Coal Operators to Meet as General Mine Shutdown Feared
Reported talks among bituminous and anthracite operators to plan a general mine shutdown on April 1 in Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia Indiana Illinois and parts of Kentucky. The aim is to crush the United Mine Workers and push coal prices higher, with leaders noting wage pressures and demand for wage increases.
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Washington Post
Rtusburg Pn
Pennsyvania
Ohio
Wes Virginia
Indiana
Illrois
Wentucks
United Wine Workers of America
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Ilinois
Chicago
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Su Uber
Married Mirpaa Hoon Saiunday Septem ted le wot Looms
Obscure notice notes a marriage event dated September with names and a location reference to Arlington. The fragmentary text lists attendees and a service day pushing toward a formal ceremony.
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Mirpaa
Bonn
Sunday Fever Record in New Orleans Yellow Fever Update
New Orleans reports 24 new yellow fever cases to 6 p m bringing total to 2931. Deaths rise to 367 with 238 under treatment and 2176 discharged. Cases concentrated downtown with two from Abita Springs and Grind Lake. Dr White assesses fumigation work as effective and quarantine measures expanded nationwide. Nearby towns report mixed case counts and one death in Patterson.
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Canal Street
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Grind Lake
Barratara
White
American
Porto Rico
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Kenner
la Yourche Crossing
Baton Rouge
Tallulah
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Natchez
Hamburg
Vicksburg
Harriston
Gulfport
Mississippi City
Handsboro
Ackerman
Il Natchez Miss
Pensacola
Chattanooga Shail
Framed for murder suspect hunted across coast by detectives
In Washington and Norfolk detectives chase Girard Glew and Joseph Chrard linked to the Augusta Keter murder near Newark. A schooner search, harbor tugs, and farm raids fail to locate Glew, believed aboard coastwise vessels between Norfolk and New York.
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Norfolk Vn
Joseph Chrard
Augusta Keter
Suffolk
Norfolk
Arneville H Perry
New York
Capes
Alyah Ho Clark
Perry
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Guard
Hampton Roads
Wil
Suffolk Guard
Gildea
Pechskill
de Bronx
New York Central Office
Pas Tivety
Hil
Central Office
Col C T Westbrook Dead Prominent Grand Army Veteran
Col C T Westbrook a noted Grand Army veteran and brother of Justice Theodore R Westbrook of Kingston died at Widdletown State hospital where he had resided for years following injuries from the Civil War. He was born in Wishkil in 1835 and helped raise the Twentieth and 120th regiments. He commanded the 120th at Chancellorsville and Gettysburg and authored a book on bullets and their shapes. He was Rutger College's oldest living graduate.
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Kingston
Colto Timeius T Westbrook
Widdletown State
Ininnes
Wishkil
Theodore R Westbrook
Rutger College
Chancelorsville
Gettysburg
Anxiety in Austria After Vienna Conference With Royal Emissary
Vienna reports Count Cziraky, named by Francis Joseph to form a Hungarian cabinet, met coalition leaders at Hotel Bristol. They refused to accept the king’s conditions, deeming them contrary to their views and the people’s mandate. Negotiations appear to stall as leaders and supporters await next moves amid rising Hungarian unrest.
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Chiraky
Francis Joseph
Bristol
Count Cziraky
Julus Andrassy
Count Zichy
Baron Banffy
Francis Kossuth
Budapest
Albert Apponni
Weidingau
Count Catraky
Hungary
Hmmperor
Jeaders
Cmvaky
Witte Arrives in Berlin With Russian Delegation
Moscow's Witte arrived in Berlin at Potedam station with his daughter Mme Narychkine and wife, stayed at Hotel Bristol, and planned to depart for Rominton near the frontier for an audience with the king. Large crowds gathered outside the Bristol as the Russian statesman met Baron von Ruhhofen to discuss foreign affairs.
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Berlin
M Witte
Mme Narychkine
Brussels
Potedam
Bristol
Rominton
Simperor Williams
Baron von Ruhhofen
Cyclone Ravages Calabria After Earthquake Deaths Rise
Rome reports a new cyclone adds to disaster in Vaia Dia area. Survivors seek shelter in wooden government supervised cabins. 2,000 built, 4,000 more needed for the homeless at rail depots. casualty estimates rise as bodies are found daily. About 20,000 cattle perished in the earthquakes.
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Rome
Vaia- Dia
Peace pact for Tartars and Armenians signed in Caucasus
Ten wealthy Armenians and ten wealthy Mussulmans guarantee enforcement of a preliminary peace between Tartars and Armenians. A general congress will meet in October to address causes of enmity and protect life and property. An arbitration court will draft details and resolve disputes.
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Louis Napoleon
Caucasus
Zemstvos Will Be Quiet at Opening Congress
Moscow September 24 delegates to the congress of zemstvos and municipal representatives arrive for discussions on the national assembly Project and a plan for elections. A strong minority opposes the project while calls grow for immediate liberty of assembly and press to ensure a truly representative assembly.
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Moscow
Zemstvos
National Assembly
Kostrema
Congress
Troops Reinforce Sveaborg Garrison in Finland
Large force of troops has arrived in Helsingfors to reinforce Sveaborg near the capital. Between 700 and 1,000 additional men have been sent to garrison points, with more re-enforcements expected at other locations.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Sveaborg
Finns Cheer The Czar On Vacation In Finnish Waters
Imperial family aboard the Polar Star enjoy hunting and fishing trips around Viborg Receptions in Helsinki area. Emperor greeted peasants who urged more visits. local deputation delivered farm goods and fish. Fishermen assisting excursions received gold and silver watches. Yacht to stay two or three more days. voyage to Peterhof expected later in the week.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Viborg
Peterhof
Britain's New Naval Base in Singapore Stirs Far East Strategy
Britain aims to buy Singapore docks and establish a vast naval base hand in the Pacific. Government disclaims seeking European supremacy, citing strategic need and the Anglo-Japanese alliance. Singapore would serve as a key fortress at the gateway to the Pacific, with China Sea patrols and cruiser groups remaining, while arbitration sets the dock price.
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Singapore
Sunday Observer
Admiral Fisher
Pacific
Japan
Great Britain
Far East
China Seas
China
East Indies
Australia
Tanjong Pagar Company
Tir
Michael Hicks-Beach
Germans Repulse Rebels at Mahenge in Africa
Government reports from German East Africa say rebels attacked Mahenge but were repulsed. Meronogo rebels suffered about 50 killed, and the Grawerth column reached Kilwa after inflicting serious losses on the rebels across six nights.
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Grawerth
Kilwa
Bull Fight Ends in Row After Encore Refusal
French crowd at Nimes erupts after matadors refuse to kill another bull in an encore. spectators overturn chairs and set fire to barriers as the arena reaction escalates. separate telegraph notices report ship arrivals, wireless schedules, and a cancer campaign pitch ends with an ad for Dr King’s New Discovery for lung trouble.
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Nimes
France
Virginia Democrats Grapple With Primary Senator Plan
Danville dispatch reports Democratic efforts to reform US Senate elections by direct party primary stirred intraparty clashes. Virginia's leaders spent years backing a primary to choose a senator, only to discover factions thrived, money flowed, and the plan exposed weaknesses as lawmakers remained accountable to local voters rather than a distant machine.
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Ira E. Bennett
Washington Post
Danville
Democrats of
Virginia
United States
Gen
Washington
Roanoke
Norfolk
Senate
Thomas
Martin
People
Marrtin
Iaeut Gov Willard
Natrie
Swanson
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