Baer’s New York Coal Strike Talks Spark Mystery
President Baer of the Philadelphia and Reading was seen in New York for talks with J. P. Morgan on the coal strike. His movements from Reading to Jersey City and back remain uncertain, fueling speculation on outcomes. He returned to Reading and gave no public statement.
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New York
Baer
Philadelphia
Reading
J. P. Morgan
Jersey City
The
Philadelphia_and Reading railway
Mutiny Plot Aboard Dos Hermanos Aimed at Officers
A San Herald despatch from Manila reports a planned mutiny aboard the Dos Hermanos. The plot allegedly sought to kill officers, steal $15,000, and wreck the vessel during a cruise among southern islands. The details follow after the transport Sherman departed Manila.
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New York
Dos Hermanos
Sherman
Manila
San
O Sullivan Brothers Op City Hall Missing Pets Bids
Fragmented ad item notes missing fox terrier with leash and collar near Davie Street and city hall. Also mentions a pocketbook with money and a possible lost cat with white paws. Includes rental notices for rooms and cottages and inquiries to A L Russell at 407 Street.
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Carrie M. Heath
Rewa
Lowell
Davie Atreet
G. Waa
Gt. Peter
Mutiny on the Dos Hermanos At Virac Harbor
The steamer Dos Hermanos anchored near Virac harbor when about 30 crew armed with knives and clubs surged the cabin demanding money. Officers and passengers fought back. several mutineers were killed and 34 mutineers were arrested on charges of mutiny and piracy. Authorities suspect plans to kill officers, seize $15,000, wreck the ship, and fake losses.
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O Tners
Missing Franklin court man found near canal edge
John Collins of Franklin court was last seen sleeping on grass near the Middlesex street canal. His coat and hat were found on the canal bank this morning, with a card showing his name and painters union membership. Police were notified, no developments yet.
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John Collins
Franklin Court
Middlesex Place
Middlesex Street
Louis Beauregard
Davis & Sargent
Beauregard
Canal
Tranklin Court
Painters’ Union
Vandals Target Swan Building Tenants
Sunday night vandals damaged the Swan building by disfiguring hallways and moving items from their places. Ezra Maneur reports his second floor sign moved to the fifth floor, causing annoyance. Mr. Swan seeks clues and warns legal fines may fail to deter, with stronger action possible.
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Swan
Ezra Maneur
Mr. Swan
Molineux Trial Begins After Delays in New York Court
In New York on October 13, the second trial of Roland B. Molineux accused of murdering Mrs Katherine J Adame on December 4, 1808 opened in the criminal branch of the supreme court. Justice John Lambart of Fredonia presided as defense counsel objected to a motion for a special jury panel.
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New York
Roland B. Molineux
Mra
Katherine J. Adame
Supreme Court
John Lambart
Fredonia
Molineux
No Desertions Noted As Coal Strike Efforts Continue
Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania October 13 reports show coal interests pressuring workers to return under troop protection. Early saliva indicates few additional miners reported to work and strike headquarters claim no desertions today. President Mitchell offered no new information amid unconfirmed settlement rumors. Pottsville and Hazleton sectors report limited shipments and guarded operations with minimal strike disruption.
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Mitchell
Potteville
Brookside
Good Spring
Kalmia
Philadelphia and Reading Co
Hazleton
Pardee & Sons & Co
Lattimer
Death by own action tied to Lowell hotel gas death
Philip Landry, a Canadian wood chopper, was found dead in room 13 at the St. Lawrence hotel Lowell from asphyxiation. Gas was on full, room sealed, and investigators say death by own action is likely though motive is unclear. A Merrimack River Savings bank book for $600 and $44.15 cash were found, with no address. Landry claimed no home and sought work. bank records imply Canada origin and Wisconsin ties. Medical Examiner notified.
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Philip Landry
Canada
St. Lawrence
Landry
Merrimack River Savings Bank
St. Lawrence Hotel
Middlesex Street
Margaret Leblanc
Arthur Brothers
Albert
Banka
Lowell
Walsh
J. F. Sullivan
Fon du Lac
Wisconsin
Irish
Police Court Roundup in Monday Grand Jury Session
Judge Pickman disposes cases in the regular Monday routine. Moriarty jailed six months for larceny, then held for grand jury. Fitzgerald loses a five dollar bill. Moriarty faces larceny from the person. Various defendants receive suncey fines, suspended sentences, or brief jail terms.
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John J. Moriarty
John Fitzgerald
Adams Street
Fitzgerald
Fitz
Middlesex Street
John
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Pickman
Suncey
Charles J. Stevens
Narcisse Morin
William Burnette
John Crotty
John Melias
John M. Knowles
Kate Garity
Kate Corner
Michael Cleary
Mary Gannon
James O'Neil
James Crowley
Catherine Beaver
Joseph A. Redoux
John F. Murphy
Dave Riddell
John Trainor
State Farm
John E. Archambault
Judge Pickman
John T. Waters
Henry J. O'Neil
Louis Angel
Such a Little One
Doctors at Bellevue and New York Post Graduate hospitals placed the smallest living child in an incubator. The baby, weighing one pound seven ounces, was carried in a paper bag by John Clark the carpenter whose wife was too ill to care for it. The infant was moved to the Post Graduate hospital for care.
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New York
Bellevue
Post Graduate Hospitals
John Clark
Post Graduate Hospital
In Cold Blood Shocks Rockville Centre as Man Kills Two
Evangelo Derigo, 19, shot and killed Alphonse Salgrone and fatally wounded Carmelo Salgrone in Rockville Centre with no apparent motive. Derigo fled, fired on fleeing men, and was arrested at Baldwin's after being pursued through town. Several others wounded as chaos followed.
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Derigo
Carmeto Saigrone
Hirate
Baldwin's
New York
Oct
Evangelo Derigo
Hav
Alphonse Salgrone
Carmelo Salgrone
Joseph Birute
Rockville Centre
Nicholson Promoted To Appointment Division Chief
Washington October 13 Acting Postmaster General Wynne appointed William S Nicholson of Philadelphia as chief of the appointment division of the post office department. Nicholson has served in the postal service 23 years.
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Wynne
William 8. Nicholson
Philadelphia
Post Office Department
Nicholson
Postal Service
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Chas. Putter
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Alphonse Sal
Rockville Center
the Merrimack
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Perrie Feres
Paris
Fownes Pros
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