Will Meet Operators in Effort to Settle Dispute
National Manufacturers Association committee met President Mitchell and aides at the Iroquois Hotel in Buffalo to learn conditions and plan talks with mine operators in Philadelphia. The group carries no proposition and aims to speed a settlement. no agreement was reached yesterday.
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Mitchell Plan Follows President Discusses Miners Strike
Washington October 8 A statement from the White House indicates the president will act promptly on the miners dispute. J Mitchell has received the labor commissioner's report and is considering concessions while district officers oppose the plan. In Pennsylvania 2,500 miners at Prospect Oakdale and Midvale remain on strike seeking concessions as 10,000 guards sit ready in the anthracite region. The militia is deployed but Governor Stone denies direct White House orders.
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Philadelphia
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Pennsylvania
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Fragments Hint At Surface Rescue Event
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Charter Revocation Bid Aimed at Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Application filed on behalf of Mr Thompson to the attorney general seeks revocation of the railway company charter for alleged constitutional violations. Complainant charges respondents are unwilling to operate their mines, causing public loss and breaching duties owed to the public.
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Well-Known Financier Russell Sage Ill With Bronchitis
New York Oct 8 Russell Sage III a financier is at his Cedarhurst home after a bronchitis attack that has troubled him for weeks He planned to come to New York but grew chilled and returned to bed His doctor reported Sage’s temperature back to normal and said no serious complications are expected though travel may be delayed for up to ten days
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White to be an Ambassador to Rome Next Spring
Henry White, secretary of the US embassy in London, will be ambassador to Rome. The move follows McKinley’s failed opportunity and Roosevelt’s confidence in White. The appointment isn’t immediate as current Ambassador Meyer has just returned to Rome and will stay through the winter.
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Ambiguous fragment hints at children depicted in film
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Devastating Oil Field Fire Destroys Hogg-Swayne Tract
A massive blaze broke out early, spreading rapidly through the Hogg Swayne tract and entire oil field. Twelve people were confirmed dead with fears of up to twenty, as more than forty large derricks were destroyed and the tract laid to ruin, leaving the oil field a brilliant but tragic spectacle.
WILL PROBE COAL TRUST Investigation Ordered by Knox in New York
Attorney General Knox directs United States District Attorney Burnett to probe coal trust practices in the southern district of New York. Burnett declines to specify scope or start date, saying only the investigation has been offered. In London Lipton signs third challenge for the America's Cup, with Hon. Charles Russell representing him. The challenge is posted and sails to New York aboard the Oceanic via Liverpool and Queenstown.
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Woman Accuses Rival in Ohio River Tragedy
Rodelia Bain confessed to Wheeling police that in a quarrel over lover George Nolan she pushed Gay Smith into the Ohio River a week earlier during a boat dispute. Smith's body was found yesterday. Bain to be held for murder.
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George Nolan
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Naval Veterans Parade in Washington Honors Navy Heroes
About 10 000 veterans and friends marched in Washington to honor naval veterans with a parade at Camp Roosevelt. Secretary Root and General Smith attended as crowds praised the Grand Army of the Republic and the nation’s recent history. The event moved General Smith to tears as naval veterans displayed striking attire and air battle imagery.
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Auto collision damages awarded in New Jersey suit
A Trenton jury in the United States circuit court after a five day trial awarded Joseph B. Hughes of New York $12,070 for injuries from a car scare caused by Felix Warburg, a banker of New York and Kuhn Loeb & Co. partner. One horse died and Hughes claimed a permanently injured spine amid medical testimony. Warburg was not in the car.
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Jersey W C T U In Session Opens Convention
The 29th annual New Jersey Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention opened in Cape May. Sessions run four days. State president Mrs Exim Bourne urged absolute prohibition by law in her annual address. Mrs Mary Grant Cramer, sister of the late President Ulysses S Grant, attended today’s session.
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New Jormer Women's Christian Temperance Union
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