Eel Hedge Aroun d Cars Amid Injuries in Strike Riot
Injuries listed include policemen Fordice Blouin Hessel Schiessinger Hattier and Brown, plus Chicago strike breakers Jensen Christiansen and Jones. Rioters faced charges of Inciting riot while many strikers were arrested on minor counts. A large labor mass meeting followed, with tensions rising as speakers denounced press and rail companies.
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John Fordice
Blouin
Faliceman Hessel
Schiessinger
Hattier
Brown
Peter Jensen
Chicago
Louis Christiansen
Thomas Jones
M. L Kenny
A. M. Clark
Jensen
Charles Ferguson
Bud Lynn
Fred Elchiing
Alex Derbes
Christiansen
Jones
Progressive Union
Washington Artillery Hall
Bern
Robert E. Les
Congress
Central Trades and Labor Council
Fred Alexander
Typographical Union
James Leonard
American Federation of Labor
Ben Commons
Car Men’s Union
K. J. Maloney
Car Men
J. P. Huson
St. Louis
Fress
Caime
Leonard
Japor
Aty
Corporais
Jackson
Miss
New Orleans
Great Strike in France Shuts Mines Across Regions
Paris reports the national committee of the French Miners Federation ordered a general strike to start tomorrow. About 42,000 miners have already walked out in northern coal fields and 5,000 around St Etienne. Mine owners refuse to discuss claims, warning parliament will decide on work and pension issues, while prices for coal rise in France this winter.
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Paris
French Miners’ Federation
St Etienne
Miners’ Federation
Pennsylvania
England
France
Quadrennial American Christian Church Convention Opens in Norfolk
The American Christian church quadrennial convention opened in Norfolk Virginia with delegates from ninety conferences. Seven hundred attendees gather at Memorial Christian church for a week of addresses devotional exercises and seating of delegates led by Rev J P Barrett. Ohio sends a large delegation headed by Rev O L Pride and Rev J B Bishop from Cincinnati and Dayton.
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Norfolk
American Christian Church
Memorial Christian Church
J. P. Barrett
Ohio
O. L. Pride
Cincinnati
J B Bishop
Dayton
Lumbermen Propose Interassociation Combine and Standards
Lumber associations move to form a joint conference bureau to disseminate information on stocks on hand demand and inquiries. They urge petitioning Congress to expand interstate commerce commission powers over railroads, secure safe lumber carriage equipment, and track car shortages while keeping four grading rules for southern pine intact and printed for uniform distribution.
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Interassociation Bureau
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Association
Three Bloodhounds Lost from Federal Prison Practice Run
Federal prison officials report three of four bloodhounds missing after a daily run with a trusty. Only one dog returned. police were notified by Captain Petty to watch for the missing canines believed captured by an unknown person seeking good dogs.
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Federal Prison
Captain Petty
Mitchell, Quay and Penrose Meet on Coal Strike at Hotel
Reported conference between President Mitchell and Senators Quay and Penrose at the Fifth Avenue Hotel lasted an hour and three quarters. They left orders to refuse interviews. Rumors say George F Baer contemplated resignation from the Philadelphia and Reading. other notes say Quay and Penrose still seek a settlement as Mitchell heads to New York.
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Pennsylvania
Louis N. Hammerling
Wilkenbarre
Mitchell
Penrose
Quay
Ashland House
Iifth Avenue
Philadelphia
George F. Baer
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Buer
United States
New York
Mine Workers’ Union
Wikesbarre
Roosevelt
Washington
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
White House
Cortelyou
Root
Knox
SONS OF OLD ELI TRIM WESLEYAN IN BIG GRIDIRON VICTORY
Yale overwhelms Wesleyan 35 to 0 in New Haven as Ward and Metcalf spark breakout drives. Yale’s end runs and linebacking dominate while Wesleyan’s substitutes struggle to slow the Yal eattack. Harvard edges Amherst 6 0 in Cambridge as Lindsay breaks through for the lone touchdown. Harvard’s defense stifles Amherst.
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New Haven
Conn
Wesleyan
Yale
Ale
Disth
Metcalf
Rogers
Ward
Harvard
Amherst
Cambridge
Mass
Crimson
Lindsay
Barnes
Wesleyans
Hale
Ktalance
Foods for a Year Meats Milk and Butter Ration
An advertisement claims a year long fair ration for one man with specified quantities of meats milk butter eggs and vegetables then suggests Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for those with defective digestion and poor appetite. It invites readers to request a sample from Scott & Bowne New York.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises a Cure for Dyspepsia
A Boston woman reports six years of dyspepsia with loss of appetite and headaches improved after two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla. She had tried many medicines without relief and notes the tonic effect on her stomach and digestive system. Buy a bottle today before condition worsens.
