Pennsylvania orders full Pennsylvania National Guard in coal regions
Gov Stone sends the entire Pennsylvania National Guard division to Luzerne Schuylkill Carbon Lackawanna Susquehanna Northumberland and Columbia counties to quell riots protect workers and guard trains. Major General Miller and officers meet at the executive mansion and plan field deployment within 24 hours to restore public peace.
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Harrisburg
Stone
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Headquarters National Guard
Adjutant General Office
Luzerne
Schuylkill
Carbon
Lackawanna
Susquehanna
Northumberland
Columbia
National Guard
Division National Guard of
Trainig
William A. Stone
Thomas J. Stewart
Gerwig
Miller
Gobin
Schall
Col
Hulings
16Th Regiment
Gen. Wiley
Kansas
Elliott
Richardson
Direct Appeal to Mitchell in Oar Strike Talks
Washington October 6 There was no development of importance in the oar strike situation today. Frank R. Bargent immigration commissioner and longtime head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen had a long interview with President Roosevelt.
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Washington
Frank RB. Bargent
Commission of Immigration
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Roose
MITCHELL NOT Dismayed Leaders Call Union Mass Meetings
Wilkesbarre October 6 President Mitchell asked officers of local unions to convene mass meetings to denounce operator statements about strike region lawlessness. He said Harrisburg reports won’t force men back to work, noting that even all troops in the United States wouldn’t compel a return to work.
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Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
Harrisburg
United States
Mitchell Mum Visit To Labor Chief Stirs Coal Strike News
President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers secretly met labor commissioner Carroll Wright in Philadelphia and returned to Wilkes-Barre undecided and unannounced. He declined to disclose details of the talks, amid rumors of Roosevelt involvement and possible National Guard deployment.
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Philadelphia
Mr. Wright
Wright
Roosevelt
Mitchell
Noone
Harrisburg
National ‘Guard of
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Mitchells Mysterious Visit to Philadelphia
Philadelphia oct 6 president Mitchell of the United Mine Workers made a secretive six hour visit to the city and was unseen between his arrival at 7 28 am and a return at 1 00 pm he later boarded a 2 02 pm train to Wilkesbarre meeting labor commissioner Carroll Wright during the stop attempts to reach Wright failed.
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Philadelphia
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Wilkesbarre
Reading Terminal
Carroll PD. Wright
Wright
Train Questions Roosevelt Link In Coal Region Talks
A derailed, garbled report notes a discussion about meeting a treasury official from a reform administration and Mr Roosevelt. The speaker says they answered queries about the situation in the coal regions, which he claimed remained unchanged.
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Wilkesbarre
Roosevelt
Meets Mitchell To Seek Coal For Manufacturers
Delegates of the National Association of Manufacturers arrive in Buffalo to confer with President Mitchell and district UMW leaders. They aim to find a method to secure enough coal to keep plants running during the miners' strike, with a 10 o'clock meeting scheduled tomorrow.
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Buffalo
National Association of Manufacturers
N. Y
Perry
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Rhode Island Clergy Press for End to Coal Strike
Providence ministers meeting adopted resolutions urging President to pursue a speedy settlement of the coal strike and requesting Governor Stone of Pennsylvania to work toward reconciliation. The statements represent over 9500 church members statewide and stress public welfare amid industrial disruption.
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Providence
Congregational
Cor ‘Tional
Rhode Island
United States
Guv. Stone
Pennsylvania
Troops Probing Lehigh Coal Mine Clash In Mount Carmel
Mount Carmel Pa Oct 6 a Fourth Infantry patrol found three men armed with shotguns hiding near the engine house they were captured one claimed they hunted birds and were released later. A midnight rock attack on the soldiers camp led to firing from sentries no injuries reported Col ONeill says troops shot to kill to avoid being made targets of no new mine opened and no non unionist attacked by strikers
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Mount Carmel
Fourth Infantry
Lehigh Coal Company
Righter
Col. O'Neill
Collision in harbor between barge and schooner
Vineyard Haven reports a night collision between the barge Charles K. Nichols and the schooner Addie and Eva Hooper after a southeast gale. The Hooper suffered damaged tie plates and minor damage, while the Nichols remained unhurt and will proceed toward New York. Hooper will be towed to Philadelphia area destination of Saco.
