End Is Announced in White House Coal Strike Settlement
The ending of the coal strike came at the White House after long negotiations. Six men were named by President Roosevelt to arbitrate, including Bishop Spalding as miners’ representative and John Mitchell in talks. The settlement grants miners representation on the arbitration commission and a dramatic, near dawn conclusion to the crisis.
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Board of Arbitration
Roosevelt
Acté
Bishop Spalding
Eiinoia
White Clouse
Waslington
J. St. Morgan & Co
J. P. Morgan
Hishop
Bishops Spalding
Peoria
Usl
Ater
Lindl
Commission
Neasevelt
John Mitchell
Alitchell
Idinsell
Abblevation Commission
White House
Stitapet
Lyd
Coushdek
Ned’ m Sa
Carl Fichts
John M. Witsos
ATMS
Ees of Engineers
URL
Washington
United States
EL. Glack
Cedar Skapids
Towa
Order of
Thomas FL. Watkins
Scranton
Ll. Spalding
Novia
Ili
Bishon Spalding
Carroll Db. Wright
Cour
Sean Efsunu
George F. Baer
Reading Railroad
Mitchell
New York
Board of Trade
Ardar
Considera
Hanna
United Mine Workers
Latteron
Indianapolis
Mitcnell
Thomas
Jeaders
Snffe
Mirelali
M Orris
Robert R. Tacos
Porto Rican schools open 1200 sites on first day
Porto Rico opens 1200 public schools on the opening day of the new term, educating about 50000 youths toward American citizenship. The event marks a major step in integrating Porto Rico into the American system and shaping a generation of citizens for the United States Union. Telegraphic briefs note related labor, politics, and infrastructure items across the year 1900.
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Gstand
Porto Tice
Cioening
Sait
Porto Ries
Porto Rico
Porto Riess
American Union
Forto Rico
Losses Hit Mining Districts and Town Mills
Fragmentary figures show vast declines in operator numbers and merchant activity across mining towns. The data indicate large losses in mills and factories with multi million dollar tallies including 25.25 million and 7.82 million, plus substantial sums in Ohio and other districts.
Total lunar eclipse observed across the United States
Thousands witnessed the Thursday night total lunar eclipse as moonlight dimmed and reemerged in shadow. Observers at Lake Geneva Elmer, Kek, and other observatories captured photographs while astronomers noted the event did not prove prevailing theories about volcanic dust effects.
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United States
Mulley
Afount
Peles
Gursdauy
Phanlce
Wes
Lake Geneva
Elmvird
Kek
Coal production rankings show United States leading world output
The United States Geological Survey estimates world coal production at 866,105,540 short tons. The U S tops Great Britain and Germany, with Austria Hungary fourth, France fifth, and Russia seventh. By 1901 the United States produced 33.80 percent of world coal, Britain and dependencies 28.85 percent, and Germany Austria 24.14 percent.
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Comal Mutine
United States Geological Survey
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Austria-Hunsary
France
Yelsimn
Russia
Britain
India
Transvaal
Emat
Goriuaur
Women Labor in U S Farms Sparks International Comment
European observer notes women farm workers near New York performing harvesting and weeding tasks. He remarks on perceived civilization differences and cites about four thousand women laborers in the region, with peaks in planting and harvest months when peas and other crops ripen.
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Europe
New York
Head of Woman's Board of the St Louis Tar World’s Fair
Mrs. Tames Lawrence Tair elected president of the board of lady managers of the worlds fair. She is praised as Missouri’s leading woman and expected to bring an efficient administration. Mrs Ulah is described as young and prominent in western society and active in education and refinement for lower class women.
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Tames
Lawrence Tair
Pnanimenus
Missouri
Cies Bonesstike
Ulah
Merroyer
Packers Merger Formed United States Packing Company
A New Jersey formed merger creates the United States Packing Company as the nucleus of a new combine. North American vice president Frederick J. Howard and Jeneth McLaren are named as known principals. stock is 150 000 shares with capital stock to rise. The move signals expansion plans for a forthcoming charter and future property acquisitions.
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United Statesacking Company
Phere
New Jersey
Yilay
New York
Chicas Peckers
United States
Dhebiz Mercer
North Auerican
Cannas
Frederick J. Howard
Jeneth MlcLaren
Atlesppis
Corporation Trust Company of New Jersey
Artificial Coal Plant Erected for Briquette Manufacture
A New York coal group aims to establish a briquette plant to produce a fuel common in Germany. Briquette equals a refined coal made from slack and waste coal, with Europe hosting numerous plants producing over 100000 tons yearly.
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New York
Ao Group
Germany
Europe
Sketches of the Commission on Canal Strike Arbitration
The document lists appointees and figures linked to a major arbitration with details on careers and roles. Named individuals include generals, bishops, a U.S. senator, a statistician, and labor officials, with birthplaces and service highlights.
Local Notes and Fatal Accidents Across States
Fragmented items report mills in Oklahoma and Kansas City with injuries from accidents at a cotton mill and a kitchen fire. A New York designer dies in Atlantic City. a Singer stockholder dies in New York after a nationwide business career. A patent seeks faster transatlantic travel. a county court-house levy is proposed. Topeka unions form a committee to secure vans for a late temple.
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Trunner
Vleered Gare
Baltimore
BL & CO
Cineimnati Messenger
Amidute
Nikela
Tesla
Cleetticinu
New York
Sio
Aveurt
Topeka
Pemple
Pil Smith
Oklahoat City
John Wills
Szling of Wantave
Lerten Ony
Isage A. Sinker
Singer Manufacturing Company
Atlantic City
Tizse Kern
Kansas City
Story of the Great Coal Strike and Labor Confrontation
Chronicle of the coal strike era detailing miner and operator demands in 1900s, including eight hour workday pushes, wage talks, and union actions led by President Mitchell. Describes key meetings with George Baer, Roosevelt interventions, arbitration offers, and the escalation to a national work stoppage amid clashes, trials, and political talks.
