Coal field output rises as strike ends in Wilkes-Barre area
In Wilkes-Barre reports say 22 more mines operated today than yesterday with output near 100000 tons. Yesterday’s total reached 120000 tons as many mines were not yet fully ready after the stoppage. About 82000 workers were at work today amid improving labor relations.
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Wilkesbarrb
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Company
M. B. Williams
Wyoming
Lehigh
Lehigh and Schuylkill
Mitchell
Arbitration Commission
Democrats contest for head of ticket in ward crowds
Early morning hours show Democrats singing and guarding the halls as Curley remains at the door. Foss faction leads, with Fred E Bolton a strong candidate for president. Delegations filed from wards 1 2 10 12 16 18 19 20 22 24 under Bowden, naming candidates from John Marno to John B Patterson.
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Ward Committee
Hutchinson
Foss
Fred E. Bolton
Ward
Bowden
John Marno
Boston
Innes
John H. Colby
Arthur PB. Russell
Republicans Quiet Fourth Floor Leased to H. E. Bowden
The Republican city committee will file nomination papers today for aldermen common council street commissioner and delegates to the municipal convention with papers due at 9 and opening Wednesday at 3. Bowden of Ward 20 occupied the fourth floor rooms and corridors with police guard at closing time.
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Republican City Committee
Albion
Henry E. Bowden
Ward
Bowden
Ward 20
Kissing Debate Sees Doctor Ban Kisses at Meeting
Dr E G Linn argued against kissing at the Missouri Valley Homopathic Association in Lincoln Nebraska. He urged adoption of handshakes as the hygienic greeting and sought to declare kissing unsanitary amid mixed reactions.
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Lincoln
Neb
E. G. Linn
Missouri Valley Homopathic Association
M. D
Browning
Dr. Linn
Linn
Busy Boston visit for Lady Henry Somerset
Lady Henry Somerset arrives in Boston for a packed schedule with calls at the Hotel Somerset and Tremont Temple. She will speak at a Mass meeting with Rev Henry Saunders Mrs L M N Stevens and Mrs Katharine Stevenson before sailing home November 12.
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Boston
Henry Somerset
England
Hotel Somerset
All England
Edward Everett Hale
James T. Fields
Cambridge
Henry Saunders
London
Closing Services Mark Feast of Tabernacle
Hebrews of the North End observed the closing services of the Tabernacle feast. Simchas Torah was celebrated at Temple Beth Israel on Baldwin Place and the afternoon visit to Rabbi David Margolis followed before services ended at sunset.
Miss Martha Hoy Engaged to Russian Attache
Washington October 24. The engagement was announced by Pay Inspector James Hoy, retired U. S. N., of his daughter Miss Martha Hoy to Pierre Rogostvensky, the attache and confidential secretary to the Russian ambassador Count Cassini.
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Washington, D. C
James Hoy
Martha Hoy
Pierre Rogostvensky
Count Cassini
Commission Organizes to Begin Work on Anthracite Strike
The coal strike commission met at the White House and organized with Judge Gray as chairman. Theodore Roosevelt issued the instructions and named two assistants to the recorder Mose ly and Neill, with hearings to begin next Monday at 2 PM and all sessions to be public.
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Washington
Coal Strike Commission
White House
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Wright
Mitchell
Mosely
Neill
Theodore Roosevelt
Commissioner of Labor
Judge Gray
Commission
Dressing Down the Ads How a Clothing Store Sells Value
The copy argues ads show goods first not price. It lists suits and overcoats priced at 18 20 22 and 25 while promising value for buyers paying 10 or 12. It claims window displays reach more people than newspapers and urges inspection of style fit and workmanship.
Boston relief circular appeals boots and shoes for striking miners
The Boston committee of relief for striking miners asks shoe manufacturers jobbers and dealers to donate depreciated boots and shoes to destitute coal field families. John Mitchell leads the Mine Workers' Union in endorsing the effort and donations will be publicly acknowledged.
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Boston Committee of Relief
Boston
Mine Workers’ Union
John Mitchell
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Albany Building
United States
Coal Fleet Delivers 8078 Tons of Coal and Cargo
The fleet last day brought in 8078 tons of foreign and domestic coal along with barrels and bags. The Pola carried 4850 tons from Louisburg C B, and the William B Palmer 1450 tons of Welsh coal from a British steamer at Portland. H H Kitchener delivered 203 tons from Campbellton, Edward W Perry and Vineyard 390 and 285 tons from South Amboy, while the barge Hoptacong from Hoboken added 1400 tons of anthracite. The Plant liner Halifax arrived at Lewis wharf with consignments to J A Flanders and others. Steamers Platea and Keemun to load at Cardiff. John Bright at Newcastle.
