Operators Agree to Arbitration in Coal Dispute
New York Oct 14 1902 leaders Morgan Bacon and Secretary Cortelyou met with President Roosevelt after talks with coal operators and miners. A proposed commission of five to settle the Pennsylvania anthracite strike was unveiled, with railroads and mine operators backing the plan to avoid further disruption. The statement listed signatories including Baer of Philadelphia and Wilkes-Barre firms, and noted the schedule would be finalized later.
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New York
Pp Trucedale
Roberts
Bacon
Floot
the Arington
Merman
Root
Morgan
Washington, Vel
J. Pierpont Morgan
Robert Bacon
Hoot
Roosevelt
White House
Cortelyou
Pennsylvania
Blitewell
United Mine Workers” Union
Tatece
Mite
Stesate
Gore
F. Baer
Tutadelphia
Realing Coal and Iron. Company
Lahigh
Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Temple Tron Company
Thomas
Pennisteania Coal Company
Slide Coal Aid Tron Couiry
Truesdale
Delaware, Lackanna and Western “Hailroad
P. Fowler
Scranton Coal Company
Ele HI Coal and Trot Company
Mr. Oliphant
Presiden
Delaware and Hudson Company
Alfred Walters
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Cortelyon
White Hovse
Aforgan
Robert
Washington
Lprom
Ale. Morjean
Arlington Hotel
Denning
Me Morgan
Sorgan
Uch
King Edward Honors America at Buckingham Palace
An American royal banquet in London featured four Americans, with Mr. Choate and General Corbin prominent. The King toasted President Roosevelt and expressed strong Anglo American ties. Later, Corbin, Young and Wood toured with Lord Kitchener’s medals ceremony, as war and industry news mingled with dispatches from Tadiana and a violent incident in Dickinson County, Virginia involving Bartley and Crabtree.
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Barard
America
Ameri
Buckingram Palace
London
Viscount Kitchener
United States
Mr. Choate
General Corbin
Lord Farquhar
Ton Harafiton
Buckingham Palace
Corbin
Young and Wood
Choate
Anks
Chicago
Long John” Wentworth
Young
Prince of Water
Preside Roouvelt
Americas
Lord Kitchener
Wood
Carlton
Smuttt
Aldershot
Gral
Leb French
Ain
Afr
Brodrick
Indian Nation governorship crisis averted by troops
Washington reports federal troops prevented a confrontation between rival candidates for the governorship of the Chee tay Indian Nation in Indian Territory. Former governor Dukes, allied with armed supporters, tried to control the capitol and block regular council seating. Troops arrived, the council proceeded with counting, and McCurtain won by 680 votes.
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Washington
Indian Territory
Interior Department
Dukes
Inter
Capitol
Schoonfeld
McCurtain
Mien
Hackett
Dilet
Efi
New British Ambassador Presented at Temporary White House
Washington October 14 Sir Michael Herbert the new British ambassador was presented to President Roosevelt by Secretary Hay at the temporary White House on Jackson Place. The brief ceremony occurred on the second floor with the president nearing recovery, marking the first time an ambassador has been presented outside the doors of the mansion.
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Washington
Michael Herbert
Hay
White House
Jackson Place
Tostead
State Department
Woodevelt
Cians’ Waral ‘Edieg
Mecrary Atay
Davery
Sir Michael
Afr. Roosevelt
Grant Returns Home From Philippines On Logan
General Frederick Grant arrives in San Francisco aboard the Logan after a 29 day voyage via Nagasaki. He says the fighting is over and focus shifts to fort construction and education for natives. He plans to leave for San Antonio to command the department.
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San Antonio
Department of
Lake steamer lost in gale near Ohio coast
A steamer C. B. Lockwood went down in a Lake Erie gale fifteen miles west of Ashtabula. A yawl with seven men including Captain Tapp of Bay City Mich was rescued by a passing steamer. another yawl with ten men is missing.
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Asuavuia
Ohio
C. B. Lockwood
Lake Erie
Tapp
Bay City
Mich
Nnt
Inmate Jew Gets 17 Million Inheritance Claim
Philadelphia relative leaves $17,000,000 to an 80 year old pauper Jewish inmate of Wareav almshouse. The heir, named Judson, plans to travel to Philadelphia to claim the fortune, as reported by the Herald from St. Petersburg.
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Philadelphia
St. Petersburg
the Herald Today
Judson
Wareav
Fortune in a Desk Over $100000 in Cash and Jewels Found
New York October 14 police captain John J. Donohue who died in his station house is linked to a cache found in his desk. Over $100000 in cash diamonds jewelry and securities were recovered including thirty four thousand dollars in a small unlocked iron box. Naval orders report ships Vineta Gazelle and Panther tasked to Venezuela under Commodore Schfer. Bulgarian insurgents clash with Turkish troops near Florina seven insurgents killed.
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New York
John J. Donohue
Vienna
Florina
Weather forecast for Eastern Pennsylvania shifts to colder
The Weather Bureau forecast for Eastern Pennsylvania predicts fair skies and cooling by Wednesday night, with temperatures expected to drop and conditions remaining dry through 8 p m Wednesday.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Evans Bros Best Pat Flour and Grain Prices Listed
Local ad lists Evans Bros prices for flour, feed, oats, hay, and dairy items. Prices include Pat Flour at 4.25 per barrel, oats at 40 cents per bushel, hay at .85 per 100, butter dairy at 21 cents per pound, lard 24 cents, full cream cheese 12 cents, and various baking goods and winter supplies. Also notes sale on Jelly Glasses, shoes, and rubbers.
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Jemima
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King Edward
Mr. Roose
Tadiana
Etek
Richmond
Bogge Store
Dickinson County
Willams Bartley
John Crabtree
Bartley
Clintwood
Hartley
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Menttyvile
Ale Ton Hylen
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Hyden
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Court of Appeals
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Apa
Bi Naton
Prince of
Slaw
Prince Chowla Maha
Vajiravudh
Phiya Tajavallabh
Star of the Prince
New National Theater
Anna
Tain
Valenciennes
Paris
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Nord
Pas de Calais
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Albany
N.Y
Protestant Episcopal Church Congress of the
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Frederick Burgess
Venezuela
Berlin
Vineta
Gazzele
Panther
Sch Fer
Venezuel
Germany
Brennan & Roberts
Teoma St
Eagle Hotel
People’s Store
Evans Bros
South Main Street
Pittston, Pa
Lelcarpenter
the Magnet
Main St
Pittston
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