New Commander in Chief of the G A R Named
Gen Thomas Jamison Stewart of Norristown Pa has been appointed adjutant general of the Grand Army of the Republic He served as private in the 138th Pennsylvania during the Civil War rose to National Guard officer and held G A R posts from 1882 onward Born in Ireland in 1848 he was educated in Norristown and married.
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Toh
Wilson
West Point
Wea
Arno Wle
Spahling
Lehunean
St. Mary's Callace
Maryland
Relziing
Rowe
Lewisville
Ausiisti¢n
Cherveh
Lonieville
Peoria
George Gray
Willington
Dat
New Castle
Del
National Civic Fecoration
Edward Wheeler Packer
United States Genlarical Survey
Engineering and Mining Journal of
New York
Ere
Port Deposit
Thomas H. Watkins
Scranton
Tuan
Thomas Jamison Stewart
Norristown
Grand Army of the Republic
Pennsylvania
One Hundred and Thirty-eighth Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
LSUS
National Guard
Grand Army
Gen. Stewart
Ireland
Eleis Wa
Generals Davis and Chaffee in succession at Manila
The report says Brig. Gen. George W. Davis will be Miles's successor in Manila, following Gen. Chaffee. Davis, once secretary Lamont's military secretary, rose from major to brigadier general in the Cuban war and led in Pinar del Rio. he clashed with Miles during Lamont's tenure.
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Georsee W. Davis
Chaffee
Miles
Gan. Chaffee
George W W. Davis
Faert Phrese
Ninth Infantry
Redenge
Daniel S.S. Lamont
Davis
le Wee
Pinar del Tio
Washington
Lamont
Probate contest over Sutton will and Dowie challenge
A Civil Probate Court in Cook County reviews the Sutton will and codicil after Dowie the restorer challenges the will. Frederick Sutton, a New Zealander, died at a camp near Ations. The will dated March 22 leaves bequests to Dewie, with Dowie and witnesses under scrutiny. The case, filed by Sutton’s sister Lew Aeadland, centers on executorship and legitimacy of codicil provisions.
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Dowie
Fudie Cutting
Roesinee
Frederick Satiin
Frederick Sutten
Dor
Jeff
Dewi
Sutton
Cookoe
Peti Tilxe
Lew Aeadland
Piben E Watiow
Outlook for Coal Production After Strike Ends
A Wilkesbarre dispatch says 75,000 coal miners may be ready for duty within 24 hours after a strike ends. Production could reach 125000 tons daily within a week and shipments to New York and other cities could occur within 36 hours of extraction. Increased coal shipments may stress railcar capacity at shipping centers.
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Seria
Wilkesbarre
New York
Political clash within Democratique campaign amid anti trust concerns
The report notes Democratic candidates contesting revision speeches and calls for preserving competition while opposing monopolies. It cites Representative Babcock of Wisconsin leading the Republican Congressional Committee with campaign HQs in New York and a distributing station in Washington.
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New York
Ane
Adirendsck
Catskill
Representative Babcock
Wisconsin
Lags
Vampairs
S: Tames
Grassway
Ompairn Hteracur
Washington
Dr Babcock
Roeper Sentative Lnt
Tawa
Tfovin Aay Powe
Capital Heating Plans Amid Winter Supply Concerns
Officials in charge say the great capitol building in Wyoming will be heated via fuel oil this winter. The supply of authorized fuel remains available until mid November, with furnace construction near completion and readiness anticipated by November 1. Superintendents may coordinate with department heads to arrange heating oil use across public buildings and select private residences.
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Herst
Tast
Leaumont
Hillet Woods
Capitol Building
World crop report shows harvest late with uneven yields
Government crop survey indicates delays in harvest across regions with cereals and grains constrained by weather. Wheat and barley yields mixed, U S and Britain cited in early reports, while Japan and Belgium face limited production and water shortages impact potential surpluses.
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Department of Agriculture
Utope
Rine Repork
Eik
Darley
Sope
Hurley
Noel
Sepr
Ministry of Ned Ao
Belgium
Britain
Italy
Australia
Japan
Twenty-Ninth Annual W C T U Convention Opens in Portland
The National Woman's Christian Temperance Union begins its twenty-ninth annual convention in Portland Maine with key officers presiding. Reports from officers in Illinois and others cite increased contributions and funds reaching new highs, while numerous addresses and committee reports outline ongoing temperance work.
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Portland
National
Woman'’s Christian Vempance Union
Torthind
Kriday
Waa
Alrs
TL. AL
Stevens
W.O. TL UL
Henry Meyerser
Homer S. Saunders Elondon
Susanna M.D. Pry
Uliois Meade
Ile Manila
Cunha Hic
Kensurgr
Atv. For
Amlian Scrambled Note Briefly Mentions Doth Marr
Fragmentary text references an event or list tied to a person named Thais Lda uri and mentions Doth and SODA UTES. The readable portion hints at a scheduled discussion or listing with unfamiliar terms and dates, but concrete actions or outcomes are not clear in the legible lines.
Agricultural News and Farm Trade Updates
Agricultural notes discuss warehousing storage and trade of crops. Mentions imports and home production plans, and a U.S. agency pushing for expected output in the farming sector. References include a likely Midwest location and local agricultural facilities.
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Dispatch
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