London Panar Thinks Us Too Easy With China Turn In High Favor
London reports say the United States policy on China may weaken allied moral influence. Empress Dowager and Emperor refuse return to Pekin palace. Shanghai circles note Prince Tuan’s rise and Boxer leaders being named to high posts. foreign ministers protest. Tangled shifts include Tung Fuh Siang named generalissimo and Liuh appointed to Canton.
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London
Standard
United States
Washington
Pekin
The
Daily News
Prince Tuan
Shanghai
Tung Fuh Siang
Prince Chung
Liuh
Kian Su
Li Hung Chang
Canton
Bryan departs for Chicago to consult national committee
The Hon. W J Bryan left Bryan Nebraska tonight for Chicago over the Burlington railroad in a hurried trip. He plans to stay briefly and return tomorrow evening to confer with Chairman Jones and other national committee members about the campaign and his future moves.
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Lincoln, Neb
W. J. Bryan
Chicago
Burlington Railroad
Largest train load of cotton shipped from St Louis to Boston
The Chicago and Alton railroad carried thirty cotton cars from Texas Oklahoma. It is the first large shipment of the season and routine weekly trainloads are arranged. The St Louis to Boston run will take four days.
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ST. Louis
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Boston
Seaboard
Texas
Oklahoma
Hanna Defends Trust Issue Charge as Bryan Bugaboo
Senator Hanna, traveling from Cleveland to New York, says a Chicago speech on trusts was garbled and insists there are no trusts in the legal sense while noting there are combinations of capital that may harm the public. He calls the trust issue a Bryan bugaboo and predicts the money question will soon become paramount. He has not yet decided on stumping in the East and denies issuing any debate challenge.
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Cleveland
Hanna
New York
Chicago
Bryan
Democratic Party
Labor Meetings Elect New Officers At Council Session
At a regular Building Trades Council meeting Joseph H. Post was elected president and Mark B. Mulvey chosen business agent for the second time. Other officers include James F. White vice president Joseph F. Gilchrist treasurer James H Kinder recording secretary P S Mulligan reading clerk H M Taylor financial secretary John Lee sergeant at arms and trustees and auditors. A five member committee was appointed to confer with a Central Labor Union delegation on amalgamating the two bodies. Delegates from Upholsterers Union 58 and Carpenters Union 443 attended.
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Building Trades Council
Joseph H. Post
Mark B. Mulvey
James F. White
The
Gas Fitters’ Union
Joseph F. Gilchrist
James H. ‘Kinder
Free Stone Cutters’ Union
P. S. Mulligan
Chelsea Carpenters’ Union
Reading
H. M. Taylor
Roxbury
Carpenters’ Union
John Lee
Plasterers’ Tenders’ Union
Hugh McKay
East Boston Carpenters’ Union
P. J. Smith
Edward A. McDonald
Woodworkers’ Union
Frank Cutting
Somerville Carpenters’ Union
Central Labor Union
Union 58
Vision Experts Endorse Ingraham Glasses at 10 Winter St
A Boston eye care notice endorses David J. Ingraham Fyesight Specialist at 10 Winter Street four doors from Washington Street. It highlights eye strain causes and the benefit of proper spectacles, urging annual eye tests and warning against itinerant optics sellers. The United States Health Reports grants editorial approval to the endorsement.
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H. A
David J. Ingraham
Winter Street
Boston
Mass
United States Health Reports
Winter St
Washington St
Miners and Troops Readied for Clash in Shenandoah
Riot fears intensify as miners prepare to resume work under militia protection. Gov Gobin plans five infantry battalions and artillery to guard collieries while ministers urge restraint and unity in the town. Proclamations ban crowds as authorities move to curb violence.
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M Battery C
General Gobin
Mahanoy City
Daniel Christian
Coal and Iron Police
W. H. Richards
Reading Company
Christian
Richards
W. A. Miller
Eighth Infantry
Burgess David Brown
Bakers Union proposes public donation boxes with mayoral consent
With the Mayor's permission, Bakers' Union No. 4 plans to place contribution boxes in public buildings to collect donations for striking coal miners. Other city unions may follow. Five members were initiated at the meeting. Bartenders' Union No. 77 allocated $500 to the Galveston local. An amount of 0 dollars was set for the late oarsman George Hosmer's daughter. Sixty five were initiated. Brass workers of the city will hold a mass meeting at St Stephen's Hall 987 Washington St on Monday evening Oct 1 inviting all non union men. Seventy three new members were initiated at Building Laborers' Union No. 18 Garfield Hall.
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Bakers’ Union No. 4
St. Stephen’s Hall
Washington Street
Building Laborers’ Union No. 18
Garfield Hall
Coated Elders Pelted With Tar in Mansfield Outrage
A mob seized Ephraim Bassinger of Bluffton and Silas Moot of Lima as they rode an Erie train into Mansfield. Bassinger was stripped while Moot resisted. both men were tarred with a varnish-like coating, doused, then dressed and jailed. They were later sent away on a Pennsylvania train after cleaning.
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Mansfield
Pennsylvania
Monumental Company Cuts Prices On Marble Tablets
Quincy Monumental Co announces lower prices on finished monuments for four weeks, moving to larger Sudbury street warerooms after growth. New marble quarry arrangements allow unheard of marble tablet prices, with a guarantee of first class work. Dealers invited to request current prices.
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Sudbury Street
Quincy Monumental CO
Haverhill St
Boston
Mass
Eleven Horses Die in Jamaica Plain Stable Fire
A midnight blaze on Gardner street in Jamaica Plain destroyed the West Roxbury Ice Company stable, killing eleven horses. The total loss was estimated, with fire origin undetermined and no clear evidence of accident or arson.
