End Of Strikes In Sight In Key Coal Conflict
Reports from Pittsburgh Harrisburg and Indianapolis say a conference between President Mitchell and Bishop Fallows may near a settlement of the anthracite miners strike. Mitchell notes no present deal and declines predicting a quick end while violence flares in Luzerne and Lackawanna counties and 23,000 miners remain idle.
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Pittsburg
Raruel Fallows
Chicaso
Mitchell
Chronicle Telegraph
Thas
United Mine Workers
Samuel Fallows
Chicago
West
Northwest
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Witkin Flinn
William K. McMillin
W. A. Stone
Harrisburg
Bishop Fallow
Timeis
Bishop Fallows
Cme
Indianapolis
Ind
News Today
Wilkesderre
John Mitchell
Seby
Mr. Mitchel
Stone
Pennsylvania
Alitchell
J. P
Mirers
Ming
National Headqvarters
Sesan
Reston
T-Union
Ipfer
Melburne
John Divino
Antonin Pizzi
Pittston
Heeplini
Dizzi
Fackawanna County
Jacobs
Lurene County
Wyoming Nxton
No Charter For Scientists Rejected By Philadelphia Judge
The First Church of Christ Scientist charter request was refused by Judge Arnold in the common pleas court. He said the charter covers a church and a business and that the court may grant a church charter but cannot issue a for profit business corporation charter.
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Press
Tummladelphia
Ans Jficatinn
First Church of Christ Scientist
Arnold
Common Pleas Court
Tis
New Service Inauguration Between New York and Mediterranean
St Petersburg will inaugurate a new service to the Mediterranean via Oderca Nae with an early November start. Three steamers, the St Petersburg Stratosf and Orel, have been detailed for this service.
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Newyork
Mediterranean
St. Petersburg
Oderca
Nae
New York
St Petersburg
Stratosf
Orel
Root Returns From European Trip on Kroonland
Secretary of War returns to New York aboard the Kroonland after a voyage to Europe. He is not accompanied by his wife and daughters who traveled separately. He mentions naval maneuvers off New England and notes that sham battles help officers and men understand their duties. He plans to depart at once for Washington in early October.
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Avioelated
New York
Hu Root
Eerste
Kroonland
Thoot
Reot
New England
Washington
Labor movement in Chicago seeks semi political labor platform
A movement to recruit U S workers into a semi political labor body in Chicago advances a platform targeting end of political machines. It calls for government primaries initiative recall of representatives and state and federal reforms to curb corporate power. Vigilance committees would oversee impartial law enforcement.
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Associated Prize
Chicago
United States
The
Post
Chicago Federation of Labor
Patform
Helief
Boiler Blast Kills Engineer in Jersey City Area
New York dispatch reports George Lutz an engineer killed when a Pennsylvania Railroad boiler exploded just west of Jersey City. Fireman James G Dooley and conductor Walter Weber were seriously injured. The blast tore the boiler from the train, sent it into the air and damaged the track. cause of the explosion was not yet determined.
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Asacelatec Press
New York
George Lutz
James G. Dooles
Walter Weber
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
Lutz
Luis
Dooley
Weber
Prison reform voices at national congress in Philadelphia
At the National Prison Congress in Philadelphia speakers urged discipline and the whipping post as a corrective measure. Warden NSF Faucher of North Dakota led with a keynote, while Canadian and local wardens Dr Gilmour and D W Burginger spoke on prison discipline and the convict.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
National Prison Congress
Nsf. Faucher
State
North Dakota
Bismarck
National Prison Association
Dee N. T. Glimour
Central Prison
Toraty
Canada
D. W. Burginger
Eastern
Clise
Bursinger
Gilmour
Peace in Cape Town Overseen by Legal Measures
Cape Town reports a swift shift toward calm as S L Graham declares a general indemnity net will become law within days. Martial law will be proclaimed again and a peace preservation act will control arm possession importation and registration across the colony. Profound peace is claimed throughout.
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Associates Press
Cape Town
Associated Press Today
S. L. Graham
Roosevelt Hosts Nassau County Reception at Sagamore Hill
President Roosevelt planned a grand welcome for Nassau County residents at Sagamore Hill from 3 to 6 pm. About 18 000 expected, with special trains and yachts bringing visitors from Hempstead Mineola Far Rockaway and Freeport. A single porch reception with lemonade souvenirs and no formal introductions, guarded by 390 special deputies and secret service agents.
