Independent Operators and Miners Confer as Strike Talks Shift
In New York today independent operators meet coal carrying companies presidents to fix terms, while Washington hosts miners and attorneys for talks on strike disputes. Wayne MacVeagh summons officials to Washington for joint discussions and possible commission action.
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New York
Coal Road
Mitchell
Washington
Wayne MacVeagh
Scranton
Iron
W. JT. Connell
C. BD. Simpson
Independent Operators
Recognition of interest in Anthracite Strike Commission hearing
Widespread national interest surrounds the testimony and arguments before the Anthracite Strike Commission as witnesses present their cases and officials weigh the implications for labor relations and coal production.
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Anthracite Strike Commission
Vrib
Two Men Killed in Mineral Point Engine Explosion
Two men died and three were injured when an engine exploded near Mineral Point, thirty-two miles west of Altoona, before daybreak. The dead are Scott Shele and Davie Pringle. injured include Samuel Davis and A W Snyder, plus George Miller.
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Altoona
Mineral Point
Here
Bcott Shele
Fugman
Altoonia
Davie Pringle
Conemaugh
Samuel Davis
al- Lonnit
A. W. Snyder
George Miller
Pringle
Allegheny Mountain
Miller
Leese
Davis
Snyder
Altooni
Hanoverian students refuse Cecil Rhodes scholarships
From Vienna a despatch reports that students at Gottingen University have declined all Rhodes scholarships established by the late Cecil Rhodes. The Rhodes will provided for Cherian birth students, with nominations to Oxford and German scholars. The German emperor was said to praise Rhodes’s broad vision in a conversation with the cabinet chief.
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Vienna
Gottingen
Prosein
Cecil Rhatives
Chcil Lhodes
Cherian
Doreden
Oxford
Eineperer William
Cer
Inany
Dro von Lares
Elvil
Ceeil Rhode
Bread Riots Spread as Iron Works Closer Halts Idle Ural Districts
Exclusive dispatch from St. Petersburg reports bread riots in the Ural districts where thousands are idle due to iron works closures. Students exiled to Siberia receive amnesty with some allowed to return under police supervision. Secret police force rises by a third.
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St. Petersburg
Ural
Sibert
Judge Mitchell to Be Retired From Superior Court
A medical commission appointed by Governor Stone found Judge Mitchell of the Superior Court incapacitated to perform duties. Mitchell will be informed of the finding and is expected to retire at once or at the end of his term, whichever applies.
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Aneel Cel
Harrisburg
Pia
Stone
Mitchell
Superior Court
Whh A
Chovernor Stowe
Dudge Mitchell
Hudee Mitchell
Ie Sodl
Yuey
Hia Tern
Iio
Local man Burt Olson Dies After Morphine Overdose
Nov 14 report from Chittanoota says Burt Olson of Bmillhport died tonight after a morphine overdose. He was found in a dying state in the Dune tWb of celivitie hotel resisting rescue efforts. Police report showed no suicide note and mottled statements about his actions.
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Chittanoota
Tern
Burt Olson
Bmillhport
Celivitie Hotel
Explosion Kills Three In Tennessee Boiler Accident
By exclusive wire from Vie Associated Hieag McMiinville Tennessee November 24 William Lowe and George Males Jr were instantly killed and John Kile fatally wounded by a boiler explosion at Clearmont Warren County The body of Lowe was later recovered on a royalty ledge of the river bank
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McMiinville
Ten
William Lowe
George Males, Jr
John Kile
Clearmont
Warren County
Lowe
Robbers Hit Postoffice in Known Valley Heist
An overnight robbery at Known Valley postoffice seen entry forced and cash taken. Perpetrators also stole a horse and buggy before escaping. No injuries reported.
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Associated Preas
Heaver Falls
Known Valley
Earthquake Shocks Ecuador Felt at Tutunga in Tao Province
A tremor struck Ecuador late at night near Tutunga in Tao province. Reports from Parcuaive Wire for The Associated Press describe the quake being felt by residents across the area with no immediate reports of damage or injuries.
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Ecuador
Associated Press
Qgusyaqui
Ecguador
Ja ‘Tutunga
Province of
Tao
Ministerial Alliance Opposes Smoot Election in Salt Lake
The Salt Lake Ministerial Alliance adopted resolutions denouncing Heed Smoot for Senate by citing polygamy as a violation of U.S. covenants and law. They say apostolic vows compel some leaders to defend polygamy and oppose a Mormon in Congress, urging national ministers and leaders to resist his candidacy.