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West Roxbury Ice Company
Gardner Street
Jamaica, Plain
No Change In Lehigh Coal Strike Quiet On Sunday
Hazleton PA September 28 deputies reported no shift in the coal strike in the Lehigh region as Calv in Pardee mine workers met at Lattimer and United Mine Workers held mass meetings at Epley and Beaver Meadows. Presidents of three anthracite districts conferred with President Mitchell on the evolving strike situation.
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Hazleton
Penn
Lehigh
Calvin Pardee
Lattimer
United Mine Workers
Epley
Beaver Meadows
Pennsylvania
Mitchell
Deputies Arrested for Highway Robbery in Luzerne County
In a Hazleton region incident three deputy sheriffs, sons of Wilkes Barre families, were arrested in Freeland on charges of robbing a Polish liquor dealer of 167 dollars. The case split sides with the victim’s claim of robbery after being driven from Freeland, while the deputy story alleges a fee dispute. Bail was posted in Wilkes Barre. Separately, United Mine Workers organizers urged striking mine workers to quit, predicting a surge in strikers and possible mine closings, as troops were briefly discussed for McAdoo.
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Hazleton
Harvey
Luzerne County
Wilkesbarre
Freeland
Hamilton Farnham
van Buren B. Howard
A. R. Shoemaker, Jr
Highland
United Mine Workers
Benjamin James
National Executive Board
McAdoo
Stone
Schurykill
Luzerne
South Side
Shenandoah
Hazleton Strife Triggers Rapid Military Readiness
In Luzerne county Hazleton tensions flare as sheriff warns troops could be moved within an hour, with railroad cars kept ready. Sheriff Harvey commands sixty city deputies plus hundreds more across the county, while the Butchers Association orders cash-only trade starting tomorrow amid the strike.
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Trowbie
Hazleton
Luzerne
Harvey
Butchers’ Association
Ducey Defends Miners After Pennsylvania Visit
The Rev Thomas J Ducey told St Leo s Church in New York that his week among coal regions changed his view He said miners are not as reported and have legitimate grievances and deserve arbitration The preacher urged sympathy for workers and criticized operators delay as an unfair tactic.
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New York
Thomas J. Ducey
Pennsylvania
St. Leo's Church
Father Ducey
Strike May Spread to Scranton Rail Workers
In Scranton Pennsylvania a regional strike spread rumor as switchmen met with national officers Grand Master Hawley and Grand Secretary Tipton to discuss miners demand that non union coal be refused. A New York visit was planned to seek Del. Lackawanna & Western president Truesdale's intervention to avoid handling non union washery coal or facing a strike.
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Penn
Frank T. Hawley
John B. Tipton
Buffalo
New York
Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Gobin outlines troop plans for mine area security
General Gobin announced for tomorrow’s mine resumption a detailed troop deployment. Twelfth Regiment battalion will patrol Turkey Run and nearby collieries, Eighth Regiment units will circle northeast Shenandoah and head to McAdoo, Fourth Regiment patrols Keeley Run and Shenandoah City, Governor's Troop to Mindanoy City, Battery C held in reserve.
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Penn
Gobin
Twelfth Regiment
Turkey Run
West Shenandoah
Kohinoor
Cambridge
Eighth Regiment
Knickerbocker
Maple Hill
Enangowan
St. Nicholas
Suffolk
McAdoo
Keeley Run
Indian Ridge
Shenandoah City
Mindanoy City
Governors guard quiet on Schuylkill strike spread
Harrisburg reports the Schuylkill strike region remains peaceful with no serious trouble expected. Adjutant General Stuart stays in contact with field troops and Governor Stone follows movements. 2000 troops ready within two hours if needed. In Shamokin, fears focus on Cameron colliery restart as United Mine Workers meet and vow to stay off work until the strike ends. John Fahy visits Hazleton and meets President Mitchell.
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Schuylkill
National Guard
Harriisburg
Stuart
Stone
Miller
Elliott
Philadelphia
Eitler
Richardson
State Arsenal
Shaamokin
Penn
Cameron
United Mine Workers
Trevorton
John Fahy
Hazleton
Mitchell
Plan to Settle Strike Mediation Proposed by Industrial Leader
A Philadelphia report states a major corporate president proposes arbitration to end the anthracite coal strike. McKinley and Bryan would serve as arbitrators with a third chosen by them, if John Mitchell agrees to submit the miners’ case. The plan aims for a swift settlement and workers’ claims to be decided by the panel.
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McKinley
William J. Bryan
United States
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Messrs
Bryan
Mitchell
Gold Dust Talk Promotes Easy Laundry Cleaning
An advertisement extols GOLD DUST as a labor saving cleanser for clothes. It advises a simple two hour soak in hot water with a tablespoonful, then boiler boil for twenty minutes, followed by rinsing to yield pure white clothes and ease in housework.
Forty more bodies recovered from Galveston ruins
Galveston Tex Sept 23 Forty more bodies were taken from the ruins today. Sunday was quietly spent with many attending church services and no disorder. General Scurry says Galveston is now as orderly as any city in the state. Rain has fallen several times since the storm but showers were light and brief.
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Galveston
Tex
Scurry
Collections for Galveston Sufferers in Boston Churches
Catholic churches across the Boston archdiocese collected funds yesterday for Galveston relief. Archbishop Williams appealed last week, and parishioners gave generously. The total, once all returns are in, is expected to be among the largest in the diocese and will boost the Boston subscription significantly.
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Archdiocese of
Boston
Galveston
Williams
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