Bitter national labor dispute tests federal role
Labor leaders report eight state troops in potential readiness as negotiations for settlements continue. Agreement outlines counsel for railways and action committees to plan talks and mediation as authorities consider continued strikes. Mayor Harrison notes progress toward an award, while leaders insist violence has occurred, prompting calls for federal intervention and possible mobilization amid a prolonged conflict.
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Bean
Yates
Chicago
Federal Telluride
Engineer Faces Manslaughter Charge After Fatal Train Crash
An engineer accused of disregarding signals is jailed awaiting trial for manslaughter in connection with a freight collision near Inkomon. The incident killed James A. Was, with coroner’s inquest noting presumed stock-system neglect. Authorities report thirty bodies at Tremont hotel site and ongoing investigations into the derailment as of November.
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John W. Heln
Pocatello
Eft
Entombed in a Sewer Collapse in Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio a sewer collapse 16 feet below the surface entombed five workers this morning. One body was recovered, another man was fatally injured, and three others remain trapped in the timbered chamber awaiting rescue.
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Youngstown
Denver priests clash with dying confrontations headline
Denver priests Lopone and Serleo are dying from wounds after a quarrel sparked by a possible murder intent. A priest testified Sorice came to kill Lepore, linking to bank failures in Pittsburg and New York. Enmity stretches to their youth in Italy as Father Jacy and Father Guilde, who shot each other last week, died today.
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Lepore
Pittsburg
New York
Italy
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Guilde
Sorlue
Railroad sale sparks bids for New York and Ottawa lines
Speculation rises as the New York and Ottawa railway goes to public auction at St Reeis Falls today. The buyer is expected to acquire stock and bonds of both lines, potentially uniting the Ottawa & New York division with the main line. Delaware & Hudson is seen as a likely bidder aiming to shorten the New York to Adirondacks and Canada route via a 55 mile connected line.
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New York & Ottawa Railway
St. Reeis Falls
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Ottawa
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Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Adironidmeks
Caonda
New Rural Free Delivery Route Planned for Spokane Area
Washington postal officials plan a new rural free delivery line from Spokane, starting next year. The route from Hillyard to Foothill, returning via Orchard Prairie, will be under Carrier Ulilig and serve about 250 families across a 25 mile area.
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Post Ofice
Washington
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Hillyard
Orchard Prairie
Ulilig
John Allen in Spokane Knife Incident Sparks Manic Spree
John W. Allen son of ex senator Allen of Seattle caused a spree in Spokane. He became irate, provoked fights, and asked questions aggressively. Authorities say he pulled a knife during arrest after a weeklong spree. he was sober at the time of capture.
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Scat
Spokane
John WU
Seattle
Peento
National Bank Failure In Elkhart Ind Prompted Take Charge
National Bank Examiner Bosworth was ordered by the comptroller to assume charge as Elkhart National Bank failed to open this morning. September resources and liabilities near one million, per report. Pittsburg Steel Plant To Resume After Three Weeks Idle With 2000 Men Out. Hopkins Theater Fire Hits Louisville This Morning. William Baker Accused Of Bank Withdrawal By Wife From Sumpter Bank Before Wife Left With Funds.
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Elkhart
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National Bank
Huelnesu
National Bank Examiner Bosworth
Stee
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Steel Company
William Baker
Sumpter
Sumpter National Bank
Ule
Walker
Land law repeal sparks partisan debate in Congress
A sharp contest has begun in earnest over repealing the public land acts. Proponents from western grazing and irrigation interests clash with opposition led by Senator Hanna and allied lawmakers from Wyoming Nebraska Montana. Debate focuses on timber and land absorption by corporations and the impact on national ownership.
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Java
Wyoming
Nebraska
Montana
Teriguiloniste
Umier
United States
Motte and Lumber Companies
Josseanion
Land to be opened at township near Lewiston
The land office at Lewiston Montana Nov 20 opened a plat of township Gw, Range Tf for entry on Nov 21. The area along the Snake River about 12 miles south of Lewiston has local settlers, many plates burned for years and gold valued at about 70,000. The Santa Ana carried ore and salmon cargoes from Alaska with passengers including Churchill seeking a Kenai colony and Dedney of the St Elias hotel Valdez, with many Cook Inlet and Valdez residents to winter in the states.
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Maho
The
On Land Office
Eagleson
Snake River
Santa Ang
Gladimagh
Bianmar
Yous
Sttha Bay
Santa Ana
BE. 8
Churchill
Kenai Peninsula
Charles Dedney
St Elias Hotel
Valdez
Santa’ Ana
Cook's Inlet
States
Steamer Santa Ana Arrives From Cook's Inlet With Ten Passengers
Seattle November 20 The steamer Santa Ana under Captain L J Schage arrived eight days ago from Cook's Inlet and the Copper River district carrying ten people and a cargo valued at eighty thousand dollars. The crew reported securing rich gold from Alaska during the voyage.
