President Roosevelt seeks end to coal strike with talks
President Roosevelt plans a meeting between anthracite mine owners and United Mine Workers leader John Mitchell to seek a temporary settlement for the public good. White House notes show cabinet deliberations concluded no federal intervention is possible and urge Mitchell to attend Friday's Washington meeting.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Te Hawgers
United Stactes
Mitchell
Root
Shaw and Moody
Knox
Payne
White House
George F. Baer
Reading Railway System
Philadelphia
W. H. Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
New York
E. B. Thomas
Erie Railroad Company
Thomas P. Fowler
New York, Ontario & Western Railway Company
R. M. Olyphant
Delaware & Hudson Company
John Markle
West Thirty-fourth Street
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Hoag Wins Seat on Governor's Council in 3rd District
E R Hoag of Chelsea was nominated for the Governor's Council from the 3rd district at a Republican convention in Wesleyan Hall. On the second ballot he received 89 of 174 votes, just enough for victory over J Howell Crosby of Arlington and Harvey N May of Natick. Continuous efforts followed including Crosby's unanimous nomination motion.
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Boston
E. R. Hoag
Chelsea
Wesleyan Hell
J. Howell Crosby
Arlington
Harvey N. May
Natick
Hoag
Warren W. Rawson
Crosby
E. P Heag
Willard Howland
May
Charles Quirrell
Winship
Dougherty Knocked Out In Fourth Round By Feltse
Savannah Georgia October 1 Danny Dougherty loses in the fourth round of a 20 round boxing match to Tommy Feltse in Savannah.
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Savannah
Danny Dougherty
Tommy Feltse
Castro's Case in Venezuela Near Tocuyito
Willemstad Oct 1 President Castro with 6000 troops reached San Juan de los Moros near Villa de Cura seeking Mendoza. He found 1500 local guerillas who were routed. Mendoza and Matos force junction expected. Caracas markets rise on believed Matos victory. Barquisimeto suffers 45 days without provisions amid yellow fever and typhus cases.
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Willemstad
Curacoa
Castro
Venezuela
Valencia
Tocuyito
Mendoza
San Juan de Los Moros
Villa de Cura
San Sebastian
Matos
Caracas
Barquisimeto
Tucacas
Fisher Betts Case Heads To Jury In Mail Fraud
Boston October 1 The trial of Frederick E Betts and John M Fisher accused of using the mails to defraud will go to the jury on Friday. The case has run seven days with Fisher having pleaded guilty and testified for the government.
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Boston
Frederick E. Betts
John M. Fisher
United States
Fisher
Amoskeag prospers at annual meeting in Manchester
Amoskeag Manufacturing company held its annual meeting in Manchester New Hampshire. Mr Herman F Straw was unanimously elected or approved in the session according to the readable portion of the report.
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Manchester, N. H
The
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Herman F. Straw
Re-elected officials and firm profits reported
Re-elected clerk and board members include Jefferson Coolidge George A Gard ner Geo Dexter Charles W Amer ick George Von L Meyer Henry Dis Sears J Lewis Stackpole and George Wigglesworth of Boston and C Byron Chandler of Manchester. Treasurer Charles W Amory reported improvements funded by profits from the past two years, with surplus maintained and quick capital rising by 150000. The year’s manufacture totaled 115,594,045 yards of cloth and 1,611,684 bags, cost of manufacture 34,248,625.88, profit 485,601.42. Quick capital as of June 30 stood at 3,717 53.
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Board of ‘Directors
Jefferson Coolidge
George A. Gardner
Geo. Dexter
Charles W. Americk
George von L. Meyer
Henry Dis ‘Sears
J. Lewis Stackpole
George Wigglesworth
Boston
C. Byron ‘Chandler
Manchester
Chas.w. Amory
Bankruptcy proceedings against Gladding Co
Notices posted by assignees in Providence reveal a bankruptcy petition filed in U S court by New York creditors for Gladding Co a large dry goods house. Liabilities are about 200000 dollars and a planned sale of stock and fixtures was halted.
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Providence
R. I
Gladding Company
United States
New York
Sumner J. Chadbourne Dies After 50 Years in Office
Augusta Maine October 1 Hon Sumner J Chadbourne deputy secretary of state dies at 72 after five decades in public service. He shaped Maine politics through the State House war and served from 1858 in the Legislature to 1876 as secretary of state then three terms more. Born in Dixmont Maine.
