Rioters Resting Martial Law Prevails In Shenandoah
Shenandoah Pa Sept 22 quiet returns after yesterday’s rioting that killed one, wounded many and closed saloons. Military troops guard streets as crowds watch. Sheriff Toole fired on rioters near the Reading colliery injuring several. casualties include Mike Yuckavege and others. Troops sent to Harrisburg and Philadelphia. Adjutant General Stewart notified. Local mine officials dispute Mitchell figures on production. President Mitchell issues open letter calling for settlement.
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Shenandoah
Toole
O'Donnell
Brenneman
Inding Ridge
Reading Company
Ferguson House
Sheriff Toole
Harrisburg
Charles Row-land
Burkisbure
Gubio
Reign of Fear as Deputies Arrive in Hazleton District
In Hazleton Pennsylvania on September 22 crowds fear clashes between strikers and deputies. Deputies, about 20 stationed from Wilkes-Barre and others arriving by rail, are placed along roads and city streets to quell disturbances. Violence has eased but tensions linger as mine workers and strike leaders maintain positions with no clear end in sight.
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Hasleton
Mitchell
W. H. Smith
Markle Mines
A. Pardee Company
Cronberry
Hagleton
Hazleton
Lehigh
Epadonh
Hueleton
Sherif Bresis
Carbon County
Freeland
Lere
Wilkenharere
Igddo
Belvenia
Jade of Deputies
Sines
New London
Conn
Isaac Orbeton
Bangor
Elisha M. Trimm
Leora M. Thurlow
Bath
Alvin B. Hipson
Plum
Little Gull Islands
Orbeton
Bartlett's Reef
Thurlow
Port Reading
N. J
Kennebec River
Newark
Hea
Washington
Navy Department
Agbiitindt
Secretary
Gero
Actor John W Rancone Faces Backlash in Washington
Washington reports actor John W Rancone, known for political impressions, has damaged his popularity by aligning with the Republican campaign. A failed performance at Hashin's Academy of Music drew loud disapproval, with patrons hooting and hissing, prompting him to alter his act. Observers note his ties to campaign figures and speculation grows he may struggle to find future bookings.
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Washington
John W. Ransone
Rome
Ti la
Tyle B. Hill
Republican Campaigan Committee
Vyandeville
Chinese Allied Forces Review Led by Count Von Walterses
Shanghai September 22 Count Von Walterses commander of allied forces in China reviewed 5 000 foreign troops in a display of military strength.
New York Markets Mixed Amid Commodity Listings
A fragmented OCR snapshot shows New York markets with scattered references to FLOUR and CORN futures, oats and wheat notes, and butter prices. Mentions of Liverpool cable, shipping terms, and several place names hint at broader market activity across commodities and deliveries.
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New York
Hein Bether
Minnesota
Liverpool
Ygaiur
Wresern
Beatie
Litwe Sys
Lereumery
Ndiaye
State Eng
Pshnavivania
UG Ag Atest
Fe Tale Reina
Crashed
Hao
Bowaus Ec
Bowaus Ec. P Molasbe: Elem New Urbane, 4207580. Rice An Domestic. Dyitlee
Japan
Weenys _Shipping
Ribbon Fish Rare Record Totals Highlight Deep Ocean Habitat
The ribbon fish, a rare record holder, stands as the farthest species noted with only 16 specimens recorded in the past century. An inhabitant of the ocean’s great depths, it remains elusive to researchers and collectors.
Politics Boom in 1900s Britain and Liberal Conflation
A sprawling 1900s dispatch discusses British politics with Conservatives defending the war in South Africa and Liberals torn over dissolution of Parliament and Home Rule. It notes Lord Salisbury and party splits, electoral timing, economic worries from publishers to stock markets, and a looming reform contrasted with WWI era concerns.
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Laulen
Gill Ug
Puorlin Tient
Llerbert Gladstone
Ile Wherals
Stowphens
South Africa
Ibers
Edward Gray
HW. Asquinh
Mc Morley
Busiani
Lomi Salishiesyi
Solisiors
South Afrika
China
Wis
Lalisbury
Treladd
Herbert Gladstone
West Tews
Earl of
Joseph Chamberlain
Elfest
Moatier
Ona Hys
Chamerlain i
Taisdewne
Mer Cuombertala
Kitchner
Quiry
Tro Onantiec
Iren
Vis
Armenles
Mall Guxette
California Banker Dies at Sea
Louis Jacobs of San Bernardino California died aboard the Kaiser on Sept eighteen after a heart ailment. He was about seventy, traveled with his daughter, and died after dinner. The body, embalmed, was sent to Hoboken for shipment west and coroner pending arrangements. A gale may have contributed to the death.
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California
York
Koaiserik
Louis Jacobs
San Bernardens
Cal
Jacobs
Asth
Hoboken
Hoffman
Love Letters Led to Arrest and Other News
Rochester reports John Nichols of Michigan, age 31, arrested on burglary and robbery charges tied to an earlier Michigan theft from Edward DeHaven in Bangor. Nichols traced via love letters from Kalamazoo. Also: Express collides with eastbound freight near Binghamton. no injuries. Freight derailed engine pilot broken. delays two hours. Four Negroes lynched at Port Hudson, La for alleged robbery. Gassert sentenced to 22 years deportation to Africa after murder of British consul McMaster in Portuguese East Africa. Long sisters registered to vote in El Paso County for November election.
