Mine operators face strike risk over two year miners’ certs
In a tense policy clash, miners would gain power to operate mines during a strike if the act is nulled, but current rules require every miner to hold two years’ experience and gas and explosive handling competence. In Indianapolis, the International Typographical union mobilizes a Jan 1 start for an 8 hour day amid a citywide 150-man strike.
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International Typographical Committee
Typothetae
Typographical Union
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
Market Prices and Produce Rates in Local Ledger
Corrected market listings show prices for butter eggs smoked sides and beef by the pound or bushel, with figures for Chickens Country ham potatoes lard onions and cabbage. Wheat corn flour meal and feed goods appear under grain and flour sections with retail adjustments by Hanley Co and Snyder & Son.
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Hanley & Co
Grain and Livestock Prices Across Markets
East Buffalo cattle varied from steers to dairy cows with bids like $4.50 to $4.90, heifers around $3.75, and bulls near $2.50. Sheep and lambs ranged from yearlings at $5.50 to ewes around $4.50, calves from $4.75 to $7.00. Pittsburg and Cleveland reported similar cattle and sheep values, while Chicago and New York listings showed steers near $3.50 to $4.60 and lambs around $5.00, with hogs at $5 to $6.50 and various grains priced.
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Chicago
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Kerge
Deversend
Youthful Burging and multiple East Ohio incidents
Niles reports Leonard Parks a year old boy involved in bank robbery attempts and later likely sent to reform school after police stop him with skeleton keys. Chicago notes Fred Housemann identifies his Canton uncle’s body in Lake Michigan. Other items: a man caught at Milo post office, a Dayton accident at Soldiers' Home, a despondent Cincinnati man dies by carbolic acid, and a streetcar incident under investigation.
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First National Bank
Dollar Savings Bank
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Reform School
Chicago
Fred Housemann
Canton
Lake Michigan
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George Housemann
Holland
Mich
Canton Central League
Columbus
Frank Rea
East Third Avenue
Milo
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United States Postoffice
Dayton, O
William Patterson
National Catholic Societies plan next meeting in Buffalo
At a national board executive session the Federation of Catholic Societies chose Buffalo New York as the site for the next national meeting, likely in spring or winter. A committee led by Archbishop Messmer Bishop McFall and Anthony Matre will coordinate with Buffalo’s bishop on a suitable time. The New Orleans venue was canceled due to the yellow fever outbreak.
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N. Y
Messmer
Milwaukee
McFall
Trenton
Anthony Matre
St. Louis
New Orleans
Freight Handlers Seek Conference on Wage Increase
Freight handlers from Chicago sent a letter to 22 railroads requesting a conference with company managers by 10 a.m. Wednesday to press for about a 10 percent wage rise. If refused, leaders plan a referendum on calling a general strike of union freight handlers.
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Fountains Accept Challenge For Coshocton County Championship
The Fountains accept a challenge from West Lafayette for the Coshocton county championship game to be played at Riverside Park midweek. West Lafayette brings a large turnout and strong support, while Michaels seeks another chance after a prior loss at Zanesville. Officials for the Fountains are not yet announced, but Carnes is a likely choice.
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Coshocton County
Riverside Park
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Rooters
Michaels
Zanesville
Carnes
Fountains Defeat Killbuck 11–6 at Layland Fairground
The Fountains added another win for the season by beating Killbuck 11 to 6 on Saturday afternoon. Meyers started for Killbuck but was chased in the first inning as the Fountains scored six runs. Bell pitched for Killbuck andCoshocton hitters racked up thirteen safeties. For the Fountains Carnes allowed nine hits but held the Holmes County team at bay.
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Coshocton Boys
Tish
Ross
Corseline
Carnes
Fountains
Holmes County
High School Football Team Promises Strong Season
Thirteen candidates reported for the first practice on campus Monday evening. The husky, weighty lineup promises a heavy team for Coshocton High School, aiming to match the 1903 Cambridge squad that drew a big Riverside Park crowd.
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Bridge High School
Riverside Park
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Baseball results from Boston and St Louis leagues
American League action shows Boston defeating Washington with a 7 in the second game and St Louis edging Cleveland in a separate matchup. National League results include Cincinnati beating Chicago, with rain causing postponements in other games. American Association standings note Columbus Indianapolis and Minneapolis Milwaukee results with varying scores.
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Wheeling Wins Central League Pennant in Final Standings
Tadianapolis Indiana September 1 The third Central league season ends with Wheeling taking the pennant. The circuit boasts record finances and Grand Rapids tops attendance with 1 000 Wheeling second at 70 009 Evansville Springfield South Bend Dayton Canton Fort Wayne Terre Haute follow in order Announcements from magnates suggest the league will return in 1906.
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Grand Rapids
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South Bend
Dayton
Canton
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Want Ads Call for Quick Sell via Age Want Ads
A brief notice urges readers to contact Age Want Ads to sell items, promoting a fast service. It highlights messenger access and quick results for selling various goods. The ad emphasizes ease of use and speed.
Massillon Coaches Eye Tough Coshocton Grid Clash
Massillon signals practice scheduled on the high school campus at 7 tonight as Coach Lamma and staff marshal a strenuous workout. Manager Parrish reports a reply to the Coshocton challenge and aims for a solid, hard-nosed schedule leading to the Thanksgiving game with Canton.
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Lamma
Parrish
Massillon
Canton
Bea
Coshoctonians
Nelson and Britt Box Office Receipts Corrected
San Francisco on September 12 reports corrected figures for the Britt Nelson contest receipts. Total receipts were 13111, later divided as Nelson 18841.29 Britt 12560.82 and management 903.82.
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Britt
San Francisco
Britt Nelson
Management
Manager Watkins Denies Move and Sale Rumors
Minneapolis manager M. Watkins rejected reports he would move to Indianapolis to manage there next year or sell the Minneapolis team to James Padden of St. Louis. He said he will stay in Minneapolis and manage the team next season, though not from the dugout.
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Minneapolis
Minn
M. Watkins
Indianapolis
James Padden
St. Louis
Barrow Resigns as Indianapolis Manager to Lead Toronto
Ed G. Barrow, manager of the Indianapolis club in the American Association, resigns to join the Toronto club of the Eastern League as manager. He will stay with Indianapolis through season end. Reports say Watking of Minneapolis will replace him.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ed G. Barrow
American Baseball Association
Toronto
Watking
Minneapolis
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