Mitchell Denounces Violence in Labor Strife Speech
A transcript fragment shows Mitchell defend law and order during a strike, condemning violence and urging respect for authority. He accuses leadership of provoking unrest, stresses that miners should work while settlement efforts continue, and mentions militia and corporate interests shaping the labor conflict. The text references MacVeagh and the Lehigh area in a labor dispute over tonnage and union action.
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Hy & Corporation of
Robbers on Trial in Wagner Bank Bill Case
Harvey Logan, accused Montana train robber, faced circuit court in Knoxville Tennessee. Prosecutors show unsigned national bank bills valued at forty thousand dollars found in his possession from a Wagner Montana theft on July 3 1901. Key witnesses included a Helena bank president, train crew members, Pinkerton detectives, and treasury officials.
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National
Wagner Bank
Helena
Knoxville
Pinkerton
Department Treasury
Irrigation Convention in Session at Portland
Large delegations from Crook Baker and Umatilla counties attend the National Irrigation Association meeting in Portland as officials and experts from government and the congress arrive. The program adds talks by Chandler Holmes and other officials while debates on public vs private irrigation loom. Governor Geer is slated to speak.
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National Irrigation Association
Portland
Oregon
National Congress
Oregon Irrigation Association
Tinion Depot
Veter
National Irrigation Congress
Colorado Springs
A F. Chandler
United States Experimental Association
Fred J. Holmes
Natonal Irrigation Congress
Maya
D. Sule Cohen
Npport
Henry Wahn
A. P. Davis
Charles Po Fiteh
Fred J. Klewel
Wennesday
Andrews
J. C. Moreland
Priath Theker
Naturalive
Thane
George H. Williame
Gvener Alle
Mern
Ty Moses
Baker City
Hamera
Mattoee
Power River Plains
Metropolis
Geer
F. B. Beach
Grook County
Crook County
Congress
Mancheet Willunwon
Dan Weare
Beare
Williamson
Croan County
Umatilla
Filipinos Released After Long Prison Term Amnesty Act
The Supreme Court of the Philippines freed Jose and Isidore Guzman under the amnesty act. They had been sentenced to life for forcing a Spanish lieutenant to eat his own flesh after starving him for three days at a stake, a brutal act attributed to the Spanish civil guard.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the Philippines
Jose
Isidore Guzman
Piera
Society Woman Kills Music Teacher With Butcher Knife
In Rochester on November 18 Mrs Frank Youngs, a prominent society figure and wife of the city purchasing agent, pursued music teacher Miss Florence McFarland with a butcher knife after accusing her of alienating her husband. McFarland was stabbed repeatedly in the kitchen and died before help arrived. Mrs Youngs surrendered to police.
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Rochester
N. Y
Mra
Frank Youngs
Florence McFarlan
Wu Ting Fang Starts Homeward to China
Wu Jing Fang departed for San Francisco this afternoon and will sail for China on November 28. In interview he praised Americans for their warm treatment and the friendships formed, expressing great admiration for the United States.
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Wu Ting Fang
China
Washington
Wu Jing Fang
San Francisco
Counirr
New Swiss Minister Named for Washington
Herne Switzerland Nov 18 Ferdinand De Martheray the present counsellor of the legation to Rome was appointed minister to Washington in a formal announcement today. The appointment completes a reshuffle of Swiss diplomatic posts with De Martheray taking over the role previously held by a senior envoy. He is expected to present credentials to the U.S. government at an early date.
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Herne
Switzerland
Fernand de Martheray
Rome
Washington
Utah Earthquake Causes Panic in Santa Clara School
An earthquake yesterday in Utah shaken Santa Clara, causing ceilings to collapse in a new schoolhouse. Two houses were ruined and the Mormon temple tower at St George trembled. Teachers used force to prevent children from being trampled as chaos followed.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Santa Clara
Apple Growers Meet Opens Three Day Congress in St Louis
The first American Apple Growers Congress begins in St Louis with growers from Illinois Iowa Missouri Virginia Kansas Nebraska West Virginia Alabama New Mexico and other states and territories in attendance. Permanent organization is formed and papers on soils and cultivation are heard before three days of sessions aimed at boosting fruit sales and sharing apple growing knowledge.
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Louis
Congress
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Virginia
Kansas
Nebraska
Alabama
New Mexico
Southern Hotel
Hscugelons
President Roosevelt Heads to Memphis After Philippine Meeting
President Roosevelt plans to depart this evening for Memphis where he will meet Vice Governor Wright of the Philippines after the last day of his stay in Mississippi. He warned he would return if his health failed and noted it was raining that morning.
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Wright
Miss
Roosevelt
Memphis
Philippines
Escaped from the Theo sophic colony at Point Loma
Henry Baron, adopted son of Mrs Katherine Tingley, fled the Point Loma Lamasery claiming abuse and neglect toward poorer residents. He says guards patrol the grounds at night and describes two colony divisions, one for children and a better homestead. He accuses Mrs Trogley of withholding his heritage.
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Henry Baron
San Diego
Henry Baron Ie
Katherine
Tingley
Point Loma
Universal Brotherhood
Supreme Court of the
Earon
Childran
Calles
Aaron
Mra
Trogley
Develved bin
Lim
Dutch Pete Smith Found Dead In Cabin Near McCoy Creek
Coroner J C Otone received Saturday afternoon word that Peter Smith known as Dutch Pete on McCoy Creek near the Smith farm was found dead in his cabin. Inquest held after Henry reported Smith died by his own hand from strychnine poisoning found by his bedside. The jury returned a verdict of death by his own actions.
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Crawde
eCloroner
J. Cotonry
Peter Smith
Pete
McCoy Creek
Smith Farm
Henry
Smith
AFL Session Focusses On Pension and Gompers Inquiry
Morning session of the American Federation of Labor centered on a socialist pension proposal for aged workers as debate heated over Shaffer Gowpers inquiry. Gompers demanded immediate investigation and threatened to seek dismissal if the committee failed to act. foreign delegates interrupted with brief addresses.
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American Federation of Labor
Committee of Men
Shaffer
Gowpers
Uelock
Two Men Die After Drinking Wood Alcohol in Sharon
A Sunday incident in Sharon, Pennsylvania, left two men dead and five others in critical condition after consuming improvised alcohol made from wood alcohol. The group, ages and exact identities not confirmed, were reported to have begun showing severe symptoms by Monday morning and were hospitalized. Police and health officials are investigating the source of the drink and whether any disposal or distribution of the substance occurred locally.
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Sharon Pa. Noy
Preacher Pleads Guilty Over Threat to Bomb Grandstand
A preacher pleaded guilty to threats to blow up a grandstand on holy ground during a royal protection day. The defendant Lanion NoviS Hoy and George Martin faced sentencing in relation to the incident, with the court noting the solemn setting and public safety concerns.
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Lanion Novis Hoy
George Martin Thie Morriling
South Pole Mine Taps Large Force at Tunne No 1 and 2
The South Pole Mine reports a large workforce on tunne 1 and 2 with winter supplies staged at the mine. Management plans to raise wreck price in a few weeks as production strengthens. The firm claims 4941 fact on North Pole Hill and calls the mine the richest in the mother lode with present price per share.
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South Pole
North Pole
Mother Lode
Tighagem
Hartman
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