Serious hitch halts coal settlement talks between operators and miners
In New York and Washington on November 25, coal operators refuse to meet with Mr. Mitchell in Washington. They insist on continuing hearings before the Anthracite Coal Strike Commission. The Pittsburgh area firms and independents oppose direct talks with the miners, and a Friday meeting was canceled. Mitchell, Darrow, and Lloyd headed to Scranton to resume proceedings before the commission.
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Coal Strike Commission
Mitchell
Washington
Associated Press
New York
Miners’ Union
Gray Commission
Coal Roads
Waishington
United Mine Workers
Wayne Miccveagh
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Hillside Coal Company
Beettween
MacVeagh
Carroll D. Wright
Mitchell Mmeel
Ma. Darrow Omarly
Apr Darrow
Hewsda
Muitin
Teeder
Aly
Darrow
Lloyd
Scranton
Nex
Liesd
Associated Press Dispatch
Messrs
Mitchell, Darrow
Powler
Qatarha and Western
Bauer
Mychier
Philadelphia
John Markle
Baer
United States
Simpson
Mitchell Interviewed On Mine Workers Strike Settlement
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers, with counsel Darrow and Lloyd, arrives in Philadelphia to discuss strike settlement terms. He notes railroad presidents favor a December 3 adjournment and minor detail talks. Darrow says operators triggered the delay. Mitchell predicts a victory for the miners.
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Associated Prose
Philadelphia
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
C. C. Darrow
H. D. Lloyd
Washington
Scranton
Darrow
Messrs
Clark, Witking and Parker
Wayne MacVeagh
Hillside Coal Company
Pennsylvania Coal Company
May
MacVeagh
Coal Road
Arbitration Commission
Wir
Roul Road
Lloyd
Ambassadors Letter on Hebrews in Romania
Private letter from Ambassador White to Henry Seligman of Frankfurt reports harsh Romanian anti Jewish policies in Troumania. White condemns cruelty equaling Louis XIV’s persecutions and says he will present recall letters to Emperor William at noon before dining with the emperor and empress.
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Berlin
Ambassador White
Henry Seligman
Prankfort-on-the-Main
Troumania
Prankfurter Zeitung
Louis Niv
Bulletin
White
William
Ex-President Cleveland to Speak at Philadelphia Meeting
Former President Grover Cleveland has accepted an invitation to preside at a public meeting December 1 at the Manual Training and Industrial School for Colored People in Philadelphia. He will deliver an address. Other speakers include Charles Emory Smith Colonel A S McClure and Booker T. Washington.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland
Manual Praining and Industrial School For Colored People
Alp
Cevelind
Charles Emory Smith
A. S. McClure
Booker P. Washington
Boiler explosion injures two on Coleman dairy farm
An explosion in a steam boiler used for farm machinery at G. Dawson Coleman's dairy farm in Lebanon Pennsylvania destroyed a barn and badly burned Abraham Hecker and Adam Boyle. The live stack was saved.
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Lebanon
G. Dawson Coleman
Abraham Hecker
Adam Boyle
Interstate Development Company Files For Delaware Incorporation
Exclusive AP report from Dover on November 23 notes certificates of incorporation filed listing The Interstate Development Company of Williamsport Pennsylvania as acquiring telegraph and telephones with capital of 200 000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Dover
Del
Interstate Development Company
Williamsport
Telegraph and Telephoines
Steamship Arrivals and Clears From Liverpool to Rotterdam
Arrived Tauric from Liverpool and Cleared Majenthe for Liverpool with Suited and Cevic from Liverpool. Houlogne Ar Iiged: Statendam bound for Rotterdam and proceeded.
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Associated Press
New York
Tauric
Liverpool
Majenthe
Cevic
Houlogne
Statendam
Rotterdam
British Employers Protest American Hiring at Manchester Works
The Employers' Federation of Manchester district protests the American plan to pay higher wages and boost output, claiming demoralization of the labor market and loss of top workers. They blacklist discharged British workers to block American hiring, while Americans vow to continue their methods independent of British pressure.
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Ayaire
Associated Press
London
Manchester
Employers’ Federation
Employers' Federation
Altoona Telegraph Shop Men Threaten Walkout Over Wages
Pennsylvania railroad telegraph shop workers in Altoona face a potential strike over wage cuts from twenty five to seventy five percent. They claim east of Pittsburgh and Erie workers received a ten percent raise, while their forumional method caused unequal underpayment. A five man committee met with Superintendent Dubarrow who promised investigation and to correct any wrongs.
