Battle Cry No Retreat From Beveridge Campaign Rally
Senator Beveridge of Indiana spoke at a Republican rally in Kansas City outlining a planetary perspective on American markets. He argued for aggressive tariff policy and a global exchange of American products to strengthen prosperity, wages, and national unity through commerce and transportation networks.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
Japan
Republican Party
Beneft
America
Hanna Calls for Hanging Obstacles to Settlement in Mine Strike
Chicago dispatch reports Senator Hanna, head of the Republican national committee, branding any obstruction to settlement of the Pennsylvania coal miners strike as deserving hanging. He says he will stay in Chicago during the campaign and plans no speeches outside the city, though he hopes to address workers and supports McKinley and Roosevelt.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Hanna
Republican National Committee
East
Pennsylvania
Hanned
McKinley
Roosevelt
Rosa
Galveston Relief Funds Face Housing Crisis Says Report
Galveston Oct 1 report from John Sealy chairing the finance sub committee details 375100 in subscriptions through Oct 1 with 400 remitted by Governor Sayers and a further 100000 to come. The piece argues real needs include shelter for 8000 homeless and rehabilitation after the 1900 storm with total external aid far below sensational figures. Clara Barton estimated 5 000 600 needed. AP is asked to disseminate the correct totals to counter false public impressions.
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Galveston
Texas
John Sealy
Galveston Central Relief Committee
Galveston Relief Fund
Associated Press
W. C. Jones
Sayers
Apronos
Mr. Sealy
the News Tomorrow
Galvestons
Clara Barton
OBrien Easily Outpoints Bonner in Six Round Bout
Exclusive wire from The Associated Press reports Philadelphia lightweight Jack OBrien outpointed Jack Bonner in a six round match at the Peng Art club. Tanner charged early, OBrien dodged, O'Donnell opened the second round with Bonner bleeding, Bonner fell to the floor in the fourth, OBrien dominated rounds five and six though failed to KO Bonner.
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Prema. Phtadelphia
Get. Ilv
Jack O'Brien
Philadelphia
Jack Bonner
Peng Art Club
Tanner
Brien
Harn
O'Dvlin
Honnee
Wong
Tie
Bonner
O' Brien
Cut In Reading Wages At Reading Iron Co
The Reading Iron company reduced wages for workers today. Puddiers wages fall from 4 to 4. others reduced proportionally. One puddiers idle today. A general meeting of all employees is called for tomorrow evening.
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Associated Press
Reading
Opt. le
Reading Iron Company
Objections Heard On Nomination Certificates
Exclusive wire from Harrisburg reports a judge in Lebanon County set Oct 16 for a hearing on objections to the nomination certificates of Republican candidates De Gerberteh and Dy. Zerkn for senator and representative respectively.
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Associate Press
Harrisburg
Get. Ie
Shnonton
Gerberteh
Dy. Zerkn
Menator
Lebanon County
Diplomatic Strife Over Tuan Degradation in China
Dispatches from Canton and Pekin detail the decree degrading Tuan and key officials, with Emperors holding them responsible for bloodshed. Yang Lu named on the peace commission faces opposition from powers. Wu and Conger coordinate telegraphic consultations as US navies consider potential actions at Taku.
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China
Yang Lu
United States
Liu Kun Yi
Nanking
Chang Chih Tung
Wu-Chang
Yung Lu
Conger
Prince Tuan
Earl Li
Prince Ching
Pekin
Li Hung Chang
Tien Tsin
Navy
Taku
Shan Hai Kwan
Uniteed States
Reemey
Long
Brooklyn
Chaffee
Russia Denies Manchuria Annexation Reports
St. Petersburg official Messenger dismisses rumors of Russia annexing Manchuria as groundless. The exclusive Resoviated Press dispatch notes government communications show no basis for the reports and reiterates official stance.
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St. Petersburg
Resoviated Press
Russia
Far East
Manchuria
General Chaffee Reports Plan to Withdraw Forces
Washington dispatch notes General Chaffee has received orders to withdraw most U S troops from China and to establish a legation guard. The Ninth Infantry Third Squadron Sixth Cavalry and Weht Battery will form the guard to move provisions to Tong Chow before sunset.
