Roosevelt Roars in Fort Wayne as Parades March
Governor Roosevelt closed a busy day in Fort Wayne with three speeches to the largest aggregate audience yet, amid three large parades. The event featured speakers including Senator Fairbanks, Charles Jewett, and W. E. B. English, with Curtis Guild introduced at the rink.
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William J. Bryan
Roosevelt Attack Sparks Hoodlum Skirmish in Fort Wayne
Exclusive wires report Fort Wayne roughs aimed at Governor Roosevelt as his carriage neared Calhoun Street. A stone struck the governor, another intended for him hit Col. Curtis Guild Jr. of Boston. Roosevelt was uninjured and laughed off the incident as horses bolted away.
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General Harrison Refuses Campaign Speeches and Voices Policy
General Benjamin Harrison states he will not undertake further campaign speeches. He cites past public service, retirement from party management, and a preference to wait for Supreme Court rulings on Porto Rico and revenue issues. He warns against Bryan and stresses continued support for gold standard and prosperity under McKinley. Harrison plans to return home Friday.
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United States replies to France on China crisis
Washington reports that the US favors two French suggestions on punishing Chinese leaders and demanding indemnity. Minister Conger presents evidence implicating 15 to 20 leading officials. The import ban on arms is rejected and three points are likely to be finalized while the others remain under discussion. The administration welcomes Chinese willingness to punish officials and proposes severe sanctions for Prince Tuan.
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President appoints Samuel Wright Montrose postmaster
Washington October 1 The president named Samuel Wright as postmaster of Montrose Pennsylvania in an exclusive Associated Press dispatch.
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Saratoga Returns From Summer Cruise To Delaware Capes
The Pennsylvania state school ship Saratoga arrived inside the Delaware capes today aboard crew reported well. Departing June 18 for Southampton the crew viewed London Havre and Paris exposition before Gibraltar the Mediterranean Madeira islands and final return voyage home.
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Franklin furnace and Clinton iron mines to shut down
The Franklin furnace and Clinton iron ore mines, run for eighteen months by Manna & Co. of Cleveland, will close and go out of blast. About 400 workers will lose their jobs with no reason given for the shutdown.
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State Treasurer’s Reply To Mandamus Suit In Montgomery County
State Treasurer Barnett and the Superintendent of Public Instruction answered a mandamus suit by Lower Providence township school directors seeking to compel payment of a 3 5 000 000 annual school fund. They admit the bill’s allegations except that they refused to pay as law, which the court must decide. They say 1 000 has been paid and the balance will be paid when convenient, and challenge the petitioners’ standing and the newspaper as only a public relator through the attorney general.
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Andree polar expedition fate may lie in Eskimo tale
Knappen reports nine white men and eight Indians traveled 600 miles up Hudson Bay and met an Eskimo tribe that says two years earlier a sky boat landed on the extreme northeast shore and was seized by hostile natives who killed the crew. He finds no conclusive evidence but thinks the sky boat may have been the Andree party.
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Women Who Wed Must Resign
Exclusive wire from Indianapolis reports that Mrs. John J. Williams formerly Mrs. Annie Daily, a post office clerk, must resign after marriage under federal rules. She served as Irvington postmistress before the office was abolished and later held a clerkship in Indianapolis. Washington authorities upheld the policy requiring married women to leave the service.
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Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association Considers Directory and Bonuses
At an early session the Supreme council discussed the law committee report. Topics include a national directory amendment, a $250 bonus to the grand dupty for organizing ten new Catholic Mutual Benevolent associations in a year, and printing bids to be published in the official paper.
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Pennstate Triumphs Over Dickinson In 20 Minute Halves
In Philadelphia Penn State defeated Dickinson College 6 to 0 with twenty minute halves. Penn showed improved passing and defense while Dickinson struggled to match pace. Earlier results included Princeton beating Trevian State 26 to 0 and Harvard beating Cambridge 15 to 0 in other matches.
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Transatlantic Steamship Movements Reported
Exclusive wire reports ships arriving and sailing between New York and European ports. Vessels listed include Westernland and Oceanic arrivals from Antwerp Bremen Glasgow London and New York routes. Multiple sailings to Liverpool Southampton Cherbourg and Rotterdam noted with ports of call and arrivals.
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Bloodshed at Hazleton at Oneida colliery clash
In a confrontation at Coxe Bros Oneida colliery near Hazleton 600 strikers clashed with officers. Policeman Ralph Mills was killed and George Kellner wounded. striker Joseph Lesko and ten non union men were injured as women and workers faced gunfire and stones. A Lithuanian minister narrowly escaped being stoned.
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Weather and politics mix in Coast to Coast morning notes
Weather generally fair today with morning hints of warmer trends. General President Mitchell comments on operator conventions while other items cover Northeastern Pennsylvania matters and a golf tournament day preview.
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Coxe Collieries Suspend Work Amid Strike
Notices posted by Coxe Bros and Co at Oneida Derringer Gowen and Beaver Meadow collieries announce work suspension until the strike is settled. No colliery is in full operation in the Hagleton district with guards at Oneida and Derringer. Company officials including Luther Co Smith are on site as a special train awaits to move them along the Delaware Susquehanna and Schuylkill railroad line.
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Troops Stay as Withdrawal Order Delayed
Central Gobin has countermanded the withdrawal order at Shenandoah Ovi delaying troop pullout pending new directives.
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Troops at Onehla Advance Amid Sparse Updates
Reports from Stier Toole indicate troops proceeded toward Onehla with little explicit guidance or information, leaving observers unsure of status or objectives as the operation continued.
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Farmers Beset by Theft as Miners Strike Intensifies
Wickes Barre Oct 10 A large force moves to aid Sheriff Harvey amid an unexpected Oneida disturbance. Strikers pressure grows and farmers report nightly thefts as idle weeks threaten hardship. Clergyman Rev FE Phillips from Hazleton urges fair dealing with miners, noting strong organization.
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Instructions of District No 9 urge delegates at Scranton convention
Secretary George Harlein announced that 50 000 mine workers in District No 9 comprising Schuylkill Northumberland Columbia and Dauphin counties will send 200 to 225 delegates to the Scranton convention in good standing with the United Mine Workers of America. Delegates are instructed to vote for powder price reductions semi monthly pay law abolition of the sliding scale and the ten percent raise. If operators commit to maintaining the raise for a year the delegates will push to have operators and coal carrying companies recognize the union. Since the strike UMWA membership in the district has more than doubled.
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Youtsey Unconscious In Goebel Case Court Fight
An unconscious Youtsey, on trial as a principal in Governor Goebel's shooting, suffered delirium in court last night while denouncing Arthur Goebel and claiming innocence. Proceedings were postponed to tomorrow.
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Liberals gain two more seats in British election count
The Associated Press reports from London that the Liberals have performed better in the parliamentary election count. They gained two more seats today, bringing their total to 467 while the opposition holds 203. The result tightens the Liberal lead.
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Labor Parade in Scranton Marks Red Letter Day for Miners
Tens of thousands filled Scranton streets for the United Mine Workers parade and mass meeting led by John Mitchell. The event showcased strong support for striking miners, with Mitchell signaling dissatisfaction at a ten percent offer and urging immediate action by the upcoming general convention.
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