Coal Road Talks and Labor Strikes Across Cities
Reports from New York Philadelphia and New Orleans describe coal company conferences led by Thomas and Morgan seeking a return to work under troop protection and uncertain outcomes. Labor talks in New Orleans end with a settlement allowing railway workers to resume duties under governor’s ultimatum, while Chester and Reading report ongoing disturbances and sudden departures of executives.
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Pennypacker Meeting At Philadelphia With Shaw Speech
Secretary of the treasury Leslie M. Shaw spoke at a Republican gathering in Philadelphia on Saturday night. Ex Judge Samuel W. Pennypacker, candidate for governor, also addressed the meeting focusing on tariff revision and Shaw said he would oppose any change unless it could be achieved by those who support protection.
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Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
Samuel W. Texnxpacker
Samuel W.pennypacker
Shaw
Two Fall to Death From Balloon at Paris
Pa Vet 1 Aeronaut De Trad and a companion were killed when they fell from a dirigible balloon. A cavalry company arrived from Mannstichd and was mobilized for state service after its arrival. The city faced a violent strike with no passengers carried and no passenger cars operating at the time. Governor Heard issued a proclamation to prevent crowds as about 1500 troops remained ready to protect operations. Officials and labor leaders, including W. S. Parkerson, Senator Foster, and Mayor Capdévice, helped secure a settlement amid militia pressure.
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Frama Bart. Sp
Vic- Jones
Lod
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Parkerson
United States
Foster
Heard
Capdévice
Memorial Hall Dedication and Indictments Reported
Memorial Hall Washington scene marks a Daughters of the American Revolution ceremony presided by Mrs Charles Fatebasks with a gold and sapphire spade centerpiece. Separately Walter W Cowger indicted for murder as an alleged accomplice in the death of William J Riley, a Fountain Bini district drainage commissioner, while John G Fauldoe, noted Wisconsin political figure, found dead after wandering in the woods near Clim river.
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National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
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Journal Office
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Fauldoe
Wisconsin
Europe’s sore spot Turkey May face revised Berlin treaty
London reports Balkans tension rising as Turkey allegedly permits free passage of Russian warships through the Dardanelles while banning others. Diplomats debate revising the Berlin Convention to set a precedent empowering foreign warships to pass. Turkish leaders call out Russia ally Bulgaria for fomenting unrest amid two rival factions in Macedonia.
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Sultan of Bacolod Defiant in War Weather Letter
Manila Oct. 12 The sultan of Bacolod Mindanao rejects General Sumner friendly overtures and calls for war. He seeks to preserve Mohammedan religion and warns to cease letters. Bacolod fortifications and rifles noted. US column may be sent from Camp Vickers to seize the stronghold.
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United States
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Camp Vickers
Walcott Wins After Arm Injury Reverses Referee Return
Chicago October 13. A physician's affidavit states Joe Walcott has a fractured arm. He was paid part of the proceeds from Oppetla Athletic Club show Thursday night. Referee Siler reversed his decision and voided the earlier ruling, declaring Childs the winner in the third round.
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King Dines with Generals at Rockingham Palace
Ambassador Chonte and Generals Corbin Wood Young dine with the King at Rockingham Palace luncheon in honor of Kitchener before his departure for nila. The King toasts President Leimevelt and remarks on the presence of notable Americans amid the event.
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Roche
Collapse of New Otsego Hotel Kills Man in Michigan
In Jaceson Michigan a 40 year old Henry Giltner of Leon is killed and several injured when the northwest section of the New Otsego Hotel collapses during construction reaching the fourth story. Among the injured are Patriot W. Coushtlin George L Van Allen W Meypy and W Thomas. Eight escaped to safety while five remained buried under brick, timber and debris until rescued. Architect Harrison Altgrucht was detained for the inquest, later released on $1000 bond.
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Leon
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Grand Fapils
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Teorge L. van Allen
William Mey
Collajee
Harrison Altgrucht
Hale and husband reunite after spell wrongs
Mrs Joby Hale returns to Marion claiming she was under a spell and fled with her first husband Harrison to New York. Harrison’s brother Lawrence demanded she explain, but she managed to leave and return to Marion. Hale family plans to live together again as sisters and relatives witnessed a reunion.
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Joby Haly
New York
Yy Warrison
Harrison
Lawrence Harrison
Rebels Struggle Plays Out Across Caribbean Fronts
Reports from Willemstad and ports along the Magdalena river describe revolutionary forces pressing the government. Skirmishes near Tenerife yield mixed results as Uribe-Uribe and Cribe-Liribe retreat, while Portan-Arnee and Santo Domingo regions report continued unrest and mobilization.
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Gen Smith named to Philippine Commission
Washington October report notes General James F. Smith of California appointed member of the Philippine Commission to succeed Bernard Monee, with his term starting in January. The piece also covers a federation appeal urging unity and charitable support for striking subsistence miners and the related relief fundraising plans, including contributions via church and press conduits.
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Philippine Commission
Washington
James F. Smith
California
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Indianapolis
Our Present Royal Visitor Crown Prince of Siam Calls on Roosevelt
Washington okr 1% the crown DEluce of Siam Chewfa Maha Vaselavudh and his wife visited the capital at 8 a m after breakfast at Arlington hotel the crown prince donned court dress and was driven to the White House to call on President Roosevelt. Secretary Hay hosted a dinner Saturday night with the brown prince as guest of honor.
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Tax
Arrest Made in St. Louis Bribery Case
A new arrest was reported in the St. Louis bribery investigation. Authorities cited ongoing inquiries and unnamed suspects linked to the alleged scheme. Further details were not disclosed as the case develops.
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Leh Cui
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Experiments On Dead Hearts by Russia Doctor
The article reports Dr. Kulebko, a Russia scientist, reviving hearts of dead animals and a human heart two days after death. He uses a fluid-filled apparatus to stimulate beatings. Hearts of animals revived longer. human heart beat briefly, about an hour, under crude devices. Potential value lies in clarifying limits of revival after drowning or suffocation. Miners celebrate an anniversary of the Virden battle. a Topeka minister survives an attempted assassination. Margreaves sentenced to fifteen years for murder.
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Kulebko
Jonger
Four Bodies Found Tied in Sack Near Central College
Four bodies tied in sacks were found in the rear area near Central College of Physicians and Surgeons this morning. All were identified as stolen from four city outskirts cemeteries. Authorities suspect medical college affiliates involved in recovering the remains for relatives.
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Indianapolis
Central College of Physicians and Surgeons
Baby killed by street car in Keokuk
Helena Browning of Corona California was 18 months old when she wandered into a Keokuk street, struck and dragged by a car. The coroner ruled the accident unavoidable due to slippery rails, and the motorman was exonerated. The mother was visiting relatives.
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Body of missing man found in river after a week
EB EL t of this city disappeared last Friday and was found floating near the city. No signs of violence were seen on the body. Autopsy showed lungs devoid of water, suggesting death before immersion. Friends debate murder versus suicide as coroner's inquest pending further proof.
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Bank Cashier C. G. Dale of New York In Crisis
Charles G. Dale, cashier of the New York National Bank, reportedly attempted self harm last night amid a personal crisis. Police and medical responders attended, with details still developing as his condition is monitored.
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Political and business items from early October
The report lists Senator Hanuapak's week cancellations to recover from illness, a charge of gross mismanagement in the Chautauqua Assembly and related institutions, and the Ewart Brothers stock firm assignment in Marshalltown for creditors. It also notes Governor LaFollette opening the Republican campaign in Janesville Wisconsin.
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