Coal conference ends as miners and operators fail to agree
Washington October 3 The coal conference at the White House ends without a settlement after six hours of talks. Miners backed arbitration while operators refuse and demand Federal troops and court action. Mitchell of the miners and several operators speak as the parties return to their locales. The strike continues with no concessions expected.
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Washington
White House
Miners’ Labor Organization
Court of Common Pleas
District of Pennsylvania
Baer
Mitchell
Miners’ Union
Mr. Thomas
Markle
Truesdale
Wilcox
Fowler
Courts of Common Leas
Mr. Mitchell
Official Report Of The Conference At The White House
Washington October third. The coal conference opened at eleven with operators and miners presented to the President. Attendees included Baer of Reading, Truesdale of Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, Thomas of Erie, Fowler of N Y Ontario and Western, Wilcox of Delaware and Hudson, Markle for Independent operators, Mitchell and Duffy Fahy Nicholls and others from United Mine Workers. The President opened with thanks and prepared a careful statement of his position and intentions.
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Washington
White House
George F. Baer
Readin Railway
W. H. Truesdale
Presiden
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
E. B. Thomas
Erie Railroad Company
Thomas P. Fowler
N. Y. Ontario and Western Railroad
Johann Hoff's Extract Endorsed By Doctors worldwide
Rev Dr Parkhurst and Dr Littell praise Johann Hoff's Extract as a faithful nutritive tonic and tissue builder. The remedy, used since 1847, is touted to strengthen nerves, build blood and flesh, aid women, and prevent illness when taken with meals. Sole agents Eisner and Mendelson Co., New York warn against imitations.
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Parkhurst
New York
Johann Hoff
C. H. Parkhurst
J. V. Littell
Lafayette
Ind
Walter W. Naylor
South Tenth Street
Philadelphia
Eisner & Mendelson CO
Mining crisis reaches nation as coal strike discussed
The three affected groups operators miners and the general public face a looming winter fuel famine. President urges immediate resumption of coal mine operations and urges parties to set aside claims for the public good while a tribunal possibility is discussed. George F Baer of Reading railroad responds and a 3 pm meeting is planned to decide next steps.
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Mitchell
French Opera Glasses Arrive at New England Optical
The New England Optical Co at 232 Merrimack street displays a fall import of French opera glasses. Most are Lemaire made, with 31 styles offered from $3.00 to $24.00. Local manager Mr. McEvoy says the glasses offer exceptional value and that buying in large quantities allows cheaper prices than before.
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New England Optical Co
Merrimack Street
Lemaire
McEvoy
Unusual geyser activity at Wai manga in New Zealand
Unusual activity is observed in the hot springs region of North Island New Zealand where the great geyser Wai manga is ejecting boiling water to a height of 900 feet drawing attention from locals and scientists.
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North Island
New Zealand
Pedlar Placed in Hospital After Pelham Car Collision
Edmund O. Knox a 55 year old peddler of extracts was struck by an electric Pelham car near Moody street. His horse backed onto the track scattering bottles. He sustained internal injuries and a possible spinal strain but is reported not seriously hurt. He was taken to St Johns hospital for treatment.
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Edmund O. Knox
Pond Street
Upper Moody Street
Pelham
Mr. Knox
Knox
St. John’s Hospital
Peninsula
M. Grevy
M. le President
Frank Lockwood
Sir Frank
London
Witty Retorts Across Historic Debates and Figures
A collection of repartee from Chas Burleigh John Bright the Abbe de Voisenon the Iron Duke and M Grevy with Sir Frank Lockwood and a youthful MP. Quotes show quick deflection of hecklers and sharp turns of phrase in vivid 19th century style. Strong names and moments underscore political theater and clever wit.
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Chas. Burleigh
John Bright
Mr. Bright
Samson
de Voisenon
Conde
Duke of Wellington
Wellington
Louis Philippe
For Rent Corner Store and Tenements Near Northern Depot
TO RENT A Corner Store for meat and groceries with a refrigerator. Just off Westford street pleasant 3 room tenements in good repair near Northern Depot. Choice large sunny rooms $11.00. other option $7.00. T H ELLIOTT 34 Central St Tel 908-2.
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Westford Street
T. H. Elliott
Central St
Quaker Hose Seconds Arrival at Pollard Co
Another lot received of men's Quaker hose advertised as extra good quality seamless hose in fast colors. Seconds priced to sell at 9c per pair or three pairs for 26c. Lot features extra heavy fall weights in black and brown, all sizes. Basement bargain department. A. G. Pollard & Co.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
Engraved Stationery and Invitations Offered by Courier-Citizen Co
We advertise fine engraved work including calling cards wedding invitations and announcements at home cards and more. Engraving in any style on best stock with prices consistent with high grade work. Samples available by calling at Merrimack Street Courier Citizen Co.
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Courier- Citizen Co
Merrimack Street
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Mr. Baer
Reading Railroad
The
United States
Pollard & CO
DEPT
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Ecru
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Middle Streets
A. C. Weston
Stickney & Smith’s
Lowell
Heston
Tremont Street
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Prescott St
Lightening
Mason
G. G. Read
Wm. Nichols & Co
Derby & Morse
Middle Street
Arthur A. Harmon
Broadway
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