National Guard Deployed to Shield Coal Regions
Gov Stone orders the entire Pennsylvania National Guard to duty in the anthracite coal areas. Major General will position troops in Luzerne Schuylkill Susquehanna Northumberland and Cumberland counties to protect workers families trains and property and arrest violators until order is restored. Camp equipment to be readied within twenty four hours after a late night executive mansion announcement.
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Harrisburg
Stone
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Luzerne
Schuylkill
Susquehanna
Northumberland
Cumberland
Gerwig
Debaters Challenge Over Tariff Sparks Ohio Exchange
In Steubenville Senator Hanna challenged Tom L. Johnson to a tariff debate on economic grounds without monopoly references. Johnson accepted and vowed to debate on any format. Johnson plans to visit Cleveland October 11 to 17.
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Cleveland
Steubenville
Hanna
Tom L. Johnson
Johnson
Worcester
Johsonn
Otober
Government Wins Land Battle After Quarter Century
After twenty five years Jesse D Carr must give up 84335 acres of public lands in Northern California and Southern Oregon. The U S circuit court of appeals affirmed the Oregon circuit court ruling in favor of the government. Carr had fenced in wide strips forming a vast grazing area with no title to the center, leading to years of clashes and legal battles.
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San Francisco
Jesse D. Carr
California
Oregon
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit Court of Oregon
Carr
Cleveland
Washington
Belinger
Bellinger
Circuit Court of
Circuit Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Judge appoints Ingersoll as special examiner in monopolies case
Judge Lochren in chambers appoints Frederic Ingersoll of St. Paul as special examiner to take evidence in the Minnesota case against the Northern Securities Company and others. He had previously been appointed to take similar testimony in the U S case against the same defendants.
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St. Paul
Lochren
Chambers
Frederic Ingersoll
Morgan to Give Away Coal to aid New York Poor
A Morgan firm statement says J P Morgan & Co will purchase 50 000 tons of English coal for immediate shipment to the United States and distribute it to the poor and public institutions, as part of a broader response to the Washington strike. The action is linked to pressuring strikers and easing fuel shortages while Morgan oversees shipping operations.
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New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Steele
Morgan
International Marine Company
England
Washington
Mr. Morgan
Truesdell
President Truesdell
Combine
Roosevelt aroused by failure to settle coal strike
Washington Oct 6 President Roosevelt is said to be noticeably upset by the strike deadlock and by operators demanding army protection. Secretary Root and others met with him. he will not call Congress, seek governor mediation, or consult Morgan. Pennsylvania remains the proper authority to handle the dispute unless asked otherwise.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
United States Army
Root
Knox
Wright
Congress
Gov. Stone
Morgan
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
N. Y
Mitchell
Manufacturers’ Association
Philadelphia
Roosevelt declines reviewing G A R parade at White House
Washington October 6 President Roosevelt will not review the G A R parade in front of the White House. Officials say he must rest and cannot risk overtaxing his strength as doctors forbid. The statement confirms he will not occupy the reviewing stand.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Dominion Finances Sound Report Shows Surplus and Debt Rise
Dominion finances show a surplus of over 7 thousand dollars for the year ending June 30. Including the capital account, public debt increases to 271 million dollars. For the current quarter, revenue rose and expenditures fell, yielding a total surplus of 5.5 thousand across all spending, despite rises in all service branches.
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Vancouver
B. C
Dominion Government Finance Department
Destructive Guam quake damages naval station
Rear Admiral Wilde at Cavite reports a September 22 earthquake at Guam with no American injuries. The naval station suffered $23,000 in damage and he requests authority to buy materials for repairs.
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Washington, D. C
Wilde
Cavite
Navy Department
Guam
Naval Station
Independent cigar makers form $3 million stock company
Chicago on October 7 reports independent cigar manufacturers across the country have established a $3,000,000 stock company to counter the alleged tobacco trust. The venture is underwritten by the Union Trust Company of Chicago.
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Chicago
Tobacco Trust
Union Trust Company
Meat packers merger completed with Cudahy president
Good authority reports the meat packers merger is complete with E A Cudahy named president of the new combine. An official announcement awaits the outcome of the election before release.
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Omaha
Meat Packers
E. A. Cudahy
Combine
Casey's Orders Restrict Isthmus Transit by Rail
Colon and Panama report Admiral Casey on the Wisconsin bars Colombia troops and war material from Panama railroad transit without special permission. Gen Salazar protests a 1846 convention interpretation, while Washington weighs possible actions and wider effects on the canal dispute. The coal strike talks in Philadelphia and Buffalo hinge on a possible commission and anti trust action.
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Colon
Colombia
Admiral Casey
Panama
Wisconsin
Isthmus
Barranquilla
Salazar
Col. Mader
McLean
United States
Cincinnati
Casey
Gov
Gen. Salazar
Washington
Cure for Scarlet Fever Report by German Doctors
German doctors at Carlsbad confer announce a new scarlet fever cure serum by Dr. Moser of St Anne's Vienna. He tested on 400 patients over two years with substantially lower mortality than other hospitals. The government plans funding to mass produce and distribute the serum to Vienna's children's hospitals.
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London
Carlsbad
Moser
St. Anne’s Hospital For
Vienna
Territorial Treasurer Disappears With 18000 Cash Shortage
Hawaiian Treasurer ships reports reveal a missing cash balance of 18000 dollars after he disappeared yesterday. Governor Dole suspends Auditor Herbert C. Austin for writing personal bank checks without funds. Democrats nominate Herbert W. Wilcox for congressional delegate, returning him after a Home Rule party win.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Territorial
Dole
Herbert C. Austin
Herbert W. Wilcox
Congress
Wilcox
Home Rule Party
Heiress Struggles for Authenticity Amid Rumors
The heiress faces scrutiny over her claim to true status as society circles doubt her legitimacy. Rumors swirl about motives and connections, while supporters urge recognition of her rightful place among the elite.
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Palace Restaurant
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Central Restaurant
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Wishkah
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