Coal Settlement Collapse Stuns UMW Talks in New York
Nov 25 report says prospects for settlement between United Mine Workers and coal operators outside the anthracite strike commission ended after a New York meeting. MacVeagh and Mitchell teams had hoped for Friday talks. operators then declined to grant an interview. Darrow and Lloyd criticized the shift, pledging to proceed with the commission hearing in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Mine Workers
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Wayne MacVeagh
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
New York
Mitchell
MacVeagh
Carroll D. Wright
Darrow
Willard
Scranton
Lloyd
Lioyd
Pennsylvania Railroad
Call Airship Plans to Be Given to Able Developer
Inventor James M. Call offers his flying machine model plans and patents to any competent person willing to finance and develop them. He seeks a buyer with at least 31909 and ability to avoid dismantling his work, and will provide the model and guidance from his Court street office. He believes the airship could fly and earn a fortune if properly pursued in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Call
Bay State
Mr. Call
Call
Court Street
Boston
New Round the World Cable Promises 39 Minute Message
Washington reports Mr. Ward general manager of the Commercial and Pacific Cable companies told Secretary Moody that a man in Boston sent a world message in 39 hours. He predicted a New York to world message in 39 minutes or less when Pacific lines finish by July first.
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Washington
G.G. Ward
Navy
Moody
Boston
New York
Ward
Cook
Fresh Vermont Poultry and Groceries for Thanksgiving
Fresh poultry including turkeys ducks and geese plus chickens displayed with 24 tons on exhibition. The shop promises best grades and prices lower than rivals and thanks patrons for six years of support. A wide fruit, nut and dried fruit selection is offered alongside a complete vegetable department with celery eggplant and tomatoes.
Cable Firm to Lay 8000 Miles of Line to Philippines
The Navy Department meeting with Attorney-General Knox led to a final agreement between the government and the cable company before extending the line to the Philippines. The project requires laying 8000 miles of cable to ensure San Francisco Manila communication.
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Navy Department
Knox
Philippines
San Francisco
Manila
Petition to Vanderbilt to Stop Beer for Men
Prohibitionists in Great Neck Long Island plan to circulate a petition urging William K Vanderbilt Jr to stop beer on his estate where about 100 men are supplied a daily barrel by a hotelier. The move follows earlier approval of beer with meals by Vanderbilt drawing local protest.
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New York
Great Neck
L. I
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
Princeton Names Debaters For Harvard Princeton Debate
The Princeton team selected to defend the affirmative in the Harvard Princeton debate on December 12 features T. R. Good of the Denver Theological Seminary, G. S. Hornblower of New York, and A. P. Scott of Chicago. The question asks whether the President should have federal power to protect lives and property when domestic violence endangers public safety, without awaiting State aid.
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Princeton
N. J
Harvard
The Only Headache Cure Orangeiie Powders Promised
An advertisement touts Orangeiie Powders as the sole cure for headaches by correcting the cause. It claims permanent benefits and lasting relief from head pain.
Independent Coal Operators Protest Against Outside Settlement
New York November 2 Independ ent coal operators protest to coal carrying railroads against any settlement with the United Mine Workers claiming such a deal would empower the union and is unjust. C D Simpson of West End Coal Co read a long protest noting public opinion and urging continued hearings to disclose earnings and conditions of miners and operators.
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New York
United Mine Workers
C. D. Simpson
Tom Messrs. Baer
Thomas
Truesdale
Olyphant
Fowler
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
United States
West End Coal Company
Mitchell
New York, Ontario & Western
Baer
Reading
Philadelphia
John Markle
Simpson
Washington
Invention Cuts Cost of Torig Lenses for Public Use
Torig Lenses are praised for usefulness and comfort but costly to manufacture. A new machinery system allows rapid production at greatly reduced prices, promising wider accessibility to these valuable lenses.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Claimed Cure All Forms
A promotional note touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a reliable remedy for indigestion and nervous dyspepsia, with numerous unsolicited testimonials from users in Wisconsin New Jersey Minnesota Michigan and other places. It claims quick relief and cites a price of 50 cents per package with physicians and druggists recommending the product.
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Stuart
James Yemmeister
LaCrosse
Wis
Jacob Anthony
Portmurray
New Jersey
M. K. West
Preston
Minn
Agnes K. Ralston
Cadillac
Mich
Gould Charges Treachery in Proxy Circular
George Gould replies to a circular issued yesterday by Edwin Hawley and E H Harriman about using his name to solicit proxies for the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company election. Gould calls the circular a misstatement and a perversion of truth and says it aims to give Hawley and Harriman control of the property while exclude him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George
Gould
Edwin Hawley
E. H. Harriman
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Messrs
Hawley
Harriman
Dead woman identified as Miss Catherine Leahy
The woman who died suddenly at Mrs. Church's Cam bridge residence on Sunday night is Miss Catherine M. Leahy of 1562 Tremont Street Roxbury.
Youthful Gunman in Guatemala City Shooting May Escape
Washington reports suggest Godfrey Hunter and Bailey may avoid punishment for the Guatemala City shooting of William A. Fitzgerald last Friday. Friends of Fitzgerald threaten retaliation. Guatemala has acknowledged the incident but seeks no surrender. Leslie Combes named minister to Guatemala, likely to proceed there.
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Washington
Godfrey Hunter
William A. Fitzgerald
Guatemala City
Bailey
Legation
Fitzgerald
Hunter
State Department
Guatemala
Leslie Combes
United States
Mrs Grant In Critical Condition In Washington
Mrs Ulysses S Grant widow of General Grant is reported in critical condition in Washington at an advanced age. Should she die she will be buried beside her husband in the Grant Mausoleum in New York.
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Washington
Ulysses Ss. Grant
General Grant
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W. Godfrey Hunter, JR
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