No Chance Of End To Strike Involving Quay And Stone
Washington dispatch reports no likelihood of Pennsylvania Governor Stone or Senator Quay moving to end the coal strike or to curry favor with President Roosevelt. Stone and Quay feud, while C Vanderbilt and wife plan a Washington social campaign aided by Mrs Herbert.
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Stone
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
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Juay
Keystone
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Zola Funeral Marked by Dreyfus Backing and Clashes
Paris reports Emile Zolas funeral where thousands of workers march behind the coffin. Dreyfus attends in the cortege but goes largely unseen by the crowd. Police guard the residence and hearse area as dignitaries pay tribute and speak for Zolas democratic and Dreyfusian causes.
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Paris
Emile Zola
Zola
Mr. Chaumie
Dreyfus
French Military Maneuvers at Toulouse Report
A Toulouse exercise by the French army features balloons and motor cars. Reports praise discipline and tactics while noting gaps in siege charging methods and exposed troops during assaults.
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Toulouse
Paris
Sixteen More Alleged St Louis Boodlers Indicted
The June grand jury reports charge against sixteen Municipal Assembly members for bribery in a case tied to passage of the city lighting pill. Names listed include Sheridan Hartmann Bersch Schumacher Denny Madera Schnettler Gutke Decker Edalbright Helms Lehmen Kelly Han Tamblyn Faulkner with witnesses Murrell Murrell Robertson.
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John A. Sheridan
Emil Hartmann
Edmund Bersch
Otto Schumacher
Charles Denny
Adolph Madera
John Schnettler
Charles Gutke
Louis Decker
T. Edalbright
John Helms
Julius Lehmen
Charles F. Kelly
J. J
Han William Tamblyn
Harry Faulkner
John K. Murrell
George F. Robertson
House of Delegates
Ead Butler
Ed Butler
Kelly
Steeple of San Stefano Shows Signs of Falling
Venice residents oppose demolition after signs of collapse in the Church of San Stefano steeple. The 14th century Gothic church sits near evacuated houses as Venice debates whether repairs are possible or demolition will proceed.
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San Stefano
Venice
Church of San Stefano
Mitchell Denounces Lawlessness in Coal Strike
President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers alleges lawlessness by Coal Trust advocates amid the anthracite strike. He cites murders and riots, disputing claims of twenty or twenty-one deaths, and accuses coal companies of arming private police with aid from urban slums.
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Commercial Tribune
Wilkesbarre
John Mitchell
United Mine
Coal Trust
Roosevelt
Thomas
Erie Railroad
John Markle
G. B. Markle & Co
Markie
Coal and Iron Police
Coal Trust Companies
Bellevue
Scranton
Martial Law In Glens Falls As Rail Strikes Escalate
Glens Falls New York comes under martial law after renewed Hudson Valley Electric Railway strife. National Guard guards the power house and a bridge at Sandy Hill. Rioters attacked police with stone throwing and gunfire, while Conductor Currier was injured and mail sacks were moved from the last northbound car.
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Hudson Valley Electric Railway Company
National Guard
Sandy Hill
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Currier
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Patterson
Ft. Edward
Rome set to rule on Catholic wedding validity
In Rome at month end Mgr Chapelle is expected to influence the dispute over Princess Rospigliosi and Frederick Parkhurst. The case concerns Chapelle's dispensation for Parkhurst and whether Miss Marie Reid knew he was not Catholic. The outcome could affect many Catholic non Catholic marriages in the United States. Princess Reid later wed Parkhurst in Washington.
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Mgr. Chap@le
Prince Rospigliosi
Rospigliosi
Mgr. Chapelle
St. Matthews Church
Washington
Mr. Parkhurst
Miss Reid
Parkhurst
Frederick Parkhurst
United States
Marie Reid
Bangor
Royalty to Visit Duke of Connaught at Tanderagee Castle
Special Cable dispatch from London reports that His Royal Highness the Duke of Connaught will visit the Duke and Duchess of Manchester at Tanderagee Castle in Ireland from November 17 for a week. The trip coincides with the Montague family heir birth and follows a regular annual shooting party on the Manchester estate. Guests include the Duke and Duchess of Abercorn Lord and Lady Ormonde Mr and Mrs George Cornwallis West and other society notables. The Duchess will host the event, marking her first turn as hostess at a major house party.
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Commercial Tribune
London
Duke of Connaught
Prince Arthur
Duke of Manchester
Tanderagee
Duke and Duchess of
Two Ancient Tombs Found in Rome Necropolis
In Rome on October 5 archaeologists report the discovery of two tombs from antiquity in the Necropolis of the Forum. The find promises new insights into ancient burial practices and material culture uncovered near the Forum.
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Rome
Forum
Split Over Faith Cure Triggers New Church Forming
In Hamilton Ohio on October 5 a rift in the Church of Christ led to a demand for Rev G C Black's resignation and expulsion of trustees Freeman Compton Alfred Compton M W Longfellow and wives Willam Jehie. About twenty more members withdrew to form a new church headed by the expelled group and J W Howe a druggist. The dispute centers on faith cure.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton,o
Church of Christ
G. C. Black
Church of Trustees
Freeman Compton
Alfred Compton
M. W. Longfellow
Willam Jehie
J. Ww. Howe
Plans for Exd Miners Strike Probed by Advisers
Payne and Moody favor appealing to Mitchell with Root “Inside Work” under discussion. Hanna may act as Wall Street reports Ohio senator could arbitrate.
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Moody
Mitchell
Wall Street
Ohio
Strike Ends at Nawha and Hocking Valley Coal
A telegram from strike headquarters says the 5 000 to 6 000 West Virginia workers at Nawha and Hocking Valley Coal have a peace deal. They will be paid monthly, work a nine hour day, be paid by 2000 pounds per ton, appoint their own weighman, and avoid mandatory company store purchases.
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Wilkesbarre
Kanawha and
Hocking Valley Coal Company
West Virginia
Unanimous Cabinet views on president's strike policy
Washington Oct 5 A White House meeting with Root Knox Moody and Carroll discussed how far the President can push anti strike efforts without overstepping constitutional duties Postmasters Payne and Moody favor using arbitration while Root prefers inside influence on anthracite owners Hanna is noted as a potential arbitrator and fears of Roosevelt’s political unavailability emerge.
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