Eruption in Central America Tops World News
A dramatic volcanic eruption near Santa Maria Guatemala impacts Salvadore and Costa Rica with earthquakes felt across the region. Reports note Quezaltenango’s destruction by prior quakes and a large industrial scheme hinted in Slam. Also world items include D C Mills eyeing investments in Slam and a Philadelphia church alliance meeting.
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Nicaragua
Sante Ano
Temain
Salvadore
Costa Rica
Quezaltenango
York
D. C. Mills
Ornia
Slaw
Industria
Slam
Day of politics in Walla Walla with Turner and McBride
Senator George Turner and Governor Henry McBride, one Democrat and one Republican, spoke in Walla Walla. The day featured two campaigns at the opera house, one in the afternoon and a larger gathering at night, drawing large crowds and highlighting state political lines.
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George Turner
McBride
Walla Walla
Henry McBride
Opera House
Debt
Railroad Commission
Turner
RIOTING IN FRANCE DISPERSED BY TROOPS AT DOCKS
Rochfort France Oct 27 Troops dispersed rioting dock strikers who blocked ship unloading. Later the strikers formed a column and sacked the residences of officials from three dock companies in a show of force.
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Rochfort
France
Chief of Ordnance Estimates Army Navy Expenditures
Rear Admiral Charles O Neil, chief of the Bureau of Ordnance, reports that for the fiscal year ending June 30 190 , the necessary expenditures total 19 000 000 dollars. Of that amount 10 000 000 dollars is requested for increase in the navy army and armament.
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Bureau of Ordnance
Army
Navy
Washington
Charles O'Neil
Bribery cases called for continuances in St Louis
The bribery scandal cases against 16 delegates in St. Louis were called this morning. Their counsel were allowed until this afternoon to prepare papers asking for continuances of the cases.
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St. Louis
O Donnell Defiant in Colne Speech Against Irish Sanctions
London dispatch reports John O'Donnell M P defying sentences barring public service in Ireland for five years. He vows resistance to the House of Commons ban after clashes with Mr Balfour. He recounts suspensions and imprisonment for speaking in other constituencies. London port plan discussed at Mansion House conference led by Sir Joseph Dimsdale. Proposals include abandoning current dock system and funding a tidal river dock expansion.
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O'Donnell
London
Get
John O'Donnell
Colne
Lancashire
Ireland
Balfour
House of Commons
Dock Commission
Coal Operators and Mitchell Appear Before Strike Commission
The strike commission opened with coal operators and President Baer opposing President Mitchell. Baer urged a sliding scale profit sharing plan and suggested visits to the anthracite fields. The panel planned field inspections starting Thursday from Scranton, with a week long tour to assess wages and conditions.
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Washington
Strike Commission
Interstate Commercce Commission
Mitchell
Mosley
Gentemen
Gray
Baer
John Mitchell
Union Mine Workers
Mr. Baer
Fahy
Judge Gray
Wilcox
Scranton
Bogota Arrives in Panama Amid Target Practice Delay
The Colombian warship Bogota under Captain Marmaduke arrived in Panama from San Francisco after a delay for reported target practice. General Marmaduke was warmly greeted by Colombian generals as two other gunboats were placed under orders. The arrival sparked a citywide celebration.
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Panama
Bogota
Marmaduke
San Francisco
Details of Somaliland Fight Amid British Losses and Mad Mullahs
Details from Aden dated October 27 recount the October 6 engagement in Somaliland where British expedition forces suffered a Maxim gun loss and 70 men killed. Yet 60 Mad Mullahs reportedly lay dead near the firing line, with four white officers earning praise for exemplary conduct.
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Mullah
Aden
Arabia
Somaliland
Grave Robbers Arraigned in Indianapolis Court
In Indianapolis on October 27, physicians charged in a grave robbery case posted bonds of 1000 dollars each and were released. The accused, described as negroes, were brought in shackled and could not meet bail, remaining in jail. Separate item notes Chicago wheat prices at 24 4 cents per bushel.
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Indianapolis
Indictment for Murder in First Degree in Captain Craft Case
A New York grand jury indicted Thomas Tobin manager and Alexander McKearney bartender of the Empire hotel for murder in the first degree in the death of Captain Craft. The beadless body was found September 27 at the hotel.
