Antn the Union Denial Plays Through Mine Owner Replies
Mine owners across Reading Delaware and Hudson Lehigh Valley and Schuylkill regions respond to John Mitchell and the United Mine Workers of America. They deny recognizing the union argue against wage and hour concessions and insist arbitration findings govern employment terms.
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Washington
United Mine Workers of America
John Mitchell
Ombelwif
Barr
Wright
Mide
Reading Company
Baer
Delaware and
Husson Conquans
Delaware
Larekua- Wana
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania
Scbanton Coal Vampy
President Mitchell Leaves Wilkes-Barre in Arbitration Talks
President Mitchell held all day meetings in Wilkes-Barre with miners, lawyers, and United Mine Workers executives. The arbitration commission at Scranton Friday will hear the miners case. Mitchell will move headquarters to Scranton until the commission concludes.
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Associated Press
Wilkes-Barre
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Arbitration Commission
Scranton
Miners’ Union
Fahy
Shamokin
Loort
Mir Mitchell
Sceranton
Come Mission
Tindianapolis
Coal Care
Great Fire at Kwangsi Triggers Mass Loss and Migrant Baptisms
Exclusive wire reports a massive fire in Kwellin Kawongsi China burning hundreds of houses and killing many Chinese. The blaze near the Christian Alliance mission incited a baptismal aftershock as Boxers rampaged across Sue-Chuan, plundering villages toward Chong-Lu and besieging Cheng-Tu-Yungee with executions and a bounty on Boxers' heads.
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Victoria
B. C
China
Kwellin Kawongsi
Christian Alliance Mission
Sue-Chuan
Sue Chuan
Chong-Lu
Sharpehal
Cheng-Tu-Yungee
Cheng
Cheng-'Tu
Transatlantic Steamship Movements Reported
Exclusive wire report from The Associated Press details ships arriving and sailing for ports in Liverpool Bremen Amsterdam and New York. It lists Oceanic La Lorraine and Bremen arrivals and St Louis Southampton Ventonke Liverpool and other vessels with partial port calls and passings.
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Preas
New York
Oceanic
Liverpool
la Lorraine
Linvre
Bremen
St. Louis
Bouthampton
Ventonke
St. Paul
Lisord
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Guorglo
Majestic
Queenstown
Brownland
Germanic
Army Promotion Slate Names Three Brigadiers for Major General Rise
An Associated Press dispatch from Washington on November 12 outlines a planned major general promotion slate to cover vacancies caused by retirements next year. General Stugles retires to Ameldi, General Davis on July 26, and General Miles on August 8. Major General Young is slated to succeed Miles as lieutenant general, with Brigadier Generals Wade Sumitler and Leonard Wood advancing to major general. Wade has long served as a lieutenant general and is expected to take command in the Philippines. Colonel Pf. OC. Aas Brouck and Colonel F. Moore are also mentioned for promotion considerations.
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Washington
Cleneral Stugles
Ameldi
Davis
Gener Miles
Cieneral Miles
Young
Menerala
James I. Wade
Simuel S. Sumitler
Leonard Wood
Wade
Alay
Philippines
Pf. OC. Aasbrouck
Artillery
F. Moore
Cavalry
Flameless Explosive Sought for Mines
Area Washington reports the U S mine inspector urges a expert commission to develop a flameless explosive for coal mines and tighter liability laws for workers. He cites mine accidents due to miner negligence, with seventeen fatalities in New Mexico last year and 1 192 944 tons mined in the territory, equating to 66 043 tons per life lost.
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Washington
United States Mine Inspector of Sty
Mexico
Ulyo
Ae Woal
New Mexico
President Roosevelt Heads for Four Day Bear Hunt in Mississippi
Exclusive dispatch reports President Theodore Roosevelt traveling through Kentucky toward Mississippi for a four day bear hunt. He aims for recreation rather than hunting, joining by railroad officials in Memphis, with stops noted at Dennison and Columbus amid crowd cheers and greetings from notable locals. The journey continues toward Simedes on the Mississippi Yazoo line with a planned return to Memphis next Wednesday.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Kentucky
Mississippi
Wade Hampton
Black Horse
Memphis
Stuyvesant Fish
Tlinois Central Railroad
John McElhenny
Louisiana
Simedes
Mississippi and Yazza
Ohio
Dennison
Pennsylvania
Hamepera
Cincinnati
Columbus
Washington Gladden
Axline
Agein
Uo Oclock
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of Canada Incorporated
Toronto reports the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of Canada has been incorporated by the provincial secretary with authorized capital of 0M. The move unites the firm under provincial approval and signals a formal establishment of operations in Canada.
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Toronto
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of Canada
United
Secrelay
Gas Power Engine Promises Low Cost Fuel Gas
A new process by C B Miller claims to distill coal and generate water gas in one step, yielding 25 000 cubic feet of fuel gas per ton of coal at 27 cents. The method, tested at Irwin and backed by a $1 000 000 company, aims to lower lighting costs and shift steam power to gas driven electricity. Andrew Carnegie praised the innovation.
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Ously
Scranton ‘Tribune
Pittsburg
C. BR. Miller
Am Gan
Irwin
Wilmington
Del
Andrew Carnegie
Cholera Outbreak Hits Manila Fifth Infantry Detachment
Exclusive Telegraph reports cholera appeared among a Fifth Infantry detachment stationed along the Maraquina river in Manila. Seven soldiers have died with several more gravely ill as guards protect the water source from contamination. Officials feared a reemergence of cholera in the city.
