Coal strike ends as mines prepare for restart
Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania October 22 Rapid progress seen toward general coal mine resumption in the anthracite region. Official suspension ends at 7 am tomorrow but output this week will be light and not reach 25 percent of normal until next week. Many mines not yet ready for weeks or months. Workers seek old jobs. engineers and pumpmen many affected. Thousands apply for work while celebrations mark end of strike. Mitchell prepares miners case for arbitration committee with assistants.
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Wilkesbarre
Wyoming Valley
Mitchell
Dynamiters Strike Berlin House in Clinton Fire
In Clinton last night an explosion damaged the Berlin house owned by John Draper. Draper and his wife were nearby with only a few guests in residence. none were injured and Draper extinguished the blaze. Police notified. Draper suspects a culprit from a second similar attempt in three months. Estimated damage reaches two to three hundred dollars.
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Clinton
Berlin House
John Draper J
Draper
Imperialism Dead at Hands of Truth Rally Speech
Cincinnati, Oct 22 A Republican rally featured Senators Beveridge Foraker and Hanna. Beveridge labeled the opposition’s issues abandoned and said imperialism is dead at the hand of truth, praising McKinley’s policies and noting the trust and tariff debates as exhausted in the campaign.
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Cincinnati
Beveridge
Foraker
Hanna
Wm. McKinley
Pacific
Prussian Visitors Tour World’s Fair Grounds
Wilhelm von Polonso of Dresden and Friederich von Schwerin of Thorn in West Prussia visited the exposition grounds. The executive committee approved sculpture chief Huckstuhl’s plans for sculptured buildings and confirmed his appointment.
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St. Louis
Wilhelm von Polonso
Dresden
Friederich von Schwerin
Thorn
West Prussia
Huckstuhl
Men in Shenandoah refuse to sign work contracts
In Shenandoah Pa Oct 22 workers at Mill Creek Coal Vulcan colliery were told to report to the company store and sign a contract before being reinstated. Some signed while many refused and went home. Supt Jones said the contract simply pledges not to interfere with nonunion men or current workers. Several will not sign.
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Shenandoah
Mill Creek Coal Company
Vulcan
Supt. Jones
Hazelton
Associated Press
Indiana Ridge colliery resumes operations in Shenandoah
Pottsville Pennsylvania October 22 miners pump runners engineers and related workers have returned to their posts and are readying the collieries for resumed mining. The Indian Ridge colliery at Shenandoah reopened today.
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Pottsville
Indian Ridge
Shenandoah
President reports full attendance for coal strike arbitration panel session
Washington reports all members of the coal strike arbitration commission have accepted and will attend the preliminary session scheduled for Friday morning. Each member indicated willingness to be present at the opening proceedings.
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Washington
Coal Strike Arbitration Commission
Boylston Street
Boston
Governors Welcome Exposition Sites for State Exhibits
The three renowned sculptors chosen to aid Mr. Huckstuhl in planning joined early. Letters from Gov. Wells of Utah Gov. Montagu of Virginia Gov. Kimball of Rhode Island Gov. Toole of Montana and Gov. Brodie of Arizona thank exposition officials for state site allocations and pledge splendid exhibits.
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Huckstuhl
Gov
Wells
Utah
Montagu
Virginia
Kimball
Rhode Island
Toole
Montana
Brodie
Arizona
U S Treasurer's Report Shows Foreign Bond Holdings Tiny
Washington report details Lyons analysis of 782,924,330 in U S bonds. Foreign holders total 16,022,850 with 12,578,000 via insurers on deposit for policyholders protection. Individual foreign holdings 3,444,850. Bonds issued 117,240,530. cancelled 174,881,270. Vault total 1,254,219,340. Paper destroyed 367,179,978.
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Washington
Judson W. Lyons
Register of the Treasury
United States
Insurance and Trust Companies
Chicago Disaster Claiming Four Identified Victims
Four of the five bodies recovered from the Glucose Sugar Refining Company plant fire have been identified as Otto Trapp Edward Steinke Andrew Weselka and Joseph Barry. Firemen report several more bodies likely buried in the ruins but heat prevents further searches today.
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Chicago
Glucose Sugar Refining Company
Otto Trapp
Edward Steinke
Andrew Weselka
Joseph Barry
Found Dead in Woods in Pearl District
Herbert W. Andrews, a suburban Fitchburg farmer missing for four weeks, was found dead in the Pearl district woods by two gunners. He had suffered a mental disorder before his disappearance, and authorities suspect exposure after becoming lost in the woods.
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Fitchburg
Herbert W. Andrews
Pearl District
Andrews
Conway Transfer Company wagon service advertisement
Businessmen can use our system placing wagons for them with or without drivers. We supply horse and wagon, paint and letter the wagon with the business name, and keep everything in shape. You run no risk and save trouble. Tel. 77-303.
