No Settlement Yet After White House Coal Conference
President Roosevelt convened coal operators and miners in a six hour White House session that failed to yield an agreement. Miners refused arbitration while operators demanded security for workers and harsh measures against the union amid looming winter fuel shortages. Mitchell and Baer presented offers, but the talks ended with no settlement and plan for further action.
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Mitchell
White House
Washington
Miners’ Jabber
Tin
Court of Common Pleas
Poam
Fam- Inc
A. Tac
Mitchells
Baer
Uneasy Indians Near Fort McDowell Reservation
Settlers around the abandoned Fort McDowell military reserve report tension with Apache groups who have left the reservation. The Indians say they are peaceful but lack crops and support beyond basket weaving. They are short of provisions and have begun arming themselves while settlers fear a potential outbreak and have set signals for emergencies.
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Phoenix
A.tl
Fort McDowell Miliary
Pennsylvania National Guard Deployed to Coal Regions
Governor Stone orders the entire Pennsylvania National Guard to duty in the anthracite coal fields. Major General Miller will command from Harrisburg with several brigades mobilized, a first since 1892. Cost is likely over $1,000 per day as guard forces support coal mine security.
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Miller
Gobin
Schall
Hulings
Wiley
Kansas
Genera Elliott
Feral Richard
Philadelphia Cavalry
Elliott
Richardson
Stewart
Washington
Homestead
Drowned in Bathtub at Peoria Home
Mrs. Frank Townsend is reported drowned in a bathtub at her Peoria home on Sunday. Her husband, attempting to meet a room, released porous gas through a pipe and was overcome, then Mrs Townsend, rushing to aid him, succumbed. Mr Townsend is expected to recover.
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Peoria
Frank
Townsend
Meer
Lynching in Texas Eludes Jail as Mob Hangs Man
In Columbus Texas a mob from Eagle Lake seized Alt Duncan from the county jail and hanged him after night operators and authorities failed to prevent the lynching. Duncan had earlier entered a telephone office in Eagle Lake, was arrested, and transported to Columbus to avoid mob violence.
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Tex
Eagle Lake
Alt Duncan
Duncan
Lena Harris
Finlander Dies in Michigan Brush Fire Accident
Andrew Hon gata a Finlander living near Osmar in Ioughton County met a horrible death Saturday when a brush fire he started to burn off ground spread. He left dinner to check it, wife aged 22 found him between two burning piles with clothing burned off and he died after begging for help.
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Ioughton
Mich
Andrew Hongata
Oskar
City of Pittsburg Victims Found After Fire
The bodies of I. L. Hunter and L. B. Magill were recovered Tuesday four miles below the wreck of the City of Pittsburg, thirty miles below Paducah. They were wealthy manufacturers of Tidjout, Pa., and relatives had spent thousands in the search.
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Pittsburg
Paducah
I. L. Hunter
L. B. Magill
Tidjout
First Love Not Better In Marion Love Triangle Ends In Elopement Save
Marion Indiana special reports Joseph Harrison returns after years and reclaims his old love Edna Grushwiler now wife of John Hale. Edna marries Hale after elopement plans, Harrison jailed for grand larceny in Michigan City, later paroled. Edna later eludes Hale and disappears after a drive with Harrison. she then asks to return home from New York.
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Marion
Ind
Joseph Harrison
Edna B Grushwiler
Taylor University
Upland
Buck
Michigan City
London
England
Harrison
Rathbone Sisters elect officers at Indianapolis Grand Lodge
The Rathbone Sisters Grand Lodge opened with 350 delegates in Indianapolis. Mrs. Anna Cooper of Greenfield was named Grand Chief and Ricy Cartwright of Mt. Vernon was chosen Grand Mistress of Finance. Reports showed 13,000 members and 65 temples in Indiana with a treasury balance of 4,395 dollars after expenditures.
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Indianapolis
Rathbone Sisters
Grand Lodge
Anna Cooper
Greenfield
Hortense Kirkpatrick
Pierceton
Emma Taylor
Delphi
Louise E. Decker
Noblesville
Ricy Cartwright
Mt. Vernon
Dessie Hershey
Masonic Temple
Muncie
Cooper
Pythias Grand Lodge Elects Indiana Officials
K O Lodges meet in Indianapolis electing Dr C A Tindall Shelbyville as Grand Chancellor Merrill E Wilson Goshen Grand Prelate George W Powell Indianapolis Frank Bowers Indianapolis William A Morris Frankfort Frank J Dunn Lagrange Jonee Monahan Orleans Frank L Gauss Muncie James M Hatfield Huntington C L Bartol Warsaw. Reports show 45 18 members and 464 lodges in Indiana.
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Knights of Pythias of
Indiana
C. A. Tindall
Shelbyville
Merrill E. Wilson
Goshen
George W. Powell
Frank Bowers
William A. Morris
Frankfort
Frank J. Dunton
Lagrange
Jonee Monahan
Orleans
Frank L. Gauss
Muncie
James M. Hatfield
Huntington
C. L. Bartol
War
Bartol
Hatfield
Supreme Representative
Charles E. Shiveley
Harry Wade
Lafayette
Bowers
Supreme Lodge
Indianapolis National Bank
Grand Lodge
Samuel Arnold Dead in Maryland Home
Baltimore special reports Samuel Arnold a 12 year old once convicted in 1865 for involvement in President Lincoln's assassination died at his Masonville home in Anne Arundel County. Arnold, with Dr Mudd and others, was tried in Washington during Andrew Johnsons term and pardoned after acquittal in Johnsons impeachment trial.
