Strike Settlement Rumors Sweep Through Coal Industry
Reports from Philadelphia and Scranton say negotiations near completion for an amicable settlement of the coal strike. President Mitchell hints operators may offer higher wages, while owners resist UMW recognition. Separate conferences could avoid arbitration, easing the strike but not guaranteeing a formal end.
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Mitchell
Scranton
United Mine Workers Organization
Miners Telegrams Signal possible soft coal strike spread
Hazleton Pa Sept 28 President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers sent a telegram to district No 2 instructing miners not to load coal for shipment into markets once supplied by anthracite operators He says railroads may push soft coal into anthracite markets but does not fear broad union disruption Labor leaders expect no soft coal stoppage unless operators press shipments to anthracite.
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Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Richard Gilbert
Former Atlanta Mayor Charles A. Collier Dies of Wounds
Charles A. Collier former Atlanta mayor and U S commissioner to the Chicago and Paris expos tions died from a pistol wound suffered while hunting burglars in Atlanta. He was a well known Georgian and national figure.
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Charles A. Collier
United States
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Solomon City razed by Alaska coast storm losses
News from Seattle reports Solomon City at the mouth of the Solomon river was swallowed by waves and wind, leaving 200 residents destitute. A sailor surfaced a corked note from Port Safety dated Sept 11 1900 asking for help as eight survivors sink. Supporting tales tell of a man robbed of 10000 Mexican money in Mexico and a campaign riot assault on Victor Daily Record editor F N Briggs.
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Solomon City
Solomon River
Alaska
Port Safety
Port Clarence
Jack Delaney
S. L. Mark
Sam Mark
John Dolan
George Thomas
A. M. Dean
Tucson
A. T
Hiram George
Mexico
Galveston
Jim Murphy
Murphy
George
Bachachua
Mex
Victor
Colo
F. N. Briggs
Victor Daily Record
Record
E. E. Carr
Fires and Fistfights Mark September Headlines
In Hamburg a major warehouse fire on Hafenstrasse devours Plinks and Tielgens timber yard as flames threaten nearby structures. In Lincoln Adlai E Stevenson accepts the Populist vice presidency nomination, while Dallas gears up for the Texas State Fair opening led by Governor Sayers. The Record office incident ends with minor injuries after editor Briggs and Carr clash. Rev Father Downey intervenes.
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Carr
Father Downey
Hamburg
Hafenstrasse
Plinks & Tielgens
Stevenston
Lincoln, Neb
Adlai E. Stevenson
Charles A. Towne
Dallas
Sayers
Excursion rates offered to major fairs and conventions
Short trip rates announced for events including St Louis Fair in October and National Baptist Convention in Richmond. Also lists Palestine Texas Fair San Antonio International Fair Dallas Texas State Fair and Exposition, plus Hereford Cattle Breeders show in Kansas City and Ch Church convention in Kansas City. Limited round trip rates available for all occasions.
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Richmond
Virginia
National Baptist Convention
Cdl
Palestine
Tex
San Antonio
Dallas
Tex., Oct. 9-12—Concatenated Order of Hoo Hoos. ST. Louis
Kansas City
Ass’n. Hereford Cattle Breeders
Chicago
D. J. Price
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