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Washington
War Department i
Chaffee
United States
China
Talat
Adjutant General
Tien Tein
Ninth Infantry
Legation
Tong Chow
Water Falls
Pekin
Battle Between Soldiers and People in Lima Sparks Alarm
In Lima on October 1 a clash erupted between mounted soldiers and local residents in the main street due to police mismanagement. The unrest caused the cathedral bell to ring and prompted Lima newspapers to call for President Romano's resignation. Former Minister Belaundo is reported as a prisoner at Fort Santa Catalina.
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Lima
Peru
Romano
Belaundo
Fort Santa Catalina
Striking Miners Stand Firm Against Wage Offer in Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes-Barre a large Coal operators meeting discussed a 10 percent wage increase tied to powder pricing. Miners refuse the deal and vow not to return until union recognition and better terms are granted. A mass demonstration is planned with United Mine Workers leaders in attendance.
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Wyoming and Lackawanna Valleys
Wilkes-Barre
W. A. Lathrop
Reading Company
F. ‘M.palmer
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Wyoming Valley
Tursley
Authretic
United States
Weather and Strike News In Morning Edits
Morning paper reports partly cloudy weather and broad strike impact worries. Editorials on Senator Beveridge and Heveridge discuss pending issues while local court, building boom, and industrial news fill the pages.
Death by own action of Chicago engineer linked to Williamsport romance
W T Casgrain civil engineer of a distinguished family died by his own hand in a Chicago hotel. The Williamsport diary entries mention F V of Williamsport and the Chicago woman Florence Verdeaux whom he admired and planned to wed. Notes show Casgrain paid back loan installments and that he registered under an assumed name at death. His wife and family locations are unknown.
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Associated Press
Williamsport
Chicago
W. T. Casgrain
Casgrain
F. V
Sixth Street
Verdeaux
Brewers' Troubles A Brew Firm Faces Coal Fuel Charge
Ernest G. W. Woerz of Beadle ston Woerz brewers is held for trial in 200 bail after admitting use of soft coal at the brewery. Magistrate calls it no defense and orders finding another fuel or closing the business.
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Associated Pres
New York
Ernest G. W. Woerz
Beadleston & Woerz
Reading Iron workers resume after wage cut dispute
Bloomsburg October 1 The seven hundred employees of the Reading Iron Company Dunville decided to resume work after rejecting the 25 percent wage reduction in effect since September 16. A committee reported other iron industries had made similar cuts and the men agreed to return if the plant can be placed in operation.
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Bloomsburg
Reading Tron Company
Dunevilly
Five Mines Tie Up Over Union Scale for Coal
Union miners at Oak Hill and nearby mines halted operations today seeking 50 cents per ton instead of the present 10 cents. Operators argue the higher rate is needed to compete with Wollston and Colston mines.
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Associated Press
eWellaton
Oak Him
Innstead
Wollston
Coslton
Corporations Chartered in Pennsylvania
Exclusive wire dispatch notes several new charters issued today including Real Katate Trust of Pittsburg with $1,000 capital, The Tyros Foundry and Machine of Blair County with $25,000 capital, Albert H.K. Thrasher Mercantile of Piltshing with $50,000 capital, Grant Too of Franklin with $0 capital, and The Tobyhanna and Pocono Spring Water of Monroe County with $10,000 capital.
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Associated
Ire
Harrisburg
Real Katate Trust Company
Pittsburg
Tyros Foundry and Machine Company
Blair County
Albert HK. Thrasher Mercantile Company
Piltshing
Grant Too Company
Franklin
Tobyhanna and Pocono Spring Water Company
Monroe County
John N Hampton Dies at Age 100 in Dauphin County
John N Hampton aged 100 died today at his residence in East Hanover Township Dauphin County. The death was reported by Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press. The obituary notes his long life and local residence.
