Coal strike ends as six named to judge dispute
White House announces a six member commission with Carroll Wright as recorder to settle the miners vs operators dispute in the anthracite fields. The strike likely to be called off. Mitchell to resume mining. joint miner and operator talks already held. commission to convene soon with Wilson as chairman and Spalding added as a member.
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John M. Wilson
United States Army
Washington, D. C
Engineer Corps
Military
Naval Service
United
Oria
Bishop Spalding
Carroll D. Wright
George Gray
Third
United States Circuit
New Castle
Del
Andrew C
Elizabeth M. Gray
Princeton
Harvard
Wilmington
Margaret J. Black
Delaware
United States
Senate
National Gold-standard
Democrats
Peace Commission
Paris
Joint High Commission
Quebec
International Committee of Arbitration
Edward Wheeler Parker
United States Geological Survey
Port Deposit
William and
Henrietta Hyde (Donnell
Baltimore
City College
Reggs Place
Washington
John Lancaster Spalding
R. C
Peoria
Lebanon
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
University of Louvain
Belgium
Rome
Louisville
St. Augustine's Church
New York
M. J. Spalding
America
North Madison Avenue
District of Columbia
West Point
Columbian University
Leutenant Artillery
Army Medical Museum
Washington Monument
United States Military Academy
Wright
White House
Robert Bacon
Geo. W. Perkins
J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
Hay
Arlington Hotel
Messrs
Bacon
Perkins
Roosevelt
Root
Mr. Morgan
Cortelyou
Sargent
Roosevelt resumes strike talks after two Mitchell meetings
President Roosevelt, after two daytime conferences with Mine Workers' Union President Mitchell, resumed consideration of the strike situation tonight. He then drove and spoke with Labor Commissioner Carroll Wright and Immigration Commissioner Sargent, a former labor leader and Mitchell confidant.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Mitchell
Mine Workers’ Union
Carroll D. Wright
Sargent
Immigration
Mitchell
Miners’ Union
Two Men Killed In Reelsville Train Wreck Near Greencastle
Greencastle reports the Vandalia second serious wreck at Reelsville as trains 8 and 21 collide on a curve. Fred Harmsen is dead. engineer Albert Hedding fatally hurt. several mail clerks injured. unknown well-dressed man killed. relief train and doctors dispatched. reports detail injuries, evacuations, and crew orders dispute.
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Greencastle
Ind
Reelsville
Fred Harmsen
Albert Hedding
Indianapolis
W. L. Boyd
Richmond
Jesse Kennedy
Rushville
Wayne County
Ohio
Cc. W. Smith
George Lickert
Terre Haute
Pat Daily
Henry Akin
Frank Williams
Brazil
Hedding
No. 8
Seeleyville
Lindley
Dr. Oliver
Albert C. Senning
Fletcher Avenue
W. Bk. Boyd
St. Vincent's Hospital
Oliver
Boyd
Smith
Ben Davis
Tariff Reform Revisited in Cleveland Campaign Films
The piece notes Mr. Cleveland urging his party to renew tariff reform as a campaign battle cry. It references two moving pictures from his 1887 campaign used to illustrate the revival of the tariff issue and rally support.
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Cleveland
Capitol
Care for the Injured Special Train Sent to Wreck Scene
Word of the wreck reached Vandalia Railroad offices yesterday afternoon. A special train with a Pullman sleeper and a day coach carried Dr. John H. Oliver and Horace F. Eddy to the scene, followed by Mr.
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Vandalia Railroad
John H. Oliver
Horace F. Eddy
Murder Confession Spurs Mob at Lexington Jail
Earl Whitney and Claude O'Brien confessed to the Chinn murder in Lexington causing a feared mob. Militia guards, jail searches, and a crowd of hundreds pressed for action while Whitney and O'Brien were escorted to Louisville. In Henderson, Tex., Jim Buchanan was jailed as a mob loomed and guards awaited reinforcements from multiple towns.
