Coal Mines Readjust After Strike Across Anthracite Region
Rapid progress reported as coal companies plan resumption of operations in the anthracite area. Mines inspect gear and timbering, with repairs slowing start up. unions split on reintegration of non union workers while many employed during the strike return home or seek new posts. President Mitchell prepares miners case for arbitration and travels to Indianapolis to join the Mine Workers staff.
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Wilkes-Barre
Qetc
Tan
Duniny
Superine
Thia
Plowes
Wromaling Valley
Plymouth
Plains
Tonphit
Mitchell
Arbitration Commission
National
W. B. Wilson
National Headquarters & Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Terminaos Specifection
Unclear Text On Coal Miners And Military Orders
Fragmentary report notes July levies on unionized coal miners and troops in the region awaiting orders to return home after roll call. Mentions minor fights among non union workers with no major trouble reported as the situation develops.
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Hithhe
Union Tension at FU Creek Coal Vulcan Quarry
Exclusive wire reports from Shenandoah indicate workers were ordered to the company store to sign a contract before reinstatement. Some signed, others refused and returned home. Superintendent Jones denied details when queried, saying the agreement bars interfering with workers or union activity.
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Shenandoah
FU Creek Coal Company
Vulcan Coalllery
Ind Nany
Hone
Jones Wis
Hasleton
Gin
Mob at Shamokin rocks saloon during strike clash
Exclusive wire reports a mob entered John H. Long’s Shamokin saloon seeking Shock Ein senhocker tied to mine strike activity. After failing to find him, stones shattered windows. Long fired a revolver wounding John Meyers in the leg before the crowd dispersed.
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Shamokin
Treverton
John H. Long
Shock Einsenhocker
Mlnsenhocker
Long
John Meyers
Missionary Council Debates Canon Change and Staff Needs
The Protestant Episcopal Missionary Council in Philadelphia discusses altering the missionersy canon to meet new conditions and methods. Bishop Satterlee and Bishop Brewer clash over change. later, talks on expanding mission workers yield various proposals and an appeal from Bishop Payne Divinity School for funds.
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Philadelphia
Missionary Council
Protestant Episcopal Church
A. ¥. Satterlee
Washington
L. R. Brewer
Montana
Cameron Mann
North Dakota
J. C. Roper
Ceneral Theological Seminary
Itev
la. KH. Ridgely
Wu Chang
China
Satterlee
Bishop Payne Divinity School
Petersburg
Bishop Brown
Kansas
Board of Managers
Trochester
Kingfind
Hiinerthitely Gullo
Maritime Arrivals and Sailings Reported in New York Port
Shipping news lists multiple ships arriving at New York from Liverpool Queenstown and Cherbourg with destinations including Rotterdam Antwerp and Genoa. Vessels named include Maria Theresa and Germania as well as several incompletely read routes and departures.
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New York
Liverpant
Queens
Liverpool
Loui
Southampton
Queenstown
Fire destroys freight shed at Vulon Steamboat Co
Exclusive Wire report from Bufalo notes a blaze tonight wrecked the Vulon Steamboat Co freight shed. The ship Te opu sailed today and nearly emptied the sheds of freight, with losses pegged around 377000.
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Bufalo
Vulon Steamboat Company
Tragic Filial Killing Shock Near Aitkin
Local report says Gunt Olsen, living near Aitkin, Minnesota, killed his daughter with a butcher knife last night. The incident follows a dispute over a proposed marriage, with details provided by exclusive AP relay from The Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Aitkin
Mibn
Gunt Olsen
Kolfe
New Mexico Drought Strains Jacarilla Apaches
The month drought in northern New Mexico led to crop failure in TH02 area. Pasture water scarcity caused livestock losses and cattle, sheep, and oats deaths. The agent recommends timber sales, with proceeds used to buy sheep and cattle to sustain the Apaches. If not addressed, the drought could burden the government.
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Washington
Get
New Mesien
New Mexico
Bian
Big Rally in Cincinnati Highlights Republican Front
In Cincinnati the first annual Republican rally drew more than 5,000 at Maasle Hall. Senator Foraker presided, praising party unity and criticizing Democrats led by Tom Johnson. Senators Beveridge and Hanna spoke, endorsing Roosevelt era policies and a labor capital partnership.