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Associated Preas
Marvnsing
John N. Hampton
Nsllence
Henover Township
Dauphin County
Train wreck near Guthrie Oklahoma claims two lives
A northbound passenger train wrecked at Waterloo flag station fifteen miles south of Guthrie. Two passengers died Thomas Mayer of Oklahoma City and Edmund Rook of Jonah Texas. Dozens were injured including Roy, a 9 year old, and Thomas Mayer was killed instantly. The train was 45 minutes late and traveling about 45 mph when a rear track failure caused cars to leave rails.
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Guthrie
O. T
Kansas City
Waterloo
Thomas Mayer
Oklahoma City
Edmund Rook
Jonah
Texas
James Black
Tex
Edward H. Cook
National
James Vanderver
Ray County
Roy
C. T. Smith
Lyons
George H. Willis
John Wilkin
Chicago
R. Artman
Thomas McNeil
Derby
Kan
John Rain
Vanderver
Fire destroys small frame building on Locust Street
An alarm at 2.20 this morning from Box 43 at Prospect Avenue and Heech Street drew South Scranton companies to a one story frame building on Locust Street. The blaze had a one hour head start and the structure burned to the ground.
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Prospect Avenue
Heech Street
Scranton
Locust Street
Washington Debt Declines Slightly in October Public Statement
The monthly public debt report shows total debt at the end of September at 31.1001 billion dollars, down by 0.128 million from the prior month. It breaks down interest bearing debt at 1.001 trillion, noninterest bearing at 0.895 trillion, with $74.5 million in certificates and treasury notes outstanding, and cash in the treasury totaling 57.007 billion with demand liabilities of 817.3 million leaving a cash balance of 58.20 million.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
United States
Pmlouti
Steamship Arrivals and Departures Report
Shipping news lists clears and sailings from New York on October 1 with vessels such as Ralaer Wilhelm Der Grose and La Vampine cleared via Cherbourg Southampton Antwerp and Liverpool. Arrivals include Barbaroxen to New York via Southampton and Statendam passing New York en route to Rotterdam.
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Associated Press
New York
Ralaer Wilhelm der Grose
Urenen
Cherbourg
Southampton
la Vampine
Antwerp
Cavie
Liverpool
Oveunie
Genova
Avelyoil
Werra
Naples
Deutschland
Plymouth
Hambury
Gremen
Barbaroxen
Ligard
Statendam
Rotterdam
Galveston Laborers to be Released for Restoration Work
Det. Le reports about one thousand laborers who have been clearing debris in Galveston Texas will be released tomorrow as debris removal work reaches a sufficient level. The move will allow railroads and large corporations to access laborers needed to continue property restoration.
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Galveston
Texas
Superior Court reconvenes for fall term in Philadelphia
Philadelphia October 1 The superior court reconvened in the city for the fall and winter terms. No opinions or judgments were handed down.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Superior Court
Operators Strikes Stir Wilkes-Barre Coal Fight
Report of a three cornered dispute as small operators balk at ten percent wage boosts and maintained tolls, while large companies push for arbitration and lower rates. Grievance committees in New York seek cheaper coal carrying charges, with meets in Wilkes-Barre outlining possible settlements.
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Wilkes-Barre
New York
Barger
Tribune
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McWuade
Tuku
Jung Lu
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Chang Chip Tung
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Legation Guard
Heart Command
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Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Valley Company
FE. E B. Loomis
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal Company
C. C. Rose
Delaware and Hudson Company
W. J. Richards
Lehigh and
Wilkes- Barre Company
Morris Williams
Susquehanna Coal Company
Superintendent May
Hillside Coal Company
W. F H. Storrs
New York and Scranton Coal Company
Superintendent Fuller
Seneca Company
John Markle
Markle & Co
Calvin Pardee
Frank Pardee
Pardee Coal Company
T. D. Jones
Mill Creek Coal Company
W. C. Lentz
Lentz & Co
E. L. Bullick
Dodson Coal Company
John Jermyn
Jermyn & Co
H.W. Kingsbury
Stevens Coal Company
J. W. Duke
Clear Spring Coa! Company
T. H. Watkins
Temple Coal and Iron Company
William Connell
Cornell Coal Company
A. J. Davis
C. P. Hunt
Wilkes- Barre
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
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Public Debt Statement
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