Mitchell in Washington Hopeful on Coal Strike Return
Mitchell in Washington expresses optimism that differences blocking a coal strike settlement can be overcome. Reports note President Roosevelt, Secretary Root, and mine operators involved in talks, with Mitchell returning to Wilkes-Barre as negotiations continue and viewpoints debated amid effort to resume work.
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Mitchill
Washington
Mitchell
Thu
Whit Hunt
Roosevelt
Root
David T. Tmy
Sarsens
Wright Geyou
Wilkestiere
Jett—Mitchell
Publt
Warships requested by Bowen amid Venezuelan turmoil
Reports from Washington and Willington describe Bowen seeking one or two warships to reinforce the gunboat Marietta at Puerto Cabello amid the siege of Valencia. The message notes labor strike tensions and a forthcoming formal statement, while coal operators discuss arbitration terms and the Roosevelt settlement prospects.
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Washington, D. C
Bowen
Caracan
State Department
Marietta
Ta Grayra
Venezuelin
Gowen
Valencia
Operators Hold Meeting Over Arbitration and Wage Plan
A meeting of operators and the Ni J Association of Manufacturers in New York on Oct 15 discussed a proposed 10 percent wage increase and arbitration terms. Mitchell and representatives outlined points as union recognition was debated. Morgan and Bacon arrived from Washington. officials declined to comment.
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Mnufacturers Association
Mitchell
New York
Ni J Association of Manufacturers
Smlient
Parry
Buffalo
Taer
Olyphant
View Vreatdent Witeux
Eure and
Hudson
Pratora
Prozerem
Pe Morgan
Robert Bacon
Washington
Moreons
Morgan
Pew
TUE Side Coal and Fruit Company
Forest City
Ligor Dealers In Convention
National Retail Liquor Deniers’ Association
Y Iu
J. L. Jordan
Maxing Record in Lansing City Laborer Case
In Lansing Michigan Octie Bailne Matix, an Amyrian railway laborer, reportedly set a local record after a week of work and a bicycle incident with a girl led to an arrest. Aliba Mand Lodeon accuses the Oriental subject of involvement. details remain unclear.
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Lansing
Mich
Octie Bailne
Matix
Amyrian
Aliba
Pious Fund Case Ends Mexico Owing Big Sum
The Hague arbitral court ordered Mexico to pay the United States 1 420 000 in Mexican currency for the Pius fund dispute. The award covers ar rear payments and a perpetual annual payment of 43 000 Mexican pesos to the Roman Catholic missions in the Californias. The decision follows earlier Thornton rulings and stems from the Jesuit mission trust seized after California’s transfer to the U S and later disputes.
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The
Hague
Pius Fund
Mexico
United States
Archiishop
San Francisco
Edward Thornton
Edward Thornton Ox
Unete
United States of Mexico
Washington
Mexican Republic
United St
Mestco
Matven
Lee
North Ameri Continent
Rotman Cuphole
Californias
Society of Jesuits
Mex Calie
Fornia
Upper
California
Homan Catholic Church
Edward ‘Thornton
Sir Edward Thornton
Clayton
International Tribunal
Supreme Court of the World
Sehnor Pudro
Nine Children Are Made Whole In Major Chicago Clinic
In Chicago on December 15 an audience packed the amphitheater as Professor Adolf Lorenz of Vienna led the largest clinic seen in the city. He performed nine operations for congenital dislocation of the hip, treating all nine children in a single day with rapid, deft, and skillful technique. The medical event drew wide attention as Lorenz, invited from telepolita Armonr, spoke and demonstrated.
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Chicago
Get
College of Physiciins
Adolf Lorenz
Vienna
United States
Lorenz
Armonr
Ehforeforn
Shrzeen
Penericing
Wats
Office on fire again in Jeffersonville warned to attendees
In Jeffersonville early Sunday a fire damaged a newspaper office as oil-soaked waste paper and trash were set alight near type stands. Barber Uki Cox discovered the blaze. the plant, owned by E. B. Dougherty, suffered damage though some newspaper material survived. Authorities blame political enmity and note Dougherty’s lack of accused charges.
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Jeffersonville
Jeerwmeitie Weekly Mail
Uki Cox
Dames Betery Mnel
E. B. Dougherty
Sellerabure
Dougherty
Tougherty
Tide Volunie
Klamathon Fire Wipes Out Mill and Town
A devastating blaze in Klamathon California destroyed the John J Cook & Son sawmill and extensive lumber holdings along with the Southern Pacific station and freight facilities. The fire, visible eighty miles away, wiped out the town’s business core and an estimated 8.55 million dollars in damage. Most houses on the elevated area survived, including a hotel on a back street.
