Heinze Counter Proposals to Butte Miners End Copper Fight
In Butte Montana on October 26 1903 EF Augustus Heinze spoke to a mass meeting of over 15000 miners from the steps of the county courthouse presenting a counter offer to the Butte Miners union. He proposes prices for stock in the Boston and Montana and Parrott mining companies plus settlement of Nippert Lode claims and ongoing mine operations for at least three years. He names terms for sale of stock and a joint committee to settle disputes. Anaconda president William A Sealion rejected Heinze proposal as ridiculous and unworthy of consideration.
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Butte
Mont
Augustus Heinze
John MacGinnis
Heinze
Butte Miners’ Union
Boston & Montana Company
Parrott Company
Messrs. MacGinnis
Tamm
Booaton & Montana Company
MacGinnis Tamm
Parrett Company
Porrester
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconala Copper Mining Company
Parrott Silver End Copper Company
Miners’ Union
Beallon
HL HL Hogers
Wutte
F. Augustus Heinge
Nnaconda
Wm. Sealion
Anaronda
FL Augustus Heinze
Anwunda Company
Heinze rejects settlement terms in MacGinnis cases
The passage describes a refusal to settle the MacGinnis cases as a rejection of miners union proposals. It claims Heinze’s offers are so unreasonable they cannot be accepted and notes that Seallon’s arbitration proposal would not be legally binding or enforceable, risking further litigation.
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MacGinnis
Miners’ Union
Mr. Heinze
Seallon
Heinze
Yellow fever report updates from Texas and California fire
Laredo reports 8 new yellow fever cases with 0 deaths and 544 total cases 44 total deaths Monterey shows no improvement with multiple days of new and suspicious cases reported Nuevo Laredo has no new cases Cuero sees one yellow fever death and one additional case Mrs Kennett nearly recovered San Antonio bulletin notes no new cases or deaths Truckee Lumber mill fire destroys the mill and threatens a broader blaze with $50000 loss California fire engulfs lumber piles after water shortage. fire under control with damaged town windows and blast attempts to create a break.
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Laredo
Texas
San Antonio
Tex
Truckee
Calif
Truckee Lumber Company
Sacramento
General Young Praises Fort Riley Maneuver Troops
Lieutenant General Young chief of staff returns from Fort Riley Kansas and commends the conduct of regular and State troops as highly creditable during recent maneuvers.
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Washington
Young
Fort Riley
Kansas
Revolt in Dominican Republic surrounds Santiago
Insurgent troops under General Epifanio Rodriguez besiege Santiago in the Dominican Republic after hours of fighting. The revolt, linked to a provisional government at Puerto Plata under General Moreals, follows custom frauds and ministerial prevarication. Telegraph lines to La Vega cut as the outbreak widens.
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Cape Haytien
Santiago
Dominican Republic
Epifanio Rodriguez
Republic of Santo Domingo
Puerto Playi
Moreals
State Citizens Alliance Organized in Pueblo
The State Citizens' Alliance was formed at Pueblo on October 26 with twenty two delegates from twelve alliances. Elected officers include President J. C. Craig of Denver, Vice President C. L. T. McKinnie of Colorado Springs, and Secretary Treasurer J. L. Parsons of Cripple Creek.
European Aeronauts Coming to the Fair
Paris reports Archduke Leopold Ferdinand Salvator and Archduke Leopold, under cover as Von Korwin, will join the Aeronautic Competition at the St Louis fair. Salvator is eldest son of the grand duke of Tuscany and colonel of the Austrian Eighty first regiment, heading Austrian ballooning efforts.
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Paris
von Korwin
Archduke Leopold Ferdinand Salvator
Grand Duke of Tuscany
St. Louis Fair
Pecos Valley Lines Elect Officers At Roswell
Topeka Kan residents learn from Santa Fe offices the Pecos Valley lines election results held in Roswell New Mexico. New officers are HL A Mudge president Avery Turner vice president and general manager J Pagal treasurer D A Sweet secretary A L Conrad auditor.
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Topeka
Kan
Santa Fe
Pecos Valley
Roswell
N. M
HL A. Mudge
Avery Turner
Vce
J. «. Pagal
D. A. Sweet
A. L. Conrad
Court martial delays as Bell faces leadership shakeup
Denver dispatch reports Brigadier General John Chase of the Colorado National Guard Court Martial adjourned to Thursday for the funeral of the president of the court’s father-in-law. Rumors say reconvening may exonerate Chase on perjury and order-disobedience charges by Adjutant General Sherman M Bell. Governor Peabody may demand Bell's resignation or remove him if he refuses. Major Zeph To H N im formed as Bell’s successor.
