Industrial Combinations Address by Charles R Flint at Illinois Manufacturers Dinner
Charles R Flint of New York spoke at the Illinois Manufacturers’ Association annual dinner in Chicago. He argued that industrial combinations resemble unions and banks, praising progress while warning against anti progress forces. He discussed capital, labor, and management, noting falling interest rates and the benefits of large scale production for American industry.
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Combines
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
Chicago
Associated Press
Charles R. Flint
New York
Hillnois Manufacturers’ Association
Grand Faeble Hotel
Charles
Mdr
Vnst Levy
Pireomecs
Avollina
United States
Mr Bryan Objects To The Parades In Macombe Illinois
William J Bryan asks Associated Press to publish his request that speaking stops be made at the depot rather than in a parade to town. He cites shorter stops, faster speaking, less fatigue, and reduced risk of catching cold, urging local committees to use depot platforms.
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Associated Press
Macombe
William J. Iiryan
Roosevelt Speech Draws Crowds at St Louis Coliseum
Governor Roosevelt addressed a large St Louis audience at the coliseum, after a day of travel and a lunch with the St Louis club. He rode through city streets amid cheering crowds before departing by special train to Chicago for upcoming events.
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Det
Exposition Coliseum
Roosevelt
Bt. Taouls Club
Painters Hotel
Missouri
Coliseum
Cilon
Chicago
Greenville Demonstration Welcomes Stone Quay Delegation
A large crowd gathers in Greenville to honor Governor Stone and Senator Quay as they arrive by Pennsylvania train. At the depot and in the opera house, speeches laud the guests and foster North South harmony amid cheers from Mercer county and nearby towns.
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Pht
Covernorr Wy A. Stone
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HL Miller
Opera House
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Mercer County
John =. Wise
Virginia
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Mercer
Grove City
Stone
Stewart
Giile
China Crisis Reports Improve as Powers Near Accord
Paris dispatch says China’s situation appears brighter than British reports. Li Hung Chang arrives at Pekin and Prince Tuan is degraded. French officials note favorable reception to Delcasse note, with Britain and the U.S. seen as opposed to parts of the plan. Wu explains imperial family’s cautious return while allied troops patrol Pekin and affect the palace.
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Li Hung Chang
Pekin
Prince Ching
Pekein
Paris
China
M. Deleasse
Li Hung Chung
Prince Tuan
Europe
Vrance
Britain
United States
Delcasse
Washington
State Department
Mir Wu
Natu
Canse
Imperial Palace
Roosevelt Refuses Extradition Request for Standard Oil Figures
Governor Roosevelt said he would not act on Texas requisitions for extradition of John D Rockefeller Henry M Flagler and others accused of anti trust violations while he is outside New York. He added he will review the case when he returns to New York.
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St. Louis
Sayers
Texas
Covernor Roosevelt
John D. Trockefeller
Henry M. Flagher
Roosevelt
New York
Porto Rico Schools Head Appointed by McKinley
Note from San Juan dated October 1 reports newly named Porto Rico public education superintendent Gettie Martin Brumbaugh comparing reforms to an Amesigan system. The message notes a 1000 increase in something over the previous year and mentions university correspondence.
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Philadelphia
Gettie Martin Brumbaugh
Porto Rico
McKinley
San Juan
University of Pennsylvania
Convention of Poor Directors in Wilkes-Barre
Annual state convention of directors of the poor and charities of Pennsylvania sits in Wilkes-Barre with delegates from across the state. Louis Tseh presides while Mayor Nichols gives the welcome, and papers on Almshouse Discipline and Poor House Management are read by multiple speakers in morning and afternoon sessions.
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Associated Press
Wilkes-Barre
Directors of the Poor and Charities of
Pennsylvania
Louis’ Tseh
H. le Jones
Episcopal Church
Nichols
N. P. West
Delaware County
Elizabeth Mills
Crawford County
Children's Aid Society
G. N. P. Miller
Somerset
James Moon
Cambria
Hugh L. Rankin
Fayette County
Cadwallader Biddle
Philadelphia
Fred Fuller
Scranton
William M. Brown
Blair County
J. W. Baker
Delaware
Edward F. Long
Norristown
Joseph Penrose
Bedford
Mary J. Stiles
Chester
D. L. O'Neil
Luzerne
Lindsay
Warren
M. P. Barr
Elwyn
Exciting Scene at Youtsey Trial in Kentucky Court
The Youtsey murder trial in Georgetown Kentucky sparked a dramatic courtroom scene as Henry J Youtsey shouted denials and accused witnesses while Deputy sheriffs restrained him. Arthur Goebel testified about talks with Youtsey before his arrest and the judge considered postponing the session due to Youtsey’s distraught condition.
