John Mitchell Retires From United Mine Workers Leadership
Telegraphic dispatches report John Mitchell retiring after ten years as head of the United Mine Workers of America. La Vee Present Thomas de Lewis of Ohio is named successor while Mitchell plans to focus on his health and family. transition details remain unclear amid ongoing organizational shakeups.
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Explosions at Coal Mine Kill Eighteen Workers in Sequel Tragedy
A pair of mine disasters near Unathna, Were, devastate a Belgian coal operation. Eighteen workers, including a suaperin teredent and three heassees, died in the first blast at Soavedock. A second explosion tur ned rescuers into danger, with many miners injured or killed. Hundreds gather in Hanba as relatives mourn. In a separate case, Express Messenger Killed by Robbers on a Santa Fe train between Florence and Newton, Kansas, with safes kicked and valuables stolen.
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Kan
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Fragmentary note on political crisis in Philadelphia
A chaotic OCR passage suggests a crisis ending and mentions Triod Stites Senter Penrose with uncertain spellings. The garbled text hints at a premier or theater context and a statement that the seater had taken a turn for the better, but details are unclear.
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Feud War in South Bend Reaches Bloodshed Amid Pursuit
A feud sparked near Miruana and Anthonys Cotmoori ends with multiple shootings in South Bend. Suspects traced to a site five miles northeast of Nijes, Mich, as armed officers pursue them. Separately, National Cash Register of Davion Ohio plans to resume operations after a month shutdown affecting about three thousand workers.
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Miruana
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National Cash Register Company
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Ohio
Pittsburg Coal Mines to Close for Sixty Days
All coal mines in the Pittsburg district will shut for sixty days by mutual consent of operators and miners. The pause aims to avert a strike and maintain operations during the period.
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Pittsburg
New Senator From Florida Appoints Hall Milton
Governor Broward of Florida names Hall Milton of Marianna to fill the late Senator Bryan’s U S Senate seat in Florida.
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Broward
Hall Milton
Marianna
Bryan
United States Senate
Congress Debates Speech Substitution Amideth Senate Tensions
The Senate adjourns after a heated exchange over a speech attributed to Jean, with Mr Mann and Mr Salve of New York at the center of a dispute over printing in the Congressional Record. Talks turn to a broader fight as Aldenich currency bill moves to a vote while confidence in leadership is questioned.
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Mann
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Gelley
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Confirmation of William E B Day as U S Attorney
The Senate confirmed William EB Day for the U S Attorney post in the northern district. The President named a science referee panel to assist the Agriculture Department in evaluating food preservative uses including benzoate of soda and sulfur. Taft plans support for lighthouse and lifeboat station funding at Point Judith Harbor.
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Roosevelts Call for Law Reforms Battles Congress
President Roosevelt sent a special message urging swift action on bills to amend the Sherman Antitrust Act and update employers liability and labor injunction laws. He presses for immediate tariff and policy clarity, anti trust reform, and stronger receivership provisions to protect stockholders and balance industry.
Wisconsin drubs Ne Drascans at Movefison in basketball upset
Wisconsin routs Ne Drascans in Movefison as Teine Alteb doe Cans leads the scoring. Minnesota defeats Puigdue quant ba a oscare. Grinnell hosts Iowa championship win. University of Minnesota football to play Iowa this year. Milan’s Lethe wins Paeline stake. Jake Selonefer wins PSP billiards title.
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LW. J. Wandy
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Columbia University
United States Naval Academy
Archibald F. Douglas
Indiana Democrats Declare for Bryan at Large State Meeting
The Indiana Democratic convention adopts a platform urging support for Bryan at the Denver National Convention. It names delegates, endorses a reform agenda, and selects a state ticket with Marshall for governor and Stack for lieutenant governor among others. The gathering marks the largest Democratic meeting in Indianapolis since 1892.
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Rector’s Remark After Poor Genesis Reading
A humorous note from Harper's Weekly recounts the rector’s playful exclamation when the curate read Genesis badly. The incident highlights church humor in the era and the rector’s lighthearted rebuke.
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Unclear OCR Review Mentions Broad Topics and Figures
The fragmentary text references various topics including industry, bias, labor and regulation debates, potential trends in textiles, and mentions of individuals and organizations without clear context or coherent events. The passage reads like an unedited feed of terms rather than a linked news item.
New York Market Notes Mixed Through Week
Bradstreet's Commercial Report shows varied weekly moves with U S stocks fluctuating and Canada reporting failures. The article mentions shipments and trade activity across industries, noting unsettled conditions in wholesale markets and price trends.
Prairie and market notes in late harvest and creamery terms
The item lists prices for cattle hogs and sheep, wheat and corn, oats and rye, and dairy products from several markets. It mentions Milwaukee and New York market figures and various quality grades, with prime, choice, and mixed lots.
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Toledo
William Manning Dies in New York Campaign Era
Short news note reports William TL Manning former campaign manager for Alton Parker died of pneumonia in New York. The brief obituary notes his role in the Parker campaign during the 1904 presidential run.
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Alton Ts. Parker
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