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Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad Telegraph Shop
Pittsburg
Erie
Lleher
Duburrow
Ind
Dubarrow
Thie
Elias
Ellen Gore Case Accidental Theory Gaining Ground
Exclusive wire reports that officials and doctors face censorship as autopsy results on Mrs. Ellen Gare lean toward accident as the likely cause. American physicians, impressed by French surgeons, increasingly accept or push for an accident explanation in the final official report.
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Aris
Amerian
Ellen Gare
Aan
Uae
Floods Threaten Texas Railways and Towns After Heavy Rain
Heavy rains across north and northeast Texas swell rivers and flood rails. Trinity River at Dallas rises rapidly as Texas and Pacific tracks washed out near Dallas. Shreveport branch MK&T blocked, Red River near Texarkana rampages. Strawberry district in Tyler reports serious damage. fields ruined. country roads damaged costing thousands.
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Thillas
Tex
Texas
Trinity River
Dallas
Texas and Pacific
Shreveport
Missouri, Kansas and
Cotton
Red River
Texarkand
Tyler
Notable prizes awarded at Ninth Regiment inspection event
At the Ninth Regiment Armory in Wilkes Barre on November 2 a group of competitors received prizes for their food showing at the inspection. General Gobin attended with General Gobin presenting the awards and later joined a banquet at the Westmoreland Club hosted by Ninth Regiment officers.
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Wilkes-Barre
Ninth Regiment
Inet Annog
General Gobin
Start
Goblin
Legally Hanged for Assault in Lincolnville
Calvin Elliot was executed by hanging in Lincolnville North Carolina for criminally assaulting Mrs Caleb Brown. The sentence followed two months after the crime with the court passing death after failed attempts at appeal and sentencing.
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Associated Progs
Lincolnville
N. C
Calvin Elliot
Caleb Brown
Isyeling
Boston cruiser arrives for target practice in Santa Barbara channel
The cruiser Boston has arrived from southern waters and will stay two or three weeks for target practice. New York and Marblehead are ordered to join Howton in Santa Barbara channel as soon as possible.
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Bante Barbara
Cal
Boston
Boxton
New York
Marblehead
Howton
Santa Barbara
Independent coal operators oppose settlement plan
Independent operators protested against a proposed settlement with the United Mine Workers, warning it would perpetuate alleged injustices and surrender to miners. The group urged continued hearings before the Anthracite Coal Strike Commission and detailed why any immediate compromise would misstate earnings, favoritism, and labor relations, urging public exposure of both sides.
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United Mine Workers
Associated Proas
New York
Mine Workers’ Union
D. Simpson
Scranton
Baer
Thomas
Truesdale
Olyphant
Fowler
Willer
Presi-Dents
Admiral Cent
Anthrache Coal Strike Commission
Bedi
Miners’ Union
United States
Ans Sarrend
Clear Spring Coal Company
J. Guke
General Minniger
W. Ef. Gearhart
Jermyn &O
Joseph Jermyn
Mowntalo Jessup Cowl Company, Limited
W. W. Watson
The
Moosic Mountain Cowl Company
West End Coal Company
PD. Slmnpaon
Prue Ples Coil Compas
D. K. Crawford
Stevens Coal Company
Lenny W. Kingsbury
Elliot McClure & Coa
Riverside Coal Company
Wyoming Coal and Land Company
F. ©. Reynolds
Nay Ang Coal Company
W. J. Ham
William Connell & Co
Willan Connell
Operators Gather Amid Protest To Support Ongoing Hearing
The general judgment favors continuing the hearing for the present. Present were operators listed by Mr. Buer including Lewis Reilly, president of Lehigh Coal and Navigation, and Mr Taylor of St. Chir Coal, with others from various regions joining the protest organizers.
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Buer
Lewis Reilly
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Mr Taylor
St. Chir Coal Company
Havana Strike Off Ends Labor Tie Up
The Central Labor union decided to call off the Havana strike increasing chances of a full resumption of work tomorrow as committees are named to inform the various unions.
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Havana
Associatid Press
Tlavana
Central Labor Union Tonight
Albany Branch Endorses Schenectady Boycott Action
The Albany division of the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes endorses Schenectady Tribes assembly boycotts. A committee will visit Schenectady to report on local support and possible impacts on ridership. Six days’ notice to the railway company precedes a planned strike. The Trades Assembly debates the move amid cautious local expectations.
