Mitchell Refuses Money In Coal Strike Conference
United Mine Workers chief John Mitchell rejects Philadelphia allied trades financial aid and asks fund subscriptions stop. Coal operators and miners fail to reach settlement as crisis grows at Markle and Cambridge mines. Rioting injures several near Green Italy. governor denies Hazleton troop request.
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Green Italy
Harvey
Hazleton
Wlarkle
Shenandoah
Coal Roads
Olyphant
Pierpont Morgan
New York
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Allied Building Trades
Philadelpha
Jermyn
Sheriff Harvey
Stone
Markle
Cambridge
Lackawanna
Shamokin
Vermonters Trapped by Old Amber Gold Mine Scam
In Burlington Vermont alarm spreads as the Old Amber Gold Mining Company, once hailed as a surefire fortune, collapses its promised dividends and vanishes from offices. Investors recount lavish displays, gold-bearing samples, and a Montana claim, now yielding questions and thousands of dollars lost as the stock fades from 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Vt
Old Amber Gold Mining
Miller Syndicate
Vermont
Amber
David McKenzie
Alvah Wiswall
Woburn
McKenzie
Montana
Old Amber
Old Amber Gold Mining Company
Glens Falls
N. Y
Party That Left Boston Arrives in New York By Rail Car
A party of twenty seven left Boston Monday at 8 40 am traveling 267 miles to New York by trolley and rail. They stopped at Springfield where three members left the group. The remaining twenty four completed the journey arriving at One Hundred and Twenty-eighth Street and Third Avenue at 6 15 pm. They will return home by railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
New Haven
Stamford
New Haven & Hartford
New Rochelle
One Hundred and Twenty-eighth Street
Springfield
Roosevelt Narrow Escape From Attack at Victor Col
Governor Roosevelt faced a violent confrontation at Victor near Cripple Creek as roughs organized to disrupt his speech. Rough Riders protected him while mounted and on foot, and a blow struck the Governor in the chest before the crowd dispersed and he moved on to Cripple Creek.
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Cripple Creice
Col
Roosevelt
Victor
Cripple Creek
Sherman Bell
Curtis Guild, Jr
Boston
John Proctor Clarke
Irving Hale
Senator Walcott
Frank C. Goudy
Percy S. Ryder
A. M. Stevenson
Tice
Bryan
Engine Strikes Boy in Everett Crossing
Bennile Fetch aged seven living at 6 West Street Everett is struck by Engine 158 of the Boston and Maine railroad at 5 30 p m while crossing the tracks. His left arm and right hand are severely crushed. He is taken to the Everett Hospital where it is feared no operation will be necessary to save ris e.
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Everett
Bennile Fetch
West Street
Boston & Maine Railroad
Roosevelt Train Guards Detected On Route Through Victor
In Victor tonight the Roosevelt train will pass on its journey to Pueblo with detectives aboard. Reported guards carry Winchesters to protect the train amid security measures in effect along the line.
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Denver
Col
Roosevelt
Victor
Pueblo
Filipinos Attack Near Manila Outposts
In a Monday night assault near Zapote Bridge Las Pinas Paranaque Bacoor and Imus about twelve miles south of Manila insurgents estimated at four hundred armed with rifles attacked United States outposts. Americans dispersed the force killing and wounding fifty with inhabitants taking refuge in churches.
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Manila
United States
Zapote Bridge
Las Pinas
Paranaque
Bacoor
Imus
Yale Begins 200th Year With Peaceful Freshman-Sophomore Rush
Yale University opens its 200th year in New Haven as the annual rush between sophomores and freshmen returns to the Hopkins Grammar School lot. The event, won by the sophomore class, proceeded without disorder after the faculty secured pledges against violence.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Hopkins Grammar School
Boston Democrats stage lively caucus night across wards
Last night in Boston, Democrats held vibrant caucuses with party speakers drawing crowds. Six candidates contended in the ninth district, three in the tenth, and many statewide contests fueled by parades torches and fireworks. Open halls and outdoor meetings filled the city as other towns planned caucuses tonight.
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Boston
Bryan speaks to large Nebraska City crowd on trust sale
The Hon. W. J. Bryan addressed a substantial audience in Nebraska City on Sept 26. He planned to discuss the trust issue amid the salt controversy over the Argo Starch Works sale to the National Starch Company. Attorney General Smyth followed, outlining his action to enforce state law.
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Nebraska City
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Smyth
Argo Starch Works
National Starch Company
The
Starch Trust
Charlestown Parade Boosts McCarthy and Tague Rally
Charlestown voters packed Bunker Hill street for the largest Ninth district rally for Peter F. Tague and Jeremiah F. McCarthy in memory. A torchlit procession led by McCarthy and Tague passed the ward room as speeches critiqued records and urged support.
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Charlestown
Friends
Peter F. Tague
Jeremiah F. McCarthy
Senate
Suffolk
Bunker Hill Street
McCarthy
Tague
James L. Wilson
Edward Quigley
Joseph A. Dennison
Forecast for New England Thursday and Friday
Fair in New England Thursday and Friday with colder conditions Friday and a colder Thursday night in the western portion. Fresh south to west winds accompany the change.
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Washington
New England
Last Week Sale Before Demolition at Isaacson Co.
Neglect to buy winter goods now invites the Saturday rush as demolition begins Monday October 1. Huge reductions on heavy suits, overcoats, ulsters, breefers, children’s wear, woolen under and winter gear. Final days, prices nearly given away at S A Isaacson & Co 154 168 Washington St.
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Isaacson & CO
Washington St
Cornhill
Adams and Dockeys
Blue
No Settlement Reached in Coal Dispute Conference
NW YORK Sept 26 West business leaders meeting at Morgan & Co failed to yield a settlement between coal operators and miners. Presidents Ford Fowler Ontario and Western and Truesdale DL&W declined comment. Olyphant D& H was absent due to indisposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NW York
Coal Roads
Olyphant
Delaware & Hudson
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan & Co
Thomas
Erie
Fowler
Ontario and Western
Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
No Troops For Hazleton Amid Miner Dispute
Hazleton Pa Sept 26 Sheriff Harvey asked Governor Stone for national guardsmen to restore order as miners at Markle Co mines threaten strikes. Governor and sheriff discuss, two regiments needed, no shooting. Marches and meetings cited, Ibervale mine idled, workers accept firm wage proposal after talks.
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Hazleton
Penn
Harvey
Stone
Harrisburg
Associated Prese
Govarnor
Goavarner
Cranberry
Derringer
G. B. Markle & Co
United Mine
Markle
Ibervale
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Vorenberg’s
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Streets
Three
Francois
Elmwood Tavern
Avery Street
SBS TO &B
YALE
la Touraine
Fellner's Restaurant
Water St
Gaugules
Conry
Fitzgerald
Corbett
the Hilson CO
Makers
Hyneman Bros
Dock Sq
Urystal
Hugo
Pavonia
Hugo's
A. J. Houghton Company
Geo. B. Hugo & Co
Shawmut Ave
Tremont
Presidents of
Lernard M.wolf
Cor. Hanover and
Portland Sts
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