Albert Hall rally and London auction sales in 1902
The Albert Hall held a Hugh Cecil led meeting amid debate on the Education bill and church amendments. London auctions at Christies featured mezzotints and antique furniture with strong prices.
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New ‘York Tribune
the Tribune Association
London
Albert Hall
House of Lords
House of Commons
Hugh Cecil
Lord Salisbury
Balfour
Chamberlain
Christie's
Sheraton
Empire
Oloak
Thomas McLean
Walter Field
Hampstead
Goodall
Mascagni Appeals to His King in Telegram Crisis
Rome reports Pietro Mascagni the composer has flooded the press with telegrams and cabled to the king seeking sovereign intervention. The king has given no notice and rumors of Ambassador Meyer meeting Prinetti are unfounded. Meyer has had no Washington contact.
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Rome
Pietro Mascagni
Sovreign
Meyer
Prinetti
Washington
Mascagni Affair News From Rome Says U S Tried
In Rome on November 14 the latest reports suggest the American authorities did their utmost within legal limits to aid the ailing composer Mascagni. The Italian press credits the U S with every effort possible under the circumstances.
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Associated Press
Rome
Mascagni
Blackmail ring nabbed in Jersey City extortion plot
Henry C. Wilson, a chief clerk and engineer in the U S Army, and Dr. Benjamin Whitmore were arrested on extortion charges tied to the Water front Improvement Company project. Detectives posed as the company treasurer and arranged a payoff of 4500 dollars, with 1000 and 50 dollar bills marked for identification.
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Henry C. Wilson
East Twentyseventh St
Department of the East
United States Army
Army Building
Whitehall St
Hoffman House
Beaver and Newsrs
Benjamin F. Whitmore
Parke, Davis & Co
West Seventy-third St
Waterfront Improvement Company
Jersey City
Riker
Whitmore
Hudson
Piper
Partridge
Woodbury
Jerome
Titus
Kiesel
McConville
Oscar L. Gubelman
Gubelman
Ers
Waterfront Company
Commercial Trust Company
Wilson
Washington
Beaverst
Heavers
Barnett, Brown and
Crystal
Mr. Martin
Water Front Company
Barnett
Brown
Mr. Krese
Martin
Mr. Kiesel
George Gordon Battle
Roland B. Molineaux
West Seventy-third-st
Battle
Edward
Fitch
Benjamin Thomas Whitmore
Charles County
Cote Brillante College
St. Louis
Louisville School of Medicine
Manhattan College
Mulianphy Hospital
Cote
Army
Gillespie
United States Army Engineers
Czarewitch Grand Duke Michael Failing Health
Paris reports from St. Petersburg that the Czarewitch Grand Duke Michael is in a very weak condition. He has abandoned his exercise regimen led by American trainer L. J. Phelan. Russian doctors say recovery hinges on a miraculous Crimea climate.
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Paris
St. Petersburg
Michael
Czarewitch
L. J. Phelan
Crimea
Limerick Leader proprietor Buckley jailed for intimidation and conspiracy
Jeremiah Buckley, owner of The Limerick Leader, was sentenced to four months hard labor for incitement to intimidation and conspiracy. He will appeal and was released on bail. The notice adds an ad claiming Dr. Jayne's Expectorant cures Conacampacea symptoms in many cases.
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Limerick
Ireland
Jeremiah Buckley
Buckley
D. Jayne
Van Cott Urges Change in Republican Groups in County
Postmaster Van Cott told Governor Odell he favors retooling Republican organizations in this county and Kings. He proposes a five member committee from diverse areas to investigate causes, with ex officio seats for city and county party chairs. Odell discussed upcoming legislative work and possible canal and tax reforms.
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Odell
van Cott
Kings County
New York
Kings
Harlem
Herbert
Senator Platt
State Committee
Joseph M. Dickey
Ashley W. Cole
State Railroad Commission
Albany
Senator Slater
Senate
John Truck
Auburn
Truck
Frank W. Milee
Cortlandt County
MITCHELL TAKES STAND AS ARBITRATION HEARINGS OPEN
Scranton Nov 14 The first day of hearings before the strike arbitration commission defined the miners aim to gain union recognition while operators resist. Clarence Darrow led Mitchell’s case arguing unions protect order and contracts, while Mitchell claims unions improve wages and hours and that eight hour day should apply to anthracite mining. He notes existing contracts fix pay, hours, and grievance procedures and urges trade agreements to prevent strikes.
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the Tribune
Scranton
Penn
Mitchell
Superior Court
Gray
Clarence Darrow
David Wilcox
Delaware and Hudson Company
Simon P. Wolverton
Philadelphia
Reading
Great Britain
Arkansas
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Indian Territory
United States
United Mine Workers of America
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Liverpool
Trafford Park
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Leroy Dresser
Manchester
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Arthur Bourchier
Waterloo
Dr. Johnson
Sandringham
England
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Gibraltar
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City Road
Simpson
Asbury
American Methodist Episcopal Church
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Choate
New-York Tribune
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Montreal
Matt Giese
Cincinna
Advi
Yale University
Farmer
Bowman
Roraback
Morton
Shevlin
Kinney
McClintock
Ward
Lewis
Rockwell
Metagls
Rafferty
Glass
Goss
Chadwick
Holt
Wilhelmi
Hogan
Hamlin
Preston
Neal
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Winslow
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Allen
Pach Brothers
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King
R. McClave
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Montgomery
de Witt
Stevens
T Kelth
Ca . Ma
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S. McClave
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Dute Short
Hart
Reed
de Laney
Robinson
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Baker
Brasher
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Newman
Pearson
Moore
Foulke
Walter
Vancott
Arbitration Commission
UNION
MR. Mitchell
New Orleans
Pennsylvania Railroad
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