Last Edition Roosevelt Offers Plan to Strikers
United States Labor Commissioner Carre to Philadelphia urged President Mitchell to secure immediate return of work. If accepted, a commission would be appointed to resolve all issues between the anthracite miners and management, with results to follow. The Federation of Labor debates the offer and may advise rejection, while miners remain dependent on future actions.
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National Manufacturers’ Asse
Todey
Executive Council
The
Federation of Labor
Mitchell
President Roosevelt holds talks on coal dispute amid investigations
The president met with Attorney General and other Secretaries to discuss the coal crisis as various parties push for a resolution. Rumors suggest actions against coal operators and possible investigations by New York district authorities. Mitchell and Fahey with a manufacturers committee arrived at a hotel for talks as a Philadelphia conference looms.
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Cot
Roosevelt
Clarkson
York
Mitchell
Duffy
Fahey
Nichola
United Mine Workers
National Manufactureers
Parry
Philadelphia
Coal miners urged restraint as strike drama unfolds
A leaked conference with officials at the White House sparks calls for restraint as coal workers threaten takedown actions. Union leaders urge temperate language and mass meetings in mining towns while officials order state troops to be ready by Thursday to preserve order.
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Mitchell
Beattie Electric Co to Replace Tension Carriage Foot Cable
Beattie Electric Co will remove the old tension carriage at the foot of the root cable and replace with a steel covering to prevent future bite in a project approved by the board of public works in TM.
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Beattie Electric Co
Board of Public Works
Wes
Coal Gets Preference in Treasury Shipment Irregularities
A treasury department letter mailed to port collectors directs coal imports to be given prompt delivery priority. It urges consignments of coal be favored over other goods and asks collectors to clear reasonable doubts in favor of coal importers wherever possible.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Street-level upgrade plans noted
The brief text mentions moving up the street to carry out an improvement. No specific names, dates, or locations are provided, leaving the exact scope and beneficiaries unclear.
Accused of Theft by Indian Clam Digger Arrested
An Indian clam digger named Robinson was arrested by Patrolman Ickman Inetnight on suspicion of stealing 64 from four Squaw at the sendspit near the city’s southern end.
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Thept Co
Robinson
Ickman Inetnight
Sewing Machine Trust Formed to Control Industry
Barnabas Bridge is named to head a new 30 million dollar sewing machine trust. He has long pushed to unify diverse interests and has worked in Detroit Chicago and the city for years. His persistence kept the effort alive after others abandoned hope.
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Menapaper Reterpiies Association
Bel RL
Barnabas
National Sewing Machine City
Bidridge
New’ Trust
Mechti Xed
Detroit
Chicago
Bike Patrol Arrests Teamster for Path Violation
Bert Graham, a teamster, was arrested by Bicycle Patrolman Deuel today for driving his team on the bike path. The patrols keep a close watch on path violations, with prosecutions common. The rainy season brings efforts to keep teamsters off the paths all winter.
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Bert Graham
Deuel
Jewelry Heist Strikes Freeman in Maiden Lane
Abraham Freeman a Maiden Lane jeweler reports $17000 in unit diamonds stolen from beneath his pillow last night. He kept the gems at home after being detained from his shop to await the vault time lock and had taken them to a customer for selection.
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New York
Abraham Freeman
Maiden Lane
Freeman
Transport bert May Be Converted To Dredger At Columbia River Bar
The transport bert at this port could be converted into a large dredger for use on the Columbia river bar. Government engineers have requested use of her due to inability to sell at a fair price.
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Bert
Columbia River
Rioters Attack Street Car Crew Amid City Riots
An attempted street car pickup sparked riots as non union motormen and a conductor were badly beaten. Three cars were wrecked and abandoned after rioters disrupted service, leaving transit operations halted for the day.
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Npwww
Peling
Cara
Convicts Take Plage of Striking Miners
New York dispatch reports Tennessee Coal and Iron Company directors endorsing action against miners in Irmingham Riley to end the strike. President Bacon says some miners would pay four dollars weekly for strikers' support while others refused. the company declined to deduct wages or discharge nonpaying workers. About men are idle as convicts, hired from the state, work under inspection and paid at mining scale for coal mined beyond state-rated output.
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New York
Tennessee Coal and Tron Company
Irmingham
Riley
Bacon
Couny
Miners Expect State Militia Call in Anthracite Region
Tamaqua Pa Oct 2 The miners were greatly excited by news that the governor would call out the entire state militia for service in the anthracite region. A message from Mitch el wees them to preserve order and said he would tour the region in a few days and address the miners at War dens pent. Officials do not expect serious trouble.
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Tamaqua
Mitchel Wees
Wardens Pent
City Council teeters over Midway liquor license decision
City officials remain divided over Curry & Stiles application to sell liquor at the Midway on Sixth Avenue and Weller Street. A committee report favoring the license was adopted after earlier defeats and shifting votes. The council plans final action at the next meeting amid further debate on unequal treatment of similar establishments.
