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03 Nov 1904
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Oxford Eagle in Oxford, Mississippi
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1904
Page
1
Ex-Gov Longino Hails Mississippi at World's Fair Exposition
Ex Governor Longino returned from St Louis after studying the World’s Fair exhibits. He praised Mississippi displays for fruit, cotton products, forestry and agriculture, noting medals and grand prizes. He highlighted Beauvoir’s significance and praised Commissioner Henry and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. A. Tl
St. Louis
Gov
Longino
Philadelphia
Louis
Mississippi
Beauvoir
State Bureau
Henry
Big Fight Looms as Rail Traffic Officials Called to Appea
Mississippi rail traffic officials will appear before the railroad commission on November 22 to answer complaints against contract forms demanded by railway companies. The case is noted as potentially the most significant before the commission since lumbermen and wholesale grocers pushed for car service rule amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Railroad Commission
Nnswer
Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress Resolves on Rivers and Parks
The Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress at St Louis approves extensive river and harbor work, public park expansion, port protection, Alaska and Oklahoma statehood, labor and trade measures, and a naval station plan for the Pacific coast, with actions targeting Galveston and Missouri River improvements. The report, led by A L Black of Bellingham, covers irrigation, interstate commerce, and coastal defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
A. L. Black
Bellingham
Wash
Statehood
Alaska
Numa
Pow Pond
Bnprov
Missionippi
Minneap Dea Ts Bt
Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal
Lockport
St. Louist
Congress
Missouri River
Galveston
United States
Imprr
British Columbia
Pacific Coast
Naval Station
San Diego
Naval
United
California
Oklahoma
Natien
Witerkes
Jueveas
Coralry Reaton
Jocat
The Charges Are Refuted at Joliet Penitentiary
Barney Cohen and J I Morris of the State Federation of Labor said charges of mismanagement and labor law violations at Joliet penitentiary were unfounded. They led a federation committee that reported the accusations false and said laws were being enforced there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Jollet
Barney Cohen
State Federation of Labor
Unwritten Law Upheld In Louisville Malicious Cutting Case
In Louisville Kentucky on October 30 a criminal court case against Joe Doerr for malicious cutting was dismissed after witnesses testified to his observance of the unwritten law. The charge stemmed from Doerr finding Rowman with his wife and a subsequent cutting. Huffaker urged dismissal and the judge, Judge Pryor, granted the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louiaville
Joe Doerr
Criminal Court
M. Huffaker
Rowman
Doerr
Huffaker
Doorr
Geisha Girls May Remain At World Fair
Japanese geisha girls at the St. Louis World’s Fair, in charge of officials under the alien contract labor law, refuse to return home and will be allowed to stay if they choose. Immigration officials say the broken contract charge would not stand since the law excludes artists and actresses, including geisha girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St. Louis
They would bar the Japs
Michael Donnelly head of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters union urges a Japanese exclusion bill to protect dockyard jobs. Federation of Labor officers plan to present a resolution asking Congress to pass the bill amid fears of Japanese workers taking union members’ places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michael Donnelly
Amalgamated Meat-Cutters and Butcher Workmens’ Union
Congress
Federation of Labor
Eight Men Injured in Egyptian Mine No 2 Blast
Eight men were injured in a gas explosion at Egyptian mine No 2 in Harrisburg on Friday evening. Two are feared dead, including Walter Pankey and Castle Cummins, with Supt. Harvey Stricklin burned while aiding Cummins. Other injured include Ed Horning and George Galbraith with three unnamed workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Walter Pankey
Castle Cummins
Ed Horning
George Galbraith
Harvey Stricklin
Pankey
Cummins
Stricklin
Trains Collide in Missouri World’s Fair Run
At Tipton Missouri a rear end collision between Missouri Pacific World’s Fair Special sections No 1 and No 2 killed three and wounded twenty three. Engineer Ramsey blamed blind headlight and miscalculated speed while Super to McKee placed the fault on the second section crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Tipton
