Roosevelt to host Mine Workers chief at lunch in Washington
President Roosevelt will host John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers, at a luncheon in Washington tomorrow. The Miller case at the Government Printing Office is not to be discussed as a conference.
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Miller Case
Government
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Ethel
Archie
Quentin
Loeb
Washington
Jobn Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Mr Mitchell
Mine Workers
W. H Muller
government printing office
Mitchell
Miller
Cortelyou
United States
Old Apothecaries Seek Father John’s Medicine Claim
Explanation to the public notes the 1827 Lowell firm of Carleton and Hovey holds the Father John’s Medicine prescription. It asserts the tonic is not a patent medicine, contains no morphine or opium, and offers refunds for bronchial trouble, cough, or cold. Bottles range from 50 cents to $1, with a pledge of triple quantity in the larger size.
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Carleton and Hovey
Lowell
Mass
John
John O'Brien
Turban Withdrawals May Spark Beirut Riots
Washington dispatches report Turkish demand to pull American warships from Beirut will be ignored. Minister Leishman says Beirut is quiet but unsettled. no permanent order restored and new governor may not manage. Navy plans keep ships offshore with possible withdrawals later and escort trips for Consul Skinner to Abyssinia. Admiral Cotton confirms quiet conditions and pending rice consul case.
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Leishman
Washington, D.C
Beirut
state department
Constantinople
San Francisco
Brooklyn
Porté Aids Massacres Train Loads of Oil Sent From Constantinople
Dispatches from Constantinople report oil trains sent to Macedonian soldiers used to torch villages and woods. At Kirk a wood fire killed over 90 civilians, including women and children, with many bodies found burned or suffocated. The sultan seeks European mediation while German ties shape military plans.
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Constantinople
Europe
Macedonia
Kirk
Kilisse
Smerdes
Turkey
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Thrace
Germany
Poet William Watson Faces Threat of Blindness
British poet William Watson, famed for his Ode on the Coronation of King Edward VII, is reported to be losing his sight. Friends fear his vision may be failing, following recent eye trouble that required a consultation with a prominent oculist.
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Jules Verne
William Watson
Watson
Wnrtson
Edward VII
Mrs. Davis Shows Notable Improvement in Health
Buffalo reports a marked improvement in the condition of Mrs. Jefferson Davis as physicians note progress but stop short of declaring a full recovery. The rally of relatives and friends followed a tense night as she rested, then woke feeling better and smiling at her nurse.
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Buffalo
Jefferson Davis
Mrs. Davis
Judge Bailey Dies in Huntingdon Heart Failure
Judge John M Bailey president judge of the 20th district collapsed in his bathroom in Huntingdon Pennsylvania on September 28 from heart disease. He was born in Duisburg York County and earlier practiced with Scott Brown and Bailey. His term would have ended in 1906 and several candidates, including Judge Reynolds and Mr Culvertson, are named.
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Kineo
Charles FE. Wilmot
Goldsmith
Wolf & Co
Broadway
New York
Kineo House
Wilmot
Green- Ville
St Johns
John M. Bailey
Huntingdon
John M Bailey
20th judicial district
Ufe
Bailey
Duisburg
York county
Scott, Brown and Bailey
committee of revenue of taxation
Judge Reynolds
Bedford counts
Culvertson
Mifflin county
Fire destroys Ferracute Machine plant in Bridgeton
The Ferracute Machine Company plant in Bridgeton New Jersey was wiped out by a blaze caused likely by an explosion in the boiler room. Loss estimated at 100000 with partial insurance. Two hundred workers lose jobs as this marks the third major industrial fire in recent weeks.
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Ferracute Machine Company
Bridgeton
N. J
Condemned man confesses to Hatchet Murder at Mine
Peter Lenowsky, doomed to die by hanging in Wilkes-Barre, admits striking the victim Anthony Sennel with a blunt axe and three additional blows after the man fell. Victor Zarambo, already in Philadelphia prison, was present. Lenowsky details taking Sennel to a mine chamber, then returning to the victim’s home with Zarambo. He says he did not know his execution would occur and declines lengthy religious counsel.
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stnowaky
Anthony Sennel
Wilkesbarre
Peter Lenowsky
Exeter ming
Sennek
Victor Zarambo
Philadelphia
Victor
Zarambo
Soft coal strike looming in Central Pennsylvania
Altoona Sept 28 President Patrick Gilday of District No 2 United Mine Workers says a strike of about 15 000 Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Co miners is threatened if the Altoona scale is not followed by Oct 3. He warns yardage payments at Amsbry mines must be met or the company’s properties will be closed on Oct 5 with funds to sustain the fight.
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Pennsylvania
Altoona
Patrick Gilday
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke company
Central Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania company
Central
Thomas Watkins
anthracite arbitration commission
W. A Lathrop
Lehigh Valley railroad
Gilday
M. Amsbry
Cambria county mines
Amsbry
Nuggets of News From Nervo and Nearby Areas
A nervo was lynched at Thomasville Ga for criminal assault on a small white girl. Mary Maloney age 13 of Waterbury Conn is under arrest for arson and confessed to starting five fires for revenge. About 190,600,000 pieces of mail were received in the year ending June 39 by the dead letter office. $45,634 found among them. Charged with forcibly placing colored men aboard two Russian bark sailors Harry Olson and Jack Johnson are under arrest at Savannah. Go Say you sew it is The News.
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Thomaswile
Mary Maloney
agd
Waterbury
Conn
Ietter
Hany Oleson
Jack John- SOL
Savannah
Train Disaster Kills Nine on Southern No. 97
Charlotte report details Southern Railway No. 97 wreck near Danside Virginia on a 75 foot trestle after taking a curve at high speed. Nine men dead including engineer J A Broady and fireman Clarence White. seven injured, many seriously, with workers from Danville hospital, canary birds surviving in debris amid mangled cars.
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Charlotte
Southern railway
Danside
J. A. Broady
Snilaville
Clarence White
Tom Blair
Danvitle
vai
J. L. Thompson
Washington, D. C
W. T. Chambers
Midland
D. T. Flory
Nokesville
P. Mc Ardanwright
Mount Clinton
A G
Clapp
Greensboro
N. C
Thompson
Louis W. Spiers
Manassas
Frank E. Brooks
Charlottesville
Percival Indenmaur
Charles E. Reames
Culpepper
Jennings J. Dimlap
M. Cc. Maupin
Harrison Thompson
St. Luke
Danville
Spiers
Broady
Southern
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