Powder Cost Trigger in 10 Percent Wage Boost
Scranton reports coal operators and United Mine Workers clashed over including powder price in the wage raise for contract miners. Operators offered a 10 percent advance to April 1, 1901 and noted powder cost cuts would be considered later. Union leaders say the powder issue remains unresolved and will be taken up in future negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Nichols
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
T. D. Nichols
John T. Dempsey
Fred Dilcher
Prcent
Hazleton Strikers Plan March With Mitchell as Speaker
Hazleton Pa October 19 Officials report no move to end the coal miners strike. President Mitchell remains silent awaiting a national executive board meeting to consider a formal declaration. Some operators at Scranton demand powder price changes before wage increases, delaying settlement. Four companies in Hazleton area have posted notices accepting Scranton terms. A labor demonstration with a parade and mass meeting, featuring Mitchell, is set for next Monday despite earlier parade denials by the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
National Executive Board
Scranton
Reading Company
Wakes
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Pardee & Co
Vanwycl Estate
A. Pardee & Co
Next Miners' National Convention Dates Announced
Indianapolis hosts the next United Mine Workers convention beginning January 21, 1901. Secretary-Treasurer Wilson issued a call to locals with officer nominations due by November 21, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Wilson
United Mine Workers
Prominent grocer dies after accidental gunshot
Iowa City reports prominent grocer C. A. W. Hill accidentally shot himself in the stomach while clearing a gun at 8 this morning. The bullet passed through and he died at 11. He was widely known across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
C. A. W. Hill
Bank Robbery Ends in Constable’s Death in Bronaugh
Seven masked men robbed the Bronaugh bank at 1 30 am. Constable Moran confronted the bandits and was killed. Bloodhounds and hundreds of armed pursuers chased the robbers who escaped with three thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Bronaugh
Here
Moran
S. U. I. Is Prospering From Legislature’s Help
Iowa City reports the State University of Iowa is already benefiting from the liberal support of the last legislature. Enrollment in extended courses shows promise of growth over last year. Upon completion of new buildings, the university will better serve students seeking a solid start through education at Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
State University of Iowa
Des Moines
Fresh Fruits Arrive at M. W. Wheelers Market
New oranges, figs, prunes and bananas are now available at M. W. Wheeler's as part of a fresh fruit arrival.
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M. W. Wheeler
Germans for McKinley Professors and Students Support Sound Money
An interview at Charles City College a German English institution finds most German instructors Republicans and a large majority of eligible German students planning to vote McKinley this fall. The article argues that German voters are not monolithic and that the better class favor McKinley and Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Bryan
McKinley
Roosevelt
Charles City College
Local residents visit the city for a day of errands
Mrs. L. E. Hessman of Nichols and several Nichols residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Boruff and R. M. Norris, visit the city. Davenport visitors Miss Davidson and Mrs. L. G. Susemihl depart after a stay with Mrs. J. L. Giesler. H. F. Bodman offers fruits and Sunday dinner supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Hessman
Nichols
F. M. Nelson
City
Heinz Sweet Pickles Arrive At M. W. Wheelers
A barrel of Heinz choice mixed sweet pickles, described as extra fine, has arrived at M. W. Wheelers and may be available for purchase.
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Heinz
M. W. Wheeler’s
Bryan and Stevenson Tours Hit New York State
In Syracuse and across upstate New York on October 19 William J. Bryan spoke in Oswego and other cities to large audiences. Adlai E. Stevenson and John M. Quinn arrived in Lowville greeted by Democrats. Beveridge addressed Tomlinson Hall while Rough Riders escorted the party.
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Syracuse
N. Y
William J. Bryan
Empire State
Albany
Lake Ontario
Oswego
Bryan
Ohio
Washington Square
D. B. Hill
Hoosier State
Lafayette
Ind
David B. Hill
Chicago
Hotel Lahr
Hill
Opera House
A. B. Cunningham
Democratic County Central Committee
Stevenson
New York
Lowville
Adlai E. Stevenson
John M. Quinn
Watertown
Beveridge
Tomlinson Hall
Clarence Kenyon
Lawson M. Harvey
Marion
Roosevelt Campaign Stops Across Ohio and Midwest
Governor Roosevelt's train halted in Akron at 4 to 7 a.m. with a cheering crowd and a morgens of bands. In Canton the governor spoke at the Tabernacle after a Republican welcome. In Sioux Falls Senator Hanna's train drew torches and a large turnout, with Frye and Hanna addressing at the Auditorium and the opera houses. The day closed with Hanna’s speeches and travel to Sioux City and Nebraska. United States
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Akron
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Canton
Tabernacle
Sioux Falls
Hanna
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Frye
New Opera House
Old Opera House
Mark
Sioux
Kruger Vanishes from Country Amid Boers’ Anger
Laurenco Marques Oct 19 At daybreak this morning Kruger was secretly taken aboard the Dutch cruiser Gelderland which may sail for Holland tomorrow. He fled to avoid an attack from local Boers angered by his departure, and embarked quietly to Holland.
