Butler Sors No Fear From What He May Say at Trial
October 21 reports Butler indicted by New York grand jury for seeking a 47000 bribe tied to the 10 year city lighting bill of 1809. Witnesses include J K Murrell E B Murrell and six delegates. Butler released on 20000 bond. He claims no fear of what his future testimony may reveal. Opening of Molineux murder trial follows with Dr Hitchcock testifying mercurial poisoning and hydrocyanic residue found. Also covers Berlin on Dewet and a Boers’ fund, plus the California Venus murder of Marian Nolan.
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Oleime
New York
Fst
Joseph N Judge
George F. Mockler
Judge
House of Delegates
Mockler
Butler
John A. Robb
Tamblyn
Helms
Schumacher
John K. Murrell
E. K. Murrell
Molineux
Roland B. Molineux
Katherine J. Adams
Osporte
Osborne
Edward F. Hitchcock
Adams
Harry Cornish
California
San Francisco
Marian Nolan
Pacific Coast
Edward Marschalz
Senate
Conference Committee
House
Supreme Court
General Assembly
Burnham
Connell
Chamberlain
Judgon
Steps
Wirt
Messrs
Garrison
Sharp
Fairfield
Arbitration Board Sees End to Anthracite Strike?
Wilkesbarre convention announces Roosevelt Telegram to Mitch ell and Cortelyou directing a miners inquiry commission meet Friday in Wilkesbarre. Hearings likely in Wilkesbarre Philadelphia or New York as testimony is gathered before a final report to the president.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Mitchell
Wright
Department of Labor
Wilkeshbarre
Philadelphia
New York
Perplexing Problems Stemming From Union Arbitration Plan
The Wilkesbarre area celebrates the coal strike end as miners vote to resume with arbitration panel decisions. Debate centered on how workers left jobless would be aided, with executive boards to address the relief issue. Troops will remain in the coal region until no longer needed, with gradual withdrawal anticipated.
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Willkesbarre
Arbitration Commission
Roosevelt
Committee On
Arbitration Committee
National Organization For
Troopa
Harrisburg
Stone
Pennsylvania National Guard
Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
Wilson
Nichols
Duffy
Fahey
P. F. O’hare
Dunmore
Adam Rescavage
Plymouth
John L. Jones
James Gallagher
Hazleton
Wiliam McEhenny
Coaldale
Andrew Matty
Thomas ‘Thomas
Minersville
Paul Pulaski
Carmel
Louis Cupp
Tremont
Panther Creek
Rice famine feared in Philippines amid rising prices
Manilla October 22 reports suggest a rice famine looms in the Philippines as crops are small and oriental supply appears limited. Prices are advancing rapidly and observers say the government may be compelled to provide supplies to citizens.
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Manilla
Philippines
Fountain Items Great Assortment Of Fall Fabrics
The Fountain announces a large selection of fall and winter fabrics from foreign and domestic manufacturers. Each department showcases new seasonal fabrics at popular prices with a goal to prove better value than elsewhere. A great sale is emphasized across the store.
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Beai
Wooltex suits and cloaks on sale for ladies
Ask any lady who wore a Wooltex suit or cloak what she thinks of the Wooltex garments in comparison with other makes. Once a Wooltex customer, you will want no other. We offer a large line of these famous goods in suite cloaks skirts and wraps. They cost you no more than other makes and are better.
Special Blanket Sale Offers Pure Wool Blankets
A local advert touts 50 pairs of pure wool blankets at 2.98 per pair as the week’s best bargain. It claims limited stock and urges customers to buy quickly at Fountain for fall and winter fabrics with low cash prices.
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Coshocton
Arbitration plan favored by miners convention in Wilkes-Barre
The anthracite miners convention in Wilkes-Barre votes today on a Roosevelt backed arbitration plan. A special committee recommends submitting grievances to a commission, while preserving worker reemployment and thanking supporting organizations. Debates center on reinstating strikers and ensuring prior positions.
Ohio adopts municipal code with merit system and new officers
Columbus Oct 22 The municipal code passed both houses and became law today with signatures. It retains the board plan, rewrites assessment sections, adds merit rules for civil service, and sets mayoral and council roles. Elections under the code begin April with seats in May.
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Columbus
Senate
House
Longworth
Comings
Board of Public Service
Board of Public Safety
Sinking Fund and Tax Commission
Board of Health
Library Board
Fre
Fire
Civil Service
Board of Merit Commissioners
Police
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Dewet
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Ats
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Colonial Office
Martinique
LaCroix Scientific
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Shanghai
Yang-Tse-Klang
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Lewis
Ho-Nan Province
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Prince Ching
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Ernest Satow
China
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National Telephone Company
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Doc
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B Anderson
Solon
Nash
Roger Hill
Ohio
McKinnon
Judiciary
State
Ten Cray WU
Antietam
Lancaster Reform School
Royer
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Mahoning
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Guerin
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Cincinnati
Charles EL. Foote
Latonia
United States Circuit
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Foote
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Grand Lodge
Chittenden
Treacrer
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Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
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Racker
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C. E. Hayes
Bleeks
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D. H. Coe
Dayton
Outlaw Brown
Portsmouth
Francis M. Brown
Adama County
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Indiana
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Fairbanks
Durbin
Harry New
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Delaware, O
Alice Cunningham
Franklin County
Ida Ancrown
Pickaway County
Reds
Harry Allemang
Mason City
W. Va
Little Rock
Salem, C
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Salem
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Mt. Liberty
Portland
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National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
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Sax
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