Mitchell Honored by Foreigne United Mine Workers Leaders Honor Leader
President Mitchell received a gold badge and diamond watch from Polish Lithuanian and Slavish members of the United Mine Workers at his headquarters. He thanked organizers and expressed pride in leading diverse workers while denouncing a proposed fund from miners.
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Associated Preas
Wilkes-Barre
Mitchell
Nicholls
Duffy
Fahy
Board of Arbitration
United Mine Workers
J. M
United Mine Workers of America
Mia Pulaski
District 9
Mitchell’s thanks for coalfield unity and labor leadership
Mr. Mitchell expresses gratitude for tokens from Polish Lithuanian and Slavonian workers at the anthracite fields. He recalls past prejudice and celebrates unity, pledging to advance workers’ rights, welfare, and harmony between labor and capital.
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Lapwudge Cain
Anthrelte
Sre
Hye
Strike Commission Ready for Business
Exclusive AP report from Washington notes the strike commission preparations for tomorrow’s sessions. Operators arrive with President Baer and others to discuss procedure, testimony locations, and who may testify. The panel considers witnesses with direct stake and practical input, while avoiding Washington hearings if testimony can be secured locally.
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Washington
Orsder
Commission
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
George F. Baer
Reading
Thomas
The
Erie
John B. Nero
Thomas Fowler
Ontario and Western
David Wilcox
Delaware Wand
Hudson
Alfred Walter
Lehigh
Workplace Reintegration Votes Rally Hundreds at Park Place
In Mahanoy City Pa employees of Lewis and Co. near Park Place fashion shop decided by an almost unanimous vote to refuse work until eight or ten aggressive strike-dismissed workers are reinstated. About a thousand workers are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahanoy
City
Cpt
Lewis & Co
Park Place
Collery
Elix
Floods and Quakes Hit Rome Province
Floods in Calabras province caused drownings and damage. Renewed earthquake shocks struck Eteltl Umbria with a severe tremor felt in Rietl last night, according to Exclusive Wire from The Associated Frees.
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Rome
Associated Frees
Calabras
Eteltl
Umbria
Rietl
Pattison Campaign Stops in Pittsburg Arrival and Departure
Pattison and his party arrived in Pittsburg Ohio in the afternoon and left by train to Philadelphia. Guthrie did not accompany them as he was billed to speak in the area for most of the week.
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Pittsburg
Ovi
Pattison
Lip. m
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Guthrie
Soldiers Ordered Home From Second Brigade
General Wiley announced that three detachments of the Second brigade are to return home this week. Two regiments stay until after election day, with a Pottsville conference to decide which units depart. Colonel Rutledge of the Eighteenth was summoned to Pottsville as the Wadeworth habeas corpus case proceeds. The state will seek to quash the proceedings, with District Attorney McLaughlin opposing.
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Shenmidoah
Wiley
Potteville
Rutledge
Tomorro
Wadeworth
McLaughlin
Another Park Avenue Subway Explosion Rattles City
An explosion at the Degnon McLean worksite near Park Avenue and Forty-second Street injures two workers, knocks another senseless, and terrifies passengers in a crowded subway car. Foreman Patrick Moses was arrested but released after authorities said the blast was unavoidable.
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Forty-first Street
New York
Park Avenue
Willian Bershears
Degnon- McLean
Saya
Court Whister
Arriva
Madison Avenue
Porty-second Street
Chad Center
Morris
Bast Thirty-fifth Street
Jess
Tenderlgin
Grand Central Station
Thirtieth Street
Potleemuan Kieley
Patrick
Moses
Whs Avenue
Magivinite Brann
Jefferson Market
Parade of the Eighth at Duryea camp sets stage for home
Wilkes Barre reports a dress parade by the Eighth regiment at the Duryea camp with many spectators. The unit, in the field 90 days, expects orders to break camp soon and return home, though they must farewell their late colonel Theadore Hloftman who died of pneumonia complications.
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Wilkes-Barre
Duryea
Paget Shot While Shooting in the Country
London reports Almeric Hugh Paget married to Pauline Whitney of New York was accidentally shot by a friend during a country shooting party. He was rushed to London and doctors operated to remove one eye though the right eye may be saved.
