Arbitration Accepted Amid Miner Strike News in 1902
Reports from Wilkes-Barre Philadelphia and Washington describe miners and operators debating proposed arbitration to end the anthracite strike. Morgan and partner S Raecon test New York. Mitchell signals mixed reactions. union leaders push for settlements while operators seek to end disruptions.
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Washingts LO
Det
Pierpont Morgan
Robert S Raecon
New York
This Mornes
Vienna Surgeon Adolph Lorenz Faces Board Action
Vienna surgeon Adolph Lorenz who traveled to Chicago to operate on Ae Ogden Armour’s daughter has been summoned to answer a charge of practicing medicine without a license. A presidentially appointed commission will decide disputes between coal operators and their unions with a plan to restore daily mining activity. News from Philadelphia and New York covers Morgan, Baer, and Root meetings, with talks of a near settlement and ongoing conferences among coal leaders.
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Adolph Lorenz
Chicago
Adolph Lorens
Vienna
Ae Ogden Armour
State Board of Health
Gov. Odell
Hope
New York
Odell
Fifth Avenue
Govenor Odell
J.P. Morgan
Baer
South Omaha school board boodlers face $2.50 bribery claim
Detective Captain Baer exposes South Omaha board of education members demanding eight dollars for conscience payments in a bloodless corruption case. Four tenants are arrested as part of the investigation revealing past bribes tied to school house repairs.
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Chilcago
South Omaha Board of Education
Karney Baer
Chicago
Meserta
Baer
Nebraska City
South Omaha
Board of Education
Tani
Ships Sink in Storms Off Lake Superior Sinking Aid Sought
Raul Ste Marie Michigan Detachment 44 reports whaleback barge 129 owned by United States Steel sunk in a gale after colliding with steamer Mannatoa on Lake Superior. Crew saved by steamship Ashtabula. A storm threatens crew of another vessel with one captain reported missing. President Baer returns from New York after conference with Cassatt about strike settlement and coal companies.
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Raul Ste. Marie
Mich
United States Steel Corporation
Mannatoa
Lake Superior
Baer
New York
Yesterelss Mornig
DY m
Cassatt
Isaac Wistar
Pennsylvania Ailroad Company
Quay
Roosevelt
Crssatt
Haer's
Means Company
Striking Coal Regions Report Mixed Resumptions
Reports from Wilkes barre Beranton and Ottumwa detail mixed resumption of coal mine work. Twelve collieries and four washeries began operations, with miners returning and disputes ongoing. In Scranton, four Delaware Valley mines show gains while tensions rise as access to jobs uneven. An assault case in Melrose IA involves Edward Ebert, a farmer’s son, under arrest after police trail.
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Wilkesharre
Mitchell
Feld
Beranton
Thia Distriet
Delaware and Hudson
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Scranton
North Scranton
Onneseenendle
Ottumwa
Edward Eebert
Melrose
Auction of G A R tickets halted by DC court injunction
Washington Oct 14. A District of Columbia equity court judge enjoined 33 ticket brokers from selling Grand Army special excursion tickets issued by Pennlynwicks Southern Baltimore Ohio and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads for a Grid Army encampment. Tickets state only original purchasers may use them and any misuse risks forgery charges.
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Washington
Jaweeping Importanier
Iduatioe Magner
Equity Court of
Distret of
Columbia
Selline
Pennaytynnix
Southern
Rioting and shootings flare at political meetings
Reports from western Latin America describe Sunday clashes at several towns including Guayana where Republicans clashed with Federals. Three prominent Republicans were attacked, one leader Ramaguers wounded, and San Fox killed. Federals fired back, with multiple injuries and no solid casualty tally.
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Latin America
San Juan
Nnd
Guayana
Ramaguers
Thins Sanfox
Republicat
Ramancner
Bayam
Hatukat
Cupid and the Bailiffs Involve Matrimonial Delay
Fragmented clippings report a court bailiff delaying a wedding by serving jury notice at the clerk window. A judge held the groom in contempt, keeping him past the wedding date amid calls for exemptions until after the honeymoon. Separate notes recount a man in Ormmwa shooting at family members, then himself, and a Warsaw Bremen worker killed leaping from a train cab.
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Dixon
Lee County
Cupid
Payne attends wedding in Milwaukee for nephew
Milwaukee October 14 Varied report states Payne the Vextmaster General arrived in Milwaukee and will stay until Thursday to attend the wedding of his nephew Winfield Cameron and Miss Julie Creer the ceremony set for tomorrow The note ends with a quotation about tears and eternity from De Maistre.
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Payne
Milwaukee
Winfield
Cameron
Julie Creer
Two More Victims as Aeronaut Bradley Is Dead
An air balloon accident near Va n Ghined, a suburb of the city, killed De Bradley and his companion Morin on a trial flight. The balloon rose to 300 400 feet, engines failed, wire ropes broke, and the car fell to the ground, crushing and fatally injuring the two men. Eyewitness accounts describe the car separating from the balloon as torn wires gave way, with De Bradley and Morin crushed but not entirely dismembered before help arrived.
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M. de Bradsky
Vaughined
TeHeAt
de Brady
Iteradilly
Pantin
de Bradsky
Morin
Amit
Aeronauta
S& Denis
Marts
Hragilian Aermant
M. M. Marin
M. Morse
Airship disaster marks end of De Brodsky ascent
The draft account details the departure of Hungarian Baron De Bradsky aboard an experimental airship. A sudden wind veered the craft off course and it vanished near Paris, with only the inflated envelope drifting back over the city. De Bradsky, 36, a diplomat, left a widow and three children. Subsequent report notes the Stationary Firemen’s Meet at Fort Wayne closing with officer elections.