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Smoot
Anenelandres
Salt Lake
Utah
Bull Tavke
United States Senate
Heed Smoot
Iosevelb
United States
Apostle Smoot
Senate
Uiih
General Chaffee Reports In Washington Arrival
Major General Adna R. Chaffee arrived in Washington to assume command of the Department of the East after service in the Philippines. He met with Secretary Root and Secretary Moody to discuss Philippine reductions and an army reduction plan, and the president congratulated him on his China and Philippines work. He will stay in Washington for several days.
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Washington
Adna R. Chaffee
Department of the East
Philippines
Moot
May
Moody
Root
Department
Toot
General Chaffee
Philipines
White House Dinner Hosts Notable Guests
President and Mrs. Roosevelt hosted the White House dinner for the season with eighteen guests present. Attendees included Justice and Mrs. White Secretary and Mrs. Knox Admiral and Mrs. Dewer General Crozier Baron and Baroness Speck Von Sternberg Mr and Mrs J S Strichey Captain and Mrs Cowles Miss Tuckerman and Miss Alice Roosevelt who returned to Washington after months away.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Justice
White
Tour
Knox
Dewer
Crozier
Baron and
Garoness Speck von Stern-berg
Strichey
Wright Visits President On Commission Work
From Washington November 46 Carroll, recorder of the anthiraeliecouch strike commission, conferred with President Roosevelt. He outlined the commission’s work and said it would continue at least for a time to seek a permanent form of any agreement between operators and miners, despite differences.
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Washington
Carroll
Wright
Anthiraeliecouch Strike Commission
Roosevelt
Minera
Fragmentary 19th Century Notes From St Louis Chronicle
A garbled note from The Assinchateal Tess in St Louis dated November 46 describes Willie and Miss Meek after a quarrel. The text mentions an engagement, a period of fifty days, and subsequent faint consciousness. Physicians report treatments failing to restore full health.
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Willie
St. Louis
Tralia
Duper
Meek
Tracey
Yanger Defeats Herniche In Six Round Boxing Bout
Renny Yanger won a four decision over Kid Herniche in a six round contest at the American Athlete Club in Chicago. Yanger dominated most of the bout, scoring with repeated blows while Herniche survived until the final bell.
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Chicago
Nov
Renny Yanger
Kid Herniche
American Athlete Club
Yanger
Herman
Loaded Cars Run Away At Ashley Plane Yard Wreck
A number of loaded cars on the Ashley plane of the Central Mailvaud of New Jersey ran away this evening, wrecking the hoisting apparatus and tearing up the plane tidy. Repairs will take several days, delaying coat shipments from all company yards in the area.
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Associated Press
Wilkes-Barre
Ashley
Central Mailvaud
New Jersey
Rehearsed Gore Tragedy Under Official Forensic Probe
French officials forced De Rydzewski to reenact the fatal scene of Mrs. Gore’s death with the same weapon and conditions. Criminologist Bertillon and Consul Gowdy lead inquiries while an American medical commission joins postmortem examinations in Paris.
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Gore—M. Bertillon
Gowdy
Paris
de Sydzewski
de Rydzewski
Mrs. Gore
Ife
de Rydzewsk
Chertys
M. Bertillon
de Rydgewski
Snidenh
Cie
State Department
Washington
The
Figaro
Maitre Crupps
Boquet
Pennesy's Team at Pocono for Thanksgiving Day
Special to the Keranton Tribune from Stroudsburg Pennsylvania November 24 The Santa's foot bath team the men who will face Cornell on Thanksgiving Day are in Mt Pocono not yet known where the squad will be taken first. The varsity squad are quartered at the Mt Alp Howe.
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Stroudsburg
Vmeunsvl
Santa's Foot Bath
Geis
Cornell
Mt. Pocono
Alpy Howe
Wim
Hadi
Atlanti City
Water Gap
Miouene
Fel Aedson
Thomas
Jorrey
Hoffman
Mr. Cade
Taylor
Plekareki
Mitchell
Baird
Jones
Metamut
Whetstone
Dale
Madford
Weode
Portiner
Weschler
Gard
Her
Marshall Bennett
Sloute
Unclear arrival notes from diverse ports and ships
Fragmented wire service text lists arrivals and transfers at multiple ports including Antwerp New York Rotterdam Cherbourg and Antwerp with references to ships and destinations. The legible elements mention Kroon land Hremen Glasgow Kutth Ply mouth Wight and Bremen among others with destinations in Europe. The overall meaning is garbled and lacks coherent narrative.
