Alliance Pushes for Compulsory Arbitration in Anthracite Strike
Harrisburg September 11. The People's Alliance conference committee submitted a plan for settling the anthracite coal strike. It calls for an extra legislative session to enact compulsory arbitration, curb foreign corporations, and enforce constitutional labor protections for coal miners. Daniel J. McCarthy of Hazelton urged measures to end strikes and regulate big trusts while praising the alliance as representing business interests of hard coal districts. Mitchell to visit for talks with Governor Stone and labor leaders. W. Wilkes-Barre reports indicate mixed progress and potential for broader settlement.
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Stone
Harrisburg
Conference Committee of the People’s
Allance
Hazelton
Annsylvania
Daniel J McCarthy
McCarthy
Pennsylvania
Beef Trust
Steel Trust
Be Easy With Trusts Be Beveridge in Utah Speech
United States Senator Beveridge of Indiana opened the Republican campaign in Utah speaking at the opera house before delegates to the state convention. He argued trusts arise from modern industry, supported national corporate oversight, praised Theodore Roosevelt, and contrasted railway consolidation with earlier lines, noting wage and price trends and calling for gradual national control. Senators Clark and Warren of Wyoming attended and spoke briefly.
Walcott Seeks Teller's ToGA
Colo September 1 The prince coming elections in Col orado is the senatorship and it is already apparent that the contest is distinctly between Henry M Teller and Edward Walcott The democratic and populist members of the legislature are pledged by the state convention of their parties to vote for the reelection of Senator Teller There appears to be little or no opposition to Walcott In the republican party and should a republican majority be elected to the legislature the former senator can step into the shoes of his former colleague The republican state convention will meet in this city tomorrow for the purpose of dominating a full state ticket and congressman at large The democratic state convention which met here Tuesday morning reached final adjournment The ticket chosen follows United States Senator Henry M Teller Congressman at Large Alva Adams Governor Edward C Stimeon er Governor Thomas Anne Lieutenant Gov Secretary of State Horace W Havens State Treasurer James N Carlile State Auditor H H Insley Attorney General J H Sweigert Superintendent of Public Schools Mrs Helen M Grenfels Regents State University Mrs M cc Bradford Jesse Stevenson Denver Fal issue In the 1 arrested and Judged In fall here today by a detective under suspicion of being implicated in the murder of a guard at Godfrey W Va last ¢eai imines month They will return without requisition papers
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Colo
Prince
Colorado
Henry N. Teller
Edward . Walcott
Teller
Wolcott
United States
Henry M. Teller
Alva Adame
Edward C. Stimeonernor
Thomas Annear
Horace Ww. Havens
James N. Carlile
H. H. Insley
J. H. Sweigert
Superintendent of Publiic Schools
Mre
Helen M Grenfels
Regents State University
Mes
Cc. Bradford
Jesse Stevenson
Denver
Green Is Given Reins In Texas
The Republican convention in Fort Worth adjourned with two nominations Governor George P. Burkitt of Palestine and Treasurer Eugene Nolte. It gave E R 4 Green full authority to supervise Texas campaigns for two years and endorsed Roosevelt while praising McKinley’s death. A local option plank was defeated. + Gaston defeats Hamlin for Massachusetts governor in a Democratic primary with 1,062 delegates vs 186. + Washington Republicans adjourn after nominating Hadley for the supreme court, Cushman and Humphrey for congress.
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Fort Worth
Tex
George P. Burkitt
Palestine
Eugene Nolte
Roosevelt
Texas
McKinley
Gaston
Hamlin
Boston
William A Gaston
Charles
Mr. Hamlin
Washington
Tacoma
Wash
Hadley
Supreme Bench
Cushman
W. E
Irvin Guards Inspected in Washington Georgia
Special Inspector General Obear inspected the Irvin Guards in Washington Georgia. The unit performed splendidly with attendance and drill above the state average, though Captain Smith remained confident of favorable impressions.
