Ex Governor Black Fells on Cornish in Molineux Trial
Former Governor Black accuses Harry Cornish of the Adams murder as the motive behind the Molineux case. Assistant District Attorney Osborne counters with handwriting evidence and questions the defense’s theory while Justice Lambert schedules the final charge for tomorrow afternoon.
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Mr. Black
Cornish
Molineux
Osborne
Lambert
Associated
Meese New York
Rutland GB
Black
Suntson
Adams
Harry Cornish
Hurgely
Voland B. Molineux
Katherine
Begus
Supreme Court Shartly Agin Te
Courr
Anv
Tie
Chaowernor Black
Molinewux
Governor Black
Fle
Tossie Blick
Adame
Blick
Lin
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Mre. Rogesa
Newark
General Molineux
Thelub
Mulineux
Schletter
S Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Harpster
Stevens and Company
Harthegen
Arnold
Houstan
David H. Carvalho
Mollneix
Carvalho
Fire Engulfs New East River Bridge Tower in Massive Blaze
Exclusive AP dispatch from New York reports a fire on the new Taet river bridge tower rising 355 feet above the East River. Workers atop the tower reportedly fell into the water as timber, ladders, and cables burned, halting river traffic and causing a heavy steel beam to strike a Brooklyn-bound steamer.
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New York
Taet River Bridge
Brooklyn
New Cuban Railroad Connects Santiago and Havana
Officials of the Central railroad arrived by rail from Santa Clara to inspect the completed track linking Santiago and Havana. Superintendent Ward warns the bed is rough but thousands toil on overtime. The road, hailed as a major Cuban achievement of American enterprise, is set to begin passenger and freight service by the New Year.
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Santiago
Cuba
Central Railroad
Santa Clara
Havana
Ward
Harvard President Assails Labor Unions Over Education
President Eliot of Harvard denounces labor unions as opposed to educating youth and hindering the development of manly instincts. He criticizes strikes and scabs, calls the aim to limit apprenticeships and to reduce work hours a constant threat to American character and thorough labor.
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Boston
Economic Club of
Eliot
Harvard
Silversmiths Strike Forest Tin Plant Demands Nine Hours
Newark N J Nov 1 five hundred silversmiths quit Tittney Co Forest TUM plant to press demand for a nine hour workday action started today with mass walkout and the plant faces disruption as workers protest longer shifts and seek shorter hours.
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Newark
N. J
Tittney & Co
Forest Tum
Markle's Miners Reach Settlement on Reinstatement Agreement
Hazleton Pa November 10 G B Markle Co and 2500 workers reach accord to resume operations at four collieries with reinstatement for all but thirteen evicted miners who will be cared for by the Miners Union The terms require assent to arbitration decisions and age inquiries. A second Hazleton conference November 19 on Coxe colliery delays final decision.
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Coxe Mines
Hazleton
G. B. Markle & Co
Markle
Arbitration Commission
United Mine Workers
Jeddo
Drifton
Coxe Bros. & Co
Coxe's
District No. T
Stearns
New York
Lehigh Coal Officials Face Threat of Strike in Panther Creek Valley
An employee committee of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation company threatens a general strike if 218 local union officials who are said to be blacklisted are not restored to their former posts by week’s end. The panel sought superintendent Zehner at his office and aims to report next Sunday with President Mitchell present.
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Tamaqua
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company & Committee
W. Pp. Zehner
Panther Creek Valley
Zehner
amMleinl
Mitchell
Perry Held To Bail In Waverly Somerville Murders
Special to the Beravton Tribune George I O Perry admitted pawning watches taken from Clara Morton and Agnes McPhee who were murdered in Waverly and Somerville. He was ordered held as a witness with bail set at 1000. He may testify against Mason and reveal his movements. Cambridge police suspect another, older, darker man knows more about the watches and case.
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Beravton Tribune
Boston
Mass
George I. O. Perry
Clara A. Morton
Agnes McPhee
Waverly
Somerville
Charles Almy
Perry
Mason
Cambridge
Almy
Commonwealth
Defense Syi
Princeton Hunters Open Season in McParland Format Event
Former President Cleveland joins Princeton alumni on a hunting trip in New Jersey as the season opens, marking the start of a McParland format event in Princeton.
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Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
New Jersey
Miners Reach Amicable Agreement to Resume Lehigh Region Mines
President Mitchell announces that G W Markle and Company, owner of three collieries employing 2500 workers, will restart operations. Coal output in 1901 reached 1 062 841.08 tons. Attorneys Darraw and Shea assisted in preparing the arbitration case as labor and company officials toured the South Wilkes-Barre mine.
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Mitchell
Wilkes-Barre
Associated
Mra
G. WR. Markle
Lehigh
Clarence Darraw
Chienfo
John F. Shea
Arbitration Commission
South Wilkes-Barre
Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Company
Incendiary Fires Attempt at Luzerne House in West Pittston
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports an early morning attempt to set fire to the Luzerne house on Philadelphia Avenue near West Pittston depot. The would be arsonist fled after a guard fired a warning shot, carrying away a bullet and a groan suggested he had lit the blaze. Deputies have guarded the building since a strike and residents face ongoing harassment.
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Pittston
Luzerne House
Philadelphia Avenue
West Pittston
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Exeter
Nearrby
Eighth Regiment
Duryea
Sven
French Miners Return to Work Amid Heavy Military Reinforcements
Paris reports indicate government forces have moved into mining centers to quell further strikes. In Lens and other sites, 62 infantry companies 20 cavalry squadrons and 770 gendarmes are deployed with orders to enforce obedience. About 8,000 of 50,000 miners returned to work overall as arbitration decisions are insisted upon.
