President Asked to Act Against Miners
Washington reports say President Roosevelt received a letter from David Wilcox of the Delaware Hudson Coal Road urging action against the United Mine Workers. The letter accuses the union of an unlawful combination restraining coal supplies and argues interstate commerce is being harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
David Wilcox
Gener
Delaware & Hadson Mall Road Co
United Mine Workers
Wilcox
THREE-CENT BEER Opinion on Saloonists starting breweries in Akron
A letter from a saloonist argues against Akron saloonkeepers forming a cooperative brewery venture. He warns such a plan would hurt the city by increasing competition with brewers, raise three cent a glass prices, and consolidate control of saloons by breweries. He urges readers to avoid the venture as a detriment and urges common sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Democrat
Tsste
Daily Democrat and the Press
Akron
Glow
We Are Going to Move Says Big Chief Durkin
Chief John Durkin, elated, declares plans to move by 10 pm as he targets Patsy Marden and Quirlert Gustaive. He threatens mobilizing all 48 men with health department and police prosecution if needed while Health Officer Kohler returns from Dayton.
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Big Chief Durkin
John Durkin
Patsy Marden
Quirlert Gustaive
Health Department
Proscuter
Jong
Tullway
Kohler
Dayton
Board of City Commissioners
Pittsburg Maniac Murders Family Amid Apparent Patent Frustration
In Pittsburg Virginia on October 10 Charles Cawley aged 17 an inventor killed his mother and sister with an axe and gravely injured four younger siblings before being restrained by his brother James. The six room Homestead residence on Second Avenue housed the family. the murderer woke before 8 am and carried out the brutal assault while the rest slept. The victims included Mrs Hanna Cawley and six year olds, with several children mortally wounded or dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Washington
D. C
Charles Cawley
Second St. Homestead
Bagager
Hanna Cawley
Belle Cawley
Joseph
Adeline
Raymond
Agnes
Cawley
Second Ave
Mia
Belle
Eriba
Charles
James
Harry
Rolie
Charley
Dolater
Thor
Synod debates keeping Reformed Theological Seminary at Tiffin
Delegates at the Reformed synod favored preserving the Heidelberg based seminary in Tiffin for the year, despite calls to move to Dayton or Cleveland. Alumni plan a Windsor hotel banquet. a four-person Heidelberg alumni representation on the college board was referred to a committee. Visitors from many churches preached Sunday, and reports highlighted women’s missionary work and relief for clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Synod
Theological Seminary of the
Reformed Church
Tiffin
Dayton
Cleveland
Heidelberg University
Tito
Heidelberg
Ute
Aluwul
Wivorsky
Windsor Hotel
First Congregational
Swandor
Gekeler
Piret Church of Christ
D. B. Miller
Notkirk
First Baptist
Geo
Beam
Roy
J. H. String
Trinity Lutheran
B. P. Herbruck
de A. J. Babbley
First Methodist
A. K. Zarman
Trinity Reformed
D. Wattich
Fouse
Rory
Brad Cromer
Woodland M. B. Ray
N. B. Mathes
Zang
Woonter
Reformoed
M. Hobrbacher
HB. Zuepp
North Hill
G. A. Sander
Paul's Lutheran
A. Shuman
Young
Kropfenstein
Women's Missionary Society
Baydor
Sendai
Japan
Leieh
Central Ohio Synod
German Reformed Church
Ekslon
Teleh
Ohio Synod of the
Reformed |Eet
Ohio
Akron Elks Initiate New Members in Tuesday Lodge Night
New members were initiated at the Akron lodge of Elks, including Messrs R. P. Harvey W. Oliver Wine R. W. Koerner and Chas Waxh or. The lodge discussed plans for social events and gatherings.
Promoters plan new Alaska San Francisco Brattle firms
Chicago reports a large mining stock plan amid an Alaska San Francisco Brattle promoters group. Edwin B. McCowan, back from Alaska, says the organizers aim to unite corporations under various titles to control markets and influence the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edwin B. McCowan
Alanka
Alaska
San Francisco
Brattle
Sheriff, Judge clash sparks deputy appointment talk
The piece describes a tense political feud surrounding Deputy Eckerman with Sheriff Kelly and Judge Anderson at odds over Eckerman’s potential deputy role. It notes Barker denying pre election promises, Anderson pressing Eckerman ties, and Kelly balking at outside influence while maintaining support for Beckerman in some capacity.
