Bloody Riots in New Orleans Paralyze Street Cars
Terrific rioting erupts in New Orleans as strikers block the streetcar line. Police clash with the crowd, firing into the mob and injuring officers and several strikers. Motormen Johnson and Clark beaten, with fears they may die. Militia and state troops expected as another car run is planned amid ongoing violence.
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New Orleans
Johnson and Clark
Charlies Ferguson
Kennedy
Capdeville
Boy chained on wharf ends in police care amid school abuse claims
Eddie Wochats a boy of years was found sobbing on Schwabacher's wharf with iron fetters. He was taken to the police, where Jailer Corbett and Detective Kennedy cut the chains. The child was placed with police matron Mrs. Chapin as officials investigate repeated incidents of boys in North Heattie public schools being forced into girls' dresses and mistreated at the industrial area.
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Rodyards
Union
Charity Hospital
Eddie Wochats
Schwabacher's Wharf
Corbett
Kennedy
Irons Punishment Sparks County Debate Over Industrial School
A boy restrained in irons as punishment escapes with aid from another youth and travels to the river, prompting police action and calls for review by county commissioners. County officials denounce the chaining method, while Maj Newell defends his ward system amid parental concerns. The Boys and Girls Aid Society and local officials plan to discuss humane care standards as residents react. Property ads for Central Seattle and Green Lake follow.
Miners and manufacturers seek halt to coal strike talks
Oct 8 Officials from the National Manufacturers association met Buffalo committee and New York operators to press a plan for partial resumption of work to avert a coal famine. John Mitchell arrived in Wilkes-Barre and declined to discuss his letter to President Roosevelt or the Buffalo conference.
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Committee of the Nation Association
A Ir
Buffalo
Manufacturers’ Association
Mitchell
Alion
Manufacturers
New York
Dturers’ Association
Philadelphia
Phil
Wilkesbarre
John Mitchell
Lietter
Roosevelt
National Manu Association
United States Army
Nther
Shenandoah
Rosesell
Frisco in the Lead for Grand Army Meeting Site
The San Francisco bid for the Grand Army encampment appears favored over Atlantic City with Gen. Shafter backing California. California officials tout low fare promises as a key advantage while Roosevelt observed part of the parade from a carriage. A runaway horse during the New Hampshire division formation injured a veteran, none seriously.
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Washington
Pp. C
San Francisco
Grand Army
Shafter
California
Atlantic City
Pacific Coast
Pyemaeat Roosevelt
T Poe
New Hampshire
Oon
Hungarian chamber debates Hungary Austria separation
Budapest reports the Hungarian chamber reassembled to discuss reasons for separating Hungary from Austria. The chamber also voices support for Archduke Ferdinand’s newborn son as the next emperor.
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Budapest
Hungary
Austria
Archduke Ferdinand
Bartender Becomes Quarter Owner In Texas Estate?
In Tacoma, a bartender at the Kentucky Liquor Co. on Pacific avenue is said to have jumped from bartender to one quarter owner in an estate valued at $1,128. The bequest from his grandfather William Gale, who died near Berlin, Germany, is to go to his three sisters and himself.
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Tacoma
Course Co
Kentucky Liquor Co
Pacific Avenue
Evans
Wm. Gale
Berlin
Germany
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Industrial School
North Heattie
Cleero Newell
Bertha
Irons
Hie
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County
Smith
L, CC. Smith
Maj. Newel
Eddie Woehats
Newells Home
Boye’ and Girls’ Aid Society
Nora
Ballard Park
Fifteenth Avenue
Seattle
Addition
Green Lake District
Us’ Association
Frisco
THE
Foundling
Birmingham
Als
Moore-Hantey Company
Herbert S
Scheverman
First Avenue
Cherry Street
Lion Clothing House
Tet Ave
So. Cor. Main
Gaean Clothing House
Washington, D
Ben
Mavana
of Ooaneres
Hongkong
A. Rublee
Presgé
Mona
C. B. Jones
Volunteers of America
C. EB. Jones
John Schriever
Army
Los Angles
Cal
Aldrich
Jones
Booth
Soneates
Sonnever
Lchriever
Mrs. Jones
W Street
Capt. Jones
Schriever
Behriever
Jones Home
Heny
Schrivver
Los Angeles
Lanner
Bing
Beachy Head
Paris
France
Russell
Beaumont
Tex
la Sonsibers Ie
Sultan
Ar As
Davenport
Neb
I'Gafe
Lawreene Comnynes Crac
Dana
Folsom
Murphy
Folsom Prison
Alder Creek
Frank Millard
Kille Collision
New Brunswick
N. J
Pennsylvania Road
Menlo Park
John Bilrath
Jersey City
Newark Hospital
NEW York, Opt
Dudley Evans
Ees
Ee Company
Monarch
Bohuchard Optical Co
Becond Avenue
R. T. Shannon
R. T. Shannon Grocery Co
G. Beninghausen
8. B
Henry Hensel
Hinckley
Fleon
Merchant Tailors
Altera
Adams & Blanchard
Second Avenue
Pete Omar
Beattle
Coles
Russia
Eeee
Ernst Brothers
Pike St. Tel. John
Madison
McCarthy Dry Goods CO
London
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