Mitchell Urges Miners to Strike for Better Pay and Conditions
President Mitchell addresses a 4900 to 5000 crowd in Trinidad urging miners to strike until fair compensation, safer hours, and better conditions are won. He cites a 280,000 strong union and warns against intimidation by agitators, while declaring no immediate settlement likely.
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Trinidad
Cole
Mitchell
Miung Sterikes
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Citizens Alliance
Denver
Associated Press
Walsenburg
Cabinet considered ultimatum to Russia but chose milder path
London Dec 4 The Toble correspondent of the Daily Mail reports that at Tuesday's cabinet council a proposal to send an ultimatum to Russia was considered but abandoned in favor of a milder course. Tension remains acute and observers expect major developments within a few days.
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London
Toble
Daily Mail Save
Oan
Russia
Indictments Shocks St Louis: Blair Forgery Case Emerges
James L Blair once counsel to the Louisiana purchase exposition faces first degree forgery charges from a grand jury in St Louis. The case centers on forged deeds of trust and notarial seals tied to the Blow estate, with accuser James T Roberts alleging a complex web of fraud and fictitious witnesses.
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Blair
Peter Blow
St. Louis
Recorder of Deeds of
Walter F. Jenking
Hilue
Robert
Dick Brothers
Philadelphia
New York
Evana HH. Dick
Fem
Edward B Roberta
Blow
Dicke
St. Fowls
Pini
Dar Expone
Mra Hlaly
Migtagere
Bhairs
Rockefeller and Gould allies win stock support in Colorado Fuel vote
John D. Rockefeller and John D. Rockefeller Jr. proxy committee says the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company has received more than two thirds of its stock backing the new financial plan. George J. Gould is named as a participant in the coalition.
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New York
Paremadee
John D. Rockefeller
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
George J. Gould
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Canal Treaty Floating Return to Washington Stalled
United States officials consider using warships from the Caribbean to expedite Panama canal treaty arrival. Diplomatic dispatches describe continued negotiations and instructions for Reyes, Teves, and other envoys as the canal treaty nears ratification in Panama and awaits formal U.S. reception.
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Washington
Hay
Pavia
Moody
United States
Colon
Panama
Gudger
Reyes
Lor
Herray
Huyawe
Japanese Minister Sees Peace Likely in Far East
Washington reports quote Japanese Minister Takashira expressing belief that peace in the Far East is assured despite unsettled negotiations with Russia. He notes public support in Japan for the ongoing talks and appreciates efforts by Mrs Anita Newsomb Metis and others offering services linked to wartime contingencies.
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Washington
Tec
Paris
Japan
Russia
Yakashira
Jape Phese
Varhous
Tabashire
Anita Newsomb Metis
Max
Mother
United States Army
Takashio
Amelia Good
Gradintiy
Mystery Surrounds Murder of Ball
Special to the Morning Journal Helen No M Dee. The murder of Martin Huet at his home six miles south of Beten yesterday is a mysterious affair. Neighbors say he attempted to shoot his wife and that a lover fled, then he died after a struggle. The motive and full sequence remain unsettled as a coroner’s inquest is planned.
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Morning Journal
Helen
Martin Huet
Beten
Hael
Bin
Mer
Fontantic
Oma
Ironworkers Strike Falters Across Nation
New York reports show the iron workers strike failing to halt work as crews remain on site. Vice President Btarcit of George A L Fuller Construction says orders to suspend were issued by the Iron Worker International union, but cities still have active crews and sufficient labor for ongoing projects.
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New York
Airc
Btarcit
George AL Fuller Construction Company
Wmke
Iran Worker International
Mgr. Mineru
Curthier
Dowie to Face Witness Stand in Zion City Bankruptcy Case
John Alexander Dowie will be examined under oath by bankruptcy referee Sidney Co Eastman regarding Zion City finances. Receivers Blount and Carvier review accounts to determine if industries, including lace works and candy factory, can continue. If not, Zion City may face loss of livelihood for residents.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Sidney Co Eastman
Zion
Kohisaat
Christian Catholic Church
Samuel Ettelson
Dowie
Kittelson
Blount
Caverier
Zion City
Zio City
Dowle
Thai Zion City
Stedienke
Redieake
Dowie Named Temporary Manager of Zion City Industries
In Zion City Dowie is named temporary manager of the city industries as receivers struggle to fund payrolls. Food shortages persist and a cashiering demand intensifies as checks replace money at the general store. Dowie promises workers will be paid in kind with food while factions debate his financial strength.
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District of Columbia
Zion City
Redieske
Dowie
Kohisaat
Zion City Industries
Record Breaking Cotton Production Forecast for 1903 04
Preliminary returns from Washington indicate U S cotton production this year will reach about 9,962,039 bales with average weight 4 908 pounds. Estimated picked area is 28 104 860 acres down 3 percent from last year. Lint production averages 1 745 pounds per acre.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Von Buelow Opens the Reichstag in White Hall
Chancellor Von Shuelow opened the Reichstag in the palace White Hall today. The assembly was smaller after royalists were removed by the Socialists. The emperor message praised no unusual tax demands and avoided controversial legislation.
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Kerlin
von Shuelow
von Stuelaw
Parthanernt
Women’s clubs unite to seek Senator Smoot’s expulsion
A Washington union formed at a luncheon to push for the expulsion of Senator Reed Smoot of Utah from the U S Senate. The group, led by Mrs Lucia Hamlin and other national figures, plans a $3000 appeal for legal action and a pamphlet, citing church and state separation concerns.
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Reed Smoot
United Binnee Senate
Untion
Frederick mMchoff
Philadelphia
National Congress of Mothers
Lucia Hinunt
Floral Union
Mere Hin
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Ase
Leno
Darwin BR. James
International
Commo! of Women
Tunis Hamiin
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Presbyterian Church
Margaret Divit
Christien .Temperance Union
Vandergeist
Wilmington
Clement
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Dubois
Idaho
Price
West Chester
Howard W. Lipplicott
Bmeanmp
Te. J. de McMillan
New York
Marah Billett
Darwin J. Lamer
Margaret Stehl
Church and State
Benator Binoot
The Millionaire And The Ear Puffing Tale
A New York report details a sensational case where a man who received a $5,000 ear transplant from a donor has recovered after surgery. The ear was grafted after being cut from another man, with the operation carried out by a New York surgeon and conducted in Philadelphia. The seller of the car returned home to Pittsburg with his wife and child.
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New York
Philadelphia
York
Pittsburg
Unprecedented New York Cotton Rush Hits Record Highs
New York on December 3 saw an extraordinary surge after the agriculture department’s crop estimate for the season of 9,962,089 bales. Prices jumped 60 to 70 points, with December at 12.32 and July near 12.56 as two million bales traded amid frenzied buying and record turnover.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Agricultural Departments
Portenes Made and Loser on New Orleans Exchange
New Orleans on December 3 reported the cotton exchange's busiest day in history as futures rose 52 to 60 points after a bureau report. Traders saw rapid gains and losses within minutes of the estimate, marking a highly volatile session.
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New Orleans
Cottont Exchange
Hargest
Bureau
Texas Daughters of the Confederacy Endorse Union Policy
The Texas chapter endorses the president for secessionist policy toward Panama and praises his stance as vindicating the Confederacy. They thank him for endorsing the principles the southern states fought for in the Civil War.
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Houston
Texas
the Daughters of the Confederacy
United States
Republic of
Panama
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