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Irvin Guards
Washington, Ga
Obear
Captain Smith
Utah Republicans Nominate Ho w ell and McCerty
Ogden Utah September 1 The Republican state convention nominated James Howell of Weberville Cache county for Congress and Judge William McCerty of Sevier county for supreme court. The platform omits Cuban reciprocity, led by beet sugar interests and church leaders. Beveridge spoke at night after a morning change. The platform endorses Roosevelt, labor rights, trusts supervision, and a national canal, while condemning Democratic attacks on the army and navy. It also supports immigration laws, Uintah reservation openings, and irrigating laws.
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Ogden
Utah
Céivention
James Howell
Wrelteville
Cache
William McCerty
Sevier County
Supreme Court
Justice
Ang
Committee On Resolutions
Friends of
Roosevelt
Beveridge
Indiana
Sutherland
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
National Board of Arbitration
Setrator
Kearns
Uintah Indian Reservation
Lawa
Temperance pioneer Rev Thomas Scully dies in Cambridge
Sparks from the wires report the death of Rev Thomas Scully, famed temperance advocate, in Cambridge Massachusetts. Then notes on officers elected at a national convention, a Hong Kong Mary treasure shipment, a Wheeling burglary, gunboat preparations for Colombia, and various railroad and church notices.
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Thomas Scully
Campridge
Mass
Wiles Leads Inspection Tour to Philippines
Lieutenant General Miles departed for the Philippines via San Francisco for a tour of inspection of the army in the Philippine islands, with a stopover in Washington on September 11.
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Wiles
Philippines
Washington
Miles
Will
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
Return of Tamblyn Deepens St Louis boodler inquiry
In St Louis on September 1 Circuit Attorney Folke pressed the boodler investigation into the house of delegates and city council combines. Former Delegate William Tamblyn returned in custody, sought a statement, then opted to tell nothing unless compelled. Folke said many indicted members offered to turn state's evidence, but only a few would receive clemency. The grand jury met twice, examining council members tied to the 1899 lighting bill while others faced possible indictments. At large remain Delegate Charles F Kelly and five aldermen, with further testimony expected as the grand jury investigates the fighting scandal. Deputy Sheriff Garvey held four former councilmen in rooms near the panel as lunch was served, though no arrest warrants had been issued.
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St. Louis
Folke
Municipal Assembly
William Tamblyn
Gleveland
Grand Jury
Tamblyn
House of Delegates
House
Circuit
House of Delegates’ Combine
J. K. Murrell
Combine
Sesson
Robert McMath
Board of Public Improvements
Hemens
Charles F Kelly
Kelly
J. E. Murrell
Compine
Dick Mann
Charles C Carroll
Charles H. Thuner
Paulus Gast
Henry Gauss
Old Council
Garvey
Irwin Superior Court Disposes Many Cases in Week
Irwinville September 1 Special week of Irwin superior court ends civil docket and clears numerous criminal cases The round includes Irwin county versus E G Fletcher tax collector involving about eight hundred dollars The grand jury in session returns five bills surpassing prior terms The bar brings notable lawyers from McRae Nashville Dogislas Macon and Abbeville among attendees
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Irwinville
Irwin Superior Court
Irwin County
E G Fletcher
Fletcher
He, D. Graham
McRae
R A Hendricks
Nashville
Fullweed
Murray
Uniformity of Taxation: Civic Federation Plans State Legislation
The National Civic Federation endorses interstate comity in taxation to avoid taxing the same property in two states. With 41 legislatures in session, preliminary steps aim to introduce a uniform tax law across states and territories. Two Saracofza committees of the American Bar Association and woolform law boards assist the effort.
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Civic Federation
New York
Taxation Department
National Civic Federation
Department
Federation
Sarac Foza
American Bar Association
State Boards of Commissioners of Woolform Law
Mobile Brewing and Central Ice Firms Form in Mobile
Mobile Companies Incorporated in Trenton N J reports the incorporation of Mobile Brewing Company with capital 500 000 and Central Ice Company with capital 1 250 000. Both entities list incorporators Thomas M Stevens of Mobile Alabama William T Carter and Frederick Lahgbach of Newark.