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Albany, Navy
Schenectady
Albany
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes of America
Te Svhenectady Tribes Assembly
Triades Assembly
United Traction Company
Focal
Svlenectudly
Association of
Trades Assembly
Committee of Citizens
Mrs Susie Wird Arrested for Kidnaping in Norwich
Mrs Susie Wird was arrested in Norwich at the request of Newburg police chief. She is charged with kidnapping the eighteen month old child of her sister in law Mrs William Schulta of Newburg.
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Norwich
Susie Wird
Newburg
Willian Schulta
Fire drains home at 147 North Washington Avenue
Firemen answered a 2 AM alarm at the dwelling of Mrs. Mary Jordan. The blaze, started in the cellar, was ruled incendiary. Mrs. Jordan was away in a hospital. Fire damage damaged the interior and logs, with the house and contents bearing the worst effects.
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Washington Avenue
Mary Jordan
Canadian speculation? (text unclear)
Irregular OCR text reports a clash of names and places with unclear details. The fragment mentions Jamestown New York November 2 and a field of amateur mention of Maple Buildings Chautauqua Lake and Edgar Lewis with a serious injury to a child.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Toidus Willig
Daneau
Edgar Lewis
Vonreohl Dauditer
Lewis Lidiles
Lee
Baer Denies Reports on Lehigh Valley Presidency
President George r. Baer of the Philadelphia and Pedaling firm dismissed rumors that he has been elected president of the Lehigh Valley to succeed Walter who resigned last week. He stated categorically that the report is false and that he has no intention of leaving his current post.
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Associated Brean
New York
George R. Baer
Philadelphia
Tidy
Lis Howen
Pregient
Lehigh
Wrestling match results shock New York crowd
In New York on a November night, Loui faced a clever catch can bout while Tom dene Kine of Cleyohual defeated dae Cabral of Welw. Jenkins faced a declined weight advantage but staked UMS pounds. Carroll weighed one. Pie aiatel won best two of three, as dumitin feared he lost the first two.
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New York
Tom Dene Kine
Cleyohual
Dae Cabral
Welw
Madivan State Garden
Jenkins
Carroll
Dumitin
A Bay State Commission Busy
Boston reports that Massachusetts cattle commission inspectors have worked two weeks to stamp out foot and mouth disease but admit the illness has become almost epidemic. Many new cases arise in western and central Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
A Massachuusetta Cattle Commission
Wastern
Massachusetts
Canal Talks with Colombia Hit Impasse Says Hay
Secretary Hay reported no progress in canal negotiations. Colombian minister Concha refused to accept the U S last proposition as basis for a treaty and the State Department indicated no further concessions. Renewal chances were described as not bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pleas
Washington
Hay
Concha
State Department
United States
Schaefer Urges Reforms In Pennsylvania Schools
Harrisburg report for year ending last June urges reducing township school directors from six to five to prevent deadlocks in elections and textbooks. It calls local legislation to align vaccination and compulsory education, recommends single enumeration for school assessments, and suggests speeding up summer training with a modest state grant. It favors doubling the $50,000 appropriation to expand high schools and raising teachers salaries above $30 a month.
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Harrisburg
N. CG. Schaefer
Stone
Schaefer
Train Wreck on DL&W Line at Clayville Causes Carnage
Extra No. 847 on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad wrecked at Clayville tonight. About thirty cars jumped the track and seven or eight were demolished. The track torn up for a distance. Brakenan Smith of Utica slightly hurt. Tracks not cleared before morning. all trains on the division held for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
Delaware, Lackawounk and Western Railroad
Clayville
Brakenan Smith
Utea
Colonel Ochiltree Dies in Arkansas Heart Trouble
Associated Press reports Colonel Thomas Ochiltree of Kiot Springs Arkansas died today from heart trouble after sinking to a critical condition yesterday morning. He was conscious briefly this morning before declining. physicians expressed surprise at his survival until today.
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Kiot Springs
Ark
Thomas Ochiltree
Pension Granted in Wyoming Man Named St. Aidrow Kints
A stalwart from Wyoming, St. Aidrow Kints, has been granted a pension. The notice comes from Inclusive Wire with Washington sources confirming the approval and details pending final paperwork.
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Washington
Aidrow Kints
Wyoming
Weather summary for Nowcmber 2 in Ihe
Local data shows yesterday’s weather with temperatures and humidity. The entry lists highest and lowest temps and precipitation across a 24 hour period with unreadable character errors.
Weather Outlook for Woodnews and Thursday
Forecast calls for light to moderate winds with variable skies. Temperature expectations show mild daytime highs and cooler evenings across the region with no significant precipitation indicated.
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