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Cincinnati
Beveridge
Foraker
Hanni
Maasle Hall
Hil
Tom Johnson
Agunalla
George Washington
Roosevelt
Lesine
Hanna
Tanna
Hannas Wdervers
Ohio
MelSinsey
Seniator Thinna
Ino
Thousevelt
Mitcheil
Judge Pennypacker in Bradford
Exclusive wire reports Judge Pennypacker, Republican gubernatorial candidate, campaigned in Sayre Towanda and Athens refuting Democratic charges. He challenged Guthrie to produce a constitutional Senate Apportionment bill within two weeks, calling for political settlement and addressing state misperceptions.
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Athens
Otah
Pennyjuicker
Heputlican
Todo
Sayre
Towanda
Lontbhe
Atbens
Pennygucker
Campalenere
Brown
Chuith
Whey
Drew Sail Md
Guthible
Hagel Ciisa and Motul strike shuts major industry in Washington
Exclusive report notes workers at Hagel Ciisa and Motul company walkout in protest. The assetel press in Wuehlogten reports the sector’s large Washington plant remains fully closed tonight with partial operations expected tomorrow.
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Assetel Press
Wuehlogten
Hagel Ciisa and Motul Company
Glas Warlous
Hilo
Washington
German King Oscar decision in Samoa favors Germany
The German foreign office reports from Washington that King Oscar of Sweden and Norway has decided the Samoan arbitration in favor of Germany. Terms of the decision are not yet ready for public release.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
Washington
Oscar
Sweden
Nepwor
Germany
Hill Defends Tariff on Anthracite at New York Democratic Rally
Senator Hill denounces Senator Platt for dodging a coal tariff vote and says a labor strike arbitration panel offers only temporary relief. He criticizes Republican excess in state affairs while praising Democratic unity. Former President Cleveland’s letter to Charles Murphy is read at the Manhattan Club amid remarks by Hill and other candidates.
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New York
David
Grover Cleveland
Charles N. Bulger
Kolin Te Btanchfield
Minartt
W. Tattletem
Pat Nile
Manhattan Club
Bird & Caler
Caler
Mr. Hill
Tammany Wall
Metellan
Cleveland
Weestfield
Princeton
Charles FL Murphy
Sir
Tanmnany Pall
Cty
New Yorke
Paris
Lie Mlaiihin
Phitt
Roosevelt
Hud
Trushe
Coaler
Vruox
Cleveland Wis
Charles FH. Tras
Manhattan
Molineux Trial Details For Ex-Governor Black Case
Police Captain McCluskey identifies exhibits from 1620 Broadway and a letter box rented in Cornish’s name. Testimony covers handwriting comparisons, box rentals, and letters tied to Molineux with experts and ongoing objections shaping evidence.
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New York
George McCluskey
1620 Broadway
Cornish
Black
Tambert
Meciuski
McCluskey
Joseph J Koch
Noland BR. Molineux
Molineux
Newark
H. Cornish
Mr. Osborne
Joseph J. Koch
Koch
Charles PD. Allen
H. Constant & Co
Morris Herman & Co
Mr. Molineux
Kach
Studie
Kochy
Commel
Two Bridge Painters Killed in Steelton Accident
Harrisburg dispatch reports two steelworks painters died when a girder slider collapsed at the Pennsylvania Steel Works in Steelton. Nelson Fetterolf and Frank Hirt were killed. Willian Millet and John Shank seriously injured. Jere Lealak fatally hurt. others injured as ten ton girders piled atop workers. Shank's home is in Shiremanstown.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Steel Works
Steelton
Nelson FB. Petterolf
Yeurs
Mrank Mirt
Wi Verre
Jere Lealak
Verre
Willian Millet
John Shank
Shank
Shiremanstown
Fetterolf
Hirt
Steve
Lelal
Miller
Handwriting Evidence Shapes Night Testimony in Molineaux Case
The court admitted letters and exhibits alleging handwriting by Molineaux and others, including Birnet letters, with Justice Lambert ruling on their use. Witnesses testified about Harpster and Cornish, showing hostility toward Cor nish and connections to the Knickerbocker Athletic Club scandal. Trial resumes tomorrow.