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Captain Craft
New York
Thomas Tobin
Alexander MccKearney
Empire Hotel
Three Newsboys Die On Santa Fe Tracks Near Noble
Oklahoma City dispatch reports three young newsboys were found on Santa Fe tracks near Noble after apparently dozing and being cut by a morning passenger train. Also noted is Inter-Collegiate Golf results from New York with Harvard’s H C Egan defeating Penn’s H B McFarland four up with two to play.
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Santa Fe
Oklahoma City
Noble
New York
Inter-Colegiate Golf Association
Hinks
Morris Country Golf Club
H. C. Egan
Harvard
H. B. McFarland
University of Pennsylvania
Trains Guarded After Northern Pacific Robbery
Cheyenne Wyoming October 27 armed guards guard all express and mail trains between Cheyenne and Green River officials fear a repetition of the Northern Pacific robbery Blodgett Dead Cleveland October 27 P G Blodgett general manager of the Lake Flore railway died this morning
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Cheyenne
Wyon
Green River
Socialist Candidate Claims Baer Copy From Providence Letter
George Stayton, Pennsylvania socialist candidate for governor, argues Baer’s “Trustees of Providence” phrase mirrors a royal letter by King George II. He cites Baer’s assertion that Christian men will guard laborers’ rights, paralleling the king’s protection of colonial commerce. The exchange centers on language about guardianship by virtuous leaders.
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Baer
Providence
Philadelphia
Reading Railroad
John W. Stayton
Pennsylvania
Stayton
George II
Mrs Stanton Dies at 81 in New York City
Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stanton died Sunday afternoon at the age of 81 after a short illness at her home in New York City. Her funeral will be held Wednesday.
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Stanton
New York
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Cabinet To Meet On Roosevelt Birthday Plans
President Roosevelt refused to let his birthday affect official duties. The White House receiving room filled with flowers from friends while he prepared for a cabinet meeting on November 7. He requested in writing recommendations from ministers for his message to Congress.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Heo
Golconda Mine Progress Report From Sumpter Mayor Robbins
Mayor J W Robbins of Bumper reports rich strikes at the Golconda mine near Sumpter. He says ore shows improvement as work advances, deep sinking plant nearing completion, and new machinery to be added. Robbins, director and stockholder, notes strong Winter operations and better values than anticipated at the South Pole company mine.
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Robbins
Sumpter
Golconda
J. WH. Robbins
Bumper
Portland
Meh Oppweed
Natal
Robbing
South Pole Company
Italian Steamer Effa Wrecked Off Cette
Toulon Oct 27 The Italian steamer Effa was wrecked near Cette last night. The captain and all crew escaped in an open boat. Fifteen men drowned.
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Wear Cette
Toulon
Cette
Congress Mass Meeting in Madison Square Garden Oct 27
Democratic congressional main meeting in New York City gathers under Hearst. Chairman Griggs will preside. Scheduled speakers include Adlai Stevenson, Budd, Eugene Schmitz, Carmack, and Culbertson.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
William Ed. Hearst
Eleventh
Griggs
Democratic Conagressional Committee
Adlai B. Stevenson
Budd
California
Eugene Schmitz
San Francisco
Carmack
Tennessee
Culbertson
Georgia
Markle Obstinate Strikers Refuse Terms in Anthracite Region
Hawkesbarre and surrounding towns report 90 percent of collieries operating as unions vow to stay on strike. Markle group controls remaining mines while unions demand no interference agreements. Some mines resume fully. water-free pits ready to employ full force. many guards dismissed after strike onset.
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Hazelton
United Mine Workers
A. Pardee & Co
Cranberry and
Crystal Ridge
Tamaqua
Lehigh
Wilkesharre
Lehigh & Wilkesharre Company
Stanton
Susquehanna
Anderson A Death by Own Action
Chicago October 27 The agent of the White Star Line Anderson a leading steamship man in the United States committed suicide last night. His body was found on the Washington golf links this morning with a bullet in the hand. No reason is known for the act.
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Chicago
White Star Line
Anderson
United States
Washington
After the Grisis-what strike ends amid optimism
Eighty million optimists celebrate the end of the great coal strike of 1402. Speculators bulk under Welsh anthracite and Western bite coal as substitute fuels flood a falling market. Citizens accept promised relief in a fortnight, but the article questions underlying causes and what Congress and President Roosevelt should do to prevent another such crisis.
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Congress
Roosevelt
New York World
South Pole Stock On Sale At North Pole Hill Mine
We own 4941 feet on the Celebrated North Pole Hill. Our present tunnel and workings show our mine to be the richest on the entire mother lode.
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North Pole
Mother Lode
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