Coal Strike Ends as Mine Workers Accept Roosevelt Arbitration Plan
At Wilkostarre Pennsylvania on October 21, delegates to the union convention endorsed President Roosevelt’s arbitration proposal with a vote that signals an immediate end to the strike. The resolution pledges a rapid resumption of work across the anthracite region as the strike concludes and an arbitration commission is to be convened and report within a month. The president and leaders stressed compliance with the plan amid some opposition and calls for broader language and details.
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Wilkostarre
Roosevelt
DU Levell
Roonevelt
Mitchell
Atir
Michell
Presisoue
Liv Kou
Dour
Svader
Lunekset Suive
Guthy
Bryer
Soto
Thagky
Khiortly Bolgre
Vteloek
Reinstatement Debate at convention amid strike tension
Delegates clash over restoring all workers to duty while arbitration terms loom. President Mitchell arrives and presses for action as union leaders push to end the strike and accept a commission plan. The report outlines resolutions to accept arbitration and seek swift work restoration, with divisions on safeguards for those who cannot immediately return.
Miners Rally Debate Over Arbitration at Convention
Delegates hear prolonged debate on accepting arbitration for mine disputes. National Secretary-Treasurer Wilgon urges acceptance as miners seek job security, with speeches in Slavonic Polish and Lithuanian. President Mitchell announces a commission plan and a meeting of the arbitration board is scheduled in Washington Friday morning.
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Bork Sidva
Bresttenruestuyss
Tho
Mitchel
Anthracite Coal Strike Ends Amid Widespread Rejoicing
News that the coal strike is declared over brings joy in Shenandoah and Mahoney City as bells ring and parades form. Industry leaders in New York express relief and optimism for coal flow by week’s end, with prices and shipments expected to normalize soon.
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Nowa
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Shesmadoah
Alwart
Mahoney City
Idio
Wader
Great Stein
New York
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Olyphant
Deaths and investigations headline a Chicago area case
W Wilhatke of Bend Wat allegedly turned on sas to cause a death after a fight. Quin, 22, found dead in bed at home. death attributed to asydrymution. Room filled with pas and jars. initial suspicions. Jose, a laborer, transported to hospital. coroner to determine cause. Peters Sorin and Lene pi], Wheeler figure in trial notes. Keasgers boarding house death linked to coroner timeline. Florence Witwer, main witness, and Rudolph Keasgers case tied to October 6 boarding house incident.
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Bend Wat
Ain Quin
Pas
Ewan Pho
B. Foy
Temple Gix
Chetini
Take
Peter Sorin
Wheeler
Gipe Williams
Florence Fy. Witwer
Rudolph Keasgers
Hw Island
Latest Market Reports From Milwaukee and Chicago
Milwaukee market notes show mixed receipts and price signals across dairy, grains, and live cattle with headlines on Butter, Cheese, and milk demand. Chicago weather and futures summarize wheat and corn movements, with cattle and hogs trading firm to lower amid shifting demand. sharp quotes for No. 2 white corn and wheat futures indicate cautious optimism in the midwest markets.
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Aiken
Vruylssons
Park
Far
Cease
Deloues
Mary
Buurley
Caab
Biolay
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Roveiiver
Nuaty
Sien Vuut
Youl 'Ms
Jae Onte Saige
Mos
Esi
Tay
Corn—Gotober
Sthest Inc
Bewgsto
Carsie
Hecelpta
Abeen
Lamba
Shave on Sunday Declared Not Necessary For Public Shame
In Ta Crosze Wisconsin Judge Fruit ruled that a man need not shave on Sunday if the act occurs in a public shop. The case State vs Dice charged violating Sunday work rules after a man was shaved in Tamaly. Defense argued grooming on Sunday was needed to appear presentable for church.
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Odt
Fruit
Circuit Court
Rice
Tamaly
Ita
Ebarah
Girl Driven Insane by Grief and Care in Kaukauna
Louise Kappell aged 12 dies at Northeastern Hospital for the Insane in Oshkosh after years of grief from her mother's death in childbirth during a smallpox outbreak in Kaukauna. Her siblings were split among Good Shepherd Home in Green Bay and other relatives as the family depleted by disease and tragedy.
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Vasa
Louise Kappell
Northeen Hospital For
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Kaukuna
Suelloe
Louise
Abe
Good Shepherd
Green Bay
Cuinat
Forged checks used to marry upended Beloit man
Baeng Wisconsin October 21 a Beloit man aged 29 was arrested on forgery charges after authorities say he secured 124 dollars by passing forged checks. He was reportedly engaged to marry Feoole Fonda of 615 Park Place Beloit and allegedly forged the checks to fund the marriage. He formerly worked for Paaruauka Morse company in Beloit.
