Jersey City Strike Triggers National Guard Readiness
Jersey City orders the New Jersey National Guard to be ready for strike duty as express wagon helpers strike in all companies. Nine strikebreakers are hospitalized with serious injuries from last night and today. Ruins from a dozen express wagons clutter the streets while police are unable to restore order. In New York City drivers for Adams and Wells Fargo join Jersey City strikers demanding $5 daily, sparking small riots and a forecast of broader union action.
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Jersey City
National Guard of
New Jersey
Sadler
New York
Adams and
Wells Fargo
Princeton and Dartmouth to clash at Polo Grounds tomorrow
New York fans anticipate a season opener at the Polo Grounds with Princeton and Dartmouth meeting after a prior Dartmouth victory. Both teams appear evenly matched, promising strong football and capital play for metropolitan crowds.
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New York
Princeton
Dartmouth
Polo Grounds
Tigers
Iroquois Memorial Hospital Edifice Nears Dedication
In Chicago the Iroquois Memorial hospital is advancing toward its December 30 dedication, the seventh anniversary of the Iroquois Theatre fire. Funds for the building were largely raised by families and friends of the victims.
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Iroquois Hospital
Chicago
Iroquois Memorial Hospital
Iroquois Theatre
Hearst Test For Commercial Vehicles Opens In New York
Under Hearst newspaper auspices a thorough test for commercial vehicles and trucks began in New York with leading American and foreign models taking part. The event continues tomorrow and promises comparative results across brands and specs.
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New York
Hearst Newspapers
Tomor
Eastern Girls Seek Men in Western States for Wives
Eight Brookyn women sent a letter to a local Spokane paper publisher asking to be connected with eligible Western apple growers who seek wives. Names and addresses listed include Marjory Roby Ella Becker 440 19th Street South Brooklyn Bertha Schelper 191 Woodbine Street Brooklyn Lucy Stenger 1348 Putnam Avenue Brooklyn May 6if.
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Spokane
Wash
Brooklyn N. Y
Suburbs
Marjory Roby
Ella Becker
19Th Street
South
Brooklyn
Bertha Schelper
Woodbine Street
Lucy Stenger
Putnam Avenue
Immigrant Queens Letter Seeks Matches for Eight Women
A Brooklyn letter from Julia and Minnie Palagres of 9 Housman Street and 154 Newton Street asks a New York paper to publish their plea. They state eight women seek husbands, offer references, photos, and character recommendations, and express willingness to work in land empire ventures and exchange information.
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Housman Street
Brooklyn
Julia
Minnie Palagres
Newton Street
New York
Inland Empire
Shakespeare Hotel at Stratford Auctioned in England
The Shakespeare hotel at Stratford upon Avon was sold at public auction today. Built in the sixteenth century, it stands as one of the finest Elizabethan architectural specimens in the country.
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London
England
Shakespeare
Stratford-upon- Avon
Ocean steamer opens new sea port in Philadelphia
Hamburg American line launches direct Philadelphia to Europe service with Graf Waldersee Prinz Adelbert and Prinz Oscar set for regular runs. North German Lloyd counters with Chemnitz Cassel. Officials foresee growth in Philadelphia exports imports and third class traffic aided by a 35 foot channel and modern docks. Taft aims to redirect European immigration away from New York to agricultural regions.
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Philadelphia
Graf Walderses
Hamburg
Europe
Hamburg- American Line
Graf Walderaee
Prinz Adelbert
Hamburg-American Company
New York
America
Boston
South Atlantic
Gulf Ports
North German Lloyd Company
North Germany
Chemnitz
Graf Walderseele
Altlantic
Taft
Reliability Run Begins From Chicago To Milwaukee
A long motor truck procession left Chicago today for a reliability run ending in Milwaukee. The event, organized by the Chicago and Milwaukee automobile clubs, promises to be thorough and interesting for this class of automobiles. The trucks will return to Chicago tomorrow morning.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Automobile Clubs
Times destroyed by land not by dynamite
A California Federation of Labor committee concludes the Los Angeles Times blast was caused by gas rather than dynamite. The report criticizes Otis and union charges, notes flames rising, and cites witness testimony and a grand jury probe while Spokane detectives probe potential union links.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles Times
Executive Council
California Federation of Labor
Alexander
General Otis
Organized Labor
Otis
Sehatdlar
EB. Naunold
Kern County
Mulleholland
Los Angeles
Spokane
Mrs Geer Not Victim of Manabos Husband Slaughtered
Seattle dispatches report Mrs Vashi Geer a relative of former Oregon governor escaped. Her husband Earl Geer was killed by Manaboa tribesmen in the Philippines. Telegrams say troops likely saved her as she fled to Seamborgoa.
