Mitchell's Reply to the President on Anthracite Strike
John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers announces that districts 1 7 and 9 executive boards approve a convention and unanimously back resuming work and submitting disputes to Roosevelt chosen arbiters. He expresses confidence the arbitration will yield a complete and permanent solution and gratitude to the president for seeking an honorable settlement.
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Roosevelt
Washington
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Miners Select Delegates for Roosevelt Arbitration Plan
In Wilkesbarre Pa on Oct 17 delegates were chosen to attend a mine workers convention at Nesbitt theater next Monday to consider President Roosevelt arbitration. Union officers say eight hundred delegates may not agree on all details but expect ratification, with work for strikers as a key issue. Carmel Pa reports twenty locals held meetings Oct 18 selecting delegates to follow President Mitchell and district officers' advice.
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Wilkesbarre
Nesbitt Theater
Roosevelt
Mitchell
Carmel
United Mine Workers
Rumored railroad deal may reshape Southeast lines
Oct 17 reports say Louisville and Nashville has acquired or will acquire control of the Atlanta and West Point from Atlanta to Montgomery and will merge it with the Georgia railroad. The new system would join the Atlanta and West Point Georgia lines as one, with L & N and Atlantic Coast Line another. Sea Board Air Line and Frisco's Birmingham Line stay independent. Southern Railway may move auditing offices to Atlanta. Rev Charles M Beckwith accepts bishop-elect post in Alabama.
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Ellen N
Atlanta and
West Point Road
St. Louis
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Atlanta and West Point
Atlanta
Montgomery
Georgia Railroad
Tite
Louisville and Nashville
Southern Railway
Morgan
Seaboard Air Line
Frisco
Birmingham Ine
T- 48
Washington
D. C
Suis Ecific Coo
Cholera Toll Rises With 114 New Cases In Cairo Dispatch
A Cairo dispatch to The Times via London reports 114 new cholera cases and 87 deaths, detailing the outbreak's toll and ongoing health concerns in the region.
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New York
Cairo
Times
London
Georgia Voters Back Chief Justice Simmons for Re election
Georgia citizens show strong support for Chief Justice Simmons as a candidate for re election. He is praised for upholding the dignity of the office and for landmark decisions. The tract notes the Supreme Court's strength and the public’s desire for continuity. Local items mention Savannah ministers canceling Sunday bicycle races and publishing notices on other days. The Americas Times-Recorder expands to eight pages, Mrs Myrick’s paper succeeds, and railroads may offer reduced rates to Atlanta for the legislature.
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Supreme Court
Georgia
Supreme Homet of
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Savannah
Jack Prince
The
Americas
Infant Dies After Morphine Mistake in Elberton
The infant of Da and Mrs. B F Smith died from morphine given by mistake for calomel. The child had been ill for a day or two, and Mrs Smith prescribed calomel to revived it. Poison effects appeared quickly, and despite efforts, the child died. The Savannah property sale and Blakely mill fire also noted in brief.
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Elberton
B. F. Smith
Millionaires Restricted at Atlantic Club in London
A London dispatch reports that members of the Atlantic club in Piccadilly will be barred from losing more than 5000 dollars per week at play. The club is to serve as a common meeting place for prominent men and capitalists from both sides of the Atlantic.
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New York
Atlantic Club
Piccadilly
Saya
London Dispatch
The
Tribune
Atlantic
Revolver Murders Kill Three in New York Office
William C Turner fatally shot Albert Hamilton and W J Mallard in Cantor Adams McIntyre law office on Broad Street then killed himself. The so called settlement related to a $5000 defalcation. Turner, once treasurer of Climax Bottling, faced two victims in the room before the tragedy and a later account notes his vile words. The incident ends with Turner’s suicide after the killings. Separately, Bamberg Bavaria reports the American eagle arms restored atop the consular office.
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New York
William C. Turner
Albert Hamilton
Pittsburg
W. J. Mallard
Cantor, Adams & McIntyre
Broad Street
Turner
Climax Bottling Company
Hamilton
Mallard
Mt. Vernon
N.Y
Sumter Sheriff Sale in Americus Georgia
Sumter sheriff schedule of sale at courthouse door Americus Sumter county between legal hours on the first Tuesday in November 1902 property described as house and lot 815 Church Street Pearl bounded north and east by J T Cotney south by Church Street west by J C McArthur levied to satisfy three tax collector warrants for state and county taxes for the years 1890 1900 and 1901 in favor of Mrs Seenaertaeaa'shes aR session n3 October 1902.
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Americus
Sumter County
Fmestone
Church Street
J. T. Cotney
J.c.mcarthur
Lt. Bell
Seenaertaeaa
Charter Application for Lumpkin Gin Company
Georgia Somern Court petition for charter of Lumpkin Gin Company by SumrEx Coverr and Harper of Stewart County. proposes to a seven hundred dollars capital, to engage in cotton trading, storage, manufacturing, and warehouses. seeks corporate powers, by laws, borrowing, real estate, and sue and be sued under corporate name. attorney listed is Attorney for Petitioners. deputy clerk signed.
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Bos Pauntners
Wi Tobate
United
Petition to Incorporate Cotton Business Firm in Sumter County
Petitioners seek incorporation of a cotton trading and manufacturing company. The plan covers buying, selling, ginning, processing, and exchanging cotton and cotton seed products, including oil and fertilizers. The request includes capital stock of five thousand dollars and rights to own real estate, sue, and operate offices and agencies anywhere deemed fit.
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Ecomare Ain
Petition for Charter of Pea neared County
An application to the Superior Court of said county petitions for a charter and recognition of Noahie ark Soci as a governing entity. The petition seeks interpeted powers including renewal and authority to acquire and sell real estate and operate a trade, with details on offices, successors, and governance provisions.
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Deaire Noahie Ark
Hecinea
Bo Cers Ag
Eales
Obone
Sala
Vielen
Pete Pring
Local baggage transfer service operates at hotel lobby
Baggage transfer service XTransfer Teve Wooten offers the city’s sole re service. Hours are 8 2 i for the trip ends before pm at the hotel lobby.
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Teve Wooten
Baeepsctf
Berbett
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