Roosevelt's failure to end coal strike after conference
Wastinerga October 4. A coal conference between the president, miners, and operators ended without an agreement. The miners favored arbitration by a tribunal named by the president. employers refused arbitration, denounced the union, and pressed for federal troops and court actions. Both sides returned home, signaling continued struggle.
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White House
Miners’ Labor Organization
Court of Common Pleas
Pensylvania
Meredith Provo Pardoned and Leaves for Texas
Montgomery October pardon for Rev Meredith Provo follows board recommendation. He fled county jail in 1876 after a sheep larceny conviction, later becoming a citizen in Cameron Texas where he raised a family and prospered. He returned to Texas with support from local voters.
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Montgomery
Meredith Provo
Texas
Meredith
Birmingham
Cameron
Tex
Suits by Boyer Fit Well and Wear
A brief note highlights Boyer’s suits as fitting well and lasting wear, praising craftsmanship and comfort as key strengths.
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Boyer
Pistol Carriers Face New Fine Increase in Anniston
Mayor Henderson announced in police court that the pistol carrying fine in Anniston rises from 50 to 100 dollars with immediate effect. He stated the old 50 dollar fine would be a memory, and a man was fined 100 and costs on the morning charge.
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Henderson
Henderson Anid
Jury Term Begins in Anniston City Court
The jury term of the city court of Anniston starts Monday with juries to be empanelled for the week. Names listed on the petit venire include T. D. Gray E. T. Downing John K. Draper J. W. Kilgore L. L. Parnell T. M. Coleman B. W. Teague Rh. Bentley W. J. King D. D. Wilkins J. M. Tygrett Pink Walker and G. .
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City Court of
W. J. King
D D. Wilkins
J. M. Tygrett
Pink Walker
Mayor’s action curbs small arsenal issue at court session
The mayor commended for curbing the habit of carrying miniature arsenals as a few offenders appeared in recorder's court. The docket for Monday includes Iron Belt Mercantile Co. versus Wm. Brock and Cole Lumber Co. versus Anniston.
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Recorder's Court
Coucb
J. ©. Alsup
G. A. Foster
R. M. Johnson
Dulaney
J. M. Boles
W. M. Harrison
M. Hardin
T F Whetstone
W. L. Owens
W. M. Grogan
G. M. Cole
G. Wright
A. Dishman
Wm. McGaff
H. B. Love
J. D. Reaves
F. M. Jones
Iron Belt Mercantile Co
Wm. Brock
State Normal opens large attendance for new session
Jacksonville reports the State Normal School opened its twentieth session on October first with the largest attendance since its founding. Prof. Eugene M. Murphy named English teacher replacing Prof. L W Payne. President Dangette expects attendance to surpass past records. In Wilkes Barre a mine riot threat occurred after a deputy was shot by striking workers. troops prevented violence and the deputy to be turned over to authorities. Washington reports no arbitration agreement affecting local operators and ongoing strike expectations with potential concessions in cold weather.
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Eugene M. Murphy
Eoglish
L. W. Payne
University of Pensylvania
Dangette
Wilkesharre
Nottingham
Lehigh and
Wilkesharre Coal Company
Joseph Yarkoan
Dougherty
Ones
Washington
Legal docket list of cases involving city and individuals
A consolidated list of court actions including Lumber Co. versus Southern Railway Co. with administrator Sam Ezell, plus W. Day versus J. H. Mountain, City of Anniston against W. H. Kyle, City of Anniston against Charley Prichett, City of Anniston against Gordon Duke Carter Gibbons versus Ed Garner.
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City of
Mrs Minerva Smith Describes Foley's Honey and Tar Relief
Mrs Minerva Smith of Danville New Jersey says she suffered bronchitis for twenty years and found relief with Foley's Honey and Tar which she calls a sure cure. The Miller Drug Co. offers the product without opiates.
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Minerva Smith
Danville, NJ
Foley
Miller Drag Co
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