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Baltimore
Samuel Arnold
Abraham Lincoln
Masonville
Anne Aruncel County
Arnold
Dr. Mudd
Frank Me. Jeauzhtin
Washington
Andrew Johnson
Mudd
Johnson
Lincoln
Missing American Consul Prompts U S Search Effort
United States consul at New Laredo Alonzo Garrett and a hunting party were last heard from in September while traveling in the Sierra Madre mountains interior Mexico. Consul General Hanna at Monterey informed Washington, which notified Mexico and dispatched searching parties for Garrett and his companions.
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Laredo
Fox
Anniety
Alonzo Garrett
West Virginia
United States
New Laredo
Garrett
Sierra Madre
Mexico
Hanna
Monterey
State Department
Washington
Earthquake in Guam Causes Material Damage Reports
Acting Secretary Darling received a cable from Rear Admiral Wilder via Cavite transmitting Captain Schroeder's report that a destructive quake hit Guam on September 2. No Americans were injured. Naval station damage is pegged at 23,000 dollars while insular public buildings and bridges suffer 2,000 dollars in damage. Authority is needed to buy materials for immediate repairs.
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Washington
Darling
Navy Department
Wilder
Cavite
P. I
Schroeder
Guam
Naval Station
Moscow correspondent reports infant heart reanimates briefly
Daily Mail correspondent in London reports Dr Koulatke has revived a dead infant heart. The heart beat normally for one hour after removal from a child who died 24 hours earlier. He aims to apply the technique to drowning cases.
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London
Moscow
The
Daily Mail
Koulatke
Alexandria Man Killed By Interurban Car Near Anderson
John Welsh a blacksmith employed by Jesse B. Pyle of Alexandria was struck by a southbound interurban car from Marton as it neared North Anderson. He died after extended injuries at St John’s hospital. Welsh, 41, lived with relatives in Kekome. Passengers exonerated the car crew.
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St. John’s Hospital
Welsh
Kekome
Five masked robbers attack Montoursville power house
Williamsport Pa report says five masked men battered the Montoursville Electric Co powerhouse office door to loot a safe. Engineer Alem Bly fired, killing one robber and wounding two others. Bly was injured but will recover. Robbers fled after dragging away their dead companion and stripping papers from his body.
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Williamsport
Montoursville
Alem Bly
Bly
Riv
Twelve Miners Die in Black Diamond Mine Disaster
An explosion of fire damp in the Lawson mine at Black Diamond Washington killed twelve miners between 8 and 9:50 PM on the fourth level 1,690 feet below the surface. Three bodies have been recovered and nine remain missing. three men were injured. Pacific Coast Company owns the mine and efforts continue to recover the missing workers as rescuers clear the mine.
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Black Diamond
Lawson
Pacific Coast Company
Fens
Manilla Philanthropist Appeal for YMCA Building
Major E. W. Halford once secretary to President Harrison appeals to American philanthropists for 200 110 to fund a Manila YMCA building. He envisions a center with sailors soldiers and Filipino and English speaking youth in the islands, noting only one Protestant structure has been built locally in four years of American occupation.
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New York
E. W. Halford
Harrison
Manila
Major Halford
McKinley Memorial Fund Sees Mass of Small Donations
Col Myron T Herrick treasurer of the McKinley Memorial Association reports hundreds of letters daily with small contributions. An endless chain scheme began with 1 cent and expanded to 2 cents, totaling 30 900 letters forwarded to the treasurer in Cleveland from across the United States and Europe.
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Cleveland
Myron T. Herrick
McKinley Memorial Association
Memorial Fund
Monument Fund
Judge Day
Association
Canton
United States
Colliery Disaster Leaves Eight Dead In West Virginia Mine
Fairmont West Virginia report says four men died and five more were injured after a gas explosion at a Stafford county coal shaft. Seven additional workers are missing and presumed dead as a lamp ignited leaking pipe gas.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Stafford
Cable Buoyed On Fanning Island by Colonia
The cable ship Colonia buoyed the Pacific cable one mile off Fanning Island station at 11 o clock Monday morning after laying 3 455 nautical miles from Vancouver Island since September 18. Voyage was smooth with no hitches. A remaining 310 nautical miles from Fanning Island to Suva will be laid by Anglia from Honolulu, likely by month end.
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Fanning Island
Vancouver
B. C
Colonia
Pacific
Vancouver Island
Suva
Fiji Islands
Anglia
Honolulu
Crossing the Jordan Miraculous Israelic Crossing Study
Biblical lesson on Joshua chapters 3 and 4 detailing the ark passing Jordan, waters halting, priests standing on dry ground, and the memorial stones. Includes memorial purpose, ordinances observed, and new food supplies after the crossing.
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Jordan
Josh
Reuben
Irad
Manasseh
Sea of the Plain
Gilgal Oa
The
Israel
Gileal
Cannan
It All Depends and a Street Car Conductor
A dialog about a street car conductor using flirtatious lines. Nell explains her beau often tries to be intimate when he calls, with a playful exchange about saying sit closer.
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Pess
Nelli
Bexss
Nell
Ping and Pong Prompt a Dismissive Riddle
The exchange poses a quip about marriage to an intellectual woman and a joke about suspenders. It implies a stereotype through wordplay and light humor rather than factual reporting.
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de Jones
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