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Rochester
John Nichols
Michigan
Edward DeHaven
Bangor
van Buren County
Mich
de Haven
Nichols
Kalamazoo
Binghamton
N. Y
Delaware and Fordson Fast
Relden
Berira
Portuguese East Africa
Gassert
Jr. McMaster
Africa
Weather report notes winds and storms across regions
Washington dispatch reports Sunday winds from the west and a west thunder storm sweeping southern New England. Pleasant conditions extend from the Mississippi east to the coast this morning. Very heavy rains fell in central Texas with Abilene logging 4.66 inches as observations were collected.
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Washington
Werther
New Maeklind
Mssippi
Texas
Abilene
United States Orders China Troop Withdrawals Begin
Washington Sept 22 a special to the Hartford Courant states the United States will withdraw most troops from China leaving only a small legation guard at Pekin. General Chaffee to return marines to Cavite and a battalion infantry cannon and cavalry guard to remain in the legation compound.
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Washington
Artford Courant
United States
China
State Department
Ths
Philippines
Conger
Prinee Ching
Russia
Chaffee
Cha
Geers Wilson
Legation
Pekin
Germany
Count von Waldersee
Ching
Japan
France
St Petersburg
Tinitet
Li Hung Chang
Cancer
Prince Ching
Tithie
Putes
McKinley
Cantom
Head on collision blocks line between Ansonia and north
A head on collision on the Naugatuck division of Consolidated road near the pond two miles south of Ansonia caused hours of delay. Two coal freights and several cars were badly damaged while no one injured. A special train with Superintendent Beach went south at 1 28 p m to clear the track. the 1 11 p m arrival was delayed.
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Naugatuck
Ansonia
Sqone
Beach
McParland
McWinne
Unconscious Man Found After Gas Leak at Rockland Hotel
Edward Fox of New York registered at the Rockland hotel, fell unconscious in his room. Firemen forced entry after knock attempts, gas escaped from an open burner, and a partly opened window likely saved him from asphyxiation.
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Stamford
Sept
Rockland Hotel
Edward Fox
New York
Fox
McKinley Returns to Canton After Stop in Canton Ohio
President McKinley arrives back in Canton at 11 a m after a halt in Canton Ohio accompanied by Private Secretary Cortelyou. He proceeds directly to his home as Senator Wanna is anticipated to arrive soon.
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Canton
McKinley
Cortelyou
Senator Wanna
Rutgers College cane rush injures freshman in deadly clash
A cane rush at Rutgers College in New Brunswick between sophomores and freshmen ended with Writz Wittig, a freshman, knocked down and severely injured. Doctors fear death as they struggle to revive him after he fell during the height of the contest.
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New York
Rutgers College
New Brunswick
N. J
Writz Wittig
Storm Toll Reaches Edward Webster Family in New Canaan
News from Galveston reports Mrs James Salter receiving a telegram stating Edward Webster formerly of New Canaan and five children aged 13 to 26 were lost in the recent disaster. Webster worked as a grain inspector in Galveston.
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New Canaan
James Salter
Galveston
Edward Webster
Webster
Old Citizen Dead in Saybrook After Illness
Deacon O. H. Kirkland, among Saybrook’s oldest and best known, died early today at his home from general debility. He served as town clerk for three terms and was a longtime public servant. He leaves three children and a widow.
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Saybrook
O. H. Kirkland
Store Burned Out Loomis Store Fire At Main Street
Fire discovered shortly after midnight totally destroyed the Loomis store on Main street central village. Loss estimated at 7000 dollars with 5000 dollars insured. Danielson September 22.
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Danielson
Loomis
Main Street
Central Village
Colonel Wood Dies in Chicago Parade Honorary Grand Marshal
Colonel Joseph H. Wood, grand marshal of the grand army parade at the recent nation encampment in Chicago, died of an apoplectic heart attack at his residence in the city at midnight. The news notes his service and status as a prominent veteran figure.
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Chicago
Joseph H. Wood
Country Inundated Strikes Calenith Region
Sept reports a severe flood in Calenith. Twenty natives drowned and thousands are left homeless as the deluge continues to devastate towns and livelihoods across the country.
Local City News and Primary Race Rumors
The report covers judge decision in Wells v. Graham with $100 dispute, upcoming hearings, and chaotic notes on assessor nomination primaries. It names Steinman’s grocery on Valent Street and hints at delegates, conventions, and party backers in a tense political scene.
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Castle's
John A. Wells
T. H. Graham
Bradstreet
Chambers
Mil GC
Steinman
oTo Valent Street
Kaiser
Ae Madigan
Ellis
Italian Shooting Sparks Vendetta Rumor in Waterbury
A morning shooting on South Main street left Pasquale Renaldi wounded and his foe, Frank Renaldi, under arrest. The Italian community fears a feud linked to an old murder in Italy over a fence line. The injured man was treated and taken to hospital. police and courts moved to charge Frank with manslaughter or murder, with bond discussed but denied for Monday.
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South Main Street
Pasquale Renaldi
Canal Street
Renaldi
Bank Street
McManus
Handy Men
Italy
Frank Renaldi
Conlon Bros
John Sullivan
Scovill Street
Sullivan
Bergin
Partree
Waldi
Michael
Lis
Mily
Frank
Waterbury
Jim
Tralian
New York
Renaldis
Littlebrook
Brook Street
East Main Street
John
Bradstreet
Durant
Bandy
Counse
Thirst
Howerecourt
Ronald
Dave
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