Mysterious Slaying Linked to Young in New York Flat
Police suspect John W. Young’s son, a 25 year old reported journalist and former Crusader business manager, involved in a murder at a five room flat. The scene showed blood stains, a chloro hydrate vial, and a trunk shipment attempt to Chicago. Authorities traced a heavy trunk, a hidden body, and a Philadelphia to Chicago shipping route.
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Young
John W. Young
France
Mary Youngs
Young, Jr
Alfred Dabney
Dabney
Sixth Avenue
Wells Pargo Express Company
Fifty-ninth Street
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pulitzer
Scholer
Hoboken
Hooper Young
The
Crusader
Seattle
Wash
Hauitable Building Association
Brigham Young
Tragedy at Shiloh Church Stampede Kills Dozens
At Shiloh Church in the South Highlands a crowd stampede during a convention led to a crush at the main entrance. Police and fire crews freed victims as ambulances rushed the injured to hospitals. Dozens died or were maimed, many suffocating, while Booker T. Washington and others watched.
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Shiloh Church
South Highlands
Booker T. Washington
T. W. Walker
W. M. Drennen
Poor of Boston face coal shortages and rising prices
The Boston coal market shows steep strain from a strike with 1200 teamsters out of work and only about 25 000 tons of hard coal in the city. Schools and city departments maintain supplies through November 15, while retailers report sharply reduced sales and rising coke prices. Subscriptions are being sought to aid poorer families.
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Post
Chambers Street
Boston
Davenport
Public Buildings Department
Samuel Hosea, Jr
John B. Martin
Penal Institutions Department
T. E. Roberts
Harrison Avenue
Henry I. Fay
Church Street
J. Dowd
Dowd Bros
Thomas Griffin
John Martin
J. H. McDonald
Pleasant Street
B. Grant
J. Coakley
No Hot Water Explained for Fels-Naptha Washing
The note says hot water makes naptha evaporate and Fels Naptha become mere soap. Using cold or warm water supposedly halves labor and gear needed on washday.
Rush for apartments as coal strike drains supply
Hundreds of Boston families shift from houses to apartment blocks to escape coal shortages and rising heating costs. Real estate agents report empty coal bins, freighted rents, and plans to fill 800 new suites by November 1. Owners warn of panic without relief in two weeks as heat becomes scarce. Edward Pierce of the Thomas estate notes 400 current apartments, with most already rented.
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Post
Boston
Thomas
Edward Pierce
Mason
Bangs & Wells
Alfred Geiger, Jr
Charles S. Evans
President Roosevelt Seeks Pennsylvania Insight With Senator Quay
In Harrisburg the President’s special arrived at 7 10 p m and left after a five minute stop Senator Quay rode with Roosevelt from Trenton to Philadelphia discussing Pennsylvania conditions and the coal strike He noted no push for action He also spoke to a crowd and thanked them a child at the gathering was shown to him The President plans to address the employers and employees convention in Minneapolis next Thursday and will consult Commissioner General of Immigration Frank P Sargent on Northwest labor matters
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Touraine
Miss Macomber
C. N. Carleton
Miss Carleton
Post
Iowa
Harrisburg
Penn
Roosevelt
Frank P. Sargent
Philadelphia
Senator Quay
Trenton
Pennsylvania
Hanna
Oyster Bay
Sargent Jamedoard
I :Dent's
Employers’ and Employees
Minneapolis
Sargent
Northwest
President Greeting At Altoona Arrival
The President arrived by train in Altoona Pennsylvania at 10:33 p m to a crowd of several thousand. He appeared on the platform of his car and received hearty cheers before delivering a brief thanks.
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Altoona
Penn
Gettysburg ceremony honors General Henry W Slocum monument
The dedication on the Gettysburg battlefield drew a large turnout of veterans. Mayor Low of New York delivered the principal address at a public meeting this evening.
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Gettysburg
Penn
Henry W. Slocum
Mayor Low
New York
Aiseboro Scheme to Outsmart Coal Trust Price Rise
The Sunday Post Tomorrow highlights Aiseboro’s plan to outwit coal trust prices for households. Boston features a page on vine history and a city exhibition, along with embroidery designs and cushion cover lessons. Mme Ritter explains fundamentals of embroidery.
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Aiseboro
Coal Trust
Apartment demand rises amid coal strike concerns
Real estate agents report tenants moving to heated, pre furnished apartments to dodge coal shortages and high prices. Firms note no rent increases yet, though future rises loom as coal costs squeeze profits. Officials plan limited coal distribution after review to avert public suffering.
After Funds for Coal for Poor
The St Vincent de Paul societies linked to North End Catholic churches plan preparations to ease anticipated winter distress among the poor. Entertainments will raise funds and society collections will be increased to cover higher fuel costs.
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North End
Coal Brings 14 Dollars a Ton in Open Market
Anthracite coal sold for 14 dollars per ton in the open market today as the county prison board contracted for 70 tons of ordinary stove size at that price. The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company announced plans to aid schools, hospitals, and charitable institutions along Reading system lines to a limited extent. President Baer discussed these relief plans.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Company
Baer
Hudson Valley Railway Faces Strikes and Vandalism
Trouble crowds the Hudson Valley where the Hudson Valley Railway operated limited trolley runs on the Stillwater division and near Fort Edward Glens Falls and Warrensburgh while other lines saw no passenger traffic. Non-union crews were guarded by three infantry companies amid damaged bridges rails and cut wires. National guardsmen and strikers show sympathy and the violence could spread tonight though no riots occurred today.
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Hudson Valley
Saratoga
N. Y
Hudson Valley Railway Company
Stillwater
Fort Eadward
Glens Falls
Warrensburgh
National
Thomson's Mills
Schuylerville
Bobby Dobbs Knocked Out in 17 Rounds by Miller
Bobby Dobbs was knocked out in the 17th round by Herman Miller in Baltimore on September 19. Dobbs suffered a defeat in a scheduled boxing match, with Miller securing the win by knockout.
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Bobby Dobbs
Baltimore
Herman Miller
Meat Bargains On Rib Roast and Lamb Deals
Advertisement highlights meat specials with first cut rib roasts priced between 12 and 15 cents per pound, rump roasts from 12 to 15 cents, and young lamb options including legs hindquarters forequarters with choice corned beef also offered. Local shoppers encouraged to take advantage of low prices.
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Mrs. Pulitzer
Des Moines
Elsie Macomber
Clara N. Carleton
Haverhill
Fore River Ship and Engine Company
Quincy
Massachusetts
A. B. Cummins
Cummins
J. K. Macomber
Ames
Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts
Macomber
George H. Carleton
Carleton
Bradford Academy
United States
W. G. Wood
Secretary of the Navy
Moody
Windsor
Washington
William A. Windsor
Slocum
Andrew J. Lloyd & Co
Down Town
Washington Stovestack Bay
Boylston St. Nrm
Bay State
Model
Barstow Stove Co
Spicer Stove Co
Providence, R
Portland St
National Supply CO
Temple Plage
WM. J. Daly
Sunday Post
Harvard
Ivy City
Sidney Brackett
Grand Army Veterans of
Narragansett Pier
Harvard Observatory
State Street
Mme. Ritter
the Sunday Post
Fogerty
Tremont St
Burns
Hudson River
Albany
Atlantic City
Norfolk
Old Point
Washington, D.C
Simmons & Marsters
School St
O’callaghan & CG
Summer Sty
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