Rioting Mine War and Invasion of Maplefield region
A violent outbreak at Mansfeld and surrounding mines leads to destruction of $100,000 in property. Deputies rush to quell the riot as foreign miners clash with locals. Three men fatally wounded, multiple injured, and orders for heightened patrols issued. authorities vow to arrest rioters and restore order.
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Mausfeld
Mberista
Bradting Bro Pear Jrey
Pittsburg
Chartiers Voughlogheny
Thomas
Harry Beadling
Vuey
Vouleys
Staple
Pf Litharde
Squire
Myers
Woodville
Fritegavening
Mansfeld
Yoster
Uley
Lonard
Arrelig
Wittehure
WLM
Barty
Paderal
Mal Wicks
Beachmont
A.J. Shulte & Company
Painter
P. Mayor
Shulte
Pple
Haa
Tipvie
Differigs
Paohandie Comepany
II Hoginns
Tom
Sheritt Richards
Sheri
Richards
Mapefeld
Bridgeville
Louissville Reales
Washington
Mansfield
McDonald
T Kideway
Hidyvile
Canuneburg
Melionaid
Robbina
Helen Beti
IBM
Tariff Debate Nears End as Amendments Go Down
The Tariff debate edged toward closure with the committee plan for general debate and limited five minute amendments. Lawmakers battled over duties on timber and lead ore while a quorum issue delayed actions and set a recess to eight. The day closed with committee amendments adopted and a night session planned for speeches by Holman Smith Cooper and Pearson.
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Wasiixerox
Wilson
Hollam
Halves
Dew
New York
Guthwaite
Dom
Olin
Bula
Gootrao
Don
Doolittle
Wauhingtie
Sumner
Hayes
Dom. Ala
Outry
Childe
Atiengcia
Uartmiati
Wade
Wilswn Clawnl
Dave
Wien
Tie Gulf
Amndine
Ceprard
Lowe
Revenun
Oily
Eerieltuin
Tenaw
N& Bedy
Arkons
Traball
Traball Dnwanded
Enaran
Mesera
Holman
Smith
Rep
Cooper
Dem
Ind
Pearson
Mem
Obie
George W Childs Illness Bulletin and Biography
A Philadelphia field bulletin reports George W Childs resting with a serious condition after a vertigo episode on January 1. The notice notes Dr. Lindy and Dr. Ta Coste in attendance and says no immediate danger, while detailing Childs’s early life as a newspaper proprietor and philanthropist.
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Priladelma
Jaqumey
Ta Coste
Lindy
George W, Childs
Chilis
Cosdillo
de. Loldy
de. Morris
Sir. Childe
Childs
Old World Aairs and the Emperor's Birthday Celebration
Berlin witnesses a tense political scene as the Chamber of Deputies suspends its session amid protests over anarchist arrests. President Dupuy orders police to clear the chamber while chaos erupts, Thievrien excluded from the chamber, and months of tension follow. In Berlin, Emperor William I’s birthday is celebrated with royal salutes, a grand reception, and display of loyalty as crowds fill the streets and laurel wreaths adorn shop windows.
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William
Berlin
Forie
M. Thiewrian
Gurnop
Paris
Bf Thierrion
Vadl
Catr
Dent
Vleniiy
Thivrien iv
Chamber of Deputies
Prince Kiemarek
Kouperor William
Eeuperor Frederick
Prince Bismarck
Royal Fami
Castra
Horiia
Saxony
Wurtembure
Haden
Hesse
Tuscany
Aldenburc
Saxe-Meininger Reus
Waldeck
Saxe- Aldenburi
Mecklenburg-Lchwinrtn
Pho
Rncena
Kromtest
Adtor
Frederick Leopold
Gardes du Corps
Herr Krupp
Bismarck
Kasen
Emperors Birthday Celebrations Sweep German Empire
The birthday of Emperor William was observed today across Germany with a grand celebration unseen before. In many cities, the day featured elaborate displays and public ceremonies as the nation marked the event with special feasts and official honors.
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Deni
Willian
Germany
Corbett Arrives in Washington After South Tour
The champion Jim Corbett reached Washington on a special train from the South amid a 1000-strong crowd. He appeared well and said he would spar tonight at Madison Square Garden with Dan Crandon and Jack Dempsey before starting a theater tour. He planned hard training for a mid year fight with Jackson, aiming for June.
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Washington
Plion Corbett
Richmond
Danville Road
Corbett
Howard
Mitchell
Madison Square Garden
Dan Crandon
Jack Dempsey
New York
Quiver Novel Battle at Huntington Park Goes Awry
A wild melee unfolds at Huntington Driving Park as a weighted dog and agile cat engage in a crowded exhibition. The dog, 49 pounds, suffers a decisive loss to the lighter cat amid loud betting and frantic swirls of action. Spectators witness a dramatic finish with the crowd cheering the cat’s victory and the dog exiting the cage in retreat.
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Weetal Televoram
Sunday Register
Hawkscrow
W.va
America
Johnny Hult
West Virginia
Huntington Mriving Park
Maeland
West Virginia Hille
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Alderson
Alimenn Mate
Howe
Peter
Otter
Mr. Wileuw
Bissianbod
Patera
Hew Wem
Nery
Bulb
Tarie
Georen Wilton Childs
Philadelphia
Charitian
Col Magan
Saleo Wa
Pleyel Asm
Jahoary Fy
Joba
Ehan Pion Too
Tinea Orid
Bere Leder
Warty
Harry Hulen
Turin
Artar Olla
al Enomads
Leek Praviows
Ward
Willem A. Brady
Tor Thamarat Peitler
Chamber of de
M. Clovis Hugues
Seine
Lilegally Settl
Yniend
Vaillant
M. Roynal
M. Reynal
Dupuy
M.thlevrien
Chamber of Deputie
Socialiste
M. Thievrien
Provident
Chamber of Daputin
M. Dupuy
Wshera
Emperor William's
Cormett
Uidler
Mil
Avnen
Wan
J Hitle Pelenarer Fiore i
Merion
Savan Parsche
Mra Kobe
Lote Arrivela
New Yue
Jasenrr
Nisauer Ki
Temwoeny Geemiacis
Peter Epaeess
Lannion Fowest Bisinarce
Quiver
McLinch
Tom Corner
Referrs
Cat
Callottabure
Mepont
Mondasue Waanivero
D. C. Juneaey
Carefiele
Howevier
Carilate
Rhimenif
Comeresiman
Seiemed Arenas Ieieeran
Ney
Wastiwaroy
Alderson Haseen
Pred
Oy Meade
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