Labor Convention Debates Union Rights and Races
The federation debated printing decisions against organized labor and heard a passionate speech by President Gompers opposing a minutes list. Resolutions on central labor bodies, negro membership, and autonomy were discussed, with many proposals sent to the executive council and key votes along regional lines.
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W. B. Wilson
American Federation of Labor
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Henry Clay
Virginia
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Charles C. Eckard
Anniston
Ala.) Trades Council
Mason and Dixon
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J. J. Forrister
Akron
Sheldon A Harris
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W. D. Mahon
Morrison
Counel
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
United Res
Indiana
Baker
John H. Baker
Indianapolis
Weather forecast and storm reports across states
Rain or snow and colder today, fair and cold tomorrow. Forecast for Friday and Saturday covers Ohio Indiana Illinois with rain, snow, and colder conditions, then clearing. Winds become northwest, snow along the lake. Wyoming reports a severe storm with high winds and dropping temperatures. Kansas sees heavy rains ending a dry spell, water shortages stressed.
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Movements of Steamers Reported Around the Atlantic
Arrivals and departures listed from New York Queenstown and Liverpool with vessels including Ten from Liverpool, Deutsche, Aquitaine, Westernland, Germanic, Ivernia, and Ivernia to Boston. Graft Waldersee arrived at Liverpool from New York via Plymouth Cherbourg. Staten Island sailed to New York from Rotterdam Boulogne via Boulogne. Trave arrived at Naples from New York bound for Genoa. Minnehaha sailed for York from New York.
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Trial concludes in Mrs Bonine murder case in Washington
A lengthy closing arguments phase of Mrs Lola Ida Bonine’s trial for killing census clerk Ayres continued in Washington. The jury likely will hear instructions today as deliberations near.
No Change in Circuit for American Association Leaders
President Thomas J. Hickey and magnates from Milwaukee and Indianapolis met in Chicago to discuss the American Baseball Association. They denied desertion rumors, pledged a circuit with teams in Columbus Milwaukee Indianapolis Toledo and in the west Minneapolis St. Paul Omaha Kansas City. William Rourke of Omaha vows to oppose any Hickey move to place an American Association club there, asserting ownership of the Omaha franchise.
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Thomas J. Hickey
Quinn and Havener
Milwaukee
W. H. Watkins
Indianapolis
American Baseball Association
American Association
Mr. Hickey
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St. Paul
Columbus
Toledo
Omaha, Neb
William Rourke
War on Robbers in Cincinnati and Ohio
Mayor Julius Fleischmann and Police Chief Deitsch met to address a surge in safe robberies across Cincinnati and Ohio. Deitsch plans to summon police chiefs and town marshals to Columbus next month to form a coordinated drive against robbers, with secret plans to be revealed at the delegates meeting.
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Julius Fleischmann
Deltsch
Deitsch
Ohio
Columbus
Heating the White House Opens Fires Quietly for Comfort
Washington Special reports that the White House, rebuilt with furnaces, now uses open fires in most rooms. The Roosevelt family favors the library, with fires burning continually, and fires light the executive suite. Coal is carried in scuttles, delighting the president’s Northern children as they plan Christmas corn popping by the hearth.
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Roosevelt
Made Good Their Escape From Prisoners Fled Supervisors Report
Superintendent Shaw of the workhouse reported five escaped prisoners not recaptured during the year. Names include Carder twenty five, Shipman twenty six, Rhoades and Taylor both colored, Eagan twenty, with various sentences and escape dates from 1901. Police Superintendent Taffe noted the fugitives in custody.
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Esca
William Rhoades
Henry Taylor
Thomas Eagan
Meadville School Receives $3002 Endowment Gift
Meadville School announces a Christmas gift of 3002 dollars endowing the president chair from an anonymous donor in Meadville Pa on December 1.
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Meadville Sheolcake School
Mult-Nutrine Promoted for Housewives and Mothers
An advertising notice endorses Mult-Nutrine as a mild tonic for housewives and mothers. Made by the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association, the product is touted as best and easiest to take to ease daily household cares.
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Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association
Far Behind the Record In Six Day Bicycle Race
Fifteen thousand watched Madison Square Garden six day race as doctors declared riders in good condition. Key figures include Babcock Turville McEachern Walthour Fisher Chevalier and Hall. Fisher suffered a shoulder fracture and Chevalier was hurt. Gougoltz Kimble and other riders posted pursuit times as the field pressed toward the finish.
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Kimble
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Howard Freeman
Portland
Ore
George Schreiber
Freeman
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King
McLaren
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Samuelson
la Lawson
Yalthour
Butler
Newkirk
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Wilson
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Turville
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McWinters Beats Judge For Two-Hundred Dollar Purse in Muncie
Hugh McWinters of New York won a fifteenn round decision over Martin Judge of Philadelphia at Monroe Athletic Club in Muncie Indiana, with John Burns backing Judge and Charles Marshall plus George Monroe guiding McWinters. In Oakland Kid Lavigne stopped Tim Hegarty in the fourth round at a 10 to 6 betting line. In Bay City Tommy McCune KO'd George Moore in the second round, Moore stretchered off after a stomach blow with foul ruling awarded to Moore.
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Ind
Hugh McWinters
New York
Martin Judge
Philadelphia
Monroe Athletic Club
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McWinters
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Cincinnati
Charles Marshall
George Monroe
Burke
Youngstown, C
John Foster
Kentucky
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Foster
Oakland
Cal
George
Kid) Lavigne
Tim Hegarty
Australia
Lavigne
Hegarty
Bay City
Mich
Tommy McCune
Detroit
George Moore
Saginaw
Moore
Eddie Gardner Knocks Out Eddie Daily in Maryland Bout
Eddie Gardner of Wheeling stops Eddie Daily of Baltimore in the third round of a ten round fight in Cumberland Maryland. The bout features fierce slugging and ended with Gardner victorious. Also in New York, two world aquatic records are set at Knickerbocker Club with W C Miller breaking the 25 yard swim record to 12.6 seconds and a new distance mark set by Davison of New York.
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Eddie Daily
Baltimore
New York
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
W. c. Miller
W. C. Johnson
Manhattan Athletic Club
David Aon
Magnates War of Words Over National League Presidency
New York December session of the National League magnates produced a deadlock 4 to 4 on electing a president to succeed N E Young. John T Brush led the debate with opponents including Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Chicago. A possible compromise was hinted as the night vote failed to break the tie.
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N. E. Young
National League
Fifth-avenue
Young
John T. Brush
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Brush
Boston
St. Louis
League
Racing Odds Fragment from New Orleans Oakland Cards
Fragmentary betting odds list including horses and runners such as Queen at New Orleans Pirates, St Cuthbert, Lingo, Maloy, Joe Doughty, Dorothy and Oakland Lou Cliveden with long price figures like 90 to 1. The readable items show a horserace betting page snippet with multiple contenders and speculative wagers.
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Pirates
Queen
St. Cuthbert
Lingo
Maloy
Joe Doughty
Dorothy
Uta
Hartford Courant: US buys friar lands in the Philippines
The Hartford Courant notes Secretary Root favors government purchase of church lands in the Philippines at a fair price and opening them to settlers under a Philippine homestead law. Congressman Cooper says peace will follow once the friar question is settled honestly, not by sportation.
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Sam
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