Miners Seek Higher Wages and Union Recognition
Scranton October 16 miners of the anthracite region demand wage increases and United Mine Workers recognition as a party to wage contracts. They seek an eight hour day, uniform pay scales, and annual contracts, with a joint conference promised with operators. In other news Judge Reed rules Indian agent overstepped authority on compulsory school attendance. In New York Eline W. Rowen, a former teacher, is acquitted of insanity after addressing the jury in his own defense.
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Scranton
Anthiete Mineral Union
Tharetuy
Authinitttes Ara
Firet
United Mine Workers of America
United Mine Workers
Ts Mer
Buthrselte
Lewis
Tmmérk
New York
Eline L. Rownen
Agaiin i
Rossen
Trottey Pole Crash into a Car Near Franklin Ohio
One man injured and several passengers narrowly escaped when a trolley pole broke and crashed into a car on the Ohio Electric road near Franklin. Injured man is William Botts of Middletown, hurt in the shoulders and chest. The car was about thirty miles out when the pole broke through the roof.
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Hamilton, O
Ohio
Frashlin
William Botts
Middletown
Mysterious Box Found After Farm Hunt Near Gowanda
A farm hunt outside Gowanda, XNI, uncovered a partially buried rough box in fresh soil. The box proved impossible to open and was removed after the discovery by a farm hand and HL KR Reed's party.
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Reaver
HL KR
Reed
Mr. Heed
Fool
Arrival of American Fleet Delayed by Storms
A limited-English summary reports the American Atlantic fleet encounter storms off southern Japan thwarting a planned elaborate Yokohama reception. Disappointment grew as delays mounted. meanwhile a premature explosion at the Inglewite mine near Fort Collins, Colorado, killed seven men and injured 23, with those hurt transported by special train.
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Tokio
Fort Collins
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Inglewite Hineanarry
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Letter Carrier Arrest Sparks Joliet Theft Charge
Palmer a city letter carrier arrested Thursday night in Joliet charged with alleged theft of mail. He is described as a longtime employee and active in local church and postal circles.
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postoMice
New study to the course in New York October first
Fragmentary OCR text notes a study in New York on October first, mentioning a new wideness of ridvighttig the alr iy recent addition to the diversification framework. The readable snippets are unclear and dispersive.
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New York
6000 Gifts for Sailors Aid Welfare in Italy Landed
6000 gifts for sailors welfare on the Atlantic voyage have been sent to Attoy. The items include toys for recovery and basic comfort, with the effort labeled as supportive aid from Petlog and Gitte.
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Petlog
Attoy
Taft Campaigns in Kentucky as First Republican Nominee
Taft journeyed through Kentucky on Thursday as the first Republican presidential candidate to campaign in the state. He plans to visit Tennessee, North Carolina, and Virginia in the next two days, drawing large crowds and notable enthusiasm. In Frankfort crowds packed the old capitol building while Louisville saw marching clubs and illuminated routes guiding the candidate from train to hotel.
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Wiliam JH. Taft
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Blue Grace
Taft
Tennessee
Carolin
Virginia
Frankfort
Old Capitol
Louisville
Champ Clark
Masonie
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Police Disperse Rioters in Lynn Shoe Strike Crisis
Police protected by the city force as the union workers vote to end a two week strike halting the Lynn shoe industry. Earlier, Italian immigrant protesters rushed the voting room and damaged ballot boxes before authorities subdued the disturbance.
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Mane
Union Rasters
Bryan Tours Nebraska With Large Plattsmouth Meeting
William Jennings Bryan concluded a three day speaking tour in his home state, addressing a large crowd in Plattsmouth Nebraska. He argued Nebraska could swing a larger Democratic majority than in 1896 and spent much time in his former congressional district.
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Nebraska
Plattsmouth
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William Jennings Bryan
Saltonstall's Shortage Tainted New York Banking Firm
The New York stock exchange house of H. J. Judson & Co. suffered a $30,000 shortage due to former manager Henry L. Saltonstall who died September 12. Saltonstall served ten years at the firm and an audit after his death uncovered the missing funds. Crawler Tries to Recover a Fortune. John Armstrong Chanter sues to recover alleged confected fortune from Amelie Rivdn's husband.