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Associated Press
Oyster Bay
L. J
Stoosevelts
Nassau County
Hin
Sagamore
Hempstead
Minola
Far Rockaway
Freeport
New York
Brooklyn
Long Island
Sagamore Bill
Sherry Johnson
Nasmia County
Secret Service
Fifteen Missing Reported in Bluefields Incident
Local report from Bluefields Virginia dated September 15 notes a grave incident leaving fifteen missing. Associated Press details scarce official statements as search efforts begin. authorities cordon off the area while rumors circulate about possible causes and involvement.
Odd Fellows Session Opens With 30000 Attendance
Des Moines records the seventh annual Sovereign Grand Lodge meeting as trains arrive from across the nation. Reported totals show 127 grand lodges, 13 subordinate lodges, 2 750 subordinate encampments, and overall membership over 1 million with substantial relief disbursements and revenues.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Mnancal
Aillwaukee
Wis
Brewmasters’ Association of the United
UF. Wallerstein
New York
L. BE. Sethel
Chicago
Charles Rovitscheck
Enistantke
Milwaukee
Rose's Stay Brief in Wisconsin Campaign Trail
Milwaukee reports that Mayor David S. Rose arrived in Green Bay at 9:43 am and met with John Wallawn and local Democrats at the depot. He then spoke briefly at Trembia, Southaki, Abrams, and Oconto Junction before an evening address in Oconto.
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Milwaukee
Wis
The
Journal
Green Bay
David S. Rose
Cormer and
Trembie
Sontcaki
Oconto County
Abrams
Oconto Junction
Oconto
Fire devastates Muscatine lumber mill district
A major blaze in Muscatine Iowa on September 16 destroyed the box factory housing 150 workers and threatened the Masser Lumber mill. Firefighters gained control as the wind died, saving the Kaleer saw and planing unit. estimated loss near 49 hundred dollars with 315 thousand dollars in insurance.
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Associated Press
Muscatine
J. H. Kaleer Lumber Company
Mike Hope
Masser Lumber Company
Kaleer
Blind mother sees after operation in Trenton years
A New Jersey mother from Trenton regained sight after a recent operation. After seven years of total blindness, a procedure allowed her to see her husband and all her children for the first time when the bandages came off two weeks ago, according to The Times.
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Prem
New York
Tetany Dina
Mia
Julia
Moroweki
Trenton
N. J
Hae
Sara
Elias
Beame Ding
Over $1,000 a Bay in Transcontinental Haste
A dispatch from New York dated September reports details of St. Petersburg bound Pereia orders. A train runs at speeds under twenty miles per hour while a cablegram from the American in Paris is not dispatched to the Roedan city today. The Talleway company moves fifteen trolleys to carry baggage weighing twenty tons to the train. A hotel bill totals £3000 for eighteen items.
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New York Sept
Karing
St. Petecovurg
Pereia
Paria
Roedan City
Oni Toray
Talleway Company
Ebah
Loss of British steamer Nihedais after reef collision
The British steamer Nihe dais foundered after striking a reef south of Carnva seland in the Indian Ocean on September 3. Some crew were rescued to the port, while the captain and seven men are believed drowned.
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Presa
Celomba
Deyion
Carnva Seland
Indian Ocean
Wae
Hatless Women Barred From Yonkers Church
The rector of Saint Mary's Catholic Church in Yonkers said wealthy women must wear hats or be refused admission. He declared hatless women would not be allowed to worship in the future, prompting controversy over church attire and decorum.
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Associated Press
New York
Mtygh
Yonkers
Paul
Bottess
Peace in Colombia Report of Government Gains
The U S State Department received four cables from Colombian Minister Hart Vegota stating General Carrenzo, who has led forces near Bogota, surrendered. Officials regard this as key to pacifying the eastern region. Colombia also announced repulse of a recent revolutionary attack along the Mugilaten river.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
State Department
Kram
Hart
Vegota
Colombia
Carrenzo
Creat
Bogota
Mugilaten
Healy Named Republican Nominee in Second District
J H Healy of Neenah won the Republican nomination for the Second Assembly District at Clayton after one ballot. He beat Col T E Allen and George Church of Vinland with 31 votes to 6 for Allen and Church. The convention lauded Roosevelt era policy and pledged Healy to support state and national tickets and to back primary reform and fair taxation measures.
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J. H. Healy
Neenah Weenamra
Mikesville
Clayton
Col
T. E. Allen
George Church
Vinland
Healy
Church
Tr. Allen
Mr. Healy
Charles S. Griggs
Nequah
J. Kerwin
Neenah
Roosevelt
Repub- Mcan
Republican Party
John C. Spooner
Wisconsin
Tate
la Fordette
New Assembly
J Tt. Bloom
Robbery at Pittsville hits G A Polter department store
Special to The Northerstem reports Pittsville Wisconsin burglars forced entry to the G A Polter department store using dynamite to blow the safe door. Stamps worth several dollars were taken. no other goods missing. Skeptical details include unclear sums and names due to OCR errors.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Pittaville
G. A Polter
Saved From Mob In Quiet Streets Standoff
A flood of garbled OCR details a mob incident with Jeremiah Bennett and Thelma Wagner central to the scene. Armed officers guard the area while Sheriff Hoan seeks to calm tensions amid a tense standoff and a long police presence.