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Associated Press
London
Almeric Hugh Paget
Pauline Whitney
New York
Paget
Deputies Sent Home After Regional Strike Alert
One hundred deputies guarding the region were sent home last night with orders to return if notified. Officials warned of total strikes if all unions fail to sign positions and stay secure.
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Preas
Shamokin
Get
Volkerins
Free Trade Union Advocated Before Commercial Club
General James H. Wilson urged a free trade union of the United States with Cuba Porto Rico Mexico and Canada to extend America’s business reach and aid Cubans. He argued the Monroe Doctrine applies to Canada and Central and South America and that England should not oppress colonies without US intervention. He criticized the Teller amendment and urged removing tariffs to hasten a union with Cuba.
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Commercial Club of
Chicago
Cuba
Canada
Central and
South America
Associated Press
Ont
United States
Porto Rico
Mexico
Europe
James H. Wilson
Wilmington
Del
Commercial Club
Wilson
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Central
England
Teller
Congress
Friends of the
Ilinois
Central American War Update from Kingston Cable
Exclusive wire reports from Kingston note Hercynia arrived from Colon as fighting intensifies inland. Revolutions exploit troop withdrawals as fever decimates garrisons at Savanilla. Bodies lie on the pier. disease ravages coast units. crew unloads cargo themselves amid local shortages.
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Kingston
Jinaica
Germain Steadier
Dulvers
Havienlin
Russian police capture anarchist in Empress Dowager plot
The Associated Press reports in St Petersburg that Russian police captured an anarchist linked to a Copenhagen uncovered plot against Dowager Empress Marie Dagmar of Russia. The empress, daughter of King Christian of Denmark, had been under strict surveillance amid rumors Italian anarchists planned to assassinate her.
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St. Petersburg
Govomplce
Maurie Dagmar
Russia
Copenhagen
Kussig
Christian of
Denmark
Labor Leaders at Philadelphia Arrival
President John Mitchell of the Miners' union arrived in Philadelphia from Wilkes Barre today and departed for Washington at ? o clock over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. He was accompanied by Dinmet President Thomas Huffy and John Fahy.
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Associated Preas
Philadelphia
Cot. S
John Mitchell
Miners’ Union
Wilkes Barre
Washington
Baltimore and Osio
Dinmet
Thomas Huffy
John Fahy
Burglary Charge Narrowed On Board Franklin
Dominico Rice, a carpenter's mate known as Michael Rose or Michael Jose, was arrested aboard the U S receiving ship Franklin at Norfolk Navy Yard on burglary and Brooklyn detective murder charges from June. Norfolk authorities, aided by the detective bureau, pursued him after navy officials handed him to civil authorities.
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Dominico Rice
Carpenter
Franklin
Associated Press
Norfolk
United States
Norfolk Navy Yard
Dominco Rice
Michael Rose
Brooklyn
Michael Tose
Philadelphia
Navy Department
Rive
Illiteracy Among the Children in Immigrant Families
The census office reports literacy gaps among children aged 10 to 14. Native white children of native parents show 95.6 percent literacy, versus about 84 percent for native white children of foreign-born parents, with regional and urban concentration affecting the rates. The figures cover immigrants native-born children and note uncertainty for arrivals after 1890.
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Associated Press
Washington
Census Office
United States
South Atlantic States
North Atlantic States
North Athind
Inauguration Exercises at Princeton Openwith Sermon
Exercises at Mirquand chapel mark the inauguration of President Woodrow Wilson of Princeton University. Retiring President Francis L Patton delivered a stirring sermon on Ye are the Light of the world, arguing Christanity as the greatest force shaping civilization and morality.
