Settlement Near as Coal Strike Talks Progress
Washington October 14. Morgan and Bacon with Secretary Root led a White House conference on a five member commission to settle the anthracite strike. Operators propose terms including guaranteed work for nonunion men and three year use of the commission decision. Miners to resume work pending final decision.
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Washington
J. P. Morgan
Robert Bacon
Root
Roosevelt
White House
Cortelyou
Pennsylvania
Mitchell
United Mine Workers’ Union
Bacon
Morgan
United Mine Workers’ Unit
John Mitchell
Mine Workers’ Union
Mine Workers Union
United Mine Workers
United States
Naval Service
Eastern District of
George F. Baer
E. B. Thomas
W. H. Truesdale
T. P. Fowler
R. M. Oliphant
Alfred Waters
White Horse
Secretary Root
New York
Mr. Morgan
New Orleans Street Railway Strike Ends After Military Readiness
New Orleans October 13 The street railway strike ended as troops had been prepared to suppress violence and restore order after the walkout halted traffic across the city.
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New, Orleans
Aeronauts Die in Dirigible Crash Over Paris
Paris October 14 De Bradski and Morin were killed when a dirigible crashed after two snapped ropes during a trial flight from the Vaugirard aerostatic station. The balloon weighed 880 pounds and fell near Saint Denis burying the occupants. Bodies sent to Saint Denis.
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DeBradski
Morin
Paris
de Bradski
Vaugiriard
de Brodski
Pantin
St. Denis
Tragic Shooting and Suicide In Tyndall
In Tyndall South Dakota a man shot Anne Vachten yesterday then killed himself. He reportedly shot the woman after she jilted him.
Bachelor tax debate rises in New York opinion
The Chicago Post reports on rising talk of a bachelor tax in New York as city amenities for single men proliferate. It argues self interest fuels bachelorhood with luxury apartments and dinners while suggesting marriages could be subsidized to encourage larger families.
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Butte
Symon
New York
Chicago Post
Canadian inventor unveils brick-laying machine breakthrough
The invention performs the work of six to seven skilled bricklayers and costs $500. It is adapted to plain work and can lay 9 000 to 12 000 bricks daily. The machine requires two men and a boy to operate.
Chamberlains Pain Balm Tames Paralysis and Rheumatism
Henderson Grimett of our town suffered partial paralysis and lost use of an arm and side. After two bottles of Chamberlains Pain Balm he is nearly cured. Dr. McDoward of Logan county endorses its cures for rheumatism sprains and bruises. Central Pharmacy sells it.
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Henderson Grimett
Chamberlain
Central Pharmacy
The Saint Paul Road Pioneered Electric Train Lighting
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway known as the St Paul Road began using electricity for train lighting in 1888. It has been a pioneer in electric train services and modernization.
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Chicago, Milwaukee
Official Directory Congress Senate and State Officials
Official directory lists Senator W A Clark Paris Gibson Representative Caldwell Edwards Governor J K Toole Lieut Governor Frank G Higgins Secretary of State George M Hays Treasurer A H Barrett Auditor J H Calderhead Attorney General James Donovan Superintendent of Schools W W Welsh Chief Justice T Brantley Associate Justices George H Milburn W T Pigott Clerk of Supreme Court Henry G Rickete District Judge M H Parker Stenographer T J A Monaghan County State Senator James P Murray Representatives Emerson Hill David E Mellen Sheriff Charles H Padley Treasurer George Edinger Clerk and Recorder William L Staudaher Clerk of Court George W French Assessor C W Conger Attorney J B Poindert er Superintendents of Schools Miss Isabella Rife Public Administrator A E Gracter Coroner Dr James I Jones County Surveyor George B Metlen Commissioners W M Oliver Dillon Wm M Montgomery Wisdom D D McKnight Dell Justices of the Peace Dillon Township Chae Hirschman N S Wood Constables Dillon Township Eph Stoller Nick Staudsher Mayor B F White City Attorney Edwin Norrin Treasurer A S Johnson Police Magistrate Lorin J T Jones Chief of Police Fred Jo Stone Aldermen
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J. K. Toole
Frank G. Higgins
George M.hays
A. H. Barrett
J. H. Calderhead
James Donovan
W. W. Welsh
Supreme Court
T. Brantley
George H. Milburn
W. T Pigott
Henry G. Rickete
James P. Murray
Emerson Hill
David E. Mellen
Charles H. Padley
George Edinger
William L. Staudaher
George W. French
C. W. Conger
J. B.poinderter
W.M. Oliver
Dillon
Wm M. Montgomery
Wisdom
D. D. McKnight
Dell Justices of the Peace
Dillon Township
Chae Hirschman
Wood
Eph Stoller
Nick Staudsher
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Butte, Mont
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Children’s Underwear
Children's Union Suits
Children’s Union Suits
Nelba
Children’s Union
At. Ee
Prio
Lamb
Women's Union
Melba
Shea
Women’s Union
Union
Women
Alpha Union
Samba
Monroe
Mansfield
New Orleans
St. Joseph
William Coates
Eiiza Coates
Wold
England
O. R. Larson
Bay Villa
Sundays River
Cape Colony
South Africa
Larson
Official Directory
Congressional
W. A. Clark
Paris Gibson
Caldwell Edwards
M. H. Parker
T. J. A. Monaghan
B. F. White
Edwin Norrin
Tressurer
A. 8. Johnson
Palioe
Lorin JT. Jones
Fred Jo ‘Stone
Leonard Ri, C
T. M. Belway
A. S.gracter
A S. Rife
0. M. Best
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