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Hood
Saranparilla
Frank Fay
Ni St
South
Boston
Maas
Picking coal under guard in Alabama mines
In Blue Creek district sixty Negro miners continue at work in Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company mines guarded by thirty deputies after a Monday strike. Other company mines idle. Union leaders confer with Sloss Sheffield about assessments for anthracite strikers. conference adjourned until Friday. Leaders say the Johns Lutelgat group includes union members.
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Birmingham
Ala
Johns
Blue Creek
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Miners’ Union
Sloss-Shefield Steel and Iron Company
Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron Company
Johns Lutelgat
Big Circus Here Tomorrow in Atlanta
Sells Brothers and Forepaugh Will Exhibit Two Performances tomorrow on the usual grounds between Jackson street and the Houle vard near Auburn avenue. The Birmingham Age-Herald praises the daring Diavolo bicycle loop, Zouave drill, bareback acts, acrobatics, aerial turns, and entertaining clowns despite a large crowd.
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Sells Brothers
Forepaugh
Atlanta
Sells Bros
Forepabgén’s Bie
Jackson Street
Houlevard
Auburn Avenue
The
Birmingham Age-Herald
Diavolo
College grid notes and results from October games
A summary of early October college football results with Harvard Amherst action and other major games. Chicago defeated Cornell College 21 to 0, Columbia beat Fordham 45 to 0 led by captain Harold Weekes. Cornell tied Hobart 56 to 1 in a high scoring affair. Penn crushed Haverford 18 to 5 in Philadelphia.
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Harvard
Crimson
Amherst
Washburne
Jones
Ténna
Marshall
Feld
Ambherst
Lindsay
Barnard
Chicago
Cornell Crown
University
Cornell College
Iowa
Columbia
Fordham
New York
Fordham College
Nole Grounds
Harold Weekes
Weekes
Eric Iron
Cornell
Hobart
Ithaca
N. Vi
Snyder
Warner
Cornel
Corda Acdul Nalts
Fseli
Pennsylvania
Haverford
Philadelphia
Hisolleze
Franklin Field
Pat Sco
Shaw at Republican Club dinner on trusts and tariff
Boston October 8 at Symphony hall the Republican Club of Massachusetts hosted Treasury Secretary Leslie M Shaw with Governor Crane Lieutenant Governor Bates and Senator Lodge. Shaw defended trusts as not inherently evil and urged evolution in remedies while praising steel industry data and stressing continued antitrust enforcement. He warned against demonizing large enterprises and argued competition would arise with new plants and increased output.
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Boston
Mass
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Symphony Hall
Leslie M. Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Shaw
W. Murray Crane
John L. Bates
Std
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States Steel Corporation
Lince
Inishea
Louis Boodle Trial Arrangements In St Louis Court
In St Louis on October 8 delegates Emil Hiattmann Louis Decker and John Sherman were arraigned in Judge Douglas court on bribery charges and pled not guilty. They were remanded to jail.
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T Louis Boodle
St Louis
Emil Hiattmann
Louis Decker
John Sherman
Douglas
Fire destroys two story brick building in Chicago area
A costly blaze consumed a two story brick building housing the Fittsburg Plate Glass Company at the corner of Peck court and Wabash avenue in Chicago. Early estimates put the loss at about 260,006 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fittsburg Plate Glass Company
Peckcourt and
Wabash Avenue
Bragg Transferred as Havana Consul General to Hong Kong
Washington reports Edwards Bragg, consul general at Havana, has been moved to Hong Kong in place of William Rublee. The change, planned for months, aims to avoid loss to Bragg’s career while adjusting postings. Bragg admitted a personal letter’s wording caused diplomatic issues but defended free personal expression. The State Department ordered the swap.
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Washington
Edwards&. Bragg
Havana
United States
Hong Kong
William A. Rublee
General Bragg
Bragg
Oaese Sam
Squiers
State Department
Augusta Presbytery elects Peabody moderator in Georgia
Augusta Ga October 3 Special The Augusta presbytery met in Second Presbyterian church with Rev D W Brannen preaching. Rev M E Peabody of Madison was chosen moderator and Rev D W Brannen clerk Rev T H Law of Spartanburg was named corresponding member for South Carolina. The presbytery will remain in session several days.
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M. EF. Peabody
Madison
Augusta
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