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California
Klamathon
Klamathon River
Siskyen County
John J. Cook & Son
Southern Macine Company
Orohn J. Cook & Son
Legal Tender Involved in Supreme Court Case
An important case on the constitutionality of legal tender provisions was argued in the U S Supreme Court. Originating in Michigan in 1907, Baldwin owed Fred A Maker and offered 364 silver dollars as payment which Maker refused since not legal money. The Michigan courts backed Maker, Baldwin appealed to the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Oet
United States Supreme Court
Michigan
Stephen Baldwin
Fred A. Maker
Baker
Baldwin
Seceyance
Thases
Maker
Supreme Court
Maidt Ue
Chicago
Ellen Stewart
United States
Grandma
Britain’s Great Issue Deepens as Balfour Denounces Misread Bill
Manchester Oct 15 Premier Balfour addressed a National Union Conservative conference shake meeting condemning misrepresentation of measures in the education bill. He argued agitation stemmed from false statistics and warned that nonconformist pressure aimed to seize control of education, risking Liberal influence and political tampering with schools.
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Manchester
Belfour
National Union Conservative Constitutional Association
Add
Balfour
Voice of
Great Britain
Bownd
Cornelis and
Chetreon
Bald
Meyer
Elizens
Stenht
Women Liberals Battle Over Resignation at Scotland Meeting
London reports a scuffle at the Scottish Women's Liberal Federation meeting as Lady Helen Munroe Fe, daughter of the late Lord Dufferin, resisted stepping down after a motion of confidence in Liberal leader Campbell-Bannerman. Amid protest and interruptions, a secret ballot eventually showed her resignation accepted, with Charles Abercrombie elected to preside.
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London
Rosebery
Henbell
Pauserman
Scottish Women's Liberal Federation
Miembers
Helen Munroe Fe
Lord Dufferin
House of Comnons
Campbell-Fin
Lord Rosebery
Helen
Tan
Pariament
Contes of
Aberiven
Spalding Named New Archbishop of Chicago
New York October 15. Bishop John E Spalding of Peoria has been selected as the new archbishop of Chicago to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Archbishop Feehan. The announcement comes after a letter received in New York.
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New York
John E. Spaldins
Diincese of
Peoria
Chicaze
Feehan
Mob After a Negro Purposed to Burn Him
In Nacogdoches Texas on October 15 a mob threatened to burn Jim Buchanan and others accused of murdering Duncan Hicks’ wife and daughter. Buchanan, pursued by sheriff posse, escaped Tuesday night and boarded a train toward Nacogdoches then diverted toward Thompson and Shelby county. Officials fear the mob will resist capture and political tension rises as authorities seek federal troops to protect the accused.
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Fosses
Nacogilosches
Tex
Tim Buchanan
Duncan Hicks’ Wie
Bonahia
Nacogdosches
Thapson
Shelby County
San Augustine
Dallas
Jim Buchanan
Duncan Hicks
Nacogdloches
Shreveport Parish
Texas
Pret y Hard Contract For Coal Supplies Sparks City Action
Grand Rapids Michigan January 15. Lep pick Co faces court action after a contract to supply coal to schools in the ward was broken by the city council. The bond of $5,000 stands, and the city attorney rules it valid. The dispute centers on price and market conditions fixed in the original agreement.
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Grand Rapid
Mick
Leppick & Co
Echool Ward
Muenis Coal
Acboots
Daxirl
Thie
SSO
Elly
Leppink & Co
Ely
Jobe Gezon
Wis
Willian M. Brooks
DJ Tk
Wihus
Tabor College
Adawrs
Tabor Vos
Fllinois
Pat
Pali Himeets
Rpritguekt Ux
bin Rose
Incor
Old Kay
Steel Foundry Company, Incorporated
Row
Hs Laws
New Jersey
Jersey City
Lillnois
Haverstick and Harris wed in New York cathedral ceremony
Franz Haverstick, son of Mes, married Eleanor Maerix Harris of New York at St John the Baptist Cathedral. The bride, from a US Army family, and groom plan life in Illinois as friends and relatives note his past, his travels, and family ties.
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Franz Haverstick
Miss Harris
New York
Frana Naversien
Mes
Eine Wa M. Haverstick
Eleanor Maerix
Harriss
United States Army
St. Juhi
Bisiaws
New Yorke
Elise
Asewarness
Tleir
Tayeeratick
Leiden
Reckless conduct tied to inquest over Craig death
A fragmentary inquest report links Reckless in the extreme and illegal conduct to the death of William Craig, with names Wirtsfield Mase Val Tie Curling and Conductor Kelly Moyden connected to the incident. The document notes President mevel bodyguard and a deal preceding the September death and mentions contributing factors in the conduct surrounding the death of Craig.
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Wirtsfield
Mase
Val
Mevel
William Craig
Tiled Kelly
Kelly
Menino Moyden
Craig
One Strike Settled as Southern Miners Return
A Birmingham, Alabama report states the strike at the anal gives of the neseee Cog aod Iron Raifcoud company ended today after ten days, with about 3500 workers returning to work immediately. The settlement ends the labor disruption and restores production.
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Birminghay
Ala
Aod Iron Raifcoud Company
Ones
Settee Rue
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Hague Tribunal
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Wax
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