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Laurenco Marques
Kruger
Gelderland
Holland
Mining Coal Boosts Riverfront Load from Sissel's Mine
The Journal notes a robust coal delivery from Frank Sissel's river location. The coal is of splendid quality with a large vein found plus a thick clay layer beneath. Sissel plans to supply a large winter quantity, indicating ongoing production and sales.
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Frank Sissel
Sissel
Sissell
Muscatine to See World-Sized Button Factory Rise
Nicholaus Barry Jr plans a 206 by 160 foot button factory at Fourth and Poplar streets in Muscatine. A $5,000 bond was approved by the city council to ensure completion, and the plant will employ 250 to 300 workers with a 1500 ton shell storage, weekly labor pay around 1800 to 2000 dollars, dining room facilities, two large boilers, a 125 horse power engine, electric lighting, and modern plumbing.
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Nicholaus Barry, Jr
Muscatine
Fourth
Poplar Streets
Fourth Street
Spring Street
Northwest Wheat Receipts and Liverpool Wheat Market Movements
Special dispatch from Chicago markets notes H. J. Toher Co. brokers with H. E. McKay in Muscatine. Wheat receipts today show Minneapolis 43 versus 46 last week and 143 last year. Duluth 144 versus 41 last week and 224 last year. totals 187 today, 87 last week, 367 last year. Liverpool wheat up 4d, corn down 1s d.
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H. J. Toher « Co
H. E. McKay
Muscatine
Northwest
Minneapolis
Liverpool
Veteran Elias Wolf visits to obtain Fremont voter badge
Elias Wolf a civil war veteran and longtime Fruitland resident visits the Republican headquarters to secure a Fremont voter insignia he is entitled to. He is described as a strong district Republican and plans that his four sons will vote for McKinley and Teddy this year.
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Elias Wolf
Fruitland
Freemont
Mr. Wolf
McKinley
Teddy
Journal
Land Sale Rates Along Burlington Cedar Rapids Northen Ry
Prospective land buyers are offered round trip tickets at one fare plus two dollars with a 21 day limit to points on the line north of Abbott Shell Rock and Waverly. The deal emphasizes farming country along the new lines and directs buyers to agents in Cedar Rapids Iowa for full information and rates.
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Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Ry
Abbott, Shell Rock
Waverly
Messrs Lken & Brooks
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Jno
G. Farmer
A.G. P
T. A.B
OR & N. Ry
Republican distributor loses litterature at East Second Street bar
J. F. Millar reports he was forcibly deprived of his bills and tracts by others at a East Second street saloon after the proprietor allowed hanging up the Republican committee materials.
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J. F. Millar
Republican Committee
East Second Street
Stop-over at Niagara Falls on Lehigh Valley travel
Passengers from the West bound for New York or Philadelphia via the Lehigh Valley Railroad may stop over at Niagara Falls without extra charge, allowing a free layover on the return or onward trip.
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Niagara Falls
New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Are You Going East Lehigh Valley Rail Guides Scenic Trip
The Lehigh Valley Railroad promotes a comfortable journey to New York Philadelphia or seashore points with scenic views and convenient service. The notice emphasizes travel to major eastern destinations by train.
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New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Elegant Candies Arrive At Jack Radcliff’s Shop
A refined selection of premium sweets has just landed at Jack Radcliff’s, inviting patrons to sample an upscale assortment of confections and chocolate treats.
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Jack Radcliff
Rail Road Jack at Opera House Promises Lively Comedy
Special indications for Iowa forecast a fair night and likely Saturday with moderate temperatures. The famous side splitting comedy Rail Road Jack will be presented at the opera house with strong reviews and praised scenic effects and disciplined performances. Reserved seats are 50 cents at Frank's for Wednesday.
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Opera House
Musecntine
Jack Angeles
Frank
Muscatine News Briefs Highlight Local Events
City officials absent on annual picnic as Republican leaders regroup for Volunter speech. Schaefer robbed at home by armed intruders. Herron to lecture November 2 in Stein’s Hall with potential church engagements. Howe’s surprise party at Cedar Street residence. library billboard removed for new construction. Kemble hotel receives bright yellow repaint.
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Townsley
Stocker
Volunter
Joseph Eells
Muscatine County
Geo. D. Herron
Iowa College
Stein
Dr. Herron
M. Y. Howe
Cedar Street
College News Notes Highlights Enrollment And Facilities
The report notes Missouri University student rolls surpassing 1,300 far above 1894 95 levels and California’s enrollment over 3,000. It cites 400 percent attendance growth in ten years, new lectures at Columbia, Colorado College fall term peak, and additions at Boston University and University of Illinois. Construction and forestry work also appear.
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Missouri University
University of California
Brander Matthews
Columbia University
Colorado College
John C. Shedd
Thomas K. Urdah
Dean Huntington
Boston University
Cornell College of Forestry
Adirondacks
University of Iinois
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R. M. Norris
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H. F. Bodman‘s
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Beeves
Bourke Cochran
Senator Daniel
Virginia
W. J. Houck
Frank B. Burke
George Farrar
Representative Carmack
Tennessee
Cruiser
Barry, JR
Chicago, Hil
Chicago Board Today
Kansas City
Omaha
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Geo. Schaefer
Chicago News
George Schaefer
Frank X. Schaefer
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Kemble
College News Notes
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