St. Louis
Ramsey
Bright Walker
Lewisburg
Margaret Burke
J.W. Bagby
W. J. Black
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Thomas
Elizabeth Brown
Haneas City
J. B. Caltes
Bt. Louis
W. H. Morrison
Sedan
Kan
Tex
Ruth Skinner
Lampasas
Cynthia White
Cc. C. Porter
East Orange
N. J
C. W. Donaldson
Robert Eaton
W. B. Price
Pullman Porters
J. F. Skinner
Misa Ruth Skinner
C. C. Porter
B. J. Maguire
Sam Lovett
J. E. Jewett
Missouri Pacific
Sedalia
A. A. Seligman
Parker Will Be The Winner In Political Dispatches
New York dispatches summarize electoral hopes for Parker and Davis with a Democratic edge in the South and key Northern states. Roosevelt and Fairbanks are shown carrying several states, with total electoral counts around 306 for the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
American
Connecticut
New Jersey
Indiana
West Virginia
Delaware
Maryland
Nevada
Colorado
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Idaho
Washington
Parker
Davis
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Montana
Aterm
Ice
Diana
More Than 20 000 New Voters in Manhattan Oppose Roosevelt
Reports from New York quote Charles F. Murphy stating over 20 000 new black voters in Manhattan are mainly floaters. Tammany Hall held a council of war to address alleged illegal voting and to warn districts. Separate telegrams show William F. Hearst denying stock in Homestake, opposing Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany Hall
Charles F. Murphy
West Side
New York
Morgan
Hay
Washington
John Morley
James Bryce
Manhattan
Roosevelt
William F. Hearst
Hearst
Chicago Inter Ocean
W. R. Hearst
Deadwood
Inter Ocean
Chicago
Homestake
Parker Predicts Victory in Esopus Speech
Parker tells New York farmers in Esopus that with hard work and local effort victory in the election can be theirs. In Washington Roosevelt says he will no longer respond to Parker’s charges about trusts and the campaign committee. department heads will handle defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Esopus
N. Y
Orange
Rockland
New York
Washington
Roosevelt
Republican National Campaign Committee
Roosevelt Removes Bunn as Philadelphia Finance Clerk
President Roosevelt ordered the removal of Jacob W. Bunn from the Philadelphia post office finance clerk position for pernicious activity involving campaign funds from employers. The Civil Service Commission had investigated and recommended dismissal, and the order followed that recommendation. McMillin forecasts a Democratic victory with Woodson, aligning with party leaders after touring New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Buncombe
Washington
Jacob W. Bunn
Philadelphia Post Office
Bunn
Civil Service Commission
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Edwards
Shoccoe
Nitta Yuma
Tupelo
Ete
Fayette
Pers
Lewisville
Belden
Vicksburg, Miss
United States Supreme Court
Mississippi Sound
Louisiana
Goy. Vardaman
Gulf Coast
Oystermen’s Protective Association
Delta Development Company
State Revenue Agent
If. Dobbs
Parker and Davis
National Democratic Campaign Fund
Peabody
Statehouse Furniture
Art Metal Construction Company
Rankin
Peterson Plantation
Pearl River
Charles Lynton
Louis Matthews
Mississippi Central Railway
St. Louis, Pascagoua & Panama Railway Company
Hattiesburg
Pascagoula
Gulfport Cotton Oil, Fertilizer and Manufacturing
Compan
Mobile & Ohio Road
Meadville
Board of Education
Whitfield
A. M. Newman
Bradley
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Meridian
National Bank
Amite County
Urbana
Ind
J. F. Savage
Ackerman
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Miller
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Lowndes County
Committee On Revolutions
William Ziegler
Stamford
Conn
Archbishop Elder Sinking
Cincinnati
Elder
Oolombia
Panama
Cauca
Colombia
Reyes
Japan
Tokio
Its
Bangland
Peble
New Zealand
National Congress
William Bowman
Louieville, Ky
Palr
Hanaways
Pana
May Hanly
Willie Hanly
Tallula
Austin, Tex
Katie Mackey
Mackeyville
Old Mexico
Mexico City
Tehuantepec
Meridia
Salina Cruz
Shamokin
Enterprise
Tipton, MO
Supt
Me Meo
Topeka
Miasouri, Kansas & Texas
W. J. McKee
Peoria
Peoria, Ill
Charles H. May
Francis Fl. Sisson
Galesburg
Peoria Herald-Transcript
F. G. Rennick
London
Tangier
Times
Laraiche
Archbishop Elder
William Henry Elder
Subway
Milton J. Foreman
Transportation Committee of
the City
Judge Parker
Theodore Roosevelt
McMillin
Benton McMillin
Tennessee
New England
Woodson
Mr. McMillin
Benjamin Harrison
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