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Vineyard Haven
Charles K. Nichols
Addie
Eva Hooper
Nichols
Asher
Hudson
Hooper
New York
Bath
Philiadelphia
Saco
New York Mayor Declines to Send Delegates to Detroit Coal Conference
Mayor Low telegrammed Detroit Mayor Maybury to decline delegates to the coal strike conference in Detroit. He cited the failure of the President's mediation efforts and the vagueness of Maybury's programme as the reasons for not sending representatives.
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New York
Low
Maybury
Detroit
Quigley Charged With Murder In Pawtucket Saloon
Charles J. Quigley, charged with murder for fatally wounding Abraham Carmac in a saloon near the Pawtucket city limits, was arraigned before Judge Shove. He pleaded not guilty, waived examination, and was held without bail for the December grand jury. Representative James H. Higgins of Pawtucket is his counsel.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Charles J. Quigley
Abraham Carmac
Brothers Doherty Triumph In European Doubles Final
London report states the final of the covered court lawn tennis European doubles championship, delayed by fading light, ended with Brothers Doherty beating G. W. Hillyard and O. H. L. Cascalet 3-6 5-7 10-8 6-3 9-7 after five sets.
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London
Europe
Doherty
G. W. Hillyard
O. H. L. Cascalet
Return to work at Rogers Locomotive Works
Patterson New Jersey Oct 6 employees who objected to Saturday afternoon shifts held a meeting and decided to return to work tomorrow About 300 men are at work today and 1500 are out
Bargain on Cast Iron Sheeting Remnants at Pollard Co
Five bales of long remnants of 40 inch unbleached cast iron sheeting offered at 61 1 2 cents a yard. Remnants vary from 2 1 2 to 15 yards, suitable for sheets and pillow cases. Basement cotton counter at A G Pollard and Co.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
Dean's Ointment Cures Itching Leg Sore Says Lenhert
A Bowling Green reader testifies that a running itching sore on the leg caused tortures until using Deans Ointment. The product reportedly relieved burning and itching and effected a permanent cure.
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Dean
C. W. Lenhert
Bowling Green
Free distribution of Mi o na coupon offer at Ellingwood Co
The Mi o na dyspepsia cure is being distributed free through Ellingwood & Co. Readers can obtain samples by presenting the coupon at their drugstore. The notice promotes the popular remedy and its sampling program.
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Ellingwood & Co
Two days free Mi-o-na treatment coupon offer
A coupon entitles the holder to two days of Mi-o-na treatment at Ellingwood & Co. The ad touts Mi-o-na as a fast acting dyspepsia cure with a money back guarantee if it fails to deliver on claims. Boxes cost 50 cents and samples are limited.
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Lowell
Ellingwood & Co
Nternally
Drugists
Expres
Winchester Pile Cure CO
Medford
Mass
Falls & Burkinshaw
Middlesex Street
National Irrigation Congress Opens in Colorado Springs
President Walsh speaks on the Humanitarian Aspect of National Irrigation as the tenth congress begins in Colorado Springs with Roosevelt's congratulatory message read. He lauds Congress for enabling land sale proceeds to fund irrigation and cites Utah valley settlement as an example of individual farm independence.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Tenth
National Irrigation Congress
Congress
Roosevelt
Thomas F. Walsh
Walsh
Arid
Utah
United States
Gaston Addresses Cigar Makers on Trusts Policy
Col William A Gaston Democratic candidate for Governor spoke on The Trusts to Paine Memorial Hall union members in Boston on Oct 6. He argued trusts are unions of many enterprises under one control and criticized federal plans, urging removal of government favors and a practical approach to curb monopolies.
