Officials Endorse Modified Anthracite Strike Plan
At a closed session the three district boards voted to accept the modified proposition, signaling a quick end to the strike. The official call to a delegate convention in Wilkesbarre outlines representation and credentials as miners prepare to vote on the president’s plan.
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Mitchell
United Mine Workers, Ofmerica
Weg
United ‘States
Wilkesbarre
Ina. m
United States
Ttig
Ili
Chief Joyner's Fire Laddies Win at Matinee
Chief Joyner's fire laddies led a lively matinee display with drum corps in red uniforms, triumphing in prize events for high school horses, ponies, and carriage classes. Judges praised the fire department unit and Seventh Cavalry drill, while audiences applauded both horses and riders across multiple classes.
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Joyner
Ike
United States
Severith Cavalry
Anderson
Atlanta
Butt
Seventh
Passie
Ottley
Coal Prices and Labor Settlement At White House
Officials hail a tentative coal price range around twenty dollars for gat and praise the labor settlement. President, reacting to a lengthy strike, backs a broad commission to thoroughly investigate and forestall future labor troubles, with Bishop Spalding and RE. E. Clark named to the panel. Mitchell supports strong union avoidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elrejes
Gratett Bards
Mitchell
White House
Organized Labor
Bishop Spalding
RE. E. Clark
Clark
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Order of Railway Conductors
Grand Trunk Railway
Clark m
Railway Employees' Organization
Carrie Nation Confronts Prohibition Visitor at Saloon
A chaotic scene unfolds as Carrie Nation demands entry at a saloon. Alderman Davis challenges her, asking who she is, while Nation declares she never hid her identity. The proprietor ejects Nation after a prior incident, followed by interruptions from Mr. Mattos as the crowd reacts.
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Tlon
Nim
Salto
Davis
Carrie
Nation
Idave'a
Mattos
Liquor Retailers Oppose Prohibition Moves at Conference
The National Association of Retail Liquor Dealers adopted resolutions opposing total prohibition on spirits wine and beer aboard ships and stations while supporting temperate and lawful drinking. A committee will promote a model license law to curb improper operators across states. President Freiberg was tasked to appoint members for the new union in liquor sales law reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
Wilson
George Hartlin
New York
Ght
Olyphant
Delaware
Hudson Road
Fowler
Underwood
Thomas
Rooset
Washington
National Association of Retail Liquor
Deslers
Jadi
Garden
R. J. Hall
Chicago
Een
Cincinnati
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ ‘Association
Freiberg
DeBar
Charles Chase
Louisville
Id. L. Snyder
Willem
Weld
Boston
Lion Attacks Trainer During Wild Animal Show
In Haute Ang on October 16 Nero the lion leaped onto Dick DeRenzo, biting at his back hands and legs. Attendants acted quickly to save him as spectators stampeded the tent in the chaotic escape.
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Dick Derenzo
Nero
Haute
Ang
Dick DeRenz
Dekenzo
Diamonds Stolen From Bank Building in Duluth Heist
In Duluth Minnesota today diamonds and precious stones valued at seven thousand dollars were stolen from a counter in the First National bank building. The victim was Mrs. T. D. Merrit a prominent society woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iDamonds
Duluth
Minn
First National Bank
T. D. Merrit
A Good Deal of Nonsense About Digestion and Stuart’s Tablets
An advertisement-style passage argues that only wholesome food digested by the body can renew tissues and nerves. It claims digestion cannot be cured by medicines or laxatives, promoting Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as the solution that digests meals, prevents indigestion, and maintains health with regular use after meals.
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Stuart
Old Creeds Decedte Abstention in Europe
Record-Herald summarizes Dr. Mangasarian’s European tour on religion and philosophy noting educated Europeans in England Germany and France moving away from traditional faiths. He met La Lindia and others, reported Zionist and Armenian issues, and described religious trends in London and Hyde Park. He described passport troubles in Constantinople and Turkish-German politics affecting Armenians and Jews.
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Chicago
Record-Herald
Europe
England
Germany
France
M. M. Mangasaran
la~ Lindia
University of Xoma
Nessog Jerri
Yne Predy Sai Jah
Lomuyusd
Wermans
Cascaleu
University of Ris
Medty Sauers
Tnglang
Mangasarian
TaewiWecu
Lonuda
Thougat
George Yyacob Halyoxe
Bia
Ion
Herbert Spencer
Anaépenient Religious Society
Lock Br
Spencer
Dan Wasarian
Soman Catholica Eburca
Hig
London
Weauthy
Hyde Park
Zor Teged
Regent Street
Rationalistic Press
Emile Zola
John Morley
Huxley
America
Constantinople
Takc
Turkey
Charles
Drieste
Aspstairs
Po‘cen
Pasha
Einglishmen
Faeland
Ir. Mancasarian
Dr. Herzl
Amering
Harum Relief Sale Highlights Wescott Treasures
Syracuse news notes a relief sale connected to David Harum author Westcott. Items from his person al belongings, including a mahogany bedstead and a music cabinet, fetched modest sums with a carved head figure selling for 123 dollars. Net proceeds described as meager.