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Louisburg
C. B
William B. Palmer
Portland
H. H. Kitchener
Campbellton
N. B
Edward W. Perry
Vineyard
South Amboy
Hoboken
Halifax
Lewis Wharf
Provinces
J. A. Flanders
Coal Stolen From Somerville Home Cellar
A ton of hard coal was stolen from the cellar of Mrs Hannah E. Shea at 321 Lowell Street Somerville. She had watched the coal for weeks and found the bulkhead forced open the next morning with the entire ton missing.
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Hannah E. Shea
Lowell Street
Somerville
Bangor man loses $40 to kiss scam near Bromfield Street
George L. Bartlett of Bangor Maine says two well dressed young women befriended him in Province court near Bromfield Street last night. One kissed him "for his mother" and he claims the gesture cost him $40. He gave his statement at Station 2.
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George L. Bartlett
Bangor
Province Court
Bromfield Street
Station 2
Anthracite Coal From Pennsylvania Expected in Boston Soon
Pennsylvania anthracite coal is expected to reach Boston in about two weeks barring delays. Local dealers anticipate a surge of orders once the first cargo lands, predicting hard work for two weeks and a busy Boston Harbor as coal arrives for the city and surrounding region.
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Pennsylvania
Boston
Boston Harbor
Blondin Murder Trial Scheduled for December
Judges Braley and Stevens of the Superior Court are assigned to the trial of Joseph Wilfred Blondin for wife murder. The date is fixed for the first week in December.
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Braley and
Stevens
Superior Court
Joseph Wilfred Blondin
Bible Study Season Opens at Boston YMCA with Inspiring Talk
The Boston Young Men's Christian Association starts its Bible study season with Dean Hodges of Cambridge delivering a talk on The Inspired Book. A South colored trio led by Sidney Woodward provides music as the largest Bible school outside a church in New England begins twelve courses the following week and offers free rallies for all.
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Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Dean Hodges
Cambridge
Sidney Woodward
New England
Wardwell to Fight McNamee in Cambridge Mayoral Race
Walter C. Wardwell of the Non-Partisan Municipal party will oppose Mayor McNamee of the Democratic party in Cambridge this fall. Wardwell, a former alderman and Middlesex deputy sheriff, emphasizes non-partisan municipal politics. McNamee, elected last year on a partisan platform, has a history in the Common Council and local public services. Nomination papers have been filed for multiple city offices by both parties.
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Cambridge
Walter C. Wardwell
McNamee
Wardwell
David 7. Dickinson
Aldermen
Middlesex County
Democratic Party of
Board of Aldermen
Public
Common Council
William Brooks
William Phelan
J. G. Gooch
Northwestern Line Announces October Travel Rates
Daily during October tickets priced at 33 dollars for routes from Chicago to San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Portland Tacoma Seattle Victoria and other California Oregon Washington and British Columbia points. For information rates and tickets from the East contact Northwestern Line 368 Washington Street Boston.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Victoria
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Northwestern
Washington Street
Boston
Raid at 5 Oxford Place Nets Thirteen Arrests for Gaming
Sergeant Allen and Division 4 raided 5 Oxford Place last night and seized gaming implements. Thirteen Chinamen were arrested for presence at the premises, with laundrymen from Mansfield Waltham Lynn and Norwood among those bailed by countrymen. The patrol wagon made two trips carrying the house furniture.
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Allen
Division 4
Oxford Place
Mansfield
Waltham
Lynn
Norwood
Fire at five story Federal Street building causes $1500 loss
Alarm from Box 44 at 12:30 this morning reported a fire in the five story stone building at 127 131 Federal street. Occupants Crimmins and Pierce wool dealers and Eugene Fellner restaurant. Fire started from a defective range and confined to the basement, with water damage driving most of the loss.
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Federal Street
Crimmins & Pierce
Eugene Fellner
French sociologist speaks on Napoleon as a financier at Harvard
M. Germain Martin, renowned French authority on sociology and economics, gave the first of two Le Cercle Francais lectures at Harvard in Fogg Art Museum last night. He discussed Napoleon as a financier in a scholarly address.
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M. Germain Martin
le Cercle Francais
Harvard
Fogg Art Museum
Napoleon
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