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Manila
Fifth Infantry
Maraquina
Ios
Supreme court denies new trial for Charles Crether in Birunk murder
Special report from Stroudsburg says Charles Crether, convicted of murder in 1902 for killing Adam Birunk, is denied a new trial by the Supreme Court. Crether will not learn the decision until tomorrow as executions and appeals proceed amid ongoing legal actions.
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Stroudsburg
Thy
Chrles Crether
Adam Birunk
Supreme Court
Grether
Urkela
Wife shoots by husband in jealousy case at Bendimini Vi
Mrs Cuvvie Hill, 58, proprietress of a boarding house, was shot by her husband last Saturday afternoon in Bendimini Vi. Authorities state jealousy as the motive. Hill, a Civil War veteran, lies wounded and the husband is under arrest.
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Washington
Cuvvie Hill
Bendimini
Tdadiay
Deaths of a Day Highlights Columbia Professor
Professor Nicholas Reed of Columbia University died at his home in New York City of pneumonia. He led the physics department for thirty eight years and was born in Danbury, Connecticut.
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New York
Nicholas Reed
Columbia University
Danbury
Tom
Methodist Episcopal Missionary Conference Opens in Albany
The general missionary conference of the Methodist Episcopal church began in Albany today and will run for a week. Bishops and delegates from districts attend as allocations for foreign and home missions are set at 47.5 percent and 4.5 percent, respectively, with receipts totaling 1,245,297.93 for the year ending Oct 31, 1902.
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Albany
N. YY
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodists of
B. P. Stevens
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Revamps Bar Admission Rules
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court issued new rules governing bar admissions, ending a century old system. A five member state board of law examiners will oversee admissions with a three year study path, requiring a preliminary exam in English, history, math, geography and Latin, and either law school or bona fide apprenticeship. The change follows an eight year push by the Pennsylvania Bar Association and various state representatives.
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Pittsburg
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Board of Law Examiners
England
United States
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Samuel Dickinson
Lucien ET. Alexander
Pp, C. Knox
Pennsylvania
W. A. Hensel
George Wharton Pepper
P. Wolverton
Robert Snodgrass
John M. Harris
National Grange Holds Annual Meeting in Lansing
Grand Master Aaron Jones opened the National Grange session in the state capitol with delegates from twenty six states. He urged farm profit, rail and storage reform, and stronger antitrust rules while outlining proposed federal measures including postal savings banks and a canal link from the Mississippi to the Great Lakes.
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Lansing
Mich
Aaron Jones
National Grange
Representative Hall
State Capitol
Grange
Jones
United States
Mississippi River
Giveat Lakes
Woman Pleads Guilty in Framingham Killing Case
Nina Danforth the Framingham girl pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of Andrew J. Emery shot at his home. She received a sentence of one year and nine months in the Cambridge House of Correction. The widow Mrs Emery watched in tears as the verdict and sentence were announced.
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Cambridge
Mass
Nina BK. Wanforth
Framingham
Andrew J. Pinnery
South Franihng Ham
Jase Ft
Mmory
Womaon
Cambridge House of Correction
Imery
Danforth
Emery
Attitude of the American Bankers On Currency Question
The American Bankers Association fixed its stance on the currency issue not with a decisive plan but by proposing a committee to study the entire subject. Leaders included Charles Dawes Horace White and Charles Fowler with debate over emergency versus permanent asset currency and elasticity.
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New Orleans
American Bankers’ Association
Charles D. Dawes
Charles XN. Fowler
Horace White
New York Evening Post
White
Fowler
Dawes
Cordidantes
Congress
Kiel
Ueset wuineHey
Jrroniee
Localer Erie Man Found Guilty in May Robbery Case
Exclusive wire reports Henest Howard of Cores was convicted of murder in the attempted robbery near Erie on May 20. The claim alleges he killed Henney Haddock to steal his goods. The verdict follows testimony about the planning and execution of the crime.
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Erie
Henest Howard
Cores
Fia
Henney Haddock
Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal to Shift Miner Hours
Wilkes-Barre reports the Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal company posted notices at all collieries stating that starting tomorrow miners will work eight hours instead of nine.
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Wilkes-Barre
Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Company
Ito
White House Conference Discusses Cuban Reciprocity Stance
Officials meet at the war department including Secretary Hay and General Bliss to assess Cuba's demand for a larger 20 percent rebate on imports. President Palma resists a minor increase, arguing it would hurt Cuban revenues, while Bliss prepares to travel to Cuba for on the ground appraisal as negotiations proceed.
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Washington
War Department
Huy
Root
Tusker Blilss
Hay
Cullom
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senor Quesada
Hauvana
United States
Palma
Congress
Unite States
Palima
Cuba
Elay
General Bliss
State Department
Six Day Walking Match Update From Philadelphia
The Sesoclated Press reports progress in a six day walking match at Industrial Hall with leader Dineen showing steady pace and multiple entrants listed in the standings at 11 p.m. local time. The event, tagged as an exclusive wire from the Associated Press, follows the Athletio olib meeting in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Royce
Dineen
Teader
Tie
Associated Press
Philidelphia
Phildidelphw
Iuge
Athletio Olib
Weather data for November 12 in local area
Fragmented weather report lists temperature, humidity, precipitation totals and wind. It references November 12 and local measurement points but includes garbled OCR text making exact values uncertain.
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Whigghiest
Cseseeneee
Hograd Lowes
Weather Forecast for Wrughington Moy 12
Forecast calls for Thursday and Friday from the eastern pennett region cooler conditions. Strong westerly winds are expected with possible showers and cooler nights ahead.
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Wrughington
Moy
Pennett
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