Machinists End Southern Railway Strike settle wage dispute
The Southern railway machinists strike over wages is settled. Workers return to service Monday with those remaining at work and casual workers retired from shops, while earlier wages from November 5 apply and arbitration on the wage gap is accepted. A conference will seek final adjustment in New York with National Civic Federation and union and company leaders.
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The
Star
Washington
Southern Railway
New York
National Civic Federation
Southern
International Association of Machinists
Committee of
Southern Machinists
Prest Unitarian Church and Parish House Fire in Boston
Special to the Star Boston November 3 Fire destroyed both the Prest Unitarian church and parish house with damage around 100000 dollars. One firefighter was fatally injured by falling walls and another seriously hurt in the blaze.
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the Star
Boston
Prest Unitarian Parish
Utes Agree to Go to Fort Meade for Grievance Talks
Sheridan Wyoming November 3 The rebellious Utes agreed to accompany Colonel Rogers and the Sixth cavalry to Fort Meade where government agents will take charge until tribal chiefs travel to Washington to present grievances to the president. The Utes will keep their guns unless treachery appears not feared by troopers.
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Star
Sheridan
Wyo
Rogers
Sixth Cavalry
Fort Meade
Washington
Bryan backs Hearst in Coler letter from New York
William J. Bryan writes to Bird S. Coler endorsing W. R. Hearst. He expresses desire to help but notes Hearst is likely to win and urges Coler’s friends to vote for him.
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Bryan
Coler
W. BR. Hearst
New York
William J. Bryan
Bird S. Coler
W. R. Hearst
Roosevelt to begin Panama trip after Oyster Bay vote
President Roosevelt plans a Washington stay of one day after returning from Oyster Bay where he will vote on Tuesday. He will sail Thursday afternoon from the Mayflower to Chesapeake Bay, transfer at Wolf Trap Light to the Louisiana, and head to the Isthmus aboard the battleship. Accompanying him are Surgeon General Rixey, Assistant Secretary Latta, and Lt. Frank E. Taylor Evans as aide. Evans will relay daily wireless bulletins to Secretary Loeb in Washington.
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The
Star
Washington
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Chesapeak Bay
Wolftrap Light
Louisiana
Isthmus
Rixey
Navy
Latta
Frank E. Taylor Evans
Evans
Loeb
Cumberland Synod adjourns without action on union dissenters
The Alabama synod of the Presbyterian Church in the United States adjourned in Birmingham on November 3 without addressing members who dissent from the Cumberland Presbyterian and Presbyterian church union plan. Seces sion resolutions demanding church books and funds were not presented to Dr. W B Witherspoon or the United synod. Unionists expect the issue will be settled in line with the majority.
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Star
Birmingham
Alabama Synod of the
Presbyterian Church In the
United States of America
Cumberland Presbyterian
Presbyterian Churches
Secession Synod
W. B. Witherspoon
Cumberland Synod
United Synod
Peary Nears Pole But Misses Arctic Goal
New York reports United States holds the record for furthest north at 87 degrees 6 minutes achieved by Commander Robert E. Peary. He did not reach the north pole with the Roosevelt vessel but came closer than the Duke of Abruzzi's expedition which held 86 degrees 34 minutes.
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New York
United States
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Roosevelt
Pole
Duke of Abruzzi
Arctic
Mr Zinn to Return From the East Tonight
Mr William H Zinn is expected home from Boston and other places in the North and East this afternoon or evening. He will stop at the Alabama.
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William H. Zinn
Boston
Alabama
May Caven dish Bentinck Marries John Ford in London
In a semi public ceremony at the chapel royal Miss May Caven dish Bentinck daughter of Mrs George Cavendish Bentinck marries John Ford first secretary of the British legation at Copenhagen. The wedding draws royal and noble attendance highlighting a noted Anglo American union. Miss Bentinck is a niece of Mrs Ogden Mills of New York and a member of the Portland ducal line through her father.
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Star
London
May Cavendish Bentinck
George Cavendish Bentinck
John Ford
Copenhagen
Chapel Royal
Ogden Mills
New York
Ducal House of
Portland
Kilby Locomotive Works tax assessment questioned
A letter from Calhoun County Tax Assessor Dave Cowden and Deputy Tax Assessor John Mooring states Kilby Locomotive and Machine Works had its property assessed at 22 000 dollars while Alabama Frog and Switch at 20 000. The Kilby plant is described as valued higher than any similar plant in the city, with the court later raising Kilby to 40 000 dollars and noting stock and site details affecting taxation.
