Precautionary Measures Urged in Report to President by European Experts
Three mining specialists Arthur Desborough Victor Wattayne and Carl Meissner submitted to President Roosevelt via Secretary Garfield a report with 22 recommendations to reduce dangers in US coal mines. They urge better explosive handling water management new ring structures ventilation electricity use and shot firing to save miners lives and curb coal losses.
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Belgium
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Standard Accused of Grim Crimes by Hisgen at Memorial Hall
Independence candidate Thomas L Hisgen told a crowd at Memorial hall he battled the Standard Oil Company his life. He charged the oil firm with crimes and described tactics used to win agents and reveal secrets. Hearst’s appearance was canceled and a cast call prompted some to leave, then stay and hear Hisgen.
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Yerkes Art Treasures May Be Sold By Sheriff
Foreclosure action by Mutual Life Insurance on Mrs Mary A Yerkes widow of William H Yerkes targets the Fifth Avenue mansion at Sixty eighth Street valued with art treasures. Mortgage totals 225000 with 242296 in debt. Will provides the estate may pass to a corporation including the New York mayor and four appointees by the Metropolitan Museum of Art after widow’s death.
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Tennessee Troops After Night Riders
Martial law is proclaimed in the district around Reelfoot Lake after the death of Captain Quentin Rankin at the hands of a night rider mob. State troops establish a military base at Samburg with Governor Patterson directing the investigation and canceling campaign events. Two arrests include John Cochran amid ongoing joint civil and military efforts.
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High Winds Delay Count Zeppelin's Trial Trip
Friedrichshafen, Get 22 Count Zeppelin did not ascend today because of strong winds. He left for Brierin this evening to attend the court of honor which will investigate his controversy with Major Gross commander of the army balloon corps. Baron Baseus will supervise experimental trips during the count's absence.
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Chafin Appeals for Voters in Day State
Eugen W. Chaffin, prohibition nominee for the presidency, spoke at Chestnut Methodist Church in Portland urging a prohibitory law and the Prohibition Party's victory to enforce liquor controls. He also lectured supporters in Portmouth Dover Summersworth and Rochester New Hampshire.
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Declares MccKinley Predicted Taft Ad President
Senator John P Delliver profiles Judge Taft’s fitness for the presidency at a Victoria theater rally. He recounts McKinley naming Taft governor of the Philippines and predicting he would become president if he served well, framing Taft as a future nation builder.
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United States
Pacific
Turkish Bulgarian talks fail over Rumelian tribute demand
Constantinople Oct 22 a rift emerged in talks between the Turkish government and Bulgarian envoys as Turkey insisted on capitalizing the Rumelian tribute which Bulgaria refuses to accept.
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Bulgarian envoys report failed mission to Constantinople
The Bulgarian envoys to Constantinople reportedly failed in their mission but the government remains hopeful of reaching an agreement with Turkey. In St Louis on October 2 George M. Ficktriacs, former assistant circuit attorney, died in Los Angeles. He aided in Polk’s prosecution of boodlers. The Celtic placed in commission at Boston as a supply ship for the Atlantic fleet. Glacier reassigned from Atlantic to Pacific fleets to provision Australia.
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New York Burns Thirty Willider Ton of Coal
New York consumes over nine million tons of coal yearly and wastes vast labor in fuel, transport, and storage. The piece highlights looming resource exhaustion, conservation efforts led by Andrew Carnegie and the Conservation League, and rising urban interest in aviation and automation.
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National Council of Commerce
John Mitchell
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National Civic Federation
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Congress
Little Church Around the Corner Keeps Its Fame
The Church of the Transfiguration on Madison Avenue, known as the Little Church Around the Corner, traces its nickname to a 19th century funeral arrangement for George Holland. It now hosts 1900 communicants and has long been tied to theater culture and elopements.
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Manitoba Wheat Marketed Early Season Sale Figures
Winnipeg Oct 2 The Manitoba Brain dealers association reports that 53,000,000 bushels of this year's Western Canada wheat crop have already been marketed, with about half of the season's crop sold.
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Manitoba Brain Dealers Association
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Alamogordo Board Secre tary Change Reported
In Puro Oct 22 flaverneer Curry of New Mexico announced the removal of H. Perce as secretary of the board of trustees of the New Mexico asylum for the blind at Alamogordo and the appointment of W. A. Hawkins in his place. The governor ordered Attorney General Hervey to investigate charges against force.
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Advertisement Text With Postage Request From New York
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