Commission Formed To Settle Anthracite Miner Disputes
After a White House meeting with Mr Mitchell and coal operators reps, President appoints a commission to inquire into and settle disputes between operators and miners in the anthracite fields. Members include Brig. Gen. John M. Wilson, Edward Wheeler Parker, John Lancaster Spalding, George Gray, EB E Clark, and others with Bishop Spalding among nominees. terms and roles outlined.
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White House
Mitchell
John M. Wilson
United States Arms
United States Army
Washington DC
Engineer Corps
Military
Naval Service
United States
E W Parker
Washington, D. C
Wr Parker
Coal
United States Geological Survey
Engineering and Mining Journal of
New York
George Gray
Wilmington del
United States Court
EB E Clark
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Order of
Railway Conductors
Terra
Means & Tan
Thomas H Watkins
Scranton
John J. Spahing
Teoria
Boaldings
Carroll D Wright
Gray
George
Third
United States Circuit
New Castle del May
Andrew C
Elizabeth M G
Priceton
Harvard
New Castle
Wilmington
Margaret J Black
Delaware
Senate
National Gold Standard
Democrats
Peace Commission
Paris
Joint High Commission
Quebec
International Committee of Arbitration
del Parker
Edward Wheeler
Port Depomt
Wiliam
Henrietta Hyde (Donnell
Baltimore
City College
Washington, DC
Spalding
John Lancaster
Peoria
Lebanon
Mount St Marys College
Emmittsburg
Louvain
Belgium
Rome
Louisville
St Augustine
M J Spalding
America
North Madison
Strike chiefs to meet today in joint conference
United Mine Workers executives from three anthracite districts meet in Wilkesbarre at 10 am to decide on a proposal from President Mitchell aimed at ending the strike and possibly calling a delegates convention. The plan’s details are unclear beyond broad opposition among many board members.
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Wilkesbarre
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Roosevelt
Washington
Son
Thosa
Mr Mitchell
W B Wilson
Precton
Blue Ribbon Horses Shine On Second Night Show
The second night of Atlanta’s grand horse show features gilted saddle horses, roadsters, hunters, jumpers, and the famed seventh cavalry finale. Gypsy Queen of Thomas W Lawson wins the blue ribbon, while spectators applaud dazzling exhibitions and cavalry drill set to “Dixie” as crowds depart under moonlight.
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Atlanta
Thomas W Lawson
Seventh Cavalry
Gulliver
Dixie
Liberati
Sams
West
Atlanta Horses Share Honors at Annual Show
Nine amateur entrants showcased high order qualities with gaited saddle horses and four in hands drawing strong applause. Awards spanned delivery outfits to gaited saddle horses with top honors going to British Lion and Gypsy Queen among others, with judges’ rulings largely approved by the audience.
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Fulton County
Georgia
Mamie
Or. m
Joseph Thompson
Atlante
Nunnally Company
Atlanta
Troy Steam Laundry
British Lion
Crow & Murray
Toronto
Canada
Laurence Jones
Louisville
Eagle
George Pepper
Manners
Daphne It
King Sauirrel
Trip Budden
John K Ottley
Russell F. Hopkins
John Campbell
Red Eagle
Jack Stewart
Fudge and
Jury
Shadel
Kenella
Shaled
Mary
Juretta
R J Lowry
Claas
Thomas W Lawson
Boston
Maia
Daphne IX
Br m
Imp Buckdhin
Miss Peabody
Louisvillea
Effie
G Holeman Sims
Glass
Tudze
Crow and
Mur
Navy nurses urged by Surgeon General in annual report
Washington October 15 The first annual report of Surgeon General Rixey praises navy and marine health with low illness and death rates. He urges Congress to create a women nurses corps for naval hospitals and calls for a larger medical staff. Dr E P Smith of Cleveland Tennessee dies at Erlanger Hospital after peritonitis surgery. Elis widow is sister of evangelist Rev George R Stuart.
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Rixey
Maval
Washington
Navy
Marine Corps
Congress
E. P. Smith
Chattanooga
Tenn
E P Smith
Cleveland
Erlanger Hospital
Fincastle
Elis
George R Stuart
Miners and operators reach common ground ending strike
The parties announce a near end to the strike with a sixth arbitration commissioner to represent labor. The president urges immediate mine resumption, with Baer and Perkins of J P Morgan present for the operators. Attendees leave in high good humor amid congratulations.