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New York
Kroonland
Antwerp
Hremen
Gasgow
Columbia
Stateemdam
Rotterdam
Plymouth
Wilhelm
Cherbourg
Bremen
Wight
I Tlesland
Local bout ends in draw between Mohkee and Hughey
Exclusive wire from Vic Associated Foes Philadelphia reports Charlie Mohkee ver of this city and Chartie Hughey of Lowell Massachusetts fought to a draw at the Washington Sporting oink tonight. Nolteman received gaiel dame and it was generally conceded by the spectators to save Lbeecu a slow bout.
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Vic Associated
Philadelphia
Nev. S
Charlie MohKeever
Chartie Hughey
Lowell
Masy
Wasehington Sporting Oink
Nolteman
Gaiel Dame
Speciatora
Lbeecu
Blair Will Case Moves to Court Over Trust Securities
Proceedings opened in Newark by DeWitt Choton Bhai as sole executor and trustee against seventeen relatives led by Charles Scribner to interpret the Blairstown will. Dispute centers on bequests held in trust and whether stocks and bonds listed in the will must be turned over to beneficiaries.
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Newark
Heru
Vince
Kiery
John J. Blatt
DeWitt Choton Bhai
Blairstownh
UHS
Blur
Charles. Scribner
POSITION ON VENEZUELA
The state department is informed of how far Great Britain Germany and other European powers will push in dealings with Venezuela. Britain and Germany seek to learn if objections exist to actions to collect debts and protect property amid Venezuela's internal disturbances. Roosevelt warned the Monroe doctrine does not shelter nations from consequences of their misdeeds provided no European power seizes American soil.
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Washington
State Department
Great Britain
Germany
Venezuela
Roosevelt
United States
Rules on Cuban War Claims
The Spanish Claims commission in Washington lays out its approach to demurrers in Cuba Spain war claims. It states the United States will pay all claims Spain could have been held liable for and that Cuban insurrection damages to foreigners fall outside Spain’s responsibility unless due diligence could have prevented specific harms.
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Washington
Chiims Commission
Spain
Cuba
United States
Kansas City Bull Fight Off Cancelled by Police
Exclusive wire from Kansas City reports Chief of Police Hives announced that a Thanksgiving bull fight planned in Convention Hall would not be permitted. Promoters faced law restrictions as officials halted the event amid citywide debate.
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Chie
Waters City
Hives
Lordl
Mexico
Iesus
Agiaiusedd
Territorial Election Board Certifies McGuaire Victory
Guthrie O T November notice states the territorial election board certifies 8 M McGuaire Republican candidate for delegate to Congress with a majority over Democrat Wy My Cisse. Crosa files protest papers to be tiled when Congress convenes. Certificates show joint assembly and preliminary action by the legislature and governor.
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Guthrie
O. T
Territorial Election Board
M. McGuaire
Republic
Skuckleberry Hollow Tragedy Leaves One Dead After Altercation
An assault in Skuckleberry Hollow leaves George Bevers dead after David Bailey struck him from behind with a weapon. Both parties were intoxicated and Bailey fled on a freight train before arrest. Bevers died within minutes.
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Philopensburg
Smeshburs
George Bevers
David Bailey
Bailey
Bevers
Bours
Beyers
Bailes
Jas
Yellimon
Arrest Reported in Threat Mail Case Involving Becker
Vaclusive Wire reports from The Resorlaved Mime New York that William Becker was indicted today on charges related to sending threatening letters to local merchants. The notes, signed with a Rusaslin Nihilists mark, warned of death in red ink.
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New York
H-Willam Becker
Premiere of The Sleeping Beauty and the Hiewrr in Philadelphia
The local premier of The Sleeping Beauty and the Hiewrr occurred tonight at the Chestnut Opera House. It was the first taste of the London Troupe Lane spectacle shown in this city, and the production was enthusiastically received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chestjit Ivest Opera House
President Reappoints Delaware U S Attorney Byrne
Exclusive wire dispatch from Washington reports the president reappointed United States Attorney for Delaware, Byrne, after he had resigned amid a factional Delaware fight. The message cites Byrne’s earlier service and Roosevelt’s personal regard, noting the appointment followed the election without prior disclosure.
