Settlement Offer Acknowledged By Office In Mine Strike
In Pennsylvania on October 16 at 1 a m a mine workers settlement proposal is discussed by the office. President Roosevelt will have authority to select arbitration committee members once restrictions are removed. The measure aims to end the strike and has the support of labor and district leaders awaiting convention authorization. Public patience is urged as actions proceed rapidly.
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Mitchell
Roo
Mitchells Pla
Ead
Presi
Ant John Mitchell
Jehan Mitchell
Stoak
Columbia
Miners Reach Settlement as Arbitration Plan Grows
October turmoil over mine labor ends in jubilation in Tamaqua Hazleton and New York as crowds praise President Roosevelt for urging a balanced arbitration panel. John Mitchell presses for broad representation while operators fear class-based bias. commission names expected next week in Washington with broader worker input.
Commission to Arbitrate Anthracite Coal Strike Differences
The president announces a commission to arbitrate differences between operators and miners in the anthracite fields. Members include Gen. John M. Wilson U S A retired, Parker of Washington D C, Gray of Wilmington, Clark of Cedar Rapids, H Watkins of Scranton Pa, and John L Spalding of Peoria Ill. Bishop Spalding named recorder.
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Mitchell
John M. Wilson
U. 8. A. Washington
Engineer Corps
Military
Naval Service
United States
Ae Parker
Washi
Mr. Parker
United States Geological Survey
Wilmington
Del
United States Court
Clark
Cedar Rapids
Laws
Woman Snatches Lover's Violin and Flings It From Dock
A Seattle woman clashed with Clinton over a alleged affair and tossed his violin and satchel into the bay as onlookers watched. Police were notified as the pair argued at the dock after he arrived with the instrument.
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Lover
Ada
Irish row erupts as Commons opens in chaos
London October 16 opening of the house of commons was marked by disorder. Balfour faced hisses and Irish members. Donne was suspended for disruption and forced from the hall after rushing the speaker. The scene descended into pandemonium with calls to eject Donnelly and police involvement.
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London
House of Commons
Balfour
Windham
Thomas del
Wee
Donne
Donnel
Union Labor Pushes City Meat Inspector
At a Western Central Labor Union meeting last night resolutions urged Seattle to appoint a city meat inspector. The union asks the city to use utmost care in the inspector selection, favoring competent local journeymen butchers over other sources, and a copy was sent to the city council.
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Western Central Labor Union
City Health Board
Seattle Boara of Earth
They Saw His Walk by Roosevelt in Public
Washington October 14 President Roosevelt walked in public last night for the first time since the operation on his leg at Indianapolis He used no crutch and walked without a limp going on foot to Secretary May's for an informal dinner The distance from the temporary White House is about a block and a half He did not appear tired or fatigued though pace was slower than usual
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Tacoma
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Ndianapolies
Secretary May
White House
Elspace
Drakes
Welees
Othe Coane
Fifeh Avenue
Techsen Sites Street
Brock
Arrests in New Castle Murder Case
New Castle Pennsylvania October 16 Frank J Field has been arrested on a murder charge in the death of City Treasurer John Bievins. The death remained an unsolved mystery until now. Bievins was found dead in his office in January 1800. A shortage of 45000 dollars was later found in his accounts, and Field and his brother Judson Field, who died recently, were suspected.
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New Castle
Frank J. Field
John Bievins
Mievine
Fielde
Judson
Public Market Discussion Advances in Tacoma Model
Secretary Meikie of the Sent ile Chamber outlines the Tacoma public market system and its benefits. A chamber committee will call a meeting, chaired by John W. Pratt, to review plans for a Beattie market and discuss insights from Tacoma.