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Winsley
Molineaux
Broadway
Cornleh
Osborne
Kinsley
Ingsley
Birnet
Justice Lambert
Rtudolph Feiles
New York
Jacobs Brothers
Frederick Stearns& Co
Detroit
Plarpater
Atv
Harpster
Cor- Heir
Ducobs
Helles
Theoamuch
Fr. Cornish
Elkin to Take Up Wadsworth Case in Harrisburg
Governor Stone asks Attorney General Elkin to join Judge Advocate General division leaders before Judge Maar in Pottsville to contest a habeas corpus writ seeking surrender for trial of Private Wadworth. Wadworth is accused of shooting William Durham at Shenandoah while on sentry duty. The governor expects the writ to be refused and notes guards claim Wadworth was acting under orders. He also discussed troop withdrawals from the mining region but no withdrawal order will be issued today.
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Harrisburg
Stone
Elkin
Maar
Pottsville
Rutledge
Wadeworth
William Durham
Shenandoah
Aikin
Wordsworth
Durham
Wounded Sergeant Reilly Shot by Policeman at Langsford
Sergeant William D. Reilly of Company D Sixth Regiment Phoenixville was shot in the neck during a nighttime saloon fight in Langsford. Policeman William Whildin fired after being struck in the face, placing Reilly in serious condition at Ashland Hospital. Authorities plan to swear out a warrant for Whildin on attempted murder.
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Tamaqua
Lunsford
William D. Reilly
Company D
Sixth Regiment
Phoenixville
William Whildin
Whildin
Reilly
Coryell
Smnthrearment
Whildii
Ashlond
Tansford
Chletoot
Langsford
Ua Policemian
Ie Feen
Aiea
Jacob Austin
Johnstown
Anron Mill
Imperial Underwear Company Dissolution Filed
Notice filed in the secretary of state office dissolving the Imperial Underwear Company of Scranton. The action was dated October 22 and reported by Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press in Dover Delaware.
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Dover
Del
Astate
Imperial Underwear Company
Scranton
Denmark Rebuffs West Indies Cession in Landsthing Vote
Copenhagen reports the Landsthing rejected the Denmark United States treaty on cession of the Danish West Indies by 22 to 2 with one abstention. Leftists supported, Rightists opposed, and the cabinet affirmed no resignation. Washington notes the decision and forecasts possible later Danish action. islands include St Thomas St Croix and St John with earlier 1867 sale efforts for 7.5 million.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
Danish West Indies
Crown Prince
Frederick
Minsters
Diplomatic Corps
Folk= thing
Landsthing
Washington
State Department
Airen
St. Thomas
Conside
St. Croix
St. John
United States Senate
Senate
Congress
Bodies Identified in Chicago Sugar Plant Fire
Four of five victims from the Glucose Sugar Refining Co fire have been identified. Otto Trapp Edward Breinke Andrew Weselka Joseph Barry named. Heat and debris hindered search. many more bodies believed in ruins. Missing check holders seen near the site. one man reportedly jumped into the river.
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Chicago
Glucose Sugar Refining Company
Otto Trapp
Edward Breinke
Andrew Weselka
Joseph Barry
Connie Mack's Athletics Triumphs In Local Grid Clash
In Watertown, Oct 22 the Connie Mack Philadelphia Athletics football team defeated Watertown Athletics in a hard fought 10 to 8 contest. At Annapolis Naval Academy and University of Pennsylvania results were also noted with Princeton and Dickinson College games listed.
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Watertown
N. Y
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Toam
Waturetown Athletics
Naval Academy
University of Pennsylvania
Princeton
Dickinsar College
Weather Forecast for Washington Area
Cot. Pagecast indicates Thursday and Friday will be warmer with fresh southwest winds shifting to the west. The forecast notes warmer conditions and winds in the Washington area for the two days.
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Washington
Cot
Pennsylvania
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