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Cook's Inlet
Seattle
Santa Ana
L. J. Schage
Copper River District
Bank report seeks condition of nations’ banks
Washington reports the comptroller demands reports on banks’ condition at close of business. November 17. Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco filed a sworn statement claiming not expended $695 to secure certain business.
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Washington
Troffer
Schmitz
San Francisco
Tou
President R C French Recovering at Weston Normal School
Reports say Professor RC French of Weston Normal School is improving after an operation. The case caused debate among local physicians with differences in diagnosis between a city doctor and Walla Walla specialists.
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Weston Normal School
Weston
Preneh
Walla Wallan
Walla Walla
Demand Lower Freights
New York rail officials meet ice steel interests to press freight cuts for export. Rail interests seek zero rate for manufacturers to stay competitive with foreign rivals and urge ocean freight reductions on steel rails.
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New York
Kaiser Wilhelm Ordered to Italy in Health Move
Berlin reports Kaiser Wilhelm, believed to have cancer like his father, will spend Christmas with family but immediately travel south for a long stay in Italy to recover. The Vienna papers note alarm and recall Emperor Frederick’s cancer scare and forced banishment.
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Kaiser Perulesion
Italy
Frederick
Banhomo
Horn Hung Mortensen Shot—with confessions at chair
In Cheyenne and Salt Lake reports dated November 20, Tom Horn and Mortensen faced public executions. Horn denied all guilt before the trap as militia stood ready. Mortensen, before the firing squad, asserted his innocence and named his close associate as his last friend. Three bullets ended Nile’s life in a grim May murder case.
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Salt Lake
Mortensen
Oge
Hay
Nile
Princeton Athletes to compete in Olympic Games plan
Princeton, Nov 20. The university announces plans to participate in the upcoming athletic events tied to the Olympic Games to be held next June. The roster includes noted athletes such as Marsh, DeWin, Perry, and Axmettrome, among others, with several promising prospects listed for events like hammer throw and sprinting.
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N. J
Frinentop University
Athens
Paria
Bas
FA Mont
Wip Witt Boner
Te ' Marsh
Fitorec
J. R DeWwin
Perry
Assault on Child Case Sparks City Fire Ordinance Debate
Fragmented report notes a case involving a child assault and a local fire ordinance aimed at aged care premises. It references Le Grande fire department efforts, mayoral oversight, and a court or public safety inquiry. A separate item mentions the American sloop Colombia arriving at Gibraltar from Boston after a hundred day voyage with Captain Bragg aboard.
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Colombia
Bragg
Boston
Tragic Colfax Visit As Waite Wife Fails Health
Fred Waite rushed to Colfax by metedge blating after his wife, long in the town for her health, grew worse with asthma and lung troubles. He had moved there hoping the altitude would help, but deterioration continued and recovery seemed unlikely.
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Fred Waite
Colfax
T Benele
Waite
Colfam
Twenty Ole in the Wreck Disaster Near Peoria
A deadly collision between a westbound freight train and a work train on the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago tollroad near Peoria left twenty one men dead and fifteen injured. Debris piled high as crews reported miscommunication of orders and engines were only fifty feet apart at sighting. Bodies removed from the wreckage, which stretched across the track, with timbers and wreckage scattered for miles.
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Pears
Jil
Fough
Cleveland
Salt Lake Bridge Finished amid Rail Line Feats
The completion and formal opening of a grand bridge along the Salt Lake route marks a major engineering triumph. Despite early difficulties, workers finished the structure, with officials from Union Pacific and Onion Short Line attending the ceremony as the new crossing connects Salt Lake City to key western routes.
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Fly
Utah
Unig Pim Fe
Agrom
Monte
Presbyterian Social Special Feature Evening Program
The event lists a special feature for the evening with performances and readings. The program mentions musical pieces and a focus on social values, with attendees and participants noted in the scattered text.
Dark Horse Threatened in Local Mayoral Race
The town considers multiple candidates for the two at large council seats and a potential mayoral bid. Petitions circulate for two new ward seats as J. M. Kurtewen leads with support while rumors suggest another mayoral entrant may file soon, creating a tense campaign backdrop.
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Wiliam
J. M. Kurt
Wut
Komahowe
Damen
Whiskey to Indiana Arraignment Reported by Sheriff
Franklin was arrested this morning for giving whiskey to a table of men in the county jail. He faces arraignment this evening before United States Commissioner John Hailey Jr. and likely transfer to the federal grand jury. previous similar charges haunt him as authorities seek formal action amid ongoing city concerns.
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Alley, JR
Franklin
United States
John Hailey, Jr
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