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Baeng
Wis
Beeese
Beloit
Feoole Fonda
Park Place
Formely Mapler
Pairuauka-Morse Company
Beloir
Bridge Collapse Traps Men in River at Sauk City
Sauk City Wis Oct 2 A tractor and engine crossed the iron bridge over the Wisconsin river yesterday and dragged eight men into the river. Editor G I Niaman of the Sauk City Pioneer and Henery Meyers a butter dealer were injured. The engine and tractors disappeared. Property owned by Jovub Meyer and Betsy.
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Sauk City
Wis
Shooting Affray Leaves La Crosse Man Unhurt
In La Crosse Wisconsin on October 21 an unnamed arranger fled the city after a dispute that led to a shooting. A pine stick may have saved the intended victim as a quarrel escalated and a lone shot was fired. One man, Thomas Chirk, faced a minor charge after the other escaped.
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Clark
Game Wardens On The Watch In Northern Camps
Wisconsin game wardens probe northern lumber camps for venison contraband. Faint, garbled names hint at officers in Fond du Lac and Peshtigo areas. Report notes two arrests already made with penalties imposed as rangers increase patrols.
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Daney Gauie
M.D. Carpentier
Wisconsin
Two Fatal Accidents In Wisconsin Mills
Two men were killed in separate Wisconsin mill incidents. Olson suffered fatal injuries while working at the Silac Lumber and Eight Cow pista mill after being struck by a cart and debris. Trompenluan reports a blast at Gle Paint near Get on June 21, with 21 wires involved.
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Silac ‘Lumber
Bull plans city land donation for Racine project
Stephen Bull will donate fifty three acres northwest of Teacne to the City of Racine for public work. The Sylvan Dell Land Company of Milwaukee will sell the land for 12500 dollars. Bull will purchase eleven adjoining acres and gift them to the city.
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Stephen Bull
Teacne
Wis
Steplity Bull
Sylvan Dell Land Campany
Milwauke
Miss Raymond to Wed in Appleton Wisconsin
Invitations announce the marriage of Miss Alice Teannette Beemond to Tubber Haywerd Brust. The ceremony will take place October 26 at the home of the bride's parents, Mr and Mrs Bradford Veal Harmond in Midleton, Cons. Mr Bradford F. Raymond, former president of Lawrence University 1885 to 1889, is noted, with Miss Raymond favored by many friends in the city.
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Appleton
Wis
Alice Teannette Beemond
Old Fireman Injured In Wisconsin Fire Column
Racine fireman Andrew Rohn, among the department's oldest members, was drowned from a hose wagon while en route to a blaze in Racine Wisconsin. He is feared to die. In La Crosse Wisconsin on October 21 Thome Evans of Marion Ohio fractured his collarbone during football practice at the Wisconsin Business University.
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Bogaxty Dauly
Milwaukee
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Dalry
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Andrew Rohn
Racine
Soas
la Crosse
Sp ‘Thome Evans
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Wisconsin Business University
Bloomington
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European hotel rates and odd notices from Bloomington
Fragmented hotel and misc notices describe European hotel in Bloomington with odd rates, meals, and rules. Also includes medical remedy claims from Bridgeport and endorsements of Dodd's Kidney Pills with claims of cures and customer reassurance.
Fragmentary tale murkily recalls a dance scene
A garbled narrative fragment references a tense moment at a doorway with a mistress and rushed action. Names, places, and clear events are largely unreadable, leaving a fleeting impression of a social gathering disrupted by sudden behavior.
Briquette Fuel Gains Attention in European Cities
A new briquette fuel named Driquette, made from coal waste, is spreading to Berlin and other German cities. It is touted as clean, compact, easy to store, lights quietly, and produces a clear intense flame with no smoke, offering a cleaner option for heating in industrial areas.
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Piermany
Beatty
Berlin
Barlig
Urope
Cynics and Cranks in a Fractured Diction
A garbled excerpt from a 19th century slang list defines odd terms such as Cynic, Crunk and Egerlet with humorous misprints. It notes nonsensical phrases about dignity and behavior while musing on societal norms and a medical claim from a period promotional item.
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Oddball Elixir Echoes
Fractured OCR text hints at medical cures and patent remedies with scattered phrases. Mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure and a Warren style product, plus unrelated oddities about curling, cutters, and mock medical claims. Content is garbled and fragmented with no clear narrative.
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil claims broad cures
An abbreviated ad-like fragment promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a remedy for croup sore throat and pulmonary troubles. It calls the product broadly effective and claims widespread usage, though the text is unclear and partial.
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