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Arbitration Commission
Messrs Baer and Perkins
J. P Morgan
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises to Cure Digestion Woes
In a Georgian era advertisement a Kentucky man named Joseph F. Laine credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with curing years of dyspepsia. The copy claims the remedy put his bowels in order, restored energy, and made him feel renewed while warning readers to avoid substitutes and buy only Hood's.
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Hood
Joseph F. Laine
Flanagan
Sultan Bars Ellen Stone from Turkey
Ellen M Stone the American missionary cannot return to the Ottoman empire after captors held her for ransom. Constantinople officials and the Yildiz palace advise against any return while the American board of foreign missions will not sponsor a departure. Secretary Hay says sovereigns may exclude foreigners from their territory. Stone’s brother notes she will not go back to Macedonia, fearing being marked.
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Boston
Mass
Ellen M Stone
Turkey
Miss Stone
Yildiz Palace
Constantinople
Roberius College
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Major Pond
Brooklyn
Bnd
Ottoman Empire
Hay
Charles A Stone
Constitution
Macedonia
Watery graves for them batteau capsizes four drowned
Captain Davis Hoffman of the schooner Robert T Laws brought in the batteau Annie overturned off Smiths Island last night. Captain John Evans left port in the Annie with his wife, daughter, and a deck hand aboard. It is supposed the craft capsized and all four occupants were drowned.
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Chrisfeld
Davis Hoffman
Robert T Laws
Smiths Island
John Evans
Piedmont Driving Club Horse Show Entries and Winners
The Piedmont Driving Club hosts classes for roadsters, saddle horses, and hunters. Notable entries include Dorman champion in the roadsters with owner 152, and Jane Luthreil leading saddle horses with 15% marks. Top finishers and other entries from Golonda, Whitefoot, Daisy, and Coquette are listed with owners Crow & Murray, Balt Bros., and J. W. Sordan Jr. in Toronto and Versailles Kentucky.
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Ray
Toronto
Tom Nutwood
Fortes
Muttressboro
Tonn
Princess
Daisy Bell
F M Butner
Savannah
Go Club
Piedmont Driving Club
Dorman
Alta Vista
Typhoon
Walter B. Harrison
Golonda
Gambretta Wilkes
H. H. Inman
Whitefoot
R. DuBose
Billey Hill
Russell F Hopkins
Prince Lorains
Charles H Black
Maude Mahoney
Hugh Richardson
Daisy
H 5
Jackson
Oliver Goldsmith
A B
Steele
Manners
Jane Luthreil
R.m
Balt Bros . Verzailles
Balt Bros
Versailles
Excelsior
B. m
Crow & Murray
Canada
Heler G
J. W .Sordan, Jr
Atlanta
George Pepper
Maringo
Dan
Lord Minto
Bloomington
Dundee
Trains Collide At Reelsville Killing Two Injured Many
A V and H railroad passenger train and the Terre Haute and Indianapolis accommodation collided near Reelsville Indiana about 3 PM killing two men and injuring several others. The wreck resulted from a Harmony agent failing to deliver an order. Seven passengers were lightly bruised but continued on.
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Green Castle
Ind
Vandala
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Reelsville
Here
Fred H. Hermson
G. B. Kilby
Marshallville
al Hedding
Harmony
Roosevelt to curb abuses in government printing
President Roosevelt orders curbing the growth of printed reports and documents. Secretary Cortélyou relays a plan to reduce statistical tables and costly frustrations, aiming to trim unnecessary and expensive material from government reports and annual documents. The move seeks to limit size and number of government publications.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cortélyou
Mortgage for Two Millions Filed by Railway in Bristol
A mortgage for two million dollars given by the Virginia and Southwestern Railway Company to protect a Morton Trust Company loan was filed today in Bristol Virginia. The bond debt bears five percent interest.
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Virginia and Southwestern
Bristol, Tenn
Virginia and Southwestern Railway Company
Morton Trust Company
Corporation Court
Bristol
Car and carriage collide in street accident at North and Piedmont
At 8 o clock last night a street car and a two horse carriage collided at North and Piedmont avenues. The driver, a Negro named Charten Parry, was knocked from the seat and slightly injured, taken to Grady hospital. The carriage was empty and sent to pick up passengers. the horses ran several blocks before being stopped. the carriage was badly damaged but the horses were uninjured.
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North and
Piedmo
Avenues
Charten Parry
Grady Hospital
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George W Perkins
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Arlington Hotel
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St. Louis
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Columbus
Southern Railway
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Columbua
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Inman
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