Arbitration Begins As Coal Row Unfolds In Washington
Gen John M Wilson arrives in Washington as arbitration commission opens its sessions to ease the anthracite strike. Members including Bishop Spaulding Rev Mr pactor and Recorder Wright attend briefings before organization takes shape. Talks focus on restoring work and preventing further lockouts while leaders weigh terms.
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Washington
D. C
John M. Wilson
Arbitration Commission
John L. Spalding
Pactor
St. Patrick's Church
Spaulding
E. W. H. Watkins
Carroll D. Wright
Gray
Neill
Wright
Office of
Labor
Batte
Charles Neill
Board of Charities of
District of Colum
Recorder Wright
Mitchell
Ie Roosevelt
Incendiary Fire Damages Kelleher House and Business Block
Fire caused by arson yesterday at 1016 Hast James Street damaged the Kelleher residence and adjacent business property. Investigators say an incendiary spark set multiple locations. a servant found the blaze and a back door was left ajar. Insurance on contents listed at 600 dollars. detectives believe the arsonist has targeted local properties and may have shifted methods.
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James Street
Kelleher
Strikes Threaten Coal Supply Across Major Cities
Kent Morton of the International Stationary Workers and Firemen announces union strikers will not back down as 14 000 members threaten to block anthracite coal distribution. Local unions cover leading cities and claim disruption could affect many areas despite efforts to avoid handling coal.
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CHI
Kent Morton
International Stationary Peers and Firemen
Cebers
Cardinal Ram Receives San Francisco Archbishop on Hague Fund
Rome reports Cardinal Ram received the Archbishop of San Francisco who handed official details on the Hague arbitration fund associated with the Pius relief effort.
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Rome
Cardinal Ram
San Francisco
Hague
Pius Fund
Probable Strike Looms Over Southern Pacific
Oakland reports a wage demand set to be filed within days affecting 36 000 SP workers. Union officials decline talks and indicate demands extend to two additional railroads alongside the Southern Pacific.
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Oakland
Cal
Southern Pacific
New York Judge Bars Barnet Letters in Mollneux Case
Justice Lambert ruled out the Barnet letters in the Mollneux trial yesterday. The ruling weakens the state's case and removes a significant instrument cited in securing the prior conviction.
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New York
Barnet
Molineux
Lambert
Cleveland Mayor Attacks Enquirer and County Leader
In Cincinnati on Oct 4 Mayor Johnson of Cleveland denounced John K. McLean of the Enquirer and L. G. Bernara, county Democratic chairman, calling them local traitors. He also rebutted Senator Hanna and criticized Rev. Herbert H. Bigelow’s remarks about Bernard as worse than Republican tactics.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
of Johnson
Cleveland
John K. McLean
The
Enquirer
L. G. Bernara
Johnson
Hanna
Herbert H. Bigelow
Bernard
Fatherly Feelings Assessed At $20 000
May McDonald at 18 years old attracted by Patrick Kiernan 32 and wealthy. He funded her education and sent her to college incurring yearly tuition costs. After graduation she refused marriage to the middle-aged suitor who then claimed $60 000 for her hand. Kiernan, superintendent of the Fall River waterworks, testified and a verdict was reached.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
Fall River
Mass
May McDonald
Patrick Kiernan
Ar College
Kiernan
Lynching yet again shocks Tallapoosa as Brown hanged at bridge
In Tallapoosa Georgia a Black man named Hen Brown accused of assaulting a white woman was taken from jail by a mob and hanged from a bridge. Overnight troops sent by Governor Candler failed to prevent the lynching as Brown’s body was later riddled with bullets.
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Tallapooba
Hen Brown
Atlanta
Overnor Candler
Elopement Stirs Italian Colony After Theft Incident
Lucinda Wacca, niece of a wealthy gardener, fled with Joe Desmond after an elopement plan. Desmond stayed free as police chased the couple across nearby cities. Wacca reported a $200 trunk theft at her uncle’s home, with the infant left crying and the house in disarray.
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Sunny
Italy
Tonce
Stair
Lucinda Wacca
Chris Wacca
Joe Desmond
Chrie Wacca
Eorenes
Oone
Mr. Wacca
Lucinda
Wacca
Desmond
Mr. Waclea
Nythi Wren
Thin
Hanna Struggles in Indiana Race, Then Recovers
In Indianapolis at a competition in Linton last night Serratee Hanna broke down and needed assistance to his seat. He has fully recovered today and will continue his tour.
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Indianapolis
Linton
Serratee Hanna
Fire Delays Manila Voyage for New Coal Supply
A fire has been burning in the coal grate of the battleship Says, delaying its voyage to Manila. The ship had been ordered to Manila, but will now be delayed to take on a new supply of fuel and to address the blaze.
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San Francisco
Manila
Robber Kills Engineer and Rails at Eastbound Limited
A masked bandit held up the North Coast Limited near Butte Montana shortly after midnight. He killed Engineer ONeill, rifled mail pouches, wrecked the cafe with dynamite, and attempted to seize express car contents. Conductor Drummond drove the train to safety as posses tried to nab the suspect. a $5000 reward is offered. The robber claimed to be the same man who attacked the Southern Pacific at South Portland last year.
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Sie T Pny
Drummond
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Missoula
Butte
E On
South Portland
Hindoo Circus to Tour America First in Beattie
V. YT Joshi, a former Hindoo prince, arrives with 60 East Indians and two Indian girls to form Chatre's circus touring the United States. The show, arriving November 7 on the Shimano Maru, features Hindoo fakirs and Indian parroots. it will cook its own meatless meals due to Brahmin customs.
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Beattie
America
India
Hindoo
V. YT. Joshi
Ihe
Ite
Chatre’s Circus
Burmah
Cey- East Indies
China
Japan
Mr. Joxhi
Borneo
Joan Wanzer
Isand
Vielt
Iowa
Andrean Apra
Naples
Beattie Weather Update For Vicinity Tonight
Beattie and Vicinity expect a night of occasional showers with light to fresh southeast winds. Forecasters warn residents to prepare for passing rain and brief gusts as the activity moves through the area.
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Beattie
Brave officer halts runaway team in mid street
Police Officer Helma risked his life this morning as a heavy runaway team bolted through downtown. He leaped toward the horses, grasped the bit, and endured being dragged along the pavement until he finally stopped the pair. The team belonged to Carstena Bros. and sped from Second Avenue and Jackson Street toward First Avenue.
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Helma
Atandaeus
Carstena Bros
Butehre
Second Avenue
Jackson Street
First Avenue
Hores
Main Street
Frye Bruhn Strike Strengthens Northwest Unionism
The Frye Bruhn strike and boycott boosted union power in the Northwest. Slaughterhouse and butcher unions gained about 20 new members in Tecoma and Everett, with organizers from Seattle helping form a 60 member Tacoma union. Everett’s opposition to Frye Bruhn’s workers led to widespread labor action and boycotts across neighboring cities.
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Frye-Bruhn
Northwest
Slaughter House
Block Butchers
Blackmens
Butchers
Tecoma
Western Central Labor Union
Tacoma
Everett
Brokestacks
Horseshoers
Everettades’ Council
Prye- Brubn Company
Frye-Brahn Company
Unioniam
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