Mitchell Concludes Four and a Half Day Cross Exam
President Mitchell of the Miners' union ends four and a half days on the stand before the anthracite strike commission in Scranton. He rejects separating bituminous from anthracite workers and notes past independent unions. The commission heard disputes over witness secrecy and wage demands by non striking workers. A training ship Hartford reached Algiers with no crew disorder notice. Gophers in Sherman cemetery damage plants with a bounty for scalps.
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Scranton
Mitchell
Miners’ Union
Erie Company
Delaware and Hudson
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Lehigh Valley
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Peters Roberts
Mahanoy City
Simon P. Wolverton
Reading Company
Anthracite
Gray
Secret Service Finds No Plot Against Roosevelt
Chief Wilkie of the U S secret service said investigations show Lena Coxheimer's plot claim against President Roosevelt is mistaken. Records failed to show any deaths tied to her tale. Doxheimer ill from excitement and cannot be questioned. Separately, a mandamus granted in Richmond orders counting of disputed votes in Ninth district counties Russell and Washington.
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Velt
Washington, D. C
Chief Wilkie
United States Secret Service
Lena Coxheimer
Roosevelt
Secret Service
Wilkie
Doxheimer
Mueller
Schroeder
Lena Doxheimer
Hoboken
Richmond
Campbell Stemp
Congress
Ninth
Russell
Washington
Supreme Court of Appeals
Colonel Stemp
Stemp
International and Great Northern Opens 100 Mile Texas Extension
The International and Great Northern railroad completed the last rail on its 100 mile extension from Waco to Fort Worth. The first train ran into Fort Worth that evening, marking two years of construction and the year's most important Texas rail project.
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Fort Worth
International and Great Northern Railroad
Waco
Tex
Texas
Tribute to Wright Overshadows Roosevelt in Memphis
In Memphis on November 20 President Roosevelt overshadowed General Luke E. Wright's welcome. Excursion trains and distinguished guests filled the day with receptions at the auditorium and a black hall, a Gayoso hotel tea, and a Peabody banquet where Roosevelt spoke four times, praising Wright's service and Tennessee heritage.
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Roosevelt
Tennessee
Memphis
Luke E. Wright
Philippines
Benton McMillan
Joseph Wheeler
General Wright
Gayoso Hotel
Peabody Hotel
Wright
Admiral Semmes
Alabama
Williams
McMillan
Mississippi Valley
Allegheny Mountains
Hardihood
Andrew Jackson
Sam Houston
Faragut
Confederacy
Washington
Lady Hurt When Horse Fled During Drive in Ballinger Texas
Mrs J F Curwes was thrown from a frightened horse while out driving in Ballinger Texas. She suffered a broken leg in two places a shattered bone a dislocated shoulder a broken arm and a fractured skull. She is seriously injured but expected to recover. She is the daughter of prominent stockman G G Odom.
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Ballinger
Tex
Navy
J. F. Curwes
G. G. Odom
Justifiable Homicide Acquits Wagoner Youth in Street Fight
W T Mahaffey of Wagoner I T acquitted after preliminary exam by Judge Trotter. Prosecutors argued fatal street fight with Joel Crabtree but court ruled justifiable homicide and ordered release. In Abbeville Louisiana Amelia Leblanc bitten by hydrophobia horse sent to Pasteur Institute Atlanta.
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Vvinita
I. T
W. T. Mahaffey
Wagoner
Joel Crabtree
Trotter
Mahaffey
Abbeville
Amelia Leblanc
Erath
Here
Joseph E. Kibbe
Pasteur Institute
Atlanta
October 1902 Internal Revenue Receipts Drop
Washington reports October 1902 internal revenue collections totaling 20 640 499 dollars, down 3 719 408 from October 1901. This monthly statement shows continuing declines in receipts year over year with emphasis on tax categories and overall revenue performance.
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Washington
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Mellhenny
Faust
Howell Bros
Tyler Haswell
RIN
John Wittman
New Orleans
Pacific Coast
Southern Pacific
Pacific Coast Express
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Morse
Traf
Mgr
L_ ROBBINS
Houston
T J Anderson
Mittcnall
The
United Mine Workers
Algiers
Navy Department
Whartford
Madeira
Sherman, Tex
Roose
el Paso
Edgar
Quinlan & Wall
Imperial Minstrels
Dan Quinlan
al. G. Field Minstrels
Jimmy Wall
H. B. Dorsey
Fountain Vientist
Bryan, Texas
J. N. Goodwin
James & Hart Drug Store
Houston & Texas
Centra
F. B. Morse
Traf. Mar
Denison, Houston, Corsicana
T. J. Anderson
M. L. Robbins
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