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Ube
Wile Thelma Wagner
Hoan
Striking Union Men Enjoined by Federal Court Action
A federal judge in Omaha Nebraska granted a temporary injunction restraining striking shopmen of the Union Padhe company Branim from picketing the factories. The order, issued on suppression of the Union Pactic S30, enjoins further protests and sets a heating for September.
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Associated Pree
Omaha
Neb
Branim
Wisconsin conference forms missionary society to aid northern district
In Milwaukee Wisconsin the Methodists organize the Wisconsin Conference Wausomen missionary society to fund and direct work in Appleton Oshkosh and Oshkish districts. A projected annual income of about 2500 dollars is expected from voluntary gifts and a one dollar membership fee. Officers will be elected, and the group will be supervised by presiding elders and the conference.
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Wit
Wisconsin
Methodist
Eyiscopal Church
Sodiety
Appleton
Oshkorh
Farmer
Misionary Society
Jessen
Dusy
D.C. John
Sgiory
Milwaukee
Board of Managers
Society
Committee On Home Mission
Wroin
Coléncillons
Reva W. P. Leek
Green Hay
John Schneider
Waupun
J. H. Thibbets
Jancaville
G. W. White
Waupaca
C. E. Goldthrope
Wauwanatosy
Children’s Home Society
John W. Olmstead
F.C. Brayton
Oakfield
Committee On Conference Relations
Five Missouri lawmakers under scrutiny in grand jury probe
Circuit Attorney Folk will not travel to Jefferson City as habeas corpus proceedings over doodling are dropped. The grand jury probes city fighting and lighting bills while subpoenas demand testimony from current House members. Bribery charges shadow Gutze as he learns his eleven year old son has died.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Folk
Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Grand Jury
House of Delegates
St. Louia
Charles A. Gutze
House of Detegates
Douglas
Philippine Revenues Reported by War Department Officials
The Bureau of Social Affairs in the War Department released a comparative fiscal year statement on customs revenues for the Philippine archipelago ending June 30, 1914, comparing figures in United States dollars across years 1910 to 1914. The data summarize revenue levels for Saint, Eng, and Bl categories, highlighting changes for the Philippine fiscal year.
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Preead
Washington, D.C
Ha.reau
War Department
United States
Hope settles with creditors on cash composition
London reports Lord Francia Hope reaches a composition with creditors paying 859 in the pound. The claims total about 4100 dollars. May Yoh, Hope's divorced wife, filed a claim but was reportedly repaid by the debtor.
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London
Francia Hope
May Yoh
Lord Hope
Dr Ernest Albee Plans Wedding This Week
Announcement states Dr Ernest Albee of Oshkosh will wed a Creage young lady this week and reside with his bride at Mrs Ja A Albee and Alnomu street. The couple will live with his parents after the ceremony and Dr Albee is known in the city where he lived years ago.
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Weil
Oshkosh
Heudder
Albee
bin Bride
Wil
Mra
Ja A. AlYoo
Alnomu Atrvet
Altes
Ue Normal School
Thie City
Meteors Supposedly Start Forest Fires Across Rockies
Denver reports scientists propose meteor falls in the Rocky mountains ignite forests and tear up earth. Montana fires near Barnica threaten timber. heavy rain hoped to halt the blaze. agents and crews combat spreading flames in timber districts.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Colorado
Rocky Mountains
Butte
Mant
Buain, Mont
Barnica
Atlaconda
Montana
Kallepel
Berndt
State Department
Dedicatory Ceremony Timber Collapse Traps Crowd
At a church dedication in St Paul Minnesota a temporary stair collapse sent 20 people to the floor as 1000 spectators panicked. Police and church leaders helped evacuate the frightened crowd with only bruises and minor injuries reported, though a woman and a child were badly bruised.
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St. Ant
St. Paul, Minn
Isaac Goldatmine
Della Rosenblum
Sam Rotsnar
Mores F. Clapp
Robert A. Smith
F.C. Stevens
Chief Brauer Sees Sights in Aberdeen through Sea Voyage
The narrator, aboard a boat off the coast near Aberdeen Washington, describes watching ducks and geese and plans to hunt. A vessel bound for southern Australia carries lumber with 12 000 feet aboard and will take nine months to reach its destination. The voyage exposes ship life and close ties with Captain Johnson who invites participation.