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Augusta
Sumner J. Chadbourne
Chabourne
Maine
Dixmont
Deserters Sentenced for Coast Artillery Desertion
Adelbert Sisson of Newport Rhode Island and Arthur L. Dowe of Salem Massachusetts privates in the coast artillery were sentenced to two years imprisonment at hard labor for desertion from Fort Terry.
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New York
Adelbert Sisson
Newport
R.L
Arthur L. Dowe
Salem
Mass
Coast Artillery
Fort Terry
Vanderlip Gets Seven to Eight Years In Embezzlement Case
Williard C. Vanderlip, arraigned in the superior criminal court, pled guilty to embezzling 65000 from the Lowell estate where he was trustee and received a sentence of seven to eight years in state prison. His wife and two daughters cried in court as Judge Aiken announced the term.
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Boston
Williard C. Vanderlip
Superior Criminal Court
Lowell
Aiken
Vanderlip
Henry F. Coe
Bowker Fertilizer Company
Old Offender Arrested In Lowell Larceny Case
James Devitt a 25 year old Lowell man stationed on the training ship Wabash left 48 hour leave and confessed to stealing a gold watch and chain from Beatrice Hoyt after a police interview. The watch and chain were found at the house. money was also taken from Miss Alice Teague. Devitt was booked on larceny charges and held for arraignment. He has prior trouble and is described as a chronic public disturbance offender.
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James Devitt
Lowell
Charlestown
Wabash
Ken
Lakeview Avenue
Beatrice Hoyt
Inspector Walsh
Devitt
Bureau of Information
Capt
Capt. Kew
Macin Moros Retreat After Skirmishes Near Forts
Manila reports Macin Moros offered slight resistance to Captain Pershing’s column of the 15th Cavalry. After clashes Monday and Tuesday Moros retreated into six lakeside forts. Pershing readies to assault the forts if no peace ensues. Twenty Moros killed, many wounded. no American casualties. General Sumner’s letter to the Maccin sultans delivered.
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Manila
Mindanao
J. J. Pershiping
15Th Cavalry
Macin
Camp Vicars
Pershing
Gen
Sumner
Electric street line announced for Concord Dover Rochester
Concord New Hampshire October 1. It is announced here tonight that the long talked of railroad between Concord Dover and Rochester will be constructed at once as an electric street railway by the syndicate represented by Wallace D Lovell.
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Concord
N. H
Dover
Rochester
Wallace D. Lovell
Port De Paix Not Under A Blockade
Washington dispatch reports U S Minister Howell in Port Au Prince says Haiti provisional government blockade decree of Sept 18 does not apply to Port De Paix. American fruit company interests feared threatened at that port.
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Washington
State Department
U. S
Howell
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Port de Paix
Pelham Sing to Return With Electric Transit
Pelham will host this year’s Pelham sing on its native heath with an electric line transporting singers via Moody street. Conductor A D Greeley will lead a chorus of about a hundred voices, premier soloists, and the American orchestra. Dinner at the town house after morning rehearsal, with the performance in the church in the afternoon on Thursday October 16.
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Moody Street
A. D. Greeley
Pelham
September local work report shows shelter, meals, and donations
The report records 654 men sheltered for September with receipts of 65.40 for lodging 9.60 for meals and 4.00 for tickets. Donations total 6.00 to Chelmsford Street Free Baptist and support to Mt. Vernon Street Free Baptist. Expenditures 80.64, balance 6.26. I D Gleason Brevet Captain urges reading materials and clothing donations and notes the free employment office remains open.
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Chelmsford Street
Free Baptist
CHP
the Star Bible Diss
Mt. Vernon Street
Chupch
I. D. Gleason
Shattuck Street
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Gladding CO
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Chris. Holmes’ Specialty Store
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Doe
U.S
Lovell Syndicate
Elgin
Porto Rico
TRAS
Formosa
Kennedy
Amer
Sala
New
Santa Clara
Hebron
Nierwimaci
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New England Conservatory of Music
Ivers & Pond
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New England Conservatory
Merrimack St
Winchester
Val
Chrons
Dragegista
Express
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Medford
WALLS
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Pelham Sing
Courier-Citizen CO
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