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Curry & Stiles
Avbal “ Weller Street
Ana
Ulli
Gill
Kistier
Redward
Netead
Barbarian Brown Dies in Phoenix West Miner Known as Barbarian Brown
Barabarian Brown, known as Barbarian Brown, died in Phoenix after coming for health. He was a West figure long involved in mining and later mining property disputes in South Africa. He previously helped publish a silver organ called Coin with Colin Harvey in 1994.
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Phoenix
Aris
Get
Robert Brown
Barbarian Brown
Brown
West
South Africa
Center Justice
Os Gran Kruger
Colin” Harvey
Sliver
Development land near Green Lake Lant Addition described
A fragment notes about a lot of two thirds of an acre in the Lant Addition to Green Lake near Renton car line about 16 minutes from Pioneer Square. It lists $9 cash and $5 per month for purchase or rent.
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Lote
Renton
Pioneer Square
House with two rooms and basement in Gilman’s addition
A small dwelling with two rooms and a basement occupies a parcel described as near a larger house in Gilman’s addition. The text notes a large triangular set nearby, indicating distinctive lot features.
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Gilman
Blame Put on Miners for Diamond Mine Explosion
A coroner jury in Black Diamond concluded the Diamond mine blast resulted from two rapid shots set off in succession. Witnesses testified the second shot ignited dust, while evidence suggested the first had already caused damage. Mine officials and operators testified as investigators searched for missing miner John Creghina.
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Heye
Alfred Weer
McKinnon
Atingas
D. P. Davia
Thebonado
Wm. Reese
Ravenedale
Eugene Lawson
Lawson
Chas. Owene
Renee Hoye
E Mine
John Creghina
Hoye
Seattle
Rain Confesses to Drowning Rival in River
Wheeling, West Virginia Miss Rodella Rain admitted to throwing Miss Smith, her rival for John Nolan, from the recapperes wharf into the Ohio River Monday night. Rain said an appointment was made to meet Sleep Smith at the wharf and she killed Smith to keep Nolan’s affection, then left her to drown. Smith’s body was recovered days later after a search, initially treated as a suicide or accident until Rain’s confession exposed the crime.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Miss Rodella
Mies Smith
John Nolan
Nolan
Miss Smith
Miss Bain
Cuicife
Miles Raine
Sullivan's Police Pay and Rank Reforms Approved
Chief John Sullivan's salary set at 150 dollars monthly under a new ordinance passed with no opposition. The plan creates one senior inspector at 125 dollars and two captains at 110 dollars, adds four sergeants at 9 dollars, and maintains patrol staffing at 70 with three grades. Stenographer and clerks removed. two patrol officers receive 75 and 90 dollars respectively. patrol force and detective arrangements detailed with milestones for rank advancement and bravery-based promotion.
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John Sullivan
Ety Council
Soreli
Nance
Nervy Rescue Stops Runaway Horses on Western Ave
Traveling man W G Aicken halted a runaway tied to a grocery wagon driven by Dave Johnson driven by H Wilcox team on Western avenue near Railroad and Marion. Johnson was thrown free as the horses dashed past, Aicken leapt and grabbed a bridle at the peril of being dragged, a spectator bought him a real cigar in gratitude.
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W. G. Aicken
Western Avenue
H. Wilcox
Dave Johnson
Railroad Avenue
Marion Street
Johnson
Marion
Columbia Street
Aicken
Bridies
Aickens
Congress Moves to Merge Western Irrigation Groups
A movement in the Irrigation Congress proposes merging with the Mississippi Commercial Congress to form one Western organization. Many men are interested in both, and officials believe a single body would enable more effective work.
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Colorado Springs
Irrigation Congress
TransMississippi Commercial Congress
Delegates Named for Detroit Conference October 9
The action was framed as due compensation and public welfare. Delegates were appointed to attend the conference to be held in Detroit on October 9.
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Linccoln
Detroit
Plan Debate Sparks Growth Talk in New Haven
In New Haven Ost a heated council debate followed by a plan to expand growth for a 26 teen project and coal land use. The discussion focused on development, funding and environmental impact.
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New Haven
Ost
The
Coal Lands P&bite
Queen Christina to Leave Schanateet for Be ville Palace
Madrid Oct 7 Queen Christina's health is reported poor and she will make her home in the royal Be ville palace. The public believes King Alfonso's displeasure over her recent marriage to Count Macesura prompted the withdrawal from the Schanateet.
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Madrid
Christina
Royal Palace
Beville
Alfonso
Theueen
Oeus
Count Macesura
Cable steamer Colonia brings quano cable toward Fiji
Victoria B C reports the Colonia has reached Fanning Island with the trans Pacific cable 4455 miles from Vancouver. A 21 mile stretch to Suva remains to be laid by the Anglia from Honolulu. The Canadian Australian cable project continues as the fall rally of the Christian Endeavorers is planned for Friday October 10 at Westminster Presbyterian Church.
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Victoria
B. C
Colonia
Fanning Island
Vancouver Islan
Suva Island
Fiji
Anglia
Honolulu
Westminster
Pre E Otwreh
New Fall Styles Suits and Overcoats Now Ready
New fall garments arrive to let you see handle and try on. We invite you to compare with other ready to wear clothing and decide if they beat higher priced made to measure options. If garments do not wear well, we offer refunds.
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