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Sentile Chamber of Commerce
Tacoma
Beattie
John W. Pratt
Mei
Eikie
Meikle
Wheat Prices Reported in City and Chicago
Grain price brief notes action in San Francisco on October 16 with wheat at 124 1 2 and in Chicago on October 14 with wheat at Ti 3 4.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Coal Car Tragedy on Jackson Street Kills Seattle Man
A coal freight car owned by Seattle Electric Company derailed on a hill and struck a telephone pole on Jackson Street, killing Perry, a 14 year old cook. Frank McFeely, his companion, escaped. The car carried eight tons of coal and weighed about three tons. Coroner Hoye to investigate.
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Seattle Electric Company
Fremont
Starth Avenue
Dearberm Street
Ace Avenue
Ninth Avenue
Fifteenth Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Jackson
William
Steek
Frank McFeeley
Butterworth
Hoye
Aoa
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Dearborn Street
Beattie Miedria Company
Harmony at Pacific Northwest League meeting in Spokane
Spokane reports the Pacific Northwest League held its annual meeting in harmony. The league treasurer reported excellent financial standing while expansion was rejected and President Las was unanimously re elected. Charlie McIntyre, the Butte third baseman, was slated for expulsion for rowdyism.
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Spokane
Pacific Northwest League
Las
Ma Dugdale
McCloskey
Castro Upsurge in Venezuela Battle Report
Reports from Caracas describe a major clash near La Victoria between President Castro's forces and revolutionaries led by Gen Matos. Castro, surrounded with reinforcements blocked, led bold charges as the revolutionaries' numbers grew to about 10 000 with Gen Mendoga joining from the rear. Government casualties cited include 247 killed.
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Eral
Castro
Venezuela
Caracas
Revolutioniete
Matos
Proses
la Victoria
Revolutioniata
Generale Torres
Mitos
Mendoga
Government
Clash Leaves 510 Revolutionists Dead on Isthmus
News reports that 510 revolutionists died in a battle where wounded fighters lay unattended on the field. General Gervera among the dead, with Gen Perdomo arriving to assume ministerial powers over state, troops, and isthmus affairs.
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Gervera
Perdomo
Colon
Police Release Two Boys After Burglary Arrest
Rollin Loring and Henry Hansen were arrested for burglary but released after no charges were filed. Officials debated whether they were too young for reform school or penitentiary, and the stolen goods were returned to M Jensen.
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Henry Hansen
Penitentiiary
Reform School
Hansen
Corning
Uting
Loring
M. Jensen
Typographical Union Chooses Delegate in Seattle
Gordon Ritee of Seattle Typographical Union No 203 is named as the delegate amid union proceedings. The selection marks a step in local labor organization activities.
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Gordon Ritee
Seattle Typographical Union No
Western Central Labor Union Delegates to AFL Meeting
The delegate from Seattle was unanimously chosen to represent the Western Central Labor Union at the American Federation of Labor gathering in New Orleans on November 13. Seattle will have several representatives attending the meeting.
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Western Central Labor Union
American Federation of Labor
Western Central Labor
Rice
Seattle
New Orleans
Bell Case Not Set in Embossment Charge
Preliminary hearing for F. A. Bell, shipping agent accused of embossing $16,000 from Issaquah Coal Co., not yet scheduled. The case may await settlement of a civil suit. Bell links charges to the White Star dock collapse, once under his management, but prosecutors say the incident is unrelated.
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F. A. Bell
Issaquah Coal Company
Sligo MP Given Two Months For Intimidation
Patrick McHugh member of parliament for Leitrim was sentenced to two months imprisonment for intimidation. Ernest La Count the patrolman expelled from the police force on bribery charges will face a civil service commission hearing Monday at 7:39 PM after requesting the date. La Count has retained Page and Shipley as his attorneys and will contend his innocence.
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Sligo
Patrick McHugh
Leitrim
Ernest la Count
Civil Service Commission
la Count
Page and Shipley
Undertaker Loses Diamond Stud on Street
Bert Butterworth, a well known undertaker, reports a diamond stud valued at $100 taken from his shirt front while he stood on a street corner near Green Lake yesterday afternoon. The theft was casual and unobserved.
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Green Lake
Bert Butterworth
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