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Lens
Vigorgue
Premier Combes
Trave Genoa Naples Arrivals From Anoulated Press
Exclusive wire notes arrivals and departures with names like Genoa Naples New York and Bremen listing ships and passengers such as Allen Rotemlim Wilhelm Adler and Priederich der Grose with origins and destinations in a fragmented New York report.
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New York
Trave
Genoa
Naples
da Giscogne
Gibraltar
Lahn
Allen
Geno
New
President Haen Replies to Arbitration Statement
A copy of President Haen of the Philadelphia and Reading companys reply to the miners arbitration statement was received tonight at the miners legal markers. President Mitchell may review the document with his attorneys tomorrow.
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Wilkes-Hire
Haen
Philadelphia
Reading
Arbitration Commission
Mitchell
Lle
Death claims Henry J. Rogers son-in-law of Adams family
Exclusive AP report from Buffalo notes Henry J. Rogers died at his home. He was son-in-law of the late Alva and Katherine J. Adams and was believed to have been the aunt to Harry Cornish in life.
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Buffalo
Henry T. Rogers
Alva
Katherine J. Adams
Harry Cornish
Harrisburg Filing Reflects Corporation Departures
Harrisburg November 1 report shows transfers of shares to the state department involving the Wiger Mil and Elevator Company of Scranton and Casthe Kinoois Curt Black Company of Williamsport with stated capitals. The fragmentary text confirms corporate filings and capital details though several items are illegible.
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Harrisburg
State Department
Wiger Mil and Eluvator Company
Scranton
Casthe Kinoois Curt Black Company
Williamsport
Retirement of Major W.8 Millar from National Guard
Major W.8 Millar announces retirement after twenty five years of service. He leaves the Third brigade as adjutant general and cites excessive politics in the guard and lack of adequate compensation as reasons. Millar enlisted in 1877 and held multiple posts including inspector of the Third brigade and assistant adjutant general on General Gobin's staff.
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W. 8. Millar
Magrstant
National Guard
J. Pls
Millat
Guar
Gaia
Gobin
Nine Men Injured at Heidelberg Colliery
Nine men were injured in a peculiar accident at Heidelberg No 2 colliery near Avoca. The lowering carriage failed to slow as the engine throttle stuck, plunging the car about twenty feet and injuring workers including Willian Cawies and Andrew Shaves. The shaft lines and safety slags saved the car on the return, and the colliery will be idle for several days.
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Heidelberg No. 2
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Avoca
Willan Cawies
Willian Street
Pittston
Jeg
Andrew Shaves
Center Street
Martin Kearney
Alurket Street
Tuckle
Miarthi Witlock
Stanley Grey
James Galligher
Lewis Mull
Frank Malaski
Cheorge Metross
Lynch mob halted by police at station
Exclusive wire report from Mobile on November 1 says a mob gathered at the county police station aiming to lynch Lewis Wyatt a Black man accused of assaulting Maria Constinee a white girl. Police chief calmed the crowd and promised lawful punishment, maintaining order until authorities took over.
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Mobile
Ahi
Contead
Lewis Wyatt
Maria Constinee
Poller
Lenousty and Zarambo Sentenced to Hang for Mine Murder
Peter Lenousty and Victor Zarambo were convicted of killing Anthony Sennick with an ax during a mining shift to steal his earnings. Sennick had been known to carry money, but he left his cargings at home on the day of the murder.
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Wilkes-Tarre
Peter Lenousty
Victor Zarambo
Anthony Sennick
Sennick
Marietta Detains Guzman After Force Loan Incident
Barcelona Venezuela November 10 United States Consular Agent Ball faced a forced loan from revolutionary leaders. Commander Diehl aboard the Marietta summoned Pablo Guzman to apologize and vow no further harassment. Minister Bowen praised Marietta’s prompt action. Castro enters Caracas with 3200 troops amid celebration. government plans rapid moves to reoccupy key cities.
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Marietta
Guzman
Revolutionary Party
Castro
Venezuela
Barcelona
United States
Ball
Bala
Imierner
Diehl
Pablo Guzman
Mgr. Baiz
Bowen
Marrietta
Guenan
Velutini
Miorcanu
Forier
Kidnapped Duryea Boy Reported Missing
A Duryea incident reports a kidnapped boy about age ten. Authorities say the boy, son of Mrs Kahler, formerly of Duryea, was taken from the porch of the Duryea schoolhouse by Wathen, who then fled with him. The child had been living with Mr and Mrs George Caton after adoption. Police trace efforts continue.
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Dursea
Kahler
Duryea
George Caton
Wathen
Wade
British steamer Elingamite wrecked near Three Kings Islands
The Elingamite bound from Sydney to Auckland was wrecked on Three Kings Islands. Forty-one survivors are reported, while ninety-six passengers remain missing.
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Associated Press
Melbourne
Sydney
Auckland
Kinga Islands
Miss Abbie F B Chis Illness Shocks Mission Circle
Exclusive wire from The Associated Press reports Miss Abbie F B Chis, home secretary of the woman's missions, suddenly fell ill with an unspecified disease. Her condition prompted urgent medical attention and a pause in organ duties.
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Abbie
Weather forecast for Washington region
Eastern Pennsylvania sees fall turning colder with Tuesday and Wednesday turning cloudy. Fresh northwest winds ease to parable conditions.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
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