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Kilby
Wikle
Thomas &. Kilby
John 8
Dave Cowden
Anniston
Ala
Thos. E. Kilby
Kilby Locomotive and Machine Works
Alabama Frog and Switch Company
Cowden
Birmingham
Calhoun County
Commissioners’ Court
Georgia man found and arrested in New York after forgery
Samuel Mandle of Sparta Georgia is captured in Manhattan at Carpenter Baggot Co brokerage after forging a cotton receipt and laundering funds. Police say he raised a one bale receipt to 201 bales, sold it for 9600 dollars, and spent 6600 on an account before his arrest. Central and Georgia authorities coordinate pursuit.
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The
Star
New York
Atlantic Coast
Samuel Mandle
Sparta
Carpenter, Baggot & Co
Mandle
Geor
Gia
Hancock County
Georgia
New York Campaign Questions Before Election Tuesday
A digest of the New York political contest as voters head to the polls next Tuesday. Key issues include farmer voting, Tammany decisions, Hearst labor support, and whether McCarren forces bolt Hearst in Brooklyn. Betting favors Hughes though predictions remain uncertain.
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Tammany
New York
Hughes
McCarren
Hearst
Brooklyn
Japanese Residents Win San Francisco School Case Dismissal
In San Francisco on November 3 court action to force admission of Japanese children to public schools was dismissed. Japanese advocates say they will rely on treaty rights and seek government enforcement to reinstate barred students.
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The
Star
San Francisco
Anhaptaiee
United States
Board of Education
Fighting Hand to Hand in Gotham New York
In Gotham New York Nov 3 Hearst forces shift from Governor candidate Hughes to Root and Croker. The final battle shows Hearst charging Root and Ryan with aligning to defeat him while Croker is accused of praising malcontents. Hughes is largely forgotten in the last fight.
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Star
New York
Hearst
Charles E. Hughes
Root
Bossa Croker
Tammany Hall
Croker
Hughes
Republican
Ryan
Democratic
Ghevés
Panama Celebrates Second Anniversary of Independence
On November 3 celebrations began marking two years since Panama declared independence. President Amador hosted a palace reception while festivities took place in Panama City and Colon.
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Panama Republic
Panama
Republic of Panama
Amador
Colon
Mikado Birthday Observed With Mammoth Troop Review
In Tokio on November 3, 1852, All Japan celebrated the Mikado's birthday with a grand parade. An emperor conducted a mammoth review of troops amid widespread festivities across the nation.
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Tokio
Japan
Rev W E Meclllwain to Preach at First Presbyterian
The message announces that Rev W E Meclllwain will lead the morning service tomorrow at the First Presbyterian church bringing a sermon to parishioners.
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W. E. MeclIlwain
First Presbyterian Church
Registrations Grow as Voters Qualify at Board Meeting
Fifty one voters qualified before the board of county registrars today, bringing total registrations to 131. The Goodby registration update notes ongoing efforts to expand voter eligibility and turnout.
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Board of County Registrars
Municipal ownership crowd shifts as Independence League doubts
Question over his deal with Tammany Hall strains Independence League backing and stirs debate about municipal ownership advocates and factional loyalties within the party.
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Tammany Hall
Independence League
Remodel Victoria Hotel In Alabama To Feature Marbleand Baths
Improvements costing between 10000 and 12000 dollars are underway at the Victoria hotel corner Tenth and Wilmer. The property is leased to a company of experienced hotel men to run in this city. Completion is aimed for January 1. Plans include mosaic tiled floors, marble wainscoting, private baths, a modern kitchen with roof balcony, and a roof garden. A new heating and plumbing system will modernize the hotel to Alabama standards.
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Victoria Hotel
Tenth
Wilmer
C. W. Carlton
Ernest RB. Moore
Victoria
Alabama
Tennessee race seen as closest in South
Nashville reports a tight governor race with Republicans uniting behind B. Clay Evans, former pension Commissioner, and Democrats backing Malcomb R. Patterson. The contest is strictly partisan, with Patterson’s supporters confident of victory.
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The
Star
Nashville
Tennessee
B. Clay Evans
Foremer
Demogra
Malcomb R. Patterson
Death claims one of Atlanta's leaders
After a long brave fight for life J. M. High a prominent merchant of Atlanta died at his home 528 Peachtree Street yesterday afternoon at 3 40 following his illness News of his passing spread as community leaders mourned the loss of a longtime figure in local business and civic life.
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Atlanta
Star
J. M. High
Peachtree Street
Victoria hotel improvements headline
Extensive improvements in Victoria hotel are reported with details on renovations, upgrades, and anticipated impacts on guests and city traffic as work proceeds.
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