Textile unions and mills clash over wage restoration plan
In Fall River Massachusetts on October 24 unions refuse to restore pre 12 percent wage reductions and consider a profit sharing plan. The Textile Council and Manufacturers Association debate a five percent direct raise plus monthly profit shares based on cloth market prices. Police fear a new strike but optimism remains for a peaceful settlement as negotiations continue through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River, Mess
sailatari
Janfhe Manufacturers’ Association
M. C. D. Border
New York
Textile Council
Manufacturers’ Association
willis
Lynching Expected After Attempted Assault in Wallace
On October 24 in Wallace North Carolina Bill Carter a 23 year old Black man attempted a crime against a 9 year old white girl The assault was prevented and Carter fled but was captured at Willard five miles away and jailed in Kenansville County authorities report a lynching is expected by the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimington
N.C
Bill Carter
Howard James
Wallace
Carter
Willard
Kenansville
Roosevelt Crowds Hear Speech in Mobile Alabama
The Mobile crowd of over 40 000 cheered President Theodore Roosevelt during a two hour visit. A Bienville Square reception, with a 10 000 citizen crowd and decorations, echoed the national mood as Roosevelt praised the Panama canal and thanked Confederate veterans among his escort.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Public Square
Panama Canal
Mobile
Als
Theodore Roosevelt
Bienville Square
Government street
McGill Institute
Barton Academy
Japan
Roosevelt
Alabama
huanish
Gulf states
Nicaragua
Panama
IOEA
Witte Favored for Premier Role in Russia
St. Petersburg reports Count Witte has gained imperial favor and is likely to lead the government as premier and cabinet head. He has aligned with Liberals since returning from the United States, advocating civil liberties and broader Douma power with expanded franchise for broader representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Count Witte
Witte
atd
M. Wilte
Carliife Hot Ill Treatment Alleged by Officers
Report claims Cunliffe was tortured to extract a confession before a murder trial. Pinkerton general superintendent C H Hine testified at a hearing in Berne Philadelphia, with Cunliffe waiving a hearing. A letter denied reports of abuse saying treatment was kind beyond expectations. Family members present during examination corroborated parts of Cunliffe’s statement.
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oryo
E.G. Cunlife
C. H. Hine
gecersi
Adams Tc
Canzliffe
Cunliffe
Murdered Leader of Black Hand Shot Outside Home
Luciano Torreno, Italian suspected as Black Hand leader, was slain in front of his Brownstown residence after being shot while attempting to fire back. Police suspect an enemy or rival within the group. Also reported is Elias Haffa and Tara Haffa found dead from possible arsenic poisoning at 183 Krettner Street, with boarder Albert Bernxs hospitalized after an unconscious spell.
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Dr. Bull
Brig
Lafferty
37th Street
Superior
Wis
Luciano Torreno
Black Hand
Barre
Black Hand society
Brownstown
Bur
New York
Mar
Finfaio
Elias Haifa
Tara
Krettner street
Albert W. Bernxs
Haffa
Miss Roosevelts Frisco Trip On the Siberia Arrives
Miss Roosevelts party lands in San Francisco aboard the Pacific Mail liner Siberia from Yokohama in a record 10 days 19 hours 72 minutes. Notables aboard include Senator Newlands and wife Senator Warren Representative Longworth Mr Harriman and companions Mabel Boardman and Amy McMillan.
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Orient
San Francisco
Pacific Mail
Siberia
Yokohama
Miss Roosevelt
United States
Newlands
Nevada
Warren
Wyoming
Longworth
Okio
E. H. Harriman
Southern Pacific
Mabel Boardman
Amy McMillan
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Philadelphia Celebrates Monster Street Parade for Baseball Club
Philadelphia marks the American League champion with a massive street parade. Officials players and clubs from Philadelphia and New York attend along with semi professional and amateur teams from Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware. Tens of thousands cheer as flames fireworks and a long procession light the route before a post parade display.
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Parladelphia
Philadelphia American League baseball club
New York
Ean Johnson
American Levee
Pennsvania
New Teppev
Delaware
ansp
Sey
Bank Bond Protects State Funds Amid Shortage Scandals
Treasurer Mathues says bonds of the Enterprise National Bank protect $4,000,000 in state funds amid a shortfall. A receiver was named for National Cabin and Wire Co. amid bank troubles, with executives promising forthcoming statements and a push to prosecute those who wrecked the bank.
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Mathues
reports commission
Enterprise ink Allegheny
Pomass
Enterprise Bank
Pharidas
general Fund
rer Mathues
Enterprise banic
Gwinner
Mathnes
Enterprise National Bank
Zions
wu bs
chat saul
Clark Concern
Pitsburg
National Cabin and Wire company
T. Lee Clark
J. H. Hunter
Tie
Ties
whoyar
Gwi
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EBERT & SONS
WEST PATRICK _SIREET
Phone. Co. & P
W. derick
Birely’s
Corner Market and
Church Streets
Frederick, Md
Frederick County
STUDEBAKER WAGONE
JOHNSTON
CROWN DEVIS
BRADLEY
STANDARD LEVER
Carroll Street
East Fifth Street
L. M. NIXDORFF
Court St
CENT’S
PEARRE'S
Harris
mearty
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Derok
Mich
J. A. Willianson
PURERATS
GONST & ae PROPRIETORS
SIP
Maxon
J. A. KIDWI
G. WARING TYSON
Ostroli and
Patrick Streets
Prederick,Md
Staff of Life
H. O. Garry Food
E. O. Stock
H. O. Paultry
Barly
sli
DEVILBISS & URNER, INSURANCE
DOLL & ALBAUGH BUILDING
N. Market Street
Oodawis
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
WW. Patrick St
Frederek, Md
PEATILE STRUNE
wrkmanship
MARKEY’S
JERRY SIMPSON
ressman
Don Simpson
acre
Simpson
Great Lakes
12th
Illinois infantry
Kansas
congress
Roswell
N. M
Mid-Ocean
David Crawford
Minneapolis
London
Crawford
George Meredith
Surrey
Mersdith
Decsiver
Lancaster
City Savings Fone and Trust company
New Orleans
New Orie
PHILADELPHIA
Matilda Van Dolsen
Henry Van Dolsen
Washington
Wiliam H. Van Dorn
Francis
tmvo
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
George B. Warner
Puiashi
Leeds
state hospital
Warner
lberty
Pirshire
Emm. Soulsby
Avery street
AHesbeny
Soulsby
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