Miners applaud Hanna as Logan meeting backs protection and labor
In Logan a Republican rally drew about 3000 with Senator Hanna and Congressman Grosvenor arriving by special train. Grosvenor denounced Johnsons single tax scheme while Hanna praised organized labor and urged policy avoiding strikes. He accused Johnson of misstatements and warned Democrats to stay in power for prosperity.
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Commercial Tribune
Logan
Laylin
Grosvenor
Hanna
Athens
Ward Township
Murray City
McKay
Johnson
House
Hartfily
Democratic Party
Moses
Nelsonville, CO
Ianna
Dover
Daly
Tom Johnson
Circus Cent
Hanna Draws Crowd at Impromptu Meeting in Nelsonville
Senator Hanna, greeted by about 2000 miners, addressed a surprised Nelsonville crowd. He praised labor and capital cooperation, criticized free trade, noted coal miners’ honor, and claimed Republicans shortchanges for veterans, saying they now receive $18.
Runaway Wife Returns Home Amid Public Sympathy
Harrison's brother persuaded the woman to return, and she faced a mixture of support and notoriety as she came back to her household.
Woman Elopes With Divorced Husband After England Divorce
Marion residents recount a dramatic flight to New York with Joseph Harrison, the divorced man she wed in England, then return to Marion. Edna Brushwiller Hale details coercion in the attempt, repentance, and forgiveness as she reunites with her lawful husband John Hale.
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Harrison
England
New York
Marion
Hale
Edna Brushwiller
Joseph Harrison
Taylor University
John Hale
Cuba Slow to Act on U S Treaty
Washington reports growing concern over Cuba drifting from friendly commercial relations with the United States. officials say Havana delays approval of the Platt amendment treaty, citing Cuban inertia while Hay and Senor Quesada completed drafts. Internal pressure may push Cuba to action soon.
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Washington
Cuba
United States
State Department
Havane
Hay
Senor Quesada
Congress
Peasant Uprising Reported in Poltava Region
Reports from the Vorwaerts state that a peasant uprising has broken out in Poltava government in Russia. Fierce clashes between peasants and local forces are ongoing with many killed or wounded and reinforcements arriving.
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Berlin
Poltava
Russia
Vorwaerts
Solomon Declares Coal Strike Will Be Settled Today
Solomon announced today that the coal strike would be settled. The statement frames an imminent resolution, signaling a potential end to ongoing labor actions and uncertainty for miners and related industries.
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Solomon
Four Die as City Street Battle Flares in Eldorado
In Eldorado Arkansas on October 9 three men were killed, one expected to die and two injured in a street battle linked to a prior killing on September 18. The dead include Constable H L Dearing and farmers Tom and Walter Parnell. wounded include Guy B Tucker and Jim Parnell among others.
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Eldorado, Ark
Walter Parnell
Farmer
Guy B. Tucker
Cigg
Hilton
Jim Parnell
Robert Mullens
Parnells
Mullens
Thomas Newton
Dearing
Newton
Tucker
Ivery Company
Parnell Brothers
Jim
Parnell
Tom Parnell
Marshal Tucker
Emperor William declines Boer Generals interview
Berlin Oct 9 The Boer Generals refused to seek presentation to Emperor William via the British Ambassador as instructed. They had earlier said they would not apply to the British Government and preferred the Emperor to summon them himself, which would put the Emperor at odds with Great Britain and the proposed interview was scrapped.
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Berlin
William
Chantels
Great Britain
Aged Father of Peary Heath Dies in Muncie
Rev. Jacob Heath, aged Methodist minister and pioneer, died after a long illness in Muncie Indiana. He leaves widow Rhoda A Heath and six children including Fred W Heath Cyrus Heath and Perry Heath formerly First Assistant Postmaster General and GOP official. Born 1828 in Wayne County he rose from schoolteacher to pastor and temperance advocate with State prominence. Funeral is set for Monday.
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Commercial Tribune
Muncie
Ind
Jacob Heath
B.C. Bowman
Mae B. Chamberlain
Net’ Mexico
Fred W. Heath
Cyrus Heath
Noblesville
Fretcher Heath
New York Banker
Perry
Heath
Republican National
Mr. Heath
Wayne County
Delaware County
Bodies Found In Cold Storage Probe Reaches Louisville
Detectives Asch and Manning lead a party to Louisville to identify bodies from a cold storage room found last night. The investigation ties to disappearances at a local college. Cantrell claims coffins held no bodies and a doctor helped the grave robbers.
