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End of Coal Strike Attains Settlement Across Nation
The coal strike ends abruptly after late night news of a settlement. Mr Mitchell and President Roosevelt had debated a commission composition with Archibishop Ireland and Bishop Potter as proposed arbiters. Anaconda, Montana, shown strong public support for miners with over $1,600 raised by citizens for relief.
Anaconda Supports Strikers With Emergency Relief Fund
The Anaconda community raises a sum for strikers and families to be sent to the Pennsylvania committee to distribute by Saturday. Despite a potential settlement, the money will aid the poor, reflecting local pride in supporting the outliners' union and its principles.
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Judge Leslie Seen as Best Fit for Montana Supreme Bench
The state campaign shows broad approval for Judge Leslie as the ideal associate justice for the Montana Supreme Court. Lawyers and laymen confirm his ripe experience and public respect, arguing the stronger candidate should be chosen to meet the high court’s needs.
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Heinze Political Movements In Silver Bow County Examined
IL accounts say Heinze tours the Northern Pacific main line drawing audiences who resent his grievances. His political actions are confined to Silver Bow county with no real stake in state politics. If he leaves Silver Bow, grafters await, and Heinze will vanish from the state campaign quickly.
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Oil stove demand surges. buyers pay higher prices
A New York report notes a rush for oil stoves for cooking and heating, with manufacturers unable to fill orders from out of town. Buyers pay about thirty percent more than last year due to the coal strike. Chicago reports similar strong demand, and Central West stove makers fall behind on soft coal and oil stove orders.
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Coal shortage shapes East election as New York Democrats push plan
Across the East and New York a coal shortage could influence voting. Even after a strike ends months pass before the public secures coal. Democrats tout a platform plank proposing a definite method to prevent future coal strikes, a distinctly socialist element for the party.
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Paragraph on political sentiment and coal strike impact
The passage notes conservative elements appeal to sentiment and argues the ruling party bears blame during crises, with the coal strike cited as a contributing factor to public discontent and political disadvantage for Republicans.
Public sentiment questions President Baer in Washington Star view
The Washington Star’s stance portrays President Baer with a strongly unfavorable image. It condemns his conduct toward the U.S. president and New York figures, calling him arrogant and ill mannered, and recalls his response to a labor concession request as defending property interests over labor rights.
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Ohio City Governments Shaky Amid Court Ruling
The Chicago Chronicle outlines a three months old Ohio Supreme Court decision that left cities without valid charters or ordinances. Government remains tentatively active while a formal decree and new state laws are awaited.
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Quoted Fragments Stirtingly Paint Odd Political Scene
A garbled clipping cites eccentric phrases about Aism a stump speech and a moon vigil. It notes Kaer's elusive acts and a San Francisco mayor traveling east as a strike referee while Heinze travels in Montana showcasing unusual methods.
Elkhorn Mine to Shut Down Amid Abandonment Hopes
Special Dispatch reports the Elkhorn mine likely to be permanently abandoned as the Longmaid brothers of Helena struggle to profit from the property. Despite prior investments in mill machinery and pumping systems, low silver prices and water costs drive crews away and pumps are being pulled. Abandonment expected by month end.
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Roosevelt Walks Without Crutches After Leg Operation
President Roosevelt left the Indianapolis hospital setting and walked in public for the first time since leg surgery. He drove with President Mitchell for over two hours then dined informally with Secretary Hay and friends near Lafayetter Park and walked home unaided. He then returned to the strike talks, moving at a steady pace.
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Stowaways Discovered Aboard Glenogle Return to China
On the steamer Glenogle arriving from the Orient were 18 Chinese stowaways arrested in Victoria. They will be sent back on the same ship when it sails for China. An interview with North China Daily News is cited. A Siamese crown prince visit is foreshadowed with a possible King Chulalongkorn trip to the United States via Japan. The explosion of a 60 pound Armstrong shell at a Tokyo residence killed a servant and wounded another, prompting a museum shell inspection.
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Reichstag resumes debate on unemployment and social insurance
Berlin October 15 The Reichstag reopened talks dating from January on ways to overcome unemployment. Proposals cover state and communal works and insurance against job loss. Centrists favor tariff measures, while Count von Posadowsky-Wehner says local authorities should handle employment and that states will study the issue.
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Fernandez Declares Dictatorship in Colombia
Frankfurter Zeitung dispatch reports General Fernandez has captured President Marroquin and proclaimed himself dictator. Marroquin had assumed the presidency by deposing former President San Clemente on July 3, 1900, when he was vice president of Colombia.
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Lighthouse keeper reports ship ashore near Carmanah
The Carmanah lighthouse keeper says a boat drifted ashore at the entrance to the San Juan de Fuca near Carmanah. The vessel is badly broken with several wreckage pieces, none bearing identifying marks.
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Venezuela capital crisis prompts U S naval reinforcement
Washington reports United States Minister Bowen in Caracas cables for one or two warships to reinforce the gunboat Marietta at Laguayra amid a tense Venezuela crisis. The army near Valencia surrounds the capital. fears of occupation, rioting, and danger to foreigners grow as Pan ther or Cincinnati may be sent from Hayti waters.
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Acquittal in Five Month Jail Wait for Killing Schlosser
William Spencer was found not guilty of killing John Schlosser on Big Dry after a 50 minute jury deliberation. Spencer had waited five months in jail awaiting trial as witnesses described a confrontation and blows before Schlosser died from a head wound. The trial, conducted in Glendive, featured testimony from Donaldson and Perkinson, and was noted as the county’s shortest murder trial.
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Irrigation Congress Yields Promising Prospects for Montana
U S D O'Donnell reports from the National Irrigation Congress at Colorado Springs that delegates worked harmoniously and Montana, though underrepresented, has strong agricultural potential. He cites Prof. Shaw's paper on irrigation for alfalfa and beer making as especially informative and notes Montana’s water resources and arid land. He says details of Montana’s gains should wait for a later public release.
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Vine Diamond Recovered After Dispute at Billings
Paul McCormick, a prominent local capitalist, was reunited with a fine cufflink or diamond set in a cuff button lost about a week ago after offering a $50 reward. The restoration occurred yesterday in Billings.
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Canadian cattle to ship in bond via United States to Liverpool
George Knee of Canada plans to ship about 1500 cattle from Baltic Montana to Liverpool England in bond. The cattle will arrive at Baltic this week under supervision of Inspector Mitchell Healy who may accompany the stock to Boston.
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Roosevelt to Learn Mining Skills After Fireman Graduation
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes President Roosevelt has graduated as a fireman and is set to receive instruction in mining for coal. The feature highlights his plan to study mining techniques and safety practices as part of his broad educational outreach.
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Twins Born to Great Northern Traveling Engineer
J. J. Dowling, traveling engineer for the Great Northern, on this division, is the father of twins a boy and a girl born yesterday in Havre.
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Thomas Selfridge Senior U S Navy Officer Honorary Mentioned
Thomas Selfridge Sr a U S Navy veteran born 1849 served since 1864. He saw merchant voyages during post war downsizing and fought in the Mexican War where he was wounded. He commanded Mare Island Navy Yard 1862 64 and 1873 before retirement.
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Polo horse buyers secure 20 Montana range mounts
Miles City report says two buyers from Town have spent several days in the county seeking polo horses and have purchased about 20 head deemed highly desirable. The Montana range horses are praised for toughness and activity fit for polo players.
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Ursuline Convent at Miles City Opened After Fire
The Ursuline Convent in Miles City has been completed replacing the burned old building. A new large brick structure now houses the school and enrollment of pupils began today.
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