Operators Newsroom Strikes Yet No Settlement Reached
New York Oct 9 conference at Senator Platts office failed to yield a deal between United Mine Workers and Pennsylvania coal operators. Governors and senators from Pennsylvania and New York attended with corporate chiefs amid warnings of political and legal pressure if the strike drags on. Leaders remained noncommittal. further talks planned for tomorrow.
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New York
United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylvania
Thomas C. Platt
Mitchell
United States
Platt
Odell
Quay and
Penrose
Olyphant
Delaware & Hudson
Fowler
Ontario & Western
Truesdale
Lackawanna
Thomas
The
Erie
John Markle
David Wilcox
David Lamar
Edward Lauterbach
Senator Platt
Senators Quay
Governor Odell
Edward Lauterneck
Lawyers’ Club
Senator Penrose
John Mitchell
Coal Road
Senator Quay
Wilcox
Pratt
Lauterbach
Harrisburg
Albany
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Ashland House
Moses W. Salmon
Chicago
Chicagoan
Uring
Nicholls
Oscar Sr. Straus
National Civic Federation
Mr. Straus
Benjamin F. Tracy
Albert B. Boardman
JD. N. Bacon
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
General Tracy
Alabama
Holbrook land deal setback in Boston Common Council
The Holbrook land deal faced a setback as the Council failed to suspend the rules to rush the loan bill. A roll call showed 33 Yeas and 34 Nays, with only two Republicans voting for suspension and a broad Democratic opposition led by President Dolan. The bill will lay over to next week amid tense maneuvering and accusations of political pressure.
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Common Council
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Ward
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Dolan
McGrady
Linehan
O'Toole
Clark
Donnelly
Hendricks Club
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Collins
Barrett
Ward 18
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Burke
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Conway
Crowley
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Egan
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Grady
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O’toole
Owens
Phelan
Power
Simms
Starratt
Thayer
Walsh
Weber
Weinberg
Young
Sturgis
Harvey S. Chase
New York
Ward 1
Kilroy Smiles On The Stand In Murder Trial
Michael J. Kilroy testified in Suf folk Superior Criminal Court that his wife drank, but he claimed he was not drunk on January 26. He described finding her unconscious with blood and bruises, then placing her in a chair and later on the lounge. Prosecution said death was due to choking, while defense called two medical experts. Neighbors testified that Mrs Kilroy was addicted to drink and Kilroy had been drunk on the date.
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Michael J. Kilroy
Suffolk Superior Criminal Court
Kilroy
House of Correction
George Stedman
Woman killed in train crash at Sandy Hook station
Danbury, Conn. October 9 One dead and over twenty injured after a head on collision on the Highland division of the New York New Haven Hartford line at 7 25 pm near Sandy Hook station. An excursion train from the fair grounds to Waterbury failed to take a siding and crashed into the west bound train.
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Danbury, Conn
Highland Division
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Sandy Hook
Fair Grounds
Waterbury
Mamie Quinlan
Naugatuck
Michael Melia
Willie Hama
Richard Farrar
Waterville
Edward Farrell
Lawrence Lillis
Small Boys Nab Thief on Boston Streets
Six boys chased and captured a thief in Boston after he snatched a Danish man’s watch on Sudbury and Hawkins streets. They brought him to the police, where he claimed the watch was bought years ago. investigators doubt his story and link him to recent West End snatchings. The watch was recovered in the gutter with the chain.
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Knut Larsen
Leverett Street
Denmark
America
Larsen
Boston
Hanover Street
Benjamin Brown
N. H
Sudbury Street
Brown
Ellis Weinstein
Hale Street
Maurice Brown
Jacob Collins
Wall Street
Maurice Cohen
Billerica Street
Joseph Rosenblatt
Barton Street
Harry Ginns
Auburn Street
Hawkins Street
Murphy and
McAuliffe
Young Weinstein
White Mountains
Clarke
Copenhagen
West End
Cambridge
Local forecast for Boston and vicinity
Fair and cooler Friday and Saturday with fresh north winds. The outlook calls for calmer conditions this weekend as temperatures dip slightlyただ.
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Boston
Estabrook and Eaton cigars praised for quality
The cigars Estabrook and Eaton are advertised as superior in filler wrapper purity and workmanship. They claim Mar guerites use purest imported tobacco produced in the cleanest factory in the United States and are sold by first class dealers nationwide.
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Estabrook & Eaton's
United States
First Eclass
American demand for British coal declining
London reports no Newcastle reaction to a New York circulated note about canceled orders. The American demand for coal is declining with no transactions reported today.
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London
Newcastle
New York
Adams Mill Fire In New Orleans Wrecks Power Room
Fire at No 8 Mill of Berkshire Cotton Manufacturing Company in Adams New Orleans caused about 10000 dollars in damage. The blaze began in the power room near closing time and with the lights out about 1200 workers rushed from the building in darkness. Several bruised but no serious injuries. damage mainly by water and covered by insurance.
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Adams
Berkshire Cotton Manufacturing Company
Striker Riots Halt New Orleans Rail Service
The New Orleans railways halted passenger service as strikers and sympathizers crowd Canal and Galvez streets. Governor Heard arrived and urged a peaceful settlement while two visiting nonunion men were beaten. Fifty nonunion workers arrived by train. wounded riders remain stable in city hospitals.
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New Orleans
Heard
Canal
Galvez
General Strike Decreed Across Switzerland in Solidarity
A Geneva dispatch reports Switzerland’s work men's national committee has decreed a general strike in sympathy with the street car workers. The nationwide action spans the entire country and follows a local stoppage by transit employees.
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London
Geneva
Switzerland
Workmen's National Committee
Miner’s Work Conditions in Coal Mines Described in Boston Dispatch
A Boston despatch to the Tribune reports a Scranton Tribune reply outlining coal mining work. Miners drill blast load and rest as helpers pull coal, earning about $60 to $100 monthly for 20 days of four to six hours. Pay varies by unit, with cars or weight used, and questions of fairness persist. The piece notes ongoing debates over car size and labor shares, ending with a teaser to continue on Page 8.
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New York
Boston
Tribune
Scranton Tribune
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Boston Business Man
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