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Mobile Companies Incorporated
Trenton
N. J
Mobile Brewing Company
Capital
Central Ice Company
Mobile
Ala
Thomas M. Stevens
Moblie
Wiliam T. Carter
Frederick Lahgbach
Newark
More Brains In Martians Than In People Of Earth
Chicago September 11. Professor G W Hoengh of Northwestern University argues that Mars hosts a population with greater intelligence than Earth. Based on Dearborn observatory summer observations, he treats it as a probability rather than a certainty. He notes Mars climate aligns with Earth and speculates Venus and Mercury could be inhabited, while other planets likely could not accommodate animal life.
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Earth
Chicago
Mars
G. W. Hoengh
Department of
Northwestern University
Dearborn Observatory
Venus
Mercury
Dan Patch Tries In Vain To Equal Star Pointer
Syracuse dispatch reports Dan Patch with McHenry up ran an exhibition mile in 2001 4 under favorable weather apart from a slight breeze. He finished in 2 01 4 after leading at the half in 59 1 4 with a crowd of about 30 000 hoping to top his 51 2 record. The event featured a wagon race between The Monk and Lord Derby with Lord Derby prevailing in a photo finish.
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N. Y
Dan Patch
McHenry
Patch
Readville
Tadax
Monk
Lord Derby
Billings Urgent
Peter George Spear
Greenline
Sharon Chimes
Lackawanna Etake
Twinkle
Terrace Queer
Page
Buckthorpe
Mary's Own
Gelantine Lad
Wawthorne
Miss Whitney
Palm Leaf
Cirero
Little Sphinx
Brown Heels
Stiga
the Monk
Fred & Wedgewood
Shadow Chimes
Elberton court docket heavy as murder and assault cases rise
Elbert superior court sits through a heavy civil and criminal docket Judge Holden plans an adjourned term with three to four murder cases about six assaults and several burglaries. The court heard a judgment in the trustees of John Gibson Institute suit awarding 7,687.63, with half the furnishings charged to Sarepta and Hebron associations. Dr Bush case at Mattox estate returns after supreme court reversal over a convict lease dispute.
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Ember
Elber Elberton
Elbert
Holden
Atlanta
N. L Hutening
John Gibson Institute
J A Seegar
Hebron
Sa‘epta
Sarepta Association
Inia
Dr. Bush
State Penitentiary
W. HH Mattox
Supreme Court
Bush
Young Teddy Going Home from Dakota Trip to Oyster Bay
President Theodore Roosevelt has completed a ten day hunting and fishing trip in the Dakotas and northern Wisconsin with H. R. McCullough and Marvin Hugnitt Jr. He passed through Chitato today en route to Oyster Bay.
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Teddy
Chicago
Tixodore Roosevelt, Ds
Dakotas
Wisconsin
H.R. McCullough
Marvin Hugnitt, Jr
Chitato
Oyster Bay
New Hotel in Valdosta Opens to Public
Valdosta Ga September 11 Special De Valdes Valdosta's new and modern hotel opened yesterday the first meal served at noon E D Ferrell of Montgomery Ala is the manager The hotel boasts fine furniture and luxurious appointments and is described as the finest in the state
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Valdosta
de Valdes
E. D. Ferrell
Iafely
Montgomery
Ala
Jesse Ana
Uke Ze
Swindlers Target Police Fund In Savannah Scam
In Savannah on September 1 two men M B Mat thewson and M Wilkes were arrested on cheating and swindling charges. They allegedly forged Chief Reillys credentials to push a bogus History of the Police Department book benefiting a Police Benevolent Association. Lathrop, the chief, vanished with the receipts, leaving subordinates to answer. The suspects are described as white and from Richmond, Virginia.
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Savannah
Sevannah
M B Matthewson
M Wilkes
Lathrop
Tad
St Josephs Academy Opens New Term In Washington Ga
The St Josephs academy in Washington Georgia will begin its fall term next Monday September 15 with a larger pupil body than ever. The school promises thorough instruction across all branches of art and other studies. Attending from Atlanta are Miss Mildred Harris Miss Clar Drews Miss Miehart Miss Ray Mh Stokes and Misses Deering.
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St. Joseph’s Academy
Washington
St Joseph's
Atlanta
Mildred Harris
Clara Drews
Miehart
Ray
Mh Stokes
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