Eugene Ball Stratford Can F. W. Arnold Carter Piremen’s Carnegie Fayette Board of Trustees Upper Iowa University Andrew Carnegie David B. Henderson

Doesnt Realize His Luck Inheritor Of Stratton Gift In Indy

Byron C. Logan a blacksmith of 31 South Summit Street Indianapolis learns he is the recipient of a $10,000 gift from W. S. Stratton. Logan, visiting his Colorado home in 1896, heard from Stratton's employees that he had given each of them a house and lot. The article notes Stratton’s steadfast friendship and forgiving nature.

Indianapolis Byron C. Logan South Summit Street Stratton Logan Colorado

Bequest and Wardrobe Tales Reach Prairie State

In Springtiett and nearby towns, reports on bequests and financial schemes unfold. Attorney General Matalin petitions in Cook County for action against a lender network, while Fidelity Wome Rayers’ company touts deposits from contract holders and loan promises amid scrutiny in Titwote. Spanish American War Veterans elect leaders in Tadinnepolla, Lincoln hospital fire threatens patients, and New York officials face charges of mismanagement.

Fe Deleon Prairie State Springtiett Mle Matalin Cook County Pilelity Fleme Tduyere Wilwee Titwote Fidelity Wome Rayers Whee Doevices Offenees Tadinnepolla

Post mortem on Rabson body from Saginaw River plunge

In Saginaw Michigan on September 25 the post mortem on Charles B. Rabson found in the river three miles from the plunge site showed a normal stomach. A telegram from Victoria British Columbia said relatives would not claim the remains leaving burial expenses to the widow. The body, found by three boys in a boat, showed little sign of theft with only two nickels, three pennies and two five dollar pieces in pockets. Questions remain about the missing money and motive.

Saginaw Mich Charles B. Rabson Saginaw River Victoria B. C Rabson

Roosevelt backs tariff revision with guard for living standards

President Roosevelt outlined tariff revision aims in Logansport, urging expert review while preserving protection. He warned against radical changes that would harm U.S. living standards and called for a nonpartisan commission to study schedules amid shifting global commerce.

Indianapolis Roosevelt Logansport United States

Phipps Givers $100000 Boer Relief Gift Lettered

New York director of Carnegie steel sent a 100000 check for Boer relief from Beaufort Castle. Phipps urged swift, purely philanthropic use to aid widows and orphans, with Bethal and Chamberlain confirming the fund will be managed to prevent unfriendly uses.

London Stenry Phipps New York City Carnegio Steel Toor Mhippye Delarey Chamberlain Arnold White Phipps

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