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Princeton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Price
Mirquand Chapel
Francis L. Patton
Patton
Death of Elizabeth Cady Stanton at New York home
Det. Elizabeth Cady Stanton died at her West Ninety-Second Street residence due to unspecified causes. The death followed televised family notes and was announced amid references to her long public life and connections with lawyers and associates. Funeral arrangements were set for Wednesday at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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New York
Eilzabeth Cady Staten
West Ninety-ounth Street
Hue
Tlon
Stintlon
Stanton Bhitoh
Henry
Robert J
Whendore
Paris
Smith
Cliffe
Li Woodlawn
Steamship Arrivals Sighted in New York Harbor
Steamship arrivals and sailings reported for New York include Collie from Liverpool and Quedetown from Hoatteradianm via Rotterdam and Boulogne. Vessels Aller Napples Genoa Bremen and Kronprin Wilhelm pass New York routes to Plymouth Cherbourg and Bremen. Kroonland and Umbria arrive from Queenstown Liverpool and Hamburg power via Plymouth and Cherbourg.
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New York
Dot
Collle
Liverpool
Quedetown
Hoatteradianm
Rottendam
Boulogne
Kronpring Wilhelm
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
Lisard
Kroonland
Umbria
Queenstown
Humburg
Powerst Bismarck
General Dyrenforth bids Civil War veterans form brotherhood
General Robert St George Dyrenforth appeals to Union veterans to organize a mutual protection brotherhood. He says eligibility extends to all honorably discharged veterans with good records and argues veterans should act as a political force for recognition and pensions, stressing nonpartisan unity.
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Robert St. George Dyrenforth
Associated Prem
Washington
Union Veterans’ Union
Am Brotherhood
General Dyrenforth
Dyrenforth
Senator Hanna Scores Tom Johnson in Ohio Speech
Cleveland report of Senator Hanna speaking on state issues in a no-tent rally. He urges harmony between capital and labor and pledges truthful conduct, contrasting himself with Tom Johnson and criticizing demagoguery while defending his business honesty.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Hanna
God
Imill
Rom Johnson
Inquest in Volkman Case at Cold Spring Harbor
The coroner held an inquest into barber John Volkman's death after he was accidentally shot on stage at a show in Cold Spring Harbor. Charles Meinel, part of a traveling company, fired at a apple atop Volkman's head from about 20 feet away. the third shot struck Volkman in the forehead, killing him. Meinel was arrested for manslaughter. Volkman, 21, had family in Germany and Buffalo Ny, with other listed residences.
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Cold Spring Harbor
John Volkman
Bplan
Charles Meinel
Nn Company
Meinel
Tepipo
Volkman
Eine
Volkan
Melnel
Germany
Hyves
Buffalo
Chamberlain to Visit South Africa in Late November
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain plans a trip to South Africa to discuss postwar settlement, with Edward VII’s approval and Premier Balfour's backing. The journey would cover the Cape, Natal, Orange River colony, and the Transvaal, from late November to early March, aiming to consult all interested parties.
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London
Gortheit
Chiamberlain Dae
South Africa
Exumise
Edward
Balfour
Chamberlain
Cape
Natal
Orange River
Transvaal
Royalists mark St Paul’s with rain soaked procession
King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra led a tearful open carriage procession from St Paul’s Cathedral to Buckingham Palace after a thanksgiving service for the king’s health. Premier Balfour, cabinet members, nobles, and foreign ambassadors attended amidst a rainy, crowded city scene.
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Great Britain
Mr. Choate
King
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Buckingham Palace
London
Edward VII
Alexandra
Prince of Wales
St. Paul's
Temple Bar
Corporation
Balfour
Choate
Honorable Artillery Company
Arthur Ingram
Edward
Order of the Garter
Dickinson College President Resigns State Librarian Post
Harrisburg report says Rev. P. George Edward Reed resigns as state librarian of Pennsylvania. Reed submits resignation to Governor Stone with no stated reasons, citing four years in the post and gratitude for the governor’s courtesy. Governor Stone responds with surprise and praise, noting no successor named yet.
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Harrisburg
P. George Edward Reed
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Stone
Steed
Efe
Dr. Reed
Eed
Dance Fatality Ties to Pittsburgh Man
Result of a dance in Slarpsburg Pa Oct 26 ends in death. Antonio Stein an Italian dies at Pittsburgh margin after being kicked multiple times reported by attendees. Antonio Rich, Italian from Pittsburgh, is sought as the possible murderer. Klein died instantly from stomach kicks. Rich not yet apprehended.
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Preas
Slarpsburg
M. Sando
Antonio Stein
Pittsburg
Antonio Rich
Klein
Rich
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