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Coi
New York Stock Exchange
H. J. Judson & Co
Henry L. Saltonstall
Saltonstall
DIA
Crawler
Charlotteavillé
John Armstrong Chanter
Fortorn
Amelie Rivdn
Thomae
Sherwith
Rooit
Chanler
Ma Forte
Montgomery Bond Granted After Bank Wreck Accusation
William Montgomery, former cashier of the Alte Siieny National Bank, accused of wrecking the bank, had liberty granted after bond in county court. He remained a federal prisoner. Mrs. Anni B. Ramee pledged her property for $20,000 bond in county court.
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Ball
Pietsburg
William Montegomery
Altesiieny National Bank
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Thurs
Anni B
Ramee of
Ingrant
Man Electrocuted on Detroit Light Tower
A construction worker died after touching a live wire at the top of a light tower in Detroit on October 16. The victim, identified as Kinnet Apendy 15, Yeark Ald, was plinhed with A iavnwin while climbing the tower. The incident is being investigated by local authorities.
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Detroit
Kinnet
Fragmented Local Notice From a Damaged Ohio Report
A garbled text segment outlines legal actions in Lake Shore and Ford, with a Philadelphia obituary noting Cyr A Neiman’s death after a poisoning attempt via a mistaken drug dosage. The record suggests court hearings, alleged rights of way disputes, and a fatal drug error tied to aconite and codeine.
Ohio banks and trust companies assets and deposits
A state finance summary reports 700 Ohio banks and trust firms with assets exceeding 466 million dollars and deposits over 210 million in savings. The August 1 statement uses reports from institutions to outline resources, while city issues and local court actions mix in with political remarks and a pool room gambling case involving Morris Goldstein and family.
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Ohio
B. Seymour
Lewis Re elected President of Ohio Labor Federation
Dayton report on Thursday convention in Martins Ferry shows Llewellyn Lew as president of the Ohio Federation of Labor. Off ers report praises Gov. Maret on labor stance. next convention set for Toledo. No action on Bryan candidacy. Pardon Board in Columbus recommends clemency for William Young for manslaughter and Joh Rafferty for perjury.
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Dayton
Llewellyn Lewis
Martins Ferry
Ohio Federation of Labor
Guv. Maret
Toledo
Bryan
Peyatdent
Columbus
William Young
Clark County
Stove
Joh Rafferty
Arrests and Legal Notices in Millinette and Springfield
oct 16 millinette arrest after illegal bird plume case with Anna Kanddler fined 45 dollars. an oward politician and domestic issues noted with dominion government Hindu resettlement remark. balloon crash Berlin reports a German balloon fell into the sea. women aboard rescued. Springfield sees a new Bryan Club organized by Negro voters led by veterans formerly at Brownsville to bolt the Republican ticket.
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Berlin
North Sea
Springfield
Negroes Farm
Bryan Club
Springfiel
Reon, Wan
Brownsville
Railroading in China Aims and Attitudes in Early Plans
An early report details a Shanghai to Woo vung railway venture, its opposition by mandarins, and the eventual transfers of control. It compares global rail progress, noting Britain, the United States, and Russia, with China’s limited miles, coal output, and growing waterways. The piece cites crossings of cultural tension and the push for infrastructure amid foreign influence.
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Marrin Convicted of Forgery in Brooklyn Case
In New York on Thursday Frank C. Marrin a former Brooklyn lawyer and politician was convicted of forgery in the first degree and remanded for sentence. He forged a mortgage to secure four thousand dollars and allegedly deceived widow Caroline Berry out of seventy thousand dollars by questionable means.
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Frank C. Martin
Brooklyn
Caroline Berry
Another Move in the Tucker Case in Chicago
Mik William F. Tucker through counsel on Thursday withdrew from court the charge of wife abandonment recently fled against her husband Gal Tucker. Attorney Mia Tucker stated the case was quashed in municipal court to clear the way for grