End of Coal Strike Talks Sought by Roosevelt Aides
President Roosevelt weighs a plan to end the coal strike as Secretary Root travels to New York. A White House conference with Knox Moody Payne and Governor Crane discussed action before winter and fuel shortages. Payne declined comment and the administration prepared for a possible national conference in Detroit October 9.
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Associated Press
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Roosevelt
Washington
Roots
Washington, D. C
White House
Knox
Moody
Payne
Crane
Stlassachusetts
Massachusetts
Lkely
Reeve
Boot
Philadelphia
Maybury
Detrott
Pennands
Commonwealth
Aenbridge Tofay
Gant
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Atria
Anthra
York
United Mine Workers of America
Oper
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Mersan Heal
Detroit
Ceinler
Petit
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Marbury
Coal Street
Albans
Manthreter
Nesport
Lewegion
Ky Y Fiyne
Ind
Bera
Mian
Sagan
Filnt
Port Murer
Mes
San Francisco on the Way and Navy Assignments
Fragmentary dispatches describe movement toward San Francisco and mention naval personnel, medical staff, and transport routes. The text implies preparations and duties to be completed, with references to ships, guards, and arrival operations in relation to the San Juan area.
Wisconsin Voters Association elects new secretary
Washington Sept 30 A meeting of the Wisconsin Republican association here last night appointed committees to organize the government departments and to target as many Wisconsin voters as possible. Assistant Secretary of the Treasury H. A. Tusor declined re election as president and W. A. Jones of Mineral Point was elected to the office.
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Washington
Oun
Wisconsin
Treasury
EH. A. Tusor
Association
W. A. Jones
Mineral Paint
Coal famine tightens grip on New York hospitals
New York hospitals face coal shortages as supply dwindles from 2406 tons at St Luke's to near empty stocks at J Hood Wright and Marys hospital for children. Coal prices rise to 21 dollars with some dealers charging 15 to 16. Welsh coal shipments slow, while sidewalks are torn up for fuel and readings show 12,000 tons of hard coal moved by Reading company, though not reaching Schuylkill valley.
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New York
Thia Chy
J. Hood Wright Hospital
St. Luke's
St. Mary's Hospital For
Charities Department
York
Rochester
Times
Reading
Paw
Philadelphia and Reading Company
Schuylkill Valley
Philadelphia
Supfers
W. H. Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Greenwich
London
Tribune Dispatch
GOOD NIGHTS REST AT WHITE HOUSE REPORTS SATISFACTORY PROGRESS
The president enjoyed a good night’s rest at the White House and his condition is satisfactory. He spent most of Monday in a wheelchair, participating in a conference on the cool situation, while doctors provided care and no visitors appeared in the afternoon. Misses Alice and Ethel Roosevelt joined Mrs. Roosevelt, with Ethel planning to attend school.
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Associated Press
Washington, C
White House
Washington, D. C
Sept. W
Washington
D. C
Lung
Newton M. Shaffer
New York
Alice
Ethel Roosevelt
Tuxedo Park
Oyster Bay
Ethells
French Author Zola Died of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Autopsy confirms Emile Zola died from asphyxiation caused by carbine oxide fumes after attempting to open a window. Crowds gather outside his Paris home as funeral plans are set for Friday and speculation swirls about whether Dreyfus will attend. Mme Zola’s health remains fragile, though she is progressing under strict rest.
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Associated Press
Paris
Emile Zolas
Zola
Dreyfus
Patrie
Zora
Mme
Jones
Yala
Des Moines River Floods Reach New High in Ottawa Area
The Des Moines River surged today in Ottawa with water within a foot of the high mark and feared to rise further. Thousands of dollars in property and crops have been damaged as a mile of sewers washed out and road stretches lie underwater.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Des Meines
Obituary of Charles Seeley Murphy Pioneer Carpenter of Omre
Charles Seeley Murphy died Friday morning in Milwaukee at his daughter Mrs Guest's home, aged nearly 87. Born October 1815 in Momvia New York, he was a Wisconsin pioneer associated with Omre for over thirty years, known locally as a carpenter and contractor. Funeral Sunday at the Freshylerian church with Rev. H. H. G. Lintson officiating. interment in Osaro cemetery. His wife Ann Murphy was a charter church member who died in 1884.
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Omre
Wis
Charles
Seeley Murphy
Milwaukee
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Momvia
N. Y
Wisconsin
Ile
Ann Murphy
Murphy
Dle
Freshylerian
HH. G. Lintson
Osaro
Tr Thomas
Chicago
Syke
J FA. Hutchins
Wieconein Free Whrary Commission
HW. Larrabes
Omni
Cone
Alster
t+ Yetne
J. HW. Raed
Tatee
Paes
Okisioma
Wild Scenes on New York Stock Exchange Panic Rally
Wild hour of trading on the New York stock exchange as prices jumped amid panic selling the prior day. Missouri Pacific surged while others swung 1 to 14 points. Treasury actions and Morgan statements buoyed sentiment, with Shaw visiting the sub-treasury and meeting bankers as talks continued on reserves and securities.
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Associated Freat
New York
Sept. D
Stock Exchange
Missouri Pacific
Pratita
Shorts
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Securit En Uhan
Morgan
Fers
Loulaville & Ville
Wheat prices rise and fall amid market corner fears
The report notes brief price advances in September wheat as Armour & Company held a large share, with trading pausing near 95 cents before fluctuating and closing up 7 1/2 cents. A petition seeks an injunction against Armour and associates over alleged market cornering affecting the local wheat market.
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Jersey
Lester
Emus
Armour & Company
Shorts
Temlay
H. ii
Bard
Armoury Company
J.J. Townsend
Vate
THAT PAPER MILL TRUST FACES Doubted formation and cautious voices
A North Oshkosh Neenah Menasha report surveys wary views on forming a paper mill trust. Promoter John Strange disputes organized plans and options, while Chicago brokers Dewar and Yerker are cited as money sources. Local editors and mill owners largely deny solid progress, amid brokered doubts and mixed reactions across Wisconsin.
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Joh Strange
Oshkosh
Strang
Strange
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Dewar
Yerker
Chicago
Blute
Tofay
Clyde L. Kimball
Tien
New Daily News
Kimball
Democratic Assembly
Amemara Gate
Wil Salis
Neenah
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J. H. Healy
Voutines
Armemany
Henty
Ias Beer Campelening
Menasha
Supreme Court
Yurnell
Ashkeen
J. Kerstin
Amons
Henry
Charles Smith
George Whiting
Wiliam Gites
Widow Named Administrator in Estate Action
A widow, Fitz Gerald, was appointed administrator of her late husband’s estate. A pension declaration notes the husband left about $500 in personal property, with the applicant being the widow. The case was filed in New York with associated proceedings continuing through a Saturday session.
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Dhty Associated Preced
New York
Sept
Fitzgerald
Miles Reviews Troops As City Forces Parade
A dispatch from San Francisco reports Lt. Geren reviewing troops including General Hughes and staff. A thousand caluma soldiers march under guard along the capital street as the parade proceeds with a tense, disciplined show of force.
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San Francino
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Preakdio
Ligutenant Geren
Mile
Eral Hughes
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Caluma
SECTION MEH STRIKE ASSOCIATED PAY TORTEMEATH REPT 7
Fragmentary OCR note reports a strike affecting pay, with mentions of Nord and Western cities and a schedule or delay for games. Details are unclear but indicate labor action impacting athletic events and associated teams or venues.
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Aty Associated
O. Rept
Nord
Weetern
Kena
Democratic state convention open with no governor nominee named
Delegates gathered in Albany as the ninth district led by Frank J Goodwin and the Devery faction contested delegates while speculation swirled around candidates like Alfred E Barker and Charles LeMoyne. Temporary chairman Stanchfield addressed the crowd criticizing the Philippines policy and urging curbs on trusts as the roll call began and the convention adjourned until noon tomorrow.
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Associated Presey
Altwwn I. Farker
Hird S. Coler
Conystroller
New York City
Mila Intervat
Charles le Muiaun
Willam S. Devery
Rome
Stanchfield
Juin B. Stanchfield
Elmira
Cairman
McKinsey
Democratic Party
Philippines
Allen
Allen Transportation
CALL
New York
Deveery
Devery
Fight for Millions in Colorado Springs Trial Debacle
A garbled account outlines a chaotic courtroom scene in Colorado Springs with mentions of officials, judges, and a death sentence. The fragment hints at a trial over millions, delays, and contested actions by appointed administrators, with unclear parties and outcomes.
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Aueccytoed
Rene
Jantar
Eam
Karin
Ieee
Judee Orrar
Milwaukee man with long Democrat vote opposition tale
A Milwaukee reader reports David Warewart of Janesville who for fifty years lived in Porter attended a Hose meeting in Evansville. He said he could not vote for Rose after a stroke of apoplexy caused him to faint as he reeled and his son’s stare was struck.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Apedal
Janesville
David Warewart
Porter
Evansville
Tose
New York Immigrant Abuse Report Hits Ellis Island
AP dispatch from New York details Wilfrid Williams annual immigration report criticizing Ellis Island practices. Detention abuses, arbitrary marking of holds, blackmail risk, and rough treatment of migrants are cited, along with disease concerns and destitution among the many arrivals last year.
