Government by injunction in United States Mironit Court
Friday’s dispatch reports Judge Kohlesat of the United States Mironit Court granting a sweeping injunction against striking machinists acting as pickets in the Allin-Chalmers case Chicago. It condemns picketing as tyrannous and warns against abuses of injunctions while noting industrial capital power and political reaction. It also covers Lambert Good Food & Machinery Co planning to start manufacturing in Marshall Michigan within sixty days, praising Mr. Lambert and stressing local growth and opportunity.
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Kohlesat
United States
Mironit Court
Allin-Chalmers
Chicago
S Tribe
Kohtsaat
United State
Cleveland
Lambert Good Food & Machinery Co
Marshall
Lambert
Battle Creek Sanitarium Health Food Co
Marshalls
Michigan
Marvehall
Wealthy man's aim beyond amusement in enlightened age
The text contrasts a rich young man who deems life dull and money spent on amusements with others who do not share this view, noting that some wealth holders pursue more meaningful aims beyond trivial pleasures.
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Aman
Monse
Santos-Dumont's Brilliant Airship Victory At Paris
Santos-Dumont completes a circuit from the Aero station at St Olaud around the Eiffel Tower and back in under thirty minutes. He demonstrates controlled navigation of an airship, marking a major aeronautical achievement and rivaling Marconi's wireless milestone in significance.
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St. Olaud
Eiffeltower
M. Santos-Dumont
Conestraat
Wiffel Tower
Ifs Aeronautics
Marconi
Ex Governor Pillsbury Dies After Brief Illness
John B Pillsbury former governor of Minnesota and member of a famed milling family died early Friday at age 73 from Brights disease. He served three terms as governor from 1866 to 1882 leaving a large fortune amid public benefactions.
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Minneapolis
Mian
John
Pillsbury
Minneota
Bright
Four Milters
Buller Relieved After Controversial Speech at Westminster
London reports Sir Redvers Buller has been relieved of command of the First Army Corps and placed on half pay after a controversial October 10 luncheon speech. Gen. French named successor, to take effect when available. Gen. Hildyard to command at Aldershot in interim. The move follows widespread critique of Buller’s remark about surrender at Lady Smith.
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Redvera Buller
First Army Corps
King's Royal Rifles
White
Ladysmith
Ife
Gen. French
War Office
Buller
Gen French
South Africa
French
Hildyard
Aldershot
Tugela
Drilon
Britain
Westminster
Times
Colenso
George White
Lord Roberts
Sixtieth Rifles
Coomassie
V.C
Yoklobane
Tsilka Fate and Stone Kidnapping Reports
Sofia reports Mme Tsilka, companion of Ellen Stone, died in captivity. Dispatches from Sofia, London, and Vienna detail Turkish frontier killings of fugitives, arrests and torture of Bulgarians, and US consul inquiries. Updates cite suspected brigand involvement and possible missionary searches near the frontier.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Mme. Tsilka
Ellen M. Stone
London
Soflas
Grossbelovo
Baniska
Macedonia
Misa Stone
United States
Dickinson
American Mission Church
Stone
Constantinople
Elen M. Stone
Mme
Tsilka
Vienna
Daily Mail
Jakoouda
Neues Wiener Journal
Samar In rebellion sparks Samar naval movements
Rear Admiral Rogers reports active insurrection in Samar with 3003 marines sailing from New York to Catbalogan Basey and Balangiga to support army operations. ships Arethusa and Zatoro used. landings planned at key points as Chaffee expects no wide open fight.
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Washington
Navy Department
Rodgers
Cayitte
Navy
Samar
New York
Catbalogan
Basey
Balangiga
Servicea Arethusa
Naval
Basey Nnd Dalangiga
Manila
Chaffee
Chinese Laborers Sought for Hawaii Labor Shortage
Washington Oct 19 Territorial secretary Henry E. Cooper, acting Hawaii governor before returning to the United States, told Secretary Wilson that Hawaii faces a severe labor crisis with natives dying at about 40 per thousand while foreign workers leave faster than they arrive. He urged encouraging Chinese laborers as the most promising solution and said the territorial government seeks large Chinese immigration to Hawaii.
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Henry E. Cooper
Territorial
United States
Hawaii
Wilson
Cooper
China
Engineers urg e Navy cadets broad tech training
Washington October nineteenth Admiral George Melville urges Annapolis cadets be assigned in fair proportions to engineering divisions. He cites torpedo boat disablement due to lack of engineers and requests many junior officers for navy yards training, a new Annapolis building, and 150000 dollars for experimental work to test liquid fuel steam turbine electricity and storage battery as prime movers.
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George Melville
Navy
Annapolis
Navy Yards
Ito
Annnapolis
Ite
Roosevelt
Markets in Rain Hit Wheat Corn and Butter Prices
Chicago and New York price survey shows flour demand steady, wheat and corn up, oats and barley mixed. Detroit market reports active cattle and hog trading, with prime steers and dairy stock fetching higher bids. Marshall market lists broad commodity prices including beef, pork, and produce.
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Chicago
New York
Ap- Unns
Slige
Butter—State Dairy
Imsgelke
Detroit
Michigan Central
Jana
Handy Butehere
Personal notes from Marshall area social scene
A long list of greetings and travels notes from Marshall residents and visitors. Names include John Hurd of Bridgeport, Reuben Hawking of Battle Creek, Charles Wireman of Jackson, Mrs. W. E. Bosley, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Van Verhees, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Reese, Miss Mattie Miller, Miss Myrtle Bandar, and many traveling to Chicago, Buffalo, Detroit, or Battle Creek. Several trips home from weddings and stock shows noted, plus social visits to and from Battle Creek and Michigan towns.
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John Hurd
Bridgeport, Donn
Reuben Hawking
Battle Cresk
Charles Wireman
Jackson Wad
J. H. van Verhees
Homer
Adam Reese
Detroit
Mattie Miller
Myrtle Bendar
Ganion City
Robert Bradburn
Chicago
Henry Reid
J.J. Fahay
Joy
Minnie Walta
William Nolan
Charles
Mary Harrigan
Texas
George Boughton
Battle Creek
Minnie Shepard
Worthington Minn
Charles Hindenach
Buffalo
M. Hibbard
Robert Hench
Endanguce Miss Stone in Bulgaria Row Draws Fearful Attention
Endangerment of Ellen Miss Stone amid Consul General Dickinson demands and Bulgarian arrests over missionary abduction stirs gravity. International fault lines appear as fears mount.
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Miss Stone
London
Ellen Mr. Stone
Dickinson
Bulgaria
Reinforcements Rush to Samar as Fighting Looms
Manila October 21 Reenforcements are being rushed to Samar. Three hundred thirty marines under Lieut Col Manelli Goodrell aboard the New York and two battalions of the Twelfth infantry will depart immediately for the same destination. Brig Gen Jacob H Smith presides at ports directing the insurrection be crushed and Gen Lukban captured. News of American disasters spreads among natives while steel wagon springs seized in Manila were to be used for bolos.
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Samar
Manel
C. Goodrell
New York
Twelfth Infantry
Jacob H. Smith
Porta
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