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Thomas Roche
Brauer
Nol Ting
Aberdeen
Wash
Hlites
Orhkosh
Lumbes
Souther Australia
Johnson
Six Months in Jail for Croseman Embezzlement Case
Fred Croseman pleaded guilty to embezzlement and larceny in Ashland before Judge A H Goxt. He admitted stealing 16.32 from Albert Steuck, 8.90 in goods from Dred Jaslyn, and 46 in money, EG and 013 in goods from John C Zentner. Croseman was arrested in Ashland by Undersheriff Oscar Spalding.
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Fred Croseman
A. H. Goxt
Hin
Crosman
Albert Steuck
Dred Jaslyn
John C. Zentner
R Ely
Crossman
Ashland
Oscar Spaldingami
Vatican to Send Mort Rev. Diomede Falconio as Delegate
The Vatican plans to appoint Mort Rev Diomede Falconio as a papal delegate in the United States. Falconio currently serves as apostolic delegate for the dominion of Canada and Manila archdiocese. Arrival of Monsignore Guldi will determine further bishopric appointments in the Pacific region.
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Prexey
Record low temperatures hit Ohio as cold front sweeps
The Associated Press reports Cleveland and surrounding Ohio areas experienced a cold snap with the government thermometer reaching 40 degrees, 3 above the 24 degree low for the first half of September. Forecasters noted widespread frost and heavy downstate conditions.
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Cleveland
Judge Gray Dies After Long Illness At Summer Home
Lynn Massachusetts September 15 Justice Hare nee Gray former U S Supreme Court Justice died at his residence after a period of ill health. Born Boston March 14 1818 he studied at Harvard and Harvard Law School and served on the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court rising to Chief Justice in 1873. He was appointed to the U S Supreme Court by President Arthur December 19 1881. OLIPHANT ILL A New York September 15 Adj Gen Alexander Oliphant who returned from leave after two months has suffered a paralytic stroke and is in critical condition. He is a son in law of Senator Stephen B Elkins of West Virginia.
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Lynn
Mass
Harenee Cray
States Supreme Bench
Judge Gray
Boston
Harvard College
Law School
Supreme Judicial Court of
Mageachusetts
Arthur
Supreme Court of the United States
Oliphant
New York
Adj
Alexander
Herald
Trenton
N. J
Ollephant
Steephen B. Elkins
Weat
Virginia
Progress on High School Construction Oversight by City Leaders
Architect G J DeGelleke and contractor J F Setumidt led a full inspection of the High School in progress. Officials noted mortar color variation on exterior walls to be corrected, masonry near completion in the north, with south walls and roof awaiting three weeks more work. Timbers for roof partly done, plastering to follow roof completion, five six ton iron beams pending installation, building set for occupancy in January with wiring and boiler setup ongoing.
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G. J. DeGelleke
Milwauskee
van Ryn & DeGelleke
J. FP. Setumidt
Chicago
Mulva
E. S. Hinmen
H. Ua. Simonds
Board of Education
Fred Begsinger
E. S. Richmond
Thorigon
Schmidt
Creagh Returns to Tien Tsin as Britain Relinquishes New Chwang
Major General Creagh, the British commander, has returned to Tien Tsin. Reports state Britain will not restore the Pekin Shan Hai Kwan segment of the Pekin New Chwang road and Russia will relinquish possession of the New Chwang portion.
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Associated Press
Tien Tsin
Creagh
Pekin- New Chwang Road
Russia
New Chwangt
Oshkosh News Briefs Mention Funeral Visit and Local Pavement Extension
Miss Edith Crowell visited relatives in Suont as Mrs A T ONeil expected home from Fond du Lac after attending the funeral of her brother's wife Mrs Herbert D Swett last Saturday. The board of public works ordered continued brick paving on Cenne street from Main to Moore, funded by Mrs E Luhm. Pioneer Alvin Beals of Moscow Idaho visits Oshkosh and recalls early city growth and his 1845 move here for a trading post engine setup.
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A. T. O'Neil
Fond du Tats
Mra
Herbert D. Swett
Swett
Fifth Ward
Fond du Lac
Madison Itdy
Board of Public Works
Main Street
Moore Street
Cenne Street
Easide
State Street
Mra. E. Luhm
Vease
Merritt Street
Oshkosh
Weat Aleoma
Beals
Idaho
Chicago
Weather report for Wisconsin with showers possible
Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow in Wisconsin with probable showers in the northern portions. Warm and breezy conditions, mild temperatures, and north winds.
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Wisconsin
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