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John Chase
Colorado National Guard
Fahnestock
Oon
Chase
Sherman M. Bell
Peabody Haus
Bell
Zeph
HN Im
Dowie Reveals Secret of Birth Before New York Audience
John Alexander Dowie told a Madison Square Garden crowd of about 16 100 that his father was not John Murray Dowie of Besex Iowa, but a British army officer from a Scottish marriage. He denounced reporters as yellow dogs and linked a long dispute to letters he published with his claim. He said he learned years ago that John Murray Dowie was not his father and mentioned documents given by the elder Dowie.
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Volos
John Alexander Dowie
Madison Square Garden
John Murray Dowie
Besex
Lowa
Dowile
Dowie
Nevada Senator Weds Georgia Widow in Athenta
United States Senator William M. Stewart of Nevada married Mary Agnes Cone widow of Theodore Cone at the Piedmont hotel parlor in Athenta Georgia. The private ceremony was witnessed by Thomas M. Norwood Clark Howell and State Treasurer BE Park with ex-Senator Norwood as best man. The couple will depart for Washington tomorrow at noon.
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Athenta
United States
William M. Stewart
NeVada
Pieamont Hotel
Mary Agnes Cone
Theodore C. Cone
Georgia
Washington
Thomas M. Norwood
Savannah
Senate
Stewart
Clark Howell
BE. Park
H. S. Bradley
Norwood
Lively Gubernatorial Contests Across States On Election Day
In New York and across eleven states voters choose governors, attorneys general, judges, and local officials. Key fights center in Maryland Rhode Island New York City and Ohio with party fusion tensions and split factions shaping campaigns and endorsements.
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Maryland
Edwin Wartheld
Stevenson A. Williams
Rhode
Samuel B. Colt
Lucius Chirpvng
Calvin
Massachusetts
Bates
Penosylvanian
Superior Court
Court of Appeals
New York
Dennis O' Brien
Republicana
Manhattan
Kingsboroughs
Seth Low
Furlon
George PB McClellan
Devery
Termmany
Brooklyn
Crookiven
McClellan
Grout
Fores
Board of Aldermen
Hugh Mclaughlin
Uupport Chen
Patrick H McCarren
Kings County
McCarren
Fornes
Kings County Democracy
Committee of Fifteen
Tammany Hall
Hinrichs
McCluire
Ohio
Myron T. Herrick
Tom J. Johnson
Cleveland
Marcus A. Hangne
John M. Clark
United States
Albert B. Cummins
Jeremiah B. Bullivan
OMD Blaze
Beckham
Kentucky Campaign Sees Belknap Active in Race
An active campaign illustrates Morris B. Belknap in Kentucky as Republicans strive for influence while Democrats hold no ticket in Mississippi. Nebraska votes on a state supreme court justice with John D. Burns facing fusion candidate John D. Sullivan. Colorado nominates for supreme court with a populist challenger. San Francisco and Salt Lake municipal control battles grow intense.
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New York
Bull
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Maryluanah
Oahio
Kentucky
Iowa
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Colorado
Upper Courts
State University Ofr
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Town
Socialist Labor Party
Ohio
Court of Appeals
East
Marylan
New York City
Morris B. Belknap
Supreme Court
John D. Burns
John D. Sullivan
State University
Tishomingo Bank Closes Its Doors
The Chickasaw nation bank at Tishomingo closed its doors this morning. The capital stock stood at $50,000 with unknown deposits. Directors met and applied to a United States court for a receiver to wind up affairs. depositors are to be paid within thirty days.
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Ardmore
Bank of the
Tishoming O
United States
Robbers Blow Up Oregon Bank in Sheridan
early morning blast at the bank of Scoggin and Wortman in Sheridan Oregon looted seven thousand dollars in coin as bandits fled. Mayor Makin fired at the robbers from a rifle as they escaped.
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Sheridan, Ore
Bank of Scoggin and Wortman
Mayor &. H. Makin
Farinera
Eppingers Charged With Wholesale Fraud
San Francisco reports the defunct firm Eppinger & Co faced near 1.5 million in shortages with detectives tying the fraud to warehouse schemes at Crockett. Inspectors allege Deming aided dishonest weighing and false accounts. Jacob and Hermann Eppinger face November hearings as creditors battle over slim assets.
