Mitchells Statement on Commission and Strike Ending
A commission is appointed and meets as officials approve steps to officially end the strike. The statement outlines progress toward closure and the necessary actions to conclude the dispute.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1902
Page
4
A commission is appointed and meets as officials approve steps to officially end the strike. The statement outlines progress toward closure and the necessary actions to conclude the dispute.
A delegate convention of the United Mine Workers anthracite districts 1 7 and 9 is called for Wilkes Barre starting Monday to vote on the president’s arbitration proposal. President Mitchell announces support for settlement by the presidentially chosen commission as strikers await a final decision.
Commissioner Watson and Chief Clerk Hodge issue a 245 page work on Nebraska’s industries resources and topography. It covers counties townships Lincoln Omaha South Omaha schools and educational institutions with vivid illustrations and a statistical summary. Over ten thousand copies printed and likely to sell quickly.
A three year old, son of Louis Novak of Utica South Dakota, was burned to death when his clothing caught fire while playing with matches. The mother was severely burned on the hands and arms while trying to save him, though her condition is not dangerous.
Denver dispatch reports Fra ternal Union of America supreme president F F Roose opened the quadrennial congress with 26 delegates from 22 states and 220000 members. Sessions run through the week to amend the constitution notably extending disability coverage to include disease and possibly abolishing occupation-based insurance classification.
Charles Payne of Omaha was sentenced to three years in the Missouri penitentiary after pleading guilty to burglary in a September home invasion on Joseph G. Paley. A larceny count was null-prosequed. Payne's wife, holding their infant, appeared distressed and ill with nervous prostration.
Bud Harris, jailed in Plattsmouth Nebraska on the liveryman shooting charge, has stopped eating and stands motionless in his cell. Sheriff J D McBride notes meals are delivered with Harris unmoving. Dr B E Cook says Harris is morose and uncommunicative, hinting at an insanity dodge after a prior near fatal self harm and asylum commitment.
Ed O Mara of Watts and O Mara Falls City Neb seriously injured Thursday morning while unloading lumber at the Burlington depot He backed his team to the car the coupling broke throwing him under the horses The team kicked and trampled him about the face and body He was taken uptown for medical aid.
The cholera epidemic spreads quickly through Palestine with Gaza reporting thirty to forty deaths to date. Other cities also show rising fatalities as health authorities scramble to contain the outbreak.
Kirk Shafer a Platte Center Nebraska resident about fifty years old was adjudged insane after years of partial paralysis and poverty.
The Chicago cruiser arrives in Marseilles for repairs while Indiana Illinois and Ohio bottle makers meet in Indianapolis to discuss trade. A Topeka court filing concerns a vast railroad land grant case as survivors from the steamer C B Lockwood are believed lost. A Christiansa Baltic state report cites poor Norwegian grain yields and government seed support.
In a dramatic confession scene, Count di Pordino admits his crime and clears Henry Thorlane of conspiracy. The dying Prefetto Maligni signs documents restoring Thorlane’s citizenship and estate. Maubikeck reveals himself as Thorlane, while Nita Barlotti nears reunion.
The narrative recounts Henry Thorlane’s arrest and solitary confinement at The Saints monastery and his escape aided by the superior. Thorlane flees to America with four mountain lions from a Sar dinia grotto, adopting the alias Maubikeck while seeking funds to refute charges and reclaim confiscated estates. Pacho Maligni begins assembling material for his circles.
Pacho Maligni aligns with Sardinian Schemer Maubikeck and the plan to gain fortune through the Sardinian. Thorlanes love interest Nita Barlotti supports him as he survives a sinking ship aboard a raft that reaches the Azores. He then travels to Italy meeting Mutterelli in Cagliari and enters a monastery as Brother Michael to direct a covert mission, earning admiration for his noble soul.
In Sardinia the new prefetto proves generous and intellectual as Maligni villa stays in his family. Nita Barlotti learns the significance of a locket and documents while Thorlano awaits marriage, and we depart Cagliari for America after Thorlane places fifty thousand lire with Matterelli and prepares to return.
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