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de Brodsky
Werenants
de Bradsky
Church of
de Bradeky
Morin
Seaves
Yates Welcomes the Daughters of the American Ke
Springfield 1M Der 14 Gov Yates welcomed 200 delegates after the state Dwibiers of the American Ke here today. Officers revealed the organization thriving. officers elected this afternoon reported the flourishing condition.
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Springfield
Der
Yates
County Building Dedication in Detroit Prominent Guests Attend
Detroit witnesses the dedication of Wayne County's new 2.2 million dollar county building at Cadillac Square. Circuit Judge Robert B. Frazer and James O. Pound presided as officials accepted the structure. Speakers included Henry B. Brown, Horace H. Lurton, and James L. Blair, with jurists from across the United States and Canada in attendance.
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Detroit
Det. H
Wayne County
United States
Canada
Detroit Har Association
City Hall
Proveasion
Cadillac Square
Robert B. Frazer
James 0. Pound
Dentroit
Low Burt
Boand
County Auditors
Deu M. Dickinson
Genveal HM. Dutfield Mae
Henry B. Brown
Supreme Court of the United States
Horace H. Lurton
United States Circuit Court of Appeals Af
Nashville, Tenn
James L. Blair
St. Louis
Omaha jail case and assorted notices from Oct
In Council Bluffs, Otto Ther man, ex general manager of American Casualty Co, Denver, faces fraud charges tied to insurance schemes using alias names and forged signatures. Also reported: death of James T. MacLaren, Crimean veteran, in Salt Lake City at 62. Mrs Byrnes in Des Moines poised to inherit nearly 40,000. Fort Scott man dies after exposure. first snow in Minneapolis signals early winter. assorted social quips and jokes fill the page.
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Omaha
Baleklawa
Salt Lake City
Daimes
MacLaren
Crimea
Light Brigade
Balskinva
Dot Moines
Mers
Mamie Byry Tewess
Des Moines
Venezuela Cavite Battle Report From La Victoria
Willemstad Oct 14 Venezuela forces under President Castro clash with revolutionaries at La Victoria near Coroas. Commanders Myndona Peratoza and al turning point with heavy losses on both sides. Caracas encircled, two hours of reform, and a schooner sunk as fighting rages across Bulbon. The U.S. envoy considers a pause to arrange peace talks amid regional turmoil.
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Willemstad
Venezueli
Correas
Isinu
Caraena
New la Victoria
Castel
Venezuela
Ffreen Wuns
Mates
Myndona
Peratoza
Valencis
Victoria
Castro
Coracon
Signin
Core
Bulvon
Newry
Goysbo
Caracas
San Domingo
Port My Prins
United States
Mawel
Mexico Must Pay 1 820 000 To The United States The Magic
Arbitina Hanecourt in the Pious fund condemned Mexico Amoule for Naking Powder. Omaha reports Arthur Moran and three children aged 7 and 11 poisoned by cakes flavored with a harmful substance. Two younger children in critical condition. oldest child and father likely to recover. Cudahy Leasing oil lands. company to invest 2 000 000 in Osage and Cherokee Nation properties. Death of prominent New York physician Dr Elvira Stanler aged two years?
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Mexico
United States
Amoule
Omaha
Arthur Moran
Cudahy
Guturle
O. T
Michael Cudahy
Cudahy Packing Company
Oweso, N
Elvira Stanler
New York State
Coldwater
Alich
University of Michigan
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Hays
Regan
Grsindu
Mario Koes
Jhunanino
Rene Sisssseeeseonny Rammsny
Iran
Bydekk Ooo
Wilkesbaere
Mitchett
Uriefly
Neon
Wilkesbarte
Alenia Nichols
Pauly
Philadelpha
Washington, DE
Jran
Tadiniapolis
W. B. Wulon
Wilkerbarre
Aeteril
Washington, Qet M
Philadelphia
Mor- Ean
George EF. Baer
Reading Company
York St
White House
J. P. Morgan
Robert S. Kaee
Arline Top
George D. Baer
The
Reading Allroad
White Mouse
Maer
White Hen
Root
Messrs
Morgan and Bacon
Metropolitan Club
Cortelyon
Cortetyou
Boer
Erie Road
Chalman ‘Thomex
Truesdale
Lackawanna
J. Z. Morgan
Byer
Reading
Ashtabula
Thomas Doherty
Ina Deumken
Doherty
Get
Florence Witwer
Rudolph Krueger
Blue Avenue
Krueger
Pell
Warsaw
Ind
Carl Detark
Bremen
Pennsylvania Road
Deturk
Atwood
de Maistre
Aeronaut DE Bradley
Engineee
Mim
Fort Wasne
Fuli
International Brotherhood of Stationary Iin
International
Jonn ¢. Amitvlll
Fort Wayne
J. W McGibbon
Bay City
Slathy
J. F. Kolpack
Springfeta
Otto Merman
Fort Dede
Hinsey Roxs
the Tehich
Minneapolis
Amosead
James
New York Press
Chicago Tribune
Smithers
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Gladys
New York Times
Cape Haitien
Hultl
General Deschamps
Porto Plata
Santo Doningo
Santo Domingo
Mmsinga
Monte Christi
Tda
Jahon
Savyauett
Guayabin
Nevar- To
Monte Christ
Balkans
Die Zeit
M. Zonteheff
Bulgaria
Tryptanny
M. Zontchef
Arine
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