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Associated Pro Coorgetown
Kentucky
Henrys J. Youtsey
Chitser
Goebel
Himes
Dee Armstrong
Louisville
Youtsey
Arthur Goebel
Ben Williams
Yourgey
Frankfort
Crawford
Woutsey
Wdgalin
Wildie
Youtser
Chochel
Cantvill
Judge Willams
Colonel Crawford
Cantril
Reed Aml
Mitchell Delivers Firebrand Speech to Shamokin Miners
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers spoke to thousands of strikers in Shamokin as num bered stores closed and a mass parade assembled. He urged unity, predicted the strike would not end until miners approve it in convention, and stressed the fight for forty years of injustices.
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Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Schuylkill Valley
T. D. Nichols
Lackawinta
Weroming
John Fahey
Schuylkill
Welock
Northumberland County
Columbia
Central Labor Union
Soldiers' and Sislors
John Fahy
Schuyl- Kim
Clare
Ely
Todo
Wilh
Deaths of a Day at Fort Adams Civil War Commission Member
Exclusive wire reports the death of a veteran connected to the Civil War era, mentioning figures tied to the Christian commission and a medical official. The note cites burial at a national cemetery and references a colonel from Pennsylvania with long service.
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Mewes
Telefisti
la Gue
Allinygton
Wright
Mennerivania
Effort to Breed Discontent in Anthracite Wage Talks
The United Mine Workers factions debate wage raises after a Scranton convention, with talks centered on permanent wage increases versus temporary boosts. Some predict ten percent raises may not endure amid a well supplied market, while others expect lasting gains if a unified approach emerges.
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Wilkes-Barre
Ovt
United Mine Workers
Scranton
Courde
Weather Inquiries And Mixed Local Notes
Weather partly cloudy. Local items include General-President Mitchell to the Miner at Shamokin. Industrial matters involve FluDisewasey. Chinese Emperor promises to Tetuen to Pekin. Trials and court notices appear in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Local rounds discuss country club events and county news.
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Mitchell
Shamokin
Charles BR. Flint
Pardee Defends Miner Wages At Lattimer Mines
Calvin Pardee stated in Philadelphia that workers at Pardee collieries in Lattimer did not demand wage increases and chose to stay at work. He notes a shutdown due to the raid on miners and praises those who remained, saying they deserve a one per cent raise for their families.
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Philadelphia
Pardee Colleries
Lattimer
Calvin Pardee
Rush of Soft Coal Supports Reading Railworkers
Reading, Pa. Hundreds of railroad workers spared from layoff as anthracite shipments halt. They move soft coal from the west, delivering carloads daily to Harrisburg Williamsport and rush to Philadelphia and Port Liberty. Only seventeen cars of hard coal run today, far below the pre strike average of 1400. Schuylkill valley industries stock up on bituminous coal.
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Reading Railway
Harrisburg
Williamsport
Philadelphia
Port Liberty
Schuylkill Valley
State Fair Opens Amid Unfavorable Weather Amid Low Attendance
The forty sixth annual State and County Fair opened in Lancaster with large exhibits and many fakirs on site, though authorities cracked down on games of chance. In the first heat of the three minute race Little Joe driven by Fred Shreves of Bayrna Delaware fell near the finish, was thrown, and rendered unconscious.
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Fim
Little Joe
Fred Shreves
Bayrna
Delaware
Shreves
Steath
England's Foreign Policy Speech Reaffirms Friendly Ties
A London briefing reports that Foreign Minister Chamberlain outlined Britain's approach to foreign affairs. He stressed maintaining friendly terms with every major European power and avoiding entangling alliances while prioritizing colonies and imperial interests. The remarks frame Britain as seeking prudent, cooperative engagement abroad.
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Boos
London
Ar Chamberlain
Weoroiry
Britain
M'Govern to Meet Sullivan in Mauritus affair
The article reports that M'Govern will meet Sullivan in Mauritius. Details about the meeting and participants are unclear due to the garbled text, but the focus remains on the scheduled encounter between the two figures.
Fragmented OCR Brief Cites Unclear Cathedral Event
An unreadable OCR fragment references a session at a cathedral with titles and individuals named loosely. The text is garbled, making it difficult to identify a clear event, date, or outcome beyond a vague religious context.
Ten Percent Offer Proves Final Stand in Anthracite Strike
Operators insist the 10 percent raise is all they can give and urge miners to accept at Friday’s convention. If rejected, they vow a long fight while arguing higher costs would follow through higher coal prices. Intervener notes miners appear unsure how the offer would work with sliding scale and timing.
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