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Asch and Manning
Louisville
Wesley Gates
Everett R. Gates
Irvington
J. E
George A. Stilz
William T. Long
Cass Connaway
Connaway
Remarry After Twenty Years of Separation
In Gobden Illinois Whitely County Mr and Mrs Samuel Love of Columbia City reunite after twenty years apart. A夏 argument spurred the separation in 1882 and they had not spoken until a messenger boy misunderstanding briefly brought them together. No divorce has been filed.
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Commercial Tribune
Ohio Synod Turmoil as Littell Denounces Trustee Candidate
In East Liverpool Ohio on Oct 9 Rev J H Littell of Wheeling clashed with the election of Hitler W J W Cowden to Allegheny Seminary board. Littell accused Cowden of habitual drunkenness during balloting, stirring church friction in Wheeling and prompting talk of further developments. Cowden, a leading WV lawyer and West W election regent, was elected almost unanimously.
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J. H. Littell
Wheeling
Second United Presbyterian Church
Ohio Synod
Dr. Littell
Hitler W. J. W. Cowden
Allegheny Seminary
Cowden
U. P
Littell
West Virginia
West Wates State University
East Liverai
Dublin
General Assembly
Postal receipts rise to record for fifty largest offices
Washington reports the fifty largest post offices in the United States show a record gross postal revenue for last month compared with September 1901. Net increases from the previous year reached 2 percent, with total gross receipts at 6,068,044 dollars, up 833,667 from the prior period. Dayton Ohio led with a 60 percent rise, followed by Jersey City and New York City and Chicago near 22 to 49 percent increases.
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Washington
United States
Dayton
Jersey City
N. J
New York City
Chicago
Roosevelt Goes Driving Through Rock Creek Park
President Roosevelt, accompanied by Mrs. Roosevelt, felt better after a drive yesterday and took another hourlong outing today through Rock Creek Park in Washington.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Rock Creek Park
Minor Texas earthquake rattles Garfiela and nearby towns
A slight quake was felt at Garfiela fifteen miles north of Austin with reports from Creedmor and Bluff Springs. No serious damage.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Garfiela
Here
Creedmor
Bluff Springs
Militiamen Hide as New Orleans Strife Deepens
In New Orleans the street car strike grows tense with 1600 militiamen only 70 in armories by 6 pm. Commands hunted delinquents by wagon or on foot amid jeers and stones from crowds. Some militiamen resist serving fearing relatives among strikers. Ewing Rifles actions and muster-out request unresolved. Two visitors mistaken for nonunion men were savagely beaten.
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Ewing Rifles
Offer to Tie Up Soft Coal Mines
Telegrams between Western Federation of Miners officials and United Mineworkers leader Mr Mitchell discuss a planned nationwide tie up of bituminous coal mines in the United States and Canada. The Western Federation says no coal should be tried until the anthracite strike is won. Mitchell replies he will consider the proposal and thanks the proffer of cooperation.
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Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Mitchell
United Mineworkers
United States
Canada
Moyer
Haywood
Western Federation
West
Court inquiry clears remount establishment officials
London report shows the Court of Inquiry inquiry into charges against the remount establishment whitewashes all involved and declares unprecedented demands by the remount service were met with extraordinary success.
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London
Court of Inqury
Oxford honors concede three professors and ambassador
In Oxford England on October 9 an honorary Doctor of Civil Law was awarded to Ambassador White. The ceremonies also conferred Doctor of Science on Harvard’s Prof Charles S Minot and Doctor of Literature on Princeton’s Prof A F West and Columbia’s Prof J H Canfield.
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Oxford, Eng
Ambassador White
Charles 8. Minot
Harvard
A. F. West
Princeton
J. H.canfield
Columbia
May Ask for Federal Troops
Reports from Wilkes Barre say operators are moving to ask Governor Stone for more ground forces as State troops cannot fully patrol the anthracite region. If granted the request could lead to calling on federal troops to assist.
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Wilkesbarre
Stone
Coal Strike Talks Race Against Time In New York
Intensive conferences on the coal strike continued in New York with J Pierpont Morgan Harriman and Senator Platt at the center. Operators and miners waited for a settlement as talks and court actions loomed, while political figures weighed the strike’s impact on forthcoming elections.
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Platt
Pennsylvania
New York
Harriman
Mr. Morgan
Fifth Avenue
Senator Platt
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