FUEL FAMINE THREATENS CINCINNATI AS STRIKE GROWS
Cincinnati faces a fuel crisis as a widespread strike constrains coal delivery. Engineers and firemen join teamsters in the new steam power council, armed guards accompany drivers, and employers refuse arbitration. Police seek injunctions as non union wagoners run nonunion routes amid mounting tensions.
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Schipps-M'Rae
Cincinnati
Condjsters
Steam Power Council
Teamsters
Tt 13 Fald
Camnc
Monaay
Strikers Grow Restless Over Bridge Conference Hope
Strikers in Youngstown grow restless as a promised conference with the American steel hoop company has not occurred. Politicians including Senators Dick and Penrose are said to influence the effort. Despite announcements, the meeting was not held last week. President Schaffer plans to visit on Tuesday the 19th to take charge of the strike and may speak.
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Iscripps
WRAE
Youngstown
American Steel Hoop Company
Dick and
Penose
Werren
United States Steel
Amalgamated Association
Schaffer
City considers gas rate hike after engineer report
City engineer Jeup will brief the ordinance committee Monday on the artificial gas production costs. He hints at a possible rate rise from 8 cents while Mayor Holtzman asserts gas can yield a profit near 50 cents, noting differences from other cities' conditions.
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Jeup
Holtzman
Fire Sweeps Norris and Barker Hotels in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs fire destroys Norris house and adjoining buildings. Guests, many invalids, flee into the cold night with little clothing as firefighters save Barker house and two other structures. At least one injury reported. total loss around $35,000. Phywletana workers relocate guests to private homes and hospital for treatment.
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Scripps-M'Rae
Colorado Springs Col
Norria House
Barker House
Nona
Norris House
Phywletana
Wisconsin Spooner La Follette Contest Sparks Party Feud
A Wisconsin Spooner La Follette struggle triggers deep Indiana GOP maneuvering. Indiana leaders shift support to Spooner then back La Follette as court rulings shape delegate credentials. The fight heats as Fairbanks bets on Milwaukee meetings to grab 1905 presidential spoils.
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Wisconsin
Spooner
Vongreau
Congress
Sponer
James P. Goodrich
Seteeter
Goodrich
Chicago
Gov. Durbite
Spaoner
Supreme Court
LaFollette
Spooner Star
Menage
Fairbanks
Milwaukee
Guard GEISHA GIRLS! Geisha guards in St Louis
Fourteen geisha girls are guarded by two police officers and a Japanese official to prevent escape from their boarding house. Habeas corpus proceedings are threatened. The group of 37 was brought to St Louis by S Na kanaga. Fourteen signed a protest against being returned to Japan, ordered by Japanese commissioners. Their manager has an offer from an American theatrical manager to recoup losses and possibly accept it.
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Scripps-Acrae Telegrass
ST. Louis
Pretty Girl Missing May Tear Up Tracks
Police search for four year old Clara Altern who vanished with Earl Whittaker after leaving Greenfield for Indianapolis. Father asks arrest if found. Incident tied to a threatened departure from Indiana. Also local officials condemn rail line activity by Monon and Lake Erie railways for tracks laid without permits.
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Clara Altern
Indianapolis
Earl Whittaker
Greanfield
Aet
Fred Eppert
Joe Gesper
Board of Works
Monon
Lake Erie
Monor
Chy
Lake Urle
Col. Downing
Gasper
Eppert
Cornel
New York Polls Boost Parker Plan Indiana Drive
Chicago dispatch notes Democrats target Indiana after New York signals Parker can win. Reports quote J. Adam Bade on New York carry, with Taggart steering Indiana funds and Bryan slated for speeches. Wisconsin potential shift and La Follette tensions noted as campaign organs mobilize through fall.
Parker Allies In Indiana Campaign Involved In Imperialism Debate
Dr. Chandler A. Quiex of Kingston North Carolina arrived in Indianapolis as Parker's circle discusses Indiana strategy with Dr. Oakes and John W. Kern. Oakes predicts Parker will win New York and frames imperialism as the campaign’s sole issue amid Roosevelt’s global prominence. Six months in workhouse given to Steven Alexander for an attempted stabbing of Greek laborer John Peppen during a trench accident.
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H. Gilson Gardner
Chicago
New York State
Alton B. Parker
J. Adam Bade
Minnesota
Vuele Doe Cannon
New York
Roosevelt
Odell
Ism
Terpublican
Incubus
Parker
Indiana
Taggart
The
Nations
Tagrart
Lone
Chandler A. Quiex
Kingston
N. C
Judge Parker
Indianapolis
Oakes
John W. Kern
Idige Parker
Alexander
Steven Alexander
John Peppen
Alford
Ohrost
Escaped from death Roscoe Smithy sues railways for damages
Roscoe Smithy sues Big Four and Union railways for 10 damages claiming injuries from a crossing accident four years ago. Flagman White heroically warned and tried to save the family at Bett crossing Massachusetts Cave, but train struck the wagon, killing the flagman and injuring occupants. The report also mentions jail release and unsettled local gossip about others.
