Roosevelt Writes Again on Taft and Labor
Chicago October 17 President Roosevelt replies to Tatus letter defending Taft as labor's friend and critic of organized labor when wrong. He credits Taft with Panama labor records and says Taft's election benefits workingmen most. Roosevelt warns against attacks by labor leaders that could harm labor's own interests.
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Taft
Panama
Bryan
Labor
Chicago
T. J. Dolan
International Brotherhood of Steam Shovel
Roosevelt
Mr. Dolan
Dolan
Mr. Tatus
Brotherhood
Arl
Organized Labor
United States
Morrissey Lands $15,000 Position
Murrissey of Gleveland elected president of the Railway Employes' association. Salary cited at $15,000 annually. He will devote his time to the association, with offices planned in Chicago and branches later in major railroad hubs. Also notes a separate fire event in Chicago destroying Dock facilities and freight cars valued near $1,000,000.
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Chicago
P. H. Murrissey
Gleveland
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Wit l Cveators' Association
Ste. Morrissey
Fie
International Salt Company
Eigin, Joliet and Eastern Railway
Third Street
Calumet River
Weather forecast for Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Weather forecast for big and Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Increasing cloudiness Sunday with fresh south winds. Weekend outlook: fair in parts of West Virginia with similar conditions.
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Pennsylvania
Unday
Virginia
Fragmentary financial ticker mentions and market jargon
The text lists oblique market terms and company initials such as Rock Island Southern Railway Pac Sugar St Paul Texas U S Rubber U S Steel and unions with closing quotations on the Chicago Board of Trade. It reads as a fragmentary OCR of a financial page, offering little coherent narrative beyond entities and exchanges.
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Rock Island
Southern Rev. Bo
Sugar
St. Paul
Texas
U.S. Rubber
U. S. Steel
Chicago Board of Trade
W. A Hamilton
German Balloonists Reach Hull After North Sea Escape
Berlin reports that the German balloon Plauen and occupants were picked up by a fishing vessel about 240 miles from Spurn Head and landed at Hull England. The Hergesell remains unaccounted for though a message suggests it may be near Oster-Wanne. War vessels search the North Sea as officials notify ships to watch for both crews.
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Hull
England
Berlin
North Sea
Spurn Head
Hergesell
Foertseh
Oster-Wanne
Hanover
Moertseh
Dun Review notes small orders hold steady
Dun and Cas Weekly Review of Trade reports gradual improvement in U S trade with confidence in the recovery. Large iron and steel projects await election results while many small contracts continue. ore movement ends for the season and pig iron prices ease. Cotton goods demand improves and prices unlikely to fall further. Roosevelt to visit England in 1910 delivering lectures and receiving honors, likely visiting Paris and Khartoum with Mrs Roosevelt.
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Dun
New York
Dun & Cas Weekly Review of Trade
Roosevelt
England
London
the Times
Oxford
D.C. L
William
Times
Roosevelt Aso
Paris
Sorbonne
Khartoum
Hearst Sued For $600000 In Omaha Scuffle After Midnight
Hearst was served with a $600,000 damage suit brought by Governor Charles N. Haskell in Omaha following a dramatic train scene when the deputy sheriff burst the door of Hearst’s stateroom near midnight. Market notes report mixed grain and livestock activity with prices edging up in Chicago and various exchanges.
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Hearst
Omaha
Neb
William J. Hearst
Charles N. Haskell
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Weather Forecast
W. A. Damilton
Commignion
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Atchison
Quan, Pac
Cole
Den
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Kan, & Tex
Pid Distillers Ptd Mo
Pac L& M
Ny.c
West, N, Pac
West
Penn
B&o
Vrrerene Htad
A. R.T
Reading
Iran
Pierre AH A
Saltsbury
Westmoreland Coal
M. Hl, Guthrie
Farmers Bank Bldg
R.W. Wehbs & Co. —Leading
Dewelers
Opticians
Sears
Weeherle
Var Indians House
W. W. Brilhart & Son Opticians
City Methods
The
Eugene Heard Spectacle Co
Pittsburg
W. P. Lowry
Optician. Trust Co. Bldg
Postoffice
Indiana
Hyes
Hir
THEL
Pattisongo
Fittsburgh Crematory, Inc
Sixth Avenue
Pittsburgh
J. B. Younkins
Phila
St., Indiana
Argentina
Ohio
Ady
Cunningham CO
GEO. W. Graff
Henry H. Steving
New Indiana House
Indiana, PA
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