Turmoil Aboard Steamship Bus New London Incident
Disorder broke out aboard the steamship Bus as striking laborers and their associates clashed with officers near New London. Shots were fired, a crew member wounded in the ear, and several passengers sheltered as police arrived. Andrew Frisbie fined ten dollars for a revolver found on him.
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Deacken
Bae
New London
Vaughan
Cite of
Lowell
Digising
New York
Babe
Messier
Thenetour
Reidum
Henry Casey
Andrew Frisbie
Bishop Fontosati Tortured in South Henan Massacre
Victoria B C Oct 22 A Shanghai Mercury correspondent reports Bishop Fontosati tortured for four hours by Chinese. His body parts were removed one by one. Two priests were bound with coal oil and set on fire in a stick pattern. Fonteset and others were horribly tortured. Three thousand converts led by French priests defended their church and were massacred.
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Victoria
B. C
Shanghai Mercury
Fontosati
Henan
Fonteset
Charles McCreary’s Iron Mastery Noted in Two Continents
Has a fine reputation Mr Charles McCreary guided the late J Baker Kunkel of Cater Formance into a notable career as an iron master. He formerly ran large furnaces at Duquesnue Pennsylvania and now leads a furnace at Sydney Cape Breton Nova Scotia.
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Charles McCreary
J. Baker Kunkel
Cater Fornace
Rely
Duquesnue
Sydney Cape Breton
Nova Scotia
Anglo German pact on China draws nations nearer
English and German leaders sign a compact pledging to respect territorial integrity in China and keep treaty ports open. The agreement aims to deter rivals from seizing territories amid Chinese upheavals, with press praise but caution from observers about Russia and European intervention. Chinese dispatches report imperial defeats in Kwantung and Kwong Si, calls for reinforcements, and whispers of anti-foreign groups facing punishment.
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Ubtals
Tom
London
Vermaer
England
Rave
Lord Salisbury
Count von Hitzfeldt
China
Tynhart Caendis
Foreign Office
Russia
Daily Graphic
The
Daily Math
South Africa
Standard
von Buelow
United States
Far East
Shanghai
Kwang Tung
Kwang Si
Chu Chau
Chao
Canton
Two Killed and One Injured in Pittsburg Train Crash
Pittsburg on October 22 a Pittsburg and Lake Erie flyer was wrecked at Main street injuring Harry Johnson and a man named Shafer. Shafer and another man died attempting to help Johnson escape the struck wagon. Johnson survived with a broken leg and severe cuts. In Spain, Madrid saw premier Silvela resign with ministers stepping down over cabinet reshuffle and a new ministry being formed.
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Pittsburg
Lake Ewe
Main Street
South Side
Noue
John Shafer
Harry Johnson
Johnson
Steuben Street
Ren
Lake Erie
Shafer
Menu
Burt
Spain
Madrid
Senor Silvela
Senor Gassett
Agriculture
Senor Dato
Werler 2
Gen. Ascaitaga
Senate
Japan’s Neve Ministry Names Ito Cabinet Members
Tokio Oct 23 Marquis Yamagata has resigned. Marquis Ito’s cabinet formed on the 1%th, listing ministers: Ito foreign affairs with Takaaki Kato interior Sugematsu waz. Katsura navy Yamamoto finance Watanabe agriculture and commerce Hayashi education Matsuda communications Hoshi justice Kaneko. War and navy ministers remain unchanged.
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Japan
Tokio
Marquis Yamagata
Marquis Ito
Marquis Io
Takaaki Kato
Baron Sugematsu
Viscount Katsura
Navy
Yamamoto
Viscount Watanbe
Yozo Hayashi
Masahisa Matsuda
Toru Hoshi
Baron Kaneko
Death of Tennessee Journalist Ray Raymond at Occidental Hotel
Joseph WB Tallis a Tennessee newspaper man writing as Ray Raymond was found dead in a hotel alley after allegedly falling from a third story window. He was about 40, and the body lay in night clothes with a crushed skull, support unclear.
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Feil
Joseph WB. Tallis
Tennessee
Ray Raymond
Mitchells Statement on Coal Strike Settlement and company actions
Mitchell voices that public blame for prolonging the three year coal strike lies with operators. He cites Scranton convention terms granting a 10 percent wage advance and abolishing the sliding scale, urging all companies to guarantee the advance through April 1. He notes only Schuylkill district fully accepted terms and says miners will not return until officially told.
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Stazleten
Lehigh
Scranton
Coxe Bros. & Co
G. B. Markle & Co
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Company
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Lackawann
Wyoming
Strike May End This Week In Wilkesbarre Coal Fight
Reports from Wilkesbarre Pa indicate a settlement of the anthracite strike may come within the week as both operators and miners face pressure. Politicians and sales agents urge concessions to avert long term demoralization, while miners consider accepting the latest company terms to regain wages and resume work under conditions set by President Mithell.
