Coal strike dispute ends in stalemate at White House
A reporte d editorial denounces the coal operators led by Baer and Truesdale for refusing arbitration. It praises John Mitchell and the United Mine Workers for offering a peaceful path to end the strike and avert a winter coal famine, while condemning the railway presidents and lawmakers for hindering peace.
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Roosevelt
White House
Baer
Truesdale
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
United States
John Mitchell
Illinois
Leutenants
Pennsylvania Avenue
Emma Goldman
Zola’s Realism and Dreyfus Support Highlight Humanity’s Debt
The passage argues Zola advanced universal brotherhood by aiding Dreyfus. It notes that literary critics’ guidance, though varied, often broadens understanding through study of history and humanity, surpassing petty prejudices under most conditions.
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Zola
Universal Brotherhood
Dreyfuss
Abe Lincoln Brick Defining Tariff and Trust Views
The piece critiques congressman Brick from South Bend for delaying a clear tariff and trust stance. It comically compares him to historic figures Voltaire and Rousseau, notes his campaign progress, and warns that threats loom from both parties as political knives are sharpened.
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Brick
South Bend
Abe
Lincoln Brick
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An editorial condemns the government as a demagogue for its stance toward coal miners. It argues workers endure dangerous labor, and fears compelled labor with federal force while criticizing withholding basic provisions.
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Pharoah
Mascagni Receives Warm Welcome for New World Debut
The Italian composer Mascagni travels to the United States and praises American musical discernment while lamenting unfair treatment in Italy. Americans respond with a reciprocal admiration, hoping he writes more celebrated works after this premier.
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Mascagni
United States
Thirteenth District Republican Tensions Prompted by Plymouth Convention
Col. Brown and Abe seek to control the party in the Thirteenth district amid bitter boss rule. The local organ protests as packed caucuses and a snap convention unfold. Conciliation work should have started before Plymouth.
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Brown
Abe
Plymouth
Roosevelt seeks end to coal strike amid election talk
The piece notes President Roosevelt’s quick push to resolve the coal strike coinciding with warming congressional elections. It suggests the coal dispute challenges Republican lawmakers and demands careful diplomacy to navigate.
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Roosevelt
Goshen Democrat Sides with Lincoln Brick Debate Stance
The Goshen Democrat notes that all attendees at the opera house last evening agreed on one point. Congressman Abraham Lincoln Brick did not accept Prof. Frank E. Hering's challenge to joint debates.
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M Hering
Goshen
Elkhart Urged to Improve Mail and City Services
Citizens call for better telephone lines streetcar and water service as Elkhart grows. They suggest federal assistance via a new post office to enhance mail facilities and overall city infrastructure.
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Elkhart
Sam
Sister cities rethink quick trims after St Louis scandal
Several sister cities consider their swift responses as Chicago faces tax corruption scrutiny and Indianapolis contends with ghoulish headlines. The piece notes a trend of cautious recalibration amid regional embarrassments and public pressure.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Indianapolis
Col Brown Promises Spectacle in Uniform Tour
The speaker claims Col Brown will give Elkhart residents a chance to see his dazzling uniform as previously seen in Lincoln City and Indianapolis. He notes only a few staff officers remain, addressing the governor.
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Col
Brown
Elkhart
Lincoln City
Indianapolis
Notable Mourner at Zola Funeral
Captain Dreyfus led the mourners at Emile Zola’s funeral. Floral wreaths from friends praised the deceased, with inscriptions such as The Rights of Man To The Defender of Humanity To The Great Citizen and To the Author of I Accuse.
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Dreyfus
Emile Zola
Sugar tariff debate shapes Bricks vote on differential
Readers are urged to study Prof. Hering's remarks on the sugar tariff and Congressman Brick's stance on removing the differential tariff on refined sugar. The note cautions Republicans to weigh Brick's sincerity in his denunciation of the sugar trust before voting.
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Prof. Hering
Brick
Sugar Trust
Brown Declines Hering Challenge Over Local Practice Claim
Mr Brown cites Brick’s 20 years of legal practice in the area as reason for not accepting Prof Hering's challenge. The remark contrasts with lighter quips about Hering's attire and meal habits.
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Brown
Prof. Hering
Brick
Review Reconsiders Hering Speech On Coal Price Claim
Previously mocked Prof. Hering’s Island Park assertion that coal would reach ten dollars a ton. The Review revisits the claim, questioning its accuracy and relevance with the passage of time.
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Hering
Island Park
Read Prof Hering's Speech For Personal Insight
The note urges careful study of Prof Hering's speech due to its claimed personal importance. It implies a direct relevance to the reader's interests and stresses thorough understanding.
Pennsylvania section struggles with middle division men
The text reports difficulty in the middle division between Al toona and Harrisburg with American workmen unavailable for any teneth of time and failing to report in emergencies. On October 1, all Americans were discharged.
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Pennsylvania
Altoona
Harrisburg
King seeks sport to banish care at royal feast
The king orders his jester to kneel and offer a prayer, requesting Ired to perform a ritual at the royal feast as a form of diversion from royal worries.
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Ired
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