Miners Accept Arbitration Plan End Strike in Wilkesbarre
The miners convention in Wilkesbarre Pa voted viva voce to accept President Roosevelt’s arbitration plan and to return to work on Thursday. John Mitchell led a tense meeting praising the proposal while delegates debated guarantees for those securing work and the strike was officially called off. Roosevelt ordered the arbitration commission to meet in Washington Friday and findings are expected within a month.
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United States of America
Wilkesbarre
Itan
Washington
Sie
Pennsylvania
Jobn Mitchell
Oresideot
United Mine Workers of America
Joho H. Wilson
E. W. Parker
George Gray
E. E L. Clark
Thomas H. Watkins
J. L. Spaldigg
Carcell D. Weight
Ambracite
John Mitchell
W. H. Wilson
Miovra
Mitchell
Committee of Tasolutions
Arbitration Commission
Dalagato
Hazalton
John Marckle
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Wyoming Valley
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Thigane
Reas
Panther Creek Valley
Howard
Wilson
Ebay
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Delegatts
Wilkesbarra
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J. J. Curran
Wikesbarre
Mine Workers Convention
Jobo Mitchell
Roosevelt
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Strike Arbitration Commission
Missionary conference opens in Philadelphia with nearly 400 delegates
The Protestant Episcopal missionary council convenes at St James Church in Philadelphia on Oct 21 with about 400 delegates, including 40 bishops. Notable bishops Atwill and Tutile of Missouri, Brooke of Oklahoma, and Millapaugh of Kansas attend along with other church leaders.
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Tutile
Missouri
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Oklahoma
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Kansas
Washington Indiana church set for remote sermons network
The Washington Indiana church system announces teephonic connections enabling sermons to be heard at parks and other sites. On a Sunday an estimated 16,000 people attended across locations as Rev Walter B. Calley of Boston spoke as a general secretary of a national church department.
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Renton
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Pert Personalities Mentioned in Odd Transcript
A garbled Detroit Free Press fragment cites unnamed figures and stray phrases about talks in Washington and Omaha News. It mentions Mr Carnegie and Mr Bebword in a jumbled critique of young men’s perseverance and the era’s talent claims.
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Carneie
Bebwrd
Detroit Free Press
Railway Ties and Railway Facts From Europe
Nearly 29 percent of Germany's railways are owned by the government. The French system continues with 141 piles driving 101. The New York Central Railroad unveils a new system for tunnels to improve safety. Inquiries at 822 Alabama Street. Lost a black blouse jacket on Tuesday morning. Reward offered.
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France
New York Central Railroad
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Royal robes and foreign royals headlined at assignations
Royal visitors include King Leopold set to visit the St. Louis exposition becoming the first European monarch on American soil. Queen Mariq Pin of Portugal orders a twelve horsepower car for tours. Princess Victoria of King Edward’s line may end as a spinster. Saxon king known for military tastes. former Twelfth army corps commander. Chinese empress dowager to establish a girls school in Peking with ten princess daughters tutored in English to aid interpreters for foreign minister wives.
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Curtain Calls and Theatre Moves Across the Scene
Wilson Barrett planned a play by his son Arthur Barrett Lester Lonergan battles Vehe Melville-Baldwin stock company in New Orleans. Theodore Kremer prepares The Triumph of an Empress. Mrs. Robert Osborn hires Burr McIntosh for a key role. Lew Dookstader to lead a 100 performer troupe next year under Klaw & Erlanger. Afeury Miller to play Melvin in a Croamyellian period drama. George Arliss There and Back to be staged in the United States by an American cast. Hawtrey staged it in London last season. Mrs John Wool to play a circus strongwoman in Drury Lane melodrama, aged and training parrots.
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London
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Drurr Lane
State Lines and Legal Shifts Across States
Real estate values in New York are revised by the board of equalization showing a $5,160 figure. Georgia fruit growers argue peach crops yield more income for producers than cotton. Minnesota lacks a modern inheritance law. Judge Bunn rules 1901 law unconstitutional, while other courts deem 1897 and 1902 provisions irreparable, leaving no inheritance law.
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Fowls care and rail news mingle in curios 19th century notes
The piece discusses fowl husbandry with tips on feeding breeding birds and geese, then shifts to a collage of items: Chicago and Northwestern rail line aims to medicalize welfare in wrecks, Benor Silvera as Spain's new prime minister pledges reforms, Mont Pelee’s impact on Martinique, Lundites and coal costs, Putty Sever and Yoie Indy in South America, Hobson and the Rearsarge, and a Kansas City Star purchase of ground for white paper used in its own publication.
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Local City Officials Named in Incomplete List
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Markets and cattle prices from Kansas City and Detroit rail line
Markets report shows wheat receipts, corn, oats and livestock prices from Kansas City and Detroit lines. Cattle with native stockers and feeders, bulls and calves prices listed. hogs and muttons noted with weight and price ranges. railway passenger service advertised with details on trains and accommodations.
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