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Businss
Cleveland attends New York Democratic meeting in ten year gap
Former President Grover Cleveland declines to attend Tammany Hall gathering due to prior engagement but sends a letter praising the Democratic cause. David Bennett Hill, former governor and U S senator, speaks at the ratification of the state ticket in New York City as the event proceeds.
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New York
David Bennett Hill
U.S
Tammany Hall
Grover Cleveland
Westland
Princeton
N. J
Charles F. Murphy
Democratic Organization
City of
Hill Urges Tariff Reform Voice in Historic Hall
Mr Hill recalled speaking in the temple of democracy ten years ago for revenue reform. He said a leading national issue in the upcoming election is revising the present tariff, calling it excessive and unnecessary, and urged his renewed advocacy within the same historic walls.
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Mr. Hill
British official intervention urged in Penrhyn quarry dispute
London reports continue on President Roosevelt's intervention in the U S coal strike. Mr Field M P of the Irish Cattle Traders and Stock Owners association urged Gerald Balfour to adopt a similar course. Balfour said the Penrhyn dispute is different and officials will not likely push a settlement.
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London
Rosevelt
United States
Field
M. P
Irish Cattle Traders and Stock Owners’ Association
Board of Trade
Gerald Balfour
House of Commons
Penrhyn
Will Save Appointees Paying Double Fees
Washington news reports the President will delay many nominations until Congress convenes in December to avoid forcing applicants to supply two bonds for the same office within a short period. A large batch of nominations will then be sent to the Senate.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Hood's Lotion for smooth skin and facial care
An advertisement extols Hood's Lotion as essential for proper face and hand care. It claims to soften skin reduce chaps chafes and eruptions while protecting against sunburn and tan with a persuasive call to try the product.
First Annual Reunion of Sacred Heart Parish
The first annual Sacred Heart parish reunion drew a full house with past and present members. Organized by the Tabernacle society and Sacred Heart Lyceum under Rev Fr Reynolds, the event featured a decorated hall, a long row of serving tables, a Middlesex orchestra dance program, and close to midnight festivities.
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Sacred Heart Church
Tabernacle Society
Sacred Heart Catholic Lyceum
Fr. Reynolds
George Daley
Adelaide A. Muldoon
James M. Fagan
Martin McGuire
Julia Kenny
Thomas B. Murphy
Margaret Fox
Dwyer
Miss Dwyer
Reading
Middlesex Orchestra
Sixth Regiment Birthday Celebration at Lowell Armory
Military men and civilians gathered at the State Armory in Lowell for the 77th anniversary of Mechanic Phalanx Sixth Regiment, also known as Company C. Col. Darling spoke on Porto Rico with photographic views, Mayor Badger praised the regiment, and calls were made to establish Lowell as headquarters.
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Lowell
State Armory
Company C
Armory Hall
Col
Charlies K. Darling
Porto Rio
Col. Darling
Charles H. Kimball
Mechanic Phalanx
Capt. Kimball
William E. Badger
Badger
Thalanx
Darling
Thomas Talbot
First Corps
Arthur D. Prince
Butler Ames
Porto Rico
Danning
Bill” Hayes
Lowall
James McKinley
George F. Kenngett
First Trinitarian Congregational Church
Lawrence Cummings
Brown and Carmichael
Lieut. Wilson
Hunting Season At Its Height In Maine Woods
As October ends hundreds of sportsmen roam Maine woods for deer and moose. Hunters report a remarkable season with many deer and more moose seen and shot than in years. Snow covers the ground, moose hunting should be easier and more interesting. Send a two cent stamp to Boston & Maine for the illustrated booklet Fishing and Hunting.
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Maine
General Passenger Department
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
What Teachers Find in China During Uprising Violence
An article reviews official minutes from a Methodist church women's conference in Tientsin last June. It details devastation from the uprising: destroyed school and hospital buildings, lost or broken equipment, and many victims among pupils and patients. It notes fear among locals and doctors, shifts in who seeks care, and minimal impact from the Empress Dowager's anti foot-binding edict.
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China
Methodist Church
Tientsin
North China Boarding School
Isabella Fisher Hospital
Missionary school ruins fuel fear in Tsunhua district
In Tsunhua country district bands of robbers terrorize residents. Returning teachers found their mission school in ruins and many families vanished or murdered. Converts and foreign teachers recount brutal acts at the site, while authorities fear further outbreaks and press reports remain unsettling.
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Tsunhua
Watchful summer care for early colds warning
It's the little colds that grow into big colds, the big colds that end in consumption and death. Watch the little colds. Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.
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Dr. Wood
Hair Goods Offered At Discount From Rhodes Store
Advertises human hair switches waves and front pieces with short and long styles priced at 69 cents to 1.50. Indicates items are made in-house under Mr Rhodes supervision or by him, with lengths specified including eight to twenty two inches.
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Rhodes
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the Armory
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