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Lexington
Earl Whitney
A. B. Chinn
Asa
Claude O'Brien
Whitney
O’brien
Louisville
Chinn
Mr. Chinn
Henderson
Tex
Jim Buchanan
Hicks
Nacogdoches County
Nacogdoches
Henderson Rifles
Jacksonville
Longview
Tyler
Marshball
Senator Hanna Indiana Itinerary Revised for Two Day Tour
Senator Hanna will deliver two long addresses in Indiana with a revised itinerary announced by Republican leaders. The schedule shows stops from Cincinnati through Indianapolis South Bend including Evansville Anderson Portland Marion Terre Haute and Logansport with speeches in Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis and in South Bend on Oct 23 and 24.
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Indianapolis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Anderson
Muncie
Lake
Hartford City
Marion
Logansport
South Bend
Senator Hanna
Indiana
Goodrich
Hanna
Tomlinson Hall
Evansville
Portland
Terre Haute
Horse Show Attendance and Festival Day Schedule
The third day of the festival drew a large Indianapolis crowd with sunshine and a full moon. A packed Festival Field hosted horse show classes including model horse competition with eighty eight entries and major championship contenders from Ball Brothers Montgomery Chief to Thomas Lawson’s Gorgeous Whirling Prince and George Bernard’s Forest King. A parade of fraternal organizations marched downtown as six more programmes remain, with half fare rail rates boosting out of town attendance.
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Festival Field
Indianapolis
Ball Brothers
Montgomery
Louisville
Thomas W. Lawson
West
George Bernard
Forest King
Kentucky
Colorado
Massachusetts
Mat Cohen
Harry Moody
Raven Dare
Miss McMullan
Gregory
R. W. Ray
the Master
J. T. Crenshaw
Mr. McGowan
G. E. Palmer
Mack McDonald
A. R. Hopper
Florida
Thomas M. Greene
King Chester
Limestone Belle
Columbus
Reckless Squirrel
Gorgeous Whirling Prince
Margaret Thatcher
Frankie Morris
Broncho Busting Exhibition Opens With Big Denver Crowd
A large audience of five to six thousand attended the bucking horse riding contest for a prize of five dollars and the Denver Post's championship silver belt at the horse show arena yesterday. Entertainment was unusually compensating with extra horse exhibitions added to showcase what was to be seen.
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Denver Post
Horse Show Arena
Big Days Ahead With Low Rates At Arena Show
Crowds are anticipated as top horses from around the world compete in the arena on the upcoming days. Broncho Busters ride draws cheering spectators while Cowboy Curtis Jackson leads the field in judges’ estimation.
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Cowboy Curtis Jackson
Rough riding thrills at Fraternal Parade and horse show
Crowds filled Festival Field for a Fraternal Parade and afternoon horse show. Limestone Belle and Jack O Diamonds impressed. A potato race amused spectators as riders like Steve Girardot and Curtis Jackson faced aggressive bucking horses with mixed results.
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E. W. Parker
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Thomas H. Watkins
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Indianapolis Journal
Democratics Party
Texas
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Louisville & Nashville
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Linton
Vanalia
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Capitol Avenue
Market
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Eridian Street
Pennsylvania
Washington Street
New Jersey Street
Festival
Temple of Music
Candry
B. R. Sims
Jack O' Diamonds
W. B. White
Gibson Girl
Dolly Varden
W. B. Blair
Sims
Fred Bork
Frank Warman
Will Jacobs
Will Sims
Steve Girandot
Bert Eardsley
Eardsley
H O
Arank Outlaw
Harry Brennan
Austin Cochran
Tanglefoot
Cochran
Bill Conners
Conners
Otis Jackson
C. E. Bruce
Bruce
Jack Joyce
Montana
Drew Apollinaris
Joyce
Girardot
Steve Girardot
Blair
W. G. Cooley
Jane
C. D. Monroe
Curtis Jackson
Denver
Jackson
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