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San Francisco
Eppinger & Co
Thomas Gibson
Kk. Co. Bell
Pacific Coast
Crockett
Byington
Wadsworth
Eppingers
Ettlinger
Deming
Jacob
Hermann Eppinger
California
England
Queen Victoria
EB Jowles
American National Bank
American Occupation Revenues Grow in Philippines
Washington October 21 The bureau of insular affairs reports six month customs revenues in the Philippines for 1903 at 4 449 424 dollars while receipts total 4 398 467 dollars for the same period in 902 The statement notes each year of American occupation brings steady revenue growth.
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Washington
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
Chaumberlain Warns on Coalition and New Conditions
London October 28 Joseph Chamberlain warns in a forthcoming Liverpool speech that Britain must meet new conditions or retreat from leadership roles. He argues competing blocs could force Britain into a distributor rather than manufacturer role and urges decisive action. A separate Brest dispatch reports the French bark Savoyard wreck with 31 crew members, the captain's wife and four women lost.
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London
Joseph Chaumberlain
Liverpool
Diehl
Holland
Brest
Prance
Oil firm hikes wholesale price by a cent per gallon
Meveland Occet 26 The Standard Ol company today advanced the wholesale price on all grades of refined oil by one cent a gallon. This marks the second one cent increase in a week following a similar move announced last Friday.
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Meveland
Occet
Standard Ol Company
Ap Oy
William J. Bikins Improves After Weeks at Home
Philadelphia report states William J. Bikins had been seriously ill at home for several weeks and showed improvement during the day while resting easily at night.
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Philadelphia
William J. Bikins
Czar approves treaty as Russia presses for settlement
The London and Yokohama dispatches indicate Russia and Japan move toward a settlement. Drafts of the Russia Japan convention gain approval with only minor changes required. Tokyo reports a conference to press for a definite conclusion while Corea protests Russian fortifications on the Yalu. Port Arthur insurance news hints at a favorable negotiation outlook.
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Czar
London
Tokio
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Standard
Ogar
Count Lamesdorff
Yokohama
Japan
Russia
Yonurampho
Yalu River
Port Arthur
Mt. Petersburg
Rear Admiral Bowles Leaves Naval Service
Admiral Francia Towles, chief of the Navy Bureau of Construction and Repair, tendered his resignation to the president and requested it take effect November 3. Commander L W Capps was chosen to fill the vacancy. Bowles will head a private shipbuilding firm in Massachusetts after leaving the service.
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Washington, Et
Francia Towles
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Navy Department
United States Navy
L. W. Capps
New York Navy Yard
Bowles
Naval Service
Massachusetts
Moody
Tis
Rinconada Land and Reservoir Company to Buy Land
Judge WU. Baker returns from Santa Fe where he met with the territorial land board. A provisional contract was made to sell Rinconada Land and Reservoir company 160000 acres near the Rinconada dam site upon completion. A grazing lease of land at 3 cents per acre per year for five years was also provisionally agreed. Preliminary dam and reservoir surveys have been completed with a permanent survey under consideration.
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Monterey
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Cuero
Robert Bennett
Mexico
Sawrolls Paarns
Port Riley
War
Jose V. Gils
Aero Club
Duchess d'Uzes
America
Count de la Vaux
Santos-Dumont
St. Louis
St Louis
State Organization
Citizens
Allian of
Get Together
Pheet Officers
T. Kotts
Phcois Valley
Opdice Hs
Sherman Bell
Denver, Colo
Ing
Doewies
Attachment Wee
Yan Wee
Atlanta
Tishomingo Bank
Demandiod
Oregon
Waroon the
Red Sea
Constantinople
Ahmed Pasha
Air
Macedonia
Delaware and Lackawanks and Western
Orange
Depungt Canliborner
Meads
Melons
Ianac
Bk.kravelle
Northern Pacific
Lola
Hamberlain Sas
Biastine Crow Lat
Rhine
Corea
Corean
Che Foo
Morning Post
Yongampho
Shaho
Aaron Deftosen
Komura
Aso
Rear Admiral
Bernechie
Fryden
Get
Parmington Theney
Kollaph
Nick Haworth
Haworth
Thomas Randall
Layton
Rinconada Company
Pereporial Land Board
Judge WU
Baker
Banta Fe
Rinconada
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