Federathom Turn Down Roosevelt snub to Gompers
Denver dispatch reports John Mitchell Daniel Keefe and James Duncan will decline Roosevelt's invitation to a White House legislative dinner. They oppose the president's treatment of Gompers and warn of risks to AFL unity and labor's political bargaining. The three will stay with the federation during the convention.
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Gompers
Federation
White House
Denver
Ocolo
Roosevelt
John Mitchell
Daniel J. Keete
James Duncan
Whitehovee
Executive Council
The
American Federation of Labor
Gompere
Trusta
Mitchell
Keefe
Duncan
Republican Party
Thay
Building Trades
Cotton Producers Will Form A Trust
Memphis Tenn November 11 The southern cotton conference opened with Harvie Jordan of Atlanta stating raw cotton remains the world’s lowest cost staple. He urged that spot cotton must rise to 10 cents per pound before November ends to protect the South’s finances and industry.
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Memphis
Tenn
Southern Cotton Conference
Harvie Jordan
Atlanta
Southern Cotton Growers’ Association
South
Wreck Toll Grows with Eight Victims Recovered
Survivors and officials recount a major Union Pacific wreck near Cheyenne. The disaster leaves multiple trains and freight cars scattered, with guards posted to contain escaped cargo. Coroner's inquest begins as families mourn, and morgue scenes reveal disfigured remains including several Japanese victims.
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Railroad Company
Cheyenne
Rodgers
Schley
Laramie
T. C. Murray
Union Pacific
Early &Longhurst
Christensen
Stitt
Undertakers
Duncan
Murphy
Butt
Redgera
O. R.C
Electrically Magnetized Boy Demonstrates Unusual Effects
A Houston boy, red haired with blue eyes and large freckles, causes a fan to spin and buzz when a metal cap touches a tooth filling. A magnetized piece of iron in his hand attracts tacks from four feet, and he reports only a pleasant sensation.
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Houston
Tex
G. Atléy
Aftieroad
Cart
Emperor William Not Aboard Zeppelin Flight
Berlin reports a mistaken claim that Emperor William ascended the Zeppelin. Prince von Fuerstenburg flew with Count Zeppelin and was misidentified as the emperor. The emperor later conferred the Black Eagle order on the count amid cheering crowds.
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Berlin
William
Prince von Fuerstenburg
Count Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Prince von Fueratentburg
Order of the Black Eagle
Catarrh Cure Claimed as Only Positive Remedy
The Sherman Co offers a reward and advertises Hall’s Catarrh Cure as the sole positive remedy known to medicine for catarrh, claiming capability to cure despite widespread disease claims and incomplete text from the ad.
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Sherman Co
Hall
Cheney
Winter Blasts and Illness Prompt Public Health Cautions
The fragment suggests a historical notice linking winter weather to illnesses such as pneumonia and consumption. It hints at remedies or cures but provides no clear actions, dates, or organizations. Further readable text is needed to identify names or places.
Claim Declares Will Not Get Aid From Maggie Scanlon
A Cheyenne declaration states an intent to refuse aid or assistance from Maggie Scanlon. The document names Thomas J Boanlon as part of the agreement and outlines the formal stance.
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Cheyenne
Maggie Scanlon Thomas J, Boanlon
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