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New York
Wilko
Wiiliama
Wan
Secretary of the Treasury
Ellis Island
Williams
Kec
Aluny
Foryon
Eurspe
Failed to Sign Will Aged Rev David Davies Case
A Wrightstown Probate note reports Rev David Davies did not sign his will drawn March 12 182 though words I Rev David Davies may count as signature. Guardian Quatermass for minor heirs, witnesses Ebenezer Williams and Robert Hughes testified. Judge Cleveland reserved ruling after considering whether the paper constitutes a valid will.
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David Davies
Wow. Quatermass
Ebenezer Williams
Robert Hughes
Gehkosh
Tacoma
Willams
Cleveland
de Nuted
Davies
Alm
Midway Prospects for Oshkosh Carnival Entrance
In Oshkosh a carnival midway promoter seeks approval to establish entertainment nearby the Northwestern railroad on Ground Street. Troop No. 5, a large unit, travels with the show and may bring a key attraction to the area. Merger plans a route near Ground Street. J S Berg is noted as involved.
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Merger
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Orailzead O
Erond Street
Hereer
Neenah
J. S. Berg Ip
Try
Ambulance bids received for new vehicle and gear
Bids for an ambulance and equipment were opened on Monday. Three bids were received from Spikes Medona and a manufacturer Yaugh, with one bid accompanied by a vine. Mr Nevilje and the sale are noted. The committee recommended approval and arranged payment terms. A derailment sentence at Van Brooklyn is noted with a price disclosed as three cents.
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Menfay
Fee, Spikes & Medona
Nevilje Wiich
van Browkiln
Condemn Fowler Bill Sees Protests Across Cities
A garbled report cites lawmakers condemning a Fowler bill with protest activity by Mirene factions and unnamed groups in multiple regions. The piece references unnamed officials and unclear local actions tied to a broader political confrontation.
New Orleans Street Car Strike Spurs Mule Power Move
Police guard the Orleans Street Hallway Co barn as a strike narrows power to lines. Most cars are tethered and only a few circulations run, with power cut in the larger barn. Mule power may be used on the lower city lines if cars move elsewhere.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
New Orleans Street
Raftsway Company
Canal Street
Will Open Graves as Bodies May Be Found in Cemeteries
Indianapolis report on Rufus Cantrell a key figure in a grave robbing gang sparks fear among families reopening recent graves seeking missing bodies. Medical colleges alarmed as searches yield few remains. Preliminary hearing for Dr Alexander janitor at Central College and several suspects held. hearing continues October 23.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Rufus Cantrell
Glendore Gate
Medical College
Cantrel l
Big Gang
Alexander
Central College
Hay Fever Cure With Six Week Boat Trip
E. G. Jackson returns from a six week pleasure trip aboard his gasoline launch Calatia with engineer Ernest Dahl aboard. They lived on board most of the time in Green Bay and Lake Michigan waters, enjoying calm seas and favorable conditions. The craft, thirty seven and a half feet long with an eight horsepower engine, carried comfortable cabins and was reported to have a first class teak finish and oil throughout. Jackson praises the voyage as a cure for hay fever and plans further such outings with Dahl aboard.
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G. Jackson
Calatia
Jackson
Ernest Dahl
Green Bay
Michigan
Death of Mrs. E. C. Jones of Eureka Wisconsin
Mrs. E C Jones of Eureka Wisconsin died Monday night at Oshekosh Clinic on South Main Street after a diabetes related illness. She was forty nine. She married C Jones in 15 She and her family moved to Eureka eight years ago where Mr Jones runs a lumber yard. One son twenty six survives. Funeral will be Thursday at 9 2 in the morning at the residence of George Welby Lincoln and Wisconsin avenues. Interment will be in the Omre cemetery with Rev Mr Decker officiating.
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E. C. Jones
Eureka
Wis
Oshe
Aerslees
George Welby
Comer
Lincoln
Wisconsin Avenues
Omre
Mr. Decker
Hollister medal calf contest at Algoma Country Club last event
The final calf contest of the Hollister medal series occurred Wednesday at Algoma Country Club. Arthur Gruenewald currently holds the medal. Appleton Elks hosted a clever minstrel performance Monday at the new Appleton Opera House with attendees including Dr. N. M. Teal, John McCabe, John Storm, and Stephen McFarrin. A bouquet shaped like a bench of beets was tossed to them, provoking laughs as the crowd filled the theater.
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Algoma
Arthur Gruenewald
Appleton Jolee of
Elks
New Appleton Opera House
Ashkeah
Weather forecast repeats cooler trend with variable winds
Fair and cooler conditions expected in the near term with variable winds. Temperatures around the upper 70s are noted, with a gradual warmup followed by a brisk breeze and partly cloudy conditions. Expect cooler nights and diminishing cloud cover into midweek.
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