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Roreoe Smithy
Flagman White
Bett
Massachusetts Cave
Big Four
Union Railway Companies
Roscoe Smithy
Lagman
Crushed Under Auto Injures Cleveland Boy
Carl Trena an 18 year old schoolboy was run down and crushed beneath Dan R Hanna's auto at Hoyt Avenue and St Clair Street in Cleveland on Monday morning. Mrs Hanna and a small daughter were in the car with a chauffeur. The boy was hurt internally and surgeons hope to save him as Mrs Hanna stayed beside him until an ambulance took him away.
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Dan R. Hanna
Hoytave
St. Claire St
Iscripps-Srae
Warrensburg
Missouri Pacific
Rere
Montserrat
Thareight
W. J. Dearst
Dexter
Kas
W. H. Allen
Pittsburg
Barrett
Marion Addie Kane
Daisy Greer
Bronaugh
Daisy Ream
Gertie Loud
Clarence Herring
Kansas
D. A. Wader
Fontville
M. Lindsat
Oxford
Happy Kelcet
DH. Alley
Arval
Nellie Sullivan
Cedarvale
Dollie Sullivan
Vale
Port Arthur Food in Plenty and Offensives Reported
The Italian Mattenos Mentey notes Port Arthur remains in good supply with depots intact despite shelling. Kuropatkin launches a daring offensive against Kurcki’s forces as Sakharoff reports a successful engagement. A St Petersburg office dispatch cites casualties and prisoners from Evacuation of Liao Yang, with 700 killed wounded and captured.
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Kurcki
Sakharoff
War Office
St. Petersburg
Iscripps-Atrae
Rome
Mattenos, Mentey
Port Arthur
Jaesuilines
Serlors
Giornale
Roma
Esurchier
Ilan Tung
Russians Drive Offensive Against Japanese At Liao Yang
Dispatch from Mukden says Russian forces under Gen. Kuropatkin have moved south from Mukden and attacked the Japanese near Liao Yang. Japanese general Kuroki’s forces at Benludaze have been concentrating. the Japanese retreated after a skirmish. Gen. Mischenko led a reconnaissance in force, crossing to the Japanese rear and forcing several positions to be abandoned. On Oct 7 he reported ten Japanese divisions on the right bank of the Taitse river with the left extending west of the railway.
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Scripps-M
Rae Carlegram
ST. Petersburg
Mukden
Liao Yang
Kuropatkin
Benludaze
Kuroki
Kicked a Little Boy at Claypool Hotel in City Court
Witnesses testified in police court that Norman Clayton twelve was slapped and kicked into the street after allegedly mocking George McClain a colored servant at the Claypool hotel McClain was fined ten dollars and costs amid a list of company capital figures and local entities in the record including Ben Franklin oil and gas Dearborn oil and gas and South Milford cemetery association The fragmentary text notes the incident and related corporate mentions from the case record.
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George McClain
Claypool
Norman Clayton
Ben Franklin Oil and Gas Company
Franklin
Capital
Union Savings and Investment Company
Anderson
Dearborn Oil and Gas Company
Chicago
South Milford Cemetery Association
Sooth Milford
Caledonia Mining Company
New al- Dany
Croupaline Company
Goshen
Capital Hom
City Officials and Water Company Reach Peace in Dispute
A peace conference at the mayor's office led to promises from Water Company President Davis to fix alleged defects in the system and to report progress weekly. Mayor Holtzman and City officials praised the accord, with Dunn moving to release funds withheld over the dispute and Jeup pledging harmony on repairs and mains expansion.
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Indianapolis Water Company
F. A. W. Davis
The
Water Company
Holtzman
Dunn
Jeup
Davis
SUN
Board of Works
Controler
Jeuppala
Keene
Indianapolis Mayor Defends Water Pressure Claims
Mayor Holtzman rejects claims of poor fire pressure in city mains. He asserts all insurance and related complaints have been addressed except ongoing concerns about water main pressure and rate impacts.
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Holtzman
Indianapolis
Rice Used a Knife Case Against Kibridge Rice
In police court the case of Kibridge Rice charged with assault and battery with intent to kill was continued until Oct 12. John Moore of 230 Brightwood Ave was wounded when Rice allegedly slashed his face during a political dispute at supper. Moore bled heavily and could not attend court. Union City Post Gains. State commander Lucas reports Union City G A R post gained members from recent circulars.
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Kibridge Rice
John Moore
Brightwood Ave
Rice
Moore
Itte
Union City
Lucas
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