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Wilkesbarre
Wiilkesbarre
Mithell
Wyoming
Lackawanna
Luzerne County
United Mine Workers
Will Act Close Washeries, Lenders Believe Such an Attempt
A Scranton meeting of United Mine Workers local union presidents discussed whether action to close washeries is advisable. The October 22 gathering aimed to weigh the potential impact on labor and coal supply in the region.
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Esrlie
Scranton
Net
United Mine Workers
Washeries Strike Talks Extend Toward Settlement
Leaders weigh halting steps while expecting end of strike. A meeting favors accepting the 10 percent raise with powder clause, but organizers push for a straight 10 percent with no concession. Workers believe noncompliant companies seek to disrupt the Schuylkill region and force a broader settlement.
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Fred Dilcher
Howeve
Schuylkill
Hanna Confident McKinley Wins in Dakota tour
Senator Hanna and Frye finished their Minnesota South Dakota and Nebraska tour in Omaha then moved on to Chicago Joliet Illinois and Milwaukee Wisconsin Hanna said Dakota is out of doubt for McKinley and Nebraska will back him Stevenson predicts Democratic losses and names several doubtful states. A separate item notes a football accident in Palestine Texas where a student died from a spinal injury.
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Bellevee
South Dakota
Nebrasks
McKinley
Chicago
Hanna
Frye
Omaha
Neb
Minnesota
Nebraska
New York
Joliet
Ilinois
Milwaukee
Wis
Courace
Stevenson
Indiana
Brean
Wilmers
Kaams
Kent
Qiao
Washington
West Virginia
Delaware
Asheville
Palestine
Tex
Ingham School
Saturday Football Scores From Northeast Venues
Saturday football results list college games in Philadelphia Easton Princeton Lafayette West Point Yale Cornell and Chicago with mixed outcomes. Notable notes include Palmer Burkner's support history and Charles Dudley Warner funeral details in Hartford with service at Asylum Hill Congregational church.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Easton
Princeton
Lafayette
West Point
Harvard
New Haven
Yale
Wesleran
Cornell
Union
Chicago
Brown
Charles Dudles Warner
Hartford
Charles Dudley Warner
Asylum Hill Congregational Church
Four Firefighters Die In Minnesota Packing House Fire
A blaze at A V Hinman & Co packing house in Minnesota transfer district killed four firefighters and injured two workers. Chief William H Irvine and Lieut Frank M Eder died alongside Firemen Burt Isish and Levis Wagner. The fire, likely incendiary, spread with wind. water scarcity and a torn railway bridge hindered efforts. Farther flames reached North Western Lime warehouse and McCormick Harvester complex, where an explosion in a 200 gallon gasoline tank buried rescuers.
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Wen
St. Paul
A.V. Hinman & Co
Minnesota Transfer
William H. Irvine
Frank M. Eder
Burt Isish
Levis Wagner
William Field
Thomas Clarkin
Andrew Johnson
North- Western Lime Company
McCormick Harvester Company
Engine Company No. 13
McCormick
Letter From Aguinaldo Orders Filipinos Cease Pacification
Manila Oct 22 Senor Buencamino says a letter purporting to be from Aguinaldo orders former revolution leaders in Manila to stop forming political parties and cease pacification attempts. Military situation quiet. election results in the United States watched. The insular government requests $475,000 in gold for October expenses. Friars' conduct and abuse of powers under Spanish rule cited as contributing to immorality and unrest. Filipinos shown not to desire friars in parishes.
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Manila
Senor Buencamino
Aguinaldo
United States
Philippines
J Nine Commission
Ge Tait
Comston
British steel firm plans U S move to Wheeling site
Serbold and Dicksted of Sheffield England, the largest makers of crucible steel in Great Britain, plan to relocate their plant to the United States. A site near Wheeling West Virginia with good water and rail access has been optioned to build a modern mill costing over 3 million dollars. Initial employment would reach about 2500 workers. Rising English coal costs drive the decision to enter the American market.
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Tat Steel Works
Pittsburg
the Commercial Gazette
Serbold & Dicksted
Sheffield
England
cruriMe Ctesl
Great Britain
United States
Wheeling
W. Va
Stops the Cough and Works of the Cain
An old advertising tag touts Bromo Quinine Tablets as a cure for cold and cough with a No Cure No Pay guarantee. The line promises a 5 cent price and uses a bold sales claim typical of period medicinal ads.
Patients riot at Matteawan State Hospital in New York
Cramped quarters at Matteawan State Hospital in Liberty Poughkeepsie prompted a mass patient revolt. Two to three patients attacked each keeper, seizing keys and fleeing through dining rooms and corridors before many were recaptured. seven escaped, believed dangerous, with authorities launching searches of the hospital and surrounding woods.
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Scilk
Liberty
Poughkeepsie
Matteawar
Ciniss
Henry E. Alison
Matteawan
Fishkill
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Matteavee Inara Asylum
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American Anti-Imperialist League
Wiliam J. Bryan
George S. Boutwell
Boston
D.S. Chamberlain
Massachusetts
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South Carolina
Joseph S. Fowler
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