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Boston
William A. Gaston
Cigar Makers’ Union
Paine Memorial Hall
Washington Coal Strike Talks With Sargent Underway
Washington October 6 Commissioner General of Immigration Sargent met with the President in a long conference about the coal strike. He will likely support a plan to end the strike by miners returning to work with a presidential pledge to urge Congress to examine and address the miners grievances and to urge Pennsylvania's legislature to do likewise.
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Washington
Sargent
Congress
Stone
Pennsylvania
Cleveland Invaded by Boston Artillery Company Party
Three hundred members of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston arrived in Cleveland, Ohio, from Buffalo for their annual outing. Troop A, the Cleveland Grays, and local citizens met them at the landing and escorted them to the Hollenden hotel. A parade through business streets is planned this afternoon, followed by a reception at the Grays armory tonight.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of
Boston
Buffalo
Cleveland Grays
Hollenden Hotel
Grays
Troop A
Grays’ Armory
Army maneuvers at Fort Riley attack and defense drill
In calm weather at Fort Riley Kansas on October 6 Army maneuvers resumed with a blue force attacking a brown force northeast of St Marys. Blues rely on the Union Pacific for supplies and contend a reverse disrupted their line of direct communication with Fort Riley. A Capt C B Baker prepared a paper for officers on the Quartermaster's Scope and Dates at Camp Roovor.
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Fort Riley
Kas
St. Mary’s
Union Pacific Railroad
St. Mary's
National Guard
Quartermaster’s Department
C. B. Baker
Camp Rovoor
Gates Ajar. Americans fined for speeding in England
Gen Corbin, Gen Young and John W Gates were stopped twice in two days for exceeding twelve miles per hour in a borrowed new car lent by Sir Thomas Lipton. Police records name and addresses of all occupants. no defense will be made as the authorities hold sway over the speed limit and stop watches.
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London
Corbin
Gen. Young
John W. Gates
Thomas Lipton
Gates
Windsor
Mr. Gates
Gen. Corbin
Brighton
Lady Henry Somerset Arrives for WCTU Convention
Lady Henry Somerset president of the World's Women's Christian Temperance Union landed in New York aboard the Minneapolis. She will attend the upcoming WCTU convention and, with American aid, study efforts to reclaim inebriates, noting progress in England and promising to learn American methods.
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New York
Henry Somerset
World’s Women's Christian Temperance Union
Minneapolis
Women's Christian Temperance Union
England
Blue Creek Miners Face Union Assessment Dilemma
Birmingham reports nine hundred miners from the Tennessee Iron and Railway at Blockton struck today. Meanwhile around eight hundred Blue Creek miners hold a meeting to decide whether to pay the assessment for anthracite strikers, contending many oppose the levy and favor continuing work.
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Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Iron and Railway Company
Blockton
Miners’ Union
Blue Creek
Training ship Adams to cruise with 175 naval apprentices
The training ship Adams will sail on an extended cruise with 175 naval apprentices aboard. On the voyage the vessel will visit Wake Island to observe conditions there, a scarcely explored U S possession located two thirds of the way from Honolulu to Guam and east of the 180th meridian.
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San Francisco
Adams
Wake Island
Honolulu
Guam
United States
Ely Cream Balm Proves Cure for Catarrh
Messages from Marcus G Shantz and Mrs Franklin Freeman praise Ely Cream Balm for curing catarrh and restoring taste and smell. Shantz notes safe, surprising relief after one use. Freeman reports first application gave relief. Balm sold by druggists for 40 cents or mailed from Ely Brothers New York. Also Burdeck Blood Bitters touted to strengthen the stomach and prevent indigestion.
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Ely
Marcus G. Shantz
Rahway
Franklin Freeman
Dover
N. H
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
N. Y
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Col. Gaston
Commissioner of Immigration
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Corbin and
Young
Lady Henry
Burdeck
Hayes
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. F. Hayes
Dudley St
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Winchester
Bowler Bros
Worcester
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