Settling the strike in New York City meeting
Special correspondence from New York describes a Saturday citywide labor meeting aimed at ending the strike. A key executive shared a rags-to-riches immigrant story of a worker who rose to chief director, highlighting the value of opportunity and fair labor treatment. Speakers recount long hours, steady pay during illness, and the human costs of the conflict, while critics warn of heightened risk to President Roosevelt amid the tense stalemate.
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New Yeurs
New York City
New York
Ife
Express
Hisre
Fie
Tve
Mitchell
Stork
Garfield
McKinley
Roosevelt
In the Prime of Life. A Young Man Dies at 22
Lestie Veigel aged 22 years and 8 months died at his father's home in Jackson township on Saturday morning after a prolonged stomach illness. He had been able to eat and sleep Friday, called for water at 7, recovered, then weakened and died at 7. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 0 o'clock with Rev. G C Clark of Warsaw officiating. Interment at Pleasant Will cemetery. He was the eldest of four children and his sudden death deeply grieves his parents and friends.
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Lestie Veigel
Adam Veigel
Jackson Township
Leslie
GC. A. Clark
Warsaw
Pleasant Will
Kentucky Confederate Veterans Dedication at Pewee Valley
A brief item notes the Kentucky Confederate Veterans home in Pewee Valley was appropriately dedicated. Other items mention Miss Alice Roosevelt’s engagement denial, a Wisconsin child deaths by fire, a lawyer traveling with weapons, a Kentucky kill from church return, a sulky accident in Ohio, and Dunkirk France labor unrest with later peaceful settlement.
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Kentucky Confederate Veterans
Pewee Valley
Alice Roosevelt
John Greenway
Hot Springs
Ark
John Etch
Traverse Valley
Wis
Lelia Frazer
Morgantown
W. Va
Columbus
Chapel Mill
Williamson
Horace Williamson
DARED NOT ANSWER Salem speech reveals Tom Johnson tactic
A Salem gathering exposes Tom Johnson as a demagogue dodging Henry George tax quotes. The piece accuses him of avoiding the single tax issue, attacking opponents, and aligning Democratic aims with George’s land reform. It cites page references and portrays Johnson as evasive and untrustworthy about his tax stance. Also reports Washington coroner inquest into Ada Gilbert Dennis death with statements from her mother-in-law and notes about Samuel Presley.
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Tom Johnson
Salem
Mr. Johnson
Foraker
Hanna
Johnson
Mr. George
Philippines
Tom
Ohio
Ohio Republican Committee
Henry George
George
Jotoon
Hoe
Democratic Party of
Syiem
Owen Ty George
Deninie
Washington
Ada Gilbert Dennis
Jane E. Dennis
Samuel Presley
Notable Toledo Attorney Waggoner Dead at Ninety
Waggoner Marshall O longtime Toledo attorney died at Emergency Hospital aged nearly 90 after years of senile decline. He had been known for a conversion from materialist to Christian and previously burned his library publicly in Toledo. He practiced across Ohio and California. Meanwhile Rev Daniel Tenney aged 61 died at his home in California leaving a widow and four children, one a college president in China.
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Waggoner
Marshall O. Waggoner
Toledo
Ohio
San Diego
Cal
Daniel Tenney
Charles Tenney
Imperial University At
Tien
Psmn
China
Oxford
Tenner
Western College
So LF
Tenner Brett
Treepy to Protect a Negro in Georgia Lynching Fear
Atlanta reports Governor Candie ordered a state militia detachment to Tallapoosa to shield Ben Brown a Black man accused of attempting to assault a white woman. Brown is jailed as a mob gathers fearing lynching. he has reportedly confessed. Portugal After Tips in Washington seeks naval examination access to US submarine machinery. request sent to judge advocate general and navy information bureau for approval. Disciples of Christ convention in Omaha draws massive crowds with 7000 delegates and thousands of attendees. Munsey’s Latest Purchase in Boston sees Frank A. Munsey acquire all stock of Journal Newspaper Co owners of Boston Morning Evening and Sunday Journal to greatly expand development across departments.
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Treepy
Atlanta
Candie
Tallapools
Ben Brown
Brown
Portugal
Washington
United States
Judge Advocate General
Bureau of Information
Navy Department
Munsey
Boston
Frank A. Munsey
New York
Stephen O’meara
Journal Newspaper Company
Boston Morning
Sunday Journal
Molineux Scores a Point in Trial Ruling
New York reports a defense win as Justice Lambert excludes the Barnet letters as improper evidence. He allows them as a standard of handwriting compromise, aligning with the court of appeals decision that previous testimony on the letters was irrelevant.
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Molineux
New York
Roland B. Molineux
Lambert
Barnet
Court of Appeals
Tuberculosis Congress Opens In Berlin Parliament House
About ten eminent authorities on pathological research gather at the Prussian parliament house to review a year of research into tuberculosis. Delegates from France Germany Great Britain and other nations participate. Dr Koch is among German representatives. Professor Brouardel of Paris chairs. Dr Chalmette of Lille describes France’s house to house nursing campaign against TB.
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Berlin
France
Germany
Dr. Koch
Great Britain
United States
Brouardel
Paris
Chalmette
Lille
Horn Found Guilty in Idaho Murder Trial
Tom Siam the famous scout and stock detective was found guilty of murder in the first degree. The trial for the murder of Willie Nickell, 14, at his father's Iron Mountain ranch began Oct 10. The jury concluded Horn killed the boy to frighten his father, aided by a confessed account to Deputy Sheriff La Fors.
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Tom Horn
Cuity
Cheyenne
Tom Siam
Horn
Willie Nickell
Keis Nickell
Iron Mountain
Cri U
Nickell
Joseph H. la Fors
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