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David Harum
Syracuse
Annnhes Iman Nye
Finn
Census experts return from cotton study in the South
Washington dispatch reports the census bureau and department of agriculture division experts have finished field work on cotton and crop statistics. Ten specialists gathered data from buyers sellers growers and officials across the South and two reports already filed with Statistician Hyde. A comprehensive factual statement is planned for November 1 outlining methods discrepancies and results from 3 674 000 units of figures issued last December.
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Jos. Oni
Washington
Census Bureau
Division of Statistics
Agricultural Department
Worlda
Georgia
Texas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Alabama
Tennessee
Arkansas
Carolina
North Carolina
Hyde
Generali
Hyde-to
World coal production led by United States Britain Germany
The U S Geological Survey estimates global coal production in 1901 at 566,165,540 short tons. The United States, Great Britain, and Germany together accounted for about 81.61 percent of world output, with the U S far ahead of Britain by roughly 19 percent and 47,965,030 short tons. Austria-Hungary, France, Belgium, and Russia followed in the ranking.
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United States
Great Britain
Germany
Washington
United States Geological Survey
Austria-Hungary
France
Belgium
Russia
United States Arrives at Colon From Saltamarta Colombia
United States forces reach Colon on October 16 arriving from Saltamarta Colombia. The port remains under government control though a small number of insurgents still operate in the area.
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Montgomery
Colon
United States
Saltamarta
Colombia
Dr Hathaway Medical Specialty Ad Promises Trusted Care
An old advertisement urges men and women to seek top medical treatment from Dr Hathaway touted as the leading, most successful specialist. It promises personal doctor attention, expert associates, and confidential service with free booklets and questionnaires available by mail.
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Wao
Dr. Hathaway
Newton Hathaway
M. D
Inman
Broad Street
Atlanta Board of Health Seeks City Waste Bids
By order of the board of health bids are invited for five years to collect and dispose of garbage night soil and street cleaning in Atlanta Georgia. Sealed bids are invited for cremation or incineration of all waste with five year term. A $5000 certified check accompanies each bid. Bids opened December 1 1902 at noon in the mayor's office.
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Board of Health
Atlanta
Rne
E. H. Richardson
Russia courted Turkey with revived alliance plan
A Bucharest to Constantinople report claims Grand Duke Nicholas offered to revive the 1893 Vnidar Skelesel treaty, renewing Russo Turkish alliance to restrict Black Sea ships and promise land forces. Western powers opposed renewal, sparking Turkish court consternation and ministerial debate.
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London
Bucharest
Roumania
Daily Mail
Constantinople
Turkey
Nicholas
Russia
Porte
Black Sea
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Grimes
Spearman
Social
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Lohengrin
Lord Gay—Lawrence Jones
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Sunrise
Piedmont Driving Club
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Victorie
Black Prince
Duke of
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Robert F. Maddox
Duke
Lora McGregor
H. M. Atkinson
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Charles A. Healy
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Edwards
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Robert Aull
Loula
Dewey
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D. Edgert
Rupert Aull
St. Loui
Princess Charming
Lawrence Jones
Crow & Murray
Toronto
Can
Lady Nell
D. T. Lanier
Ed Nutwood
PB. Jones
Murfreesboro
Tenn
R. J. Lowry
George Pepper
George’ Pepper
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Murray
Dan
Gay
Laurence Tones
Loutgville
M. Passia
Yor
M. Stuart
Crafie
Eugene R. Black
Frizes
Laurence Jones
Judge
Man
St. Louis
Diamond King
Commander Baker
Robert Ball
G— Ball Brothers
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Glenbrook
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Maggie Lewis
C. Cann
Georgetown
Lady Wilcox
Hoyt & Son
Galonda
Bloomington
Canada
Marengo
Fire Department
Berth
the Chronicle
Wabash
Calumet River
Mussolini
Rome
Italan
Mussolin
Ahd
Beattyville
Jen Hyden
Booneville
Cis
Bradfield
Mis
Nati
Sarléndes
Temperance
Lion
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Census Bureau and Agricultural Department
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Walthour
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