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Washington
Wire House
United States
Delaware
Byrne
McKinley
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Congress
General Miles To Leave for China and Nations
Lieutenant General Miles plans departure from Manila at week’s end for China Japan and Russia. He notes inspecting 15 000 troops and more will be reviewed, finds them in fair condition and cites a country hard hit by war and pestilence with widespread poverty and famine risk due to war wounds and loss of livestock.
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Manila
Sov
Miles
China
Japan
Russia
Philippines
Associated Press
Ishlands
Opinion in Potter case limits state power on union actions
Albany November 24 Attorney General Davies submitted an opinion to Governor Odell on the Potter case. It states the state cannot prosecute the Schenectady Painters' Union for expelling Potter due to his National Guard membership and finds no conspiracy charge if the union only notified employers that he was a non union worker. A bill to make discrimination against union members a misdemeanor is expected in the next session.
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Albany
N. Y
Davies
Odell
Potter
Alds
Schhenectady Painters’ Union
National Guard
Amnion
City Officers Enforce Bicycle Speed Ordinance
Wormser office reports a wave of complaints about bicycle speeds inside the city. Police Bay orders strict enforcement of the ordinance, including fines up to two dollars for violations and penalties for passing at intersections.
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Wormser
Eith
Pollue Bay
Ebelit
Howe
Police Seek Missing Man in Detroit After Brief City Stay
Police report a man identified as Gerad Rembes, 82, former resident, went missing after arriving in the city two months ago to spend the winter. He checked into a hotel suite and later disappeared while staying with a companion. Authorities believe he may have traveled to Detroit.
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Gerad Rembes
Melville
Dewitt
Iridas
Joni
Demlug
Conmi
Detroit
Electrician’s Death Sparks Inquiry in Shamokin
A partial and garbled wire report from The Associated Press describes a fatal incident involving an electrician. Details are unclear due to text corruption and may refer to an accident during work, with investigators likely examining the scene and causes.
Work resumes at Union Coal Boott shaft in Shamokin
One hundred fifty men returned to sinking the Union Coal company’s Boott shaft in Shamokin Pennsylvania today after a stoppage caused the shaft to flood. The revival of work will provide employment for about eight hundred miners as the breaker resumes operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Union Coal Company
Oops
Havana Strike Sparks Fatal Clash and Citywide Disruption
Conflicts between police and striking workers in Havana leave two dead and eighty two wounded, including a police lieutenant with a throat wound. Mayor and government secretary publicly back the strikers limiting police force, while the Central Veterans Union pledges support to maintain order if disorder continues. Public groceries halt sales as the strike broadens and traffic resumes under armed police presence.
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Gomes
Preas
Hiavana
Havana
Greenwood
Greenwood Hid
Dieg Tamayo
Maso
Palna
Meyer
Trollee Taxf
Central Veteran's Union
Gomez
Paulie
Shiovana
Mearning
Senur Tamayo
Governnion
Presiddent Palma
Ummyo
Wusor
Pioty
Berton Tumayve
Weather Forecast for Washington Area
Forecast calls for rain and frost in the early hours with winds from the north. Then a clearing trend develops later, bringing cooler, drier conditions and a drop in temperatures.
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Bienies
al Tf
Ferminton
United Mite Workers
Wayne MacVeigh
Alan MacVeagh
Wheeliligion
Dai Op
Nicholls
Wahy
Dury
St. Charles
Sorinion
VE. Burns
Vounsel
Chairence B. Darrow
Cowised Gor
Spiners
Chirk
Parker Sand Watkins
Clark
Messrs
Parker and
Watkins
Parker
Celit
Willaippone
Bob Eva
Tribune
Hanoverian University
Medical Commission
Pete
Vie Associated Hieag
the Apostle
Gen. Chaffee
Associated Frees
President
Mrs. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Commission
Baxchustye
Kid
Gore
Gompel de Rudze
Wski
Uvhe Associated Press
Pennesy
Pocono
University
Keranton ‘Tribune
Blair
Kansas City
McGuire
Sleeping Beauty
Associated
MR. Byrne
Painters’ Union
Kaclualve
Electriciay
Sesalvin Borger
Balla
Blikmoekin
Turritas
Ak Wyndinere
Emat
Wea
Neadiy
Fuly
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