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Seattle
Vashi Geer
Geer
Oregon
Earl Geer
Philippines
Portland's Count Reduced After Census Review
Portland officials report Special Agent Urban Hester trimmed the city population by 5 000 to 7 000 after rechecking returns. Hester found padding traces and said the city’s population is about 216 000.
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Portland
Urban Hester
Hester
Trade expansion to Latin America eyed at congress
San Antonio announces the Transmississippi Commercial Congress will feature increased trade with Latin America as the top topic. Prominent participants from Mexico and Central and South American nations are expected to attend the event next month.
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San Antonio
Tex
Latin America
Transmississippi Commercial Congress
Mexico
Central
South America
Cum ming laughs at poll predicting Clark GOP nominee
Senator Cum ming of Iowa treats Champ Clark's prediction as a joke. He says it is pleasant to be mentioned in connection with the presidency, in fest or in earnest, during an event in Kansas City on October 28.
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Kansas City
Senator Cumming
Iowa
Champ Clark
Cumming
Meric Team Coupe Race Named By Belmont Park
Belmont Park October 28 American team in the coupe internationale named. Brookins to drive a fifty horsepower Wright racer, Drextel pilots a Bleriot monoplane, Hamilton a 110 horsepower Hamiltonian. Race of 62 1-10 miles tomorrow. French and English entrants named. American hopes centered on Brookins.
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Belmont Park
Brookins
Hamilton
Drextel
Merreant
Hoxey
Mara
Drexter
Lathaman Aubrun
Leblanc
France
Graham-White
Radley
Ogilvie
England
America
Arbor Day Observed Across Philadelphia Students Plant Trees
Philadelphia and the state marked Arbor Day with school children planting thousands of trees. The appeal from State Superintendent Dr Nathan C Schaeffer urged planting to bless future generations and the nation, turning prayers into a visible act of growth.
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Philadelphia
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Nathan C. Schaeffer
Pittsburg Trees Campaign Seeks Shade City Transformation
Pittsburg marks State Arbor Day with a tree planting drive led by the Shade Tree Commission. teachers educate pupils on tree culture while adults and property owners are invited to participate at little cost. plans include planting on private property and improving streetscapes for a greener city.
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Pittsburg
Smoky City
Shade Tree Commission
Abhoo Grounds
Labor Power to Be Fostered by Foundation in Industrial Peace
Washington reports an important meeting of the Foundation for the Promotion of Industrial Peace with jurists educators and manufacturers present. John Mitchell secretary says aims include bylaws promoting peace and a prize for essays on peaceful industrial methods. Leaders urge avoiding unfounded blame for past plant destruction at the Los Angeles Times.
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Washington
Foundation For the Promotion of Industrial Peace
Erticipating
Inc
Mitchell
Diecesslon
Los Angeles Times
Gen. Otis
John Mitchell
Suffragists Open Two Day Campaign In New York
New York begins a two day convention and demonstration ending with a large parade. Speakers include Phillip Snowden and Mrs. Snowden. Mrs. Russel Sage attends as a guest of honor. The parade features a sedan chair beauty queen Miss Inez Multhol land a float theme showing women’s labor and family roles.
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New York
Carnegie Hall
Phillip Snowden
Snowden
Russel Sage
Inez Multholland
Inspector Sent to Prison by Court Amid Fund Exhaustion
Reports indicate the inspector formerly holding a good position faced prison after court actions linked to exhausted funds. Inmates associated with the case remain unnamed as investigations continue.
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B Re
Springfield Police Inspector McCann Confessed Bribes Case Upheld
Springfield reports that Police Inspector McCann, once in charge of the west side station, faced an indefinite one to five year sentence after the supreme court upheld his conviction for levying bribes on inmates at Chicago resorts. His ex action and exhausted funds end hopes of retrial, amid calls that the department be investigated.
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Springfield
McCann
Resorta
Chicago
Supreme Court
State
West Side
Paris Hosts First Horse Meat Banquet In Novel Society
Paris reports horse meat rising in popularity with prices higher than beef. The Board of Health buys about 2,000 pounds weekly for hospitals to feed delicate patients. A new Friends of the Horse Society advocates large scale horse fattening for meat.
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France
Paris
Friends of the Horse
Friends of the Missionary
Paria Board of Health
Friends of the Horse Society
Ellen Terry Rejects Suffragist Label
New York report that actress Ellen Terry might join suffragette ranks was partly confirmed and partly denied. She stated women should vote and that she already enjoyed more rights than she knew how to use, dismissing violent tactics and urging moderation.
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New York
Eilen Terry
United States
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