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Ifore
W. B
Shui
Maret Barker
Sheri
Fins
Joe Anders
Bekerman
Barker
Eckerman
Democrat
Daily Democrat
W.E. Beckerman
Eckerton
Jared Barker
Mir. Barker
Mr. Eckerman
Frank G. Kelly
Anderson
Sherif
Dadge Anderen
Kelly
Aad
Simon M. Biome
Bers Eckerman
Eckermamy
Stone
Bert Bekerman
Sheriff Kelly
Sr. Barker
W. Eh ‘Beckerman
Gas For Medina From The Northern Ohio Gas Line Co
The Northern Ohio Natural Gas and Pipe Line Co. aims to ship natural gas to Medina improving Cleveland access. The plan envisions extending pipelines to supply Medina with fuel, signaling regional energy expansion.
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Northeri Ohio Natural Gas & Pipe Line Co
Medina
Cleveland
Legislature Code Battle Delayed By Extended Session
Columbus Oct 10 The special session will run an extra week. The conference committee adjourned until Monday at 9 am delaying the code bill and related actions. Debate over civil service and the public works and safety departments produced a bipartisan board proposal amid a five to fix vote before adjournment.
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New York
Senator Platt
Odell
Orel
J. P. Morgan
Morgen
Morgan
Columbus
Con- I Fecenes
Fay
Assembly
Guerin
Patterson
Cummings
Department of Public Works
Department of Public Safety
Arthur C. Johnson
Missionary Talk Highlights Chinese Women Plight at Synod
At a Thursday synod session the Women's Missionary Society presented a program featuring Rev. Fred Cromer of Columbiana who just returned from China. He described widespread oppression of women, noting infanticide, arranged marriages, and perpetual slavery, and argued that without selfhood for women there can be no home or civilization. Mrs. H. S. Gekeler read a paper on the topic.
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Sting
J. H. Horsch
The
Reformed Church
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Ohlo
Life Synod
Miler
United States
Dr. Miller
Acton
Women's Missionary Seciety
Hanna
Foraker
Women’s Missionary Society
Oho
Red Cromer
Columbiana
China
Asia
Africa
India
Jesus Christ
America
H. 8. Gekeler
Akron donors respond to Donation Week appeal
The hospital reported Friday that Donation Week is likely to be very successful with timely gifts already received. Recipients expressed gratitude to Akron residents for their support and suggested donors need not limit contributions to Donation Week.
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Akron
Barges Load Million Bushels Coal to Cincinnati
A flotilla of barges carrying about 1,000,000 bushels of coal has begun moving from the Great Kanawha river mouth toward Cincinnati to ease the feared coal famine. The Ohio River stands seven feet two inches and rising, which may permit movement to the city without delay.
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Cincinnati
Kanawha River
Ohio River
Protection Must Not Be a Mint For Illegal Gain
Governor Cummins spoke at the Chicago Day banquet of the Marquette club, urging that protection be a shield for honest labor and a tool against industrial piracy, not a mint for illegal gain. He critiqued tariff laws and warned that tariff changes should reflect updated conditions, citing the five year transformations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cummins
Jaws
Marquette Club
Coal prices soar in Chicago market system
In Chicago on October 10 a novel coal price surge drives costs well above what small consumers pay. The rise is reported at seven to one hundred percent over last year. The list shows per ton rates for Pocahontas and other varieties, including ing Valley and Youghiogheny, with Pittsburgh referenced in the current pricing.
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New York
Platt
Quay
Penrose
Odell
Fifth Avenue
Pennsylvania
Stone
Wall Street
Chicago
Pocahontas
Ing Valley
Youghiogheny
Pittaburg
Indiana block perk Dinole Jump Goke
A compact item reads prices 26.50 Indiana block, 4.00 Dinole Jump, 12.00 Goke.
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Indiana
Dinole
Goke
Girl Hurt In Bicycle Incident At South Main
Anna Kastner, a Uitte girl from Bartges street, was struck by a bicycle Thursday evening near West Kempel's grocery on South Main street. The rider failed to yield, the girl was knocked down, and was carried to a doctor by Tom Baker after the bike wheel collided with a wagon approaching from the opposite direction.
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Anna Kastner
West Kempel's
South Main Mt
Mr. Gee
Dunlap
Tom
Omoer Baker
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Ashland House
Tip
Shamokin
Reading Coal and Iron
Henry Clay
Slim
Knox
Maniac
Cecil Rhodes
Matappos
Reformed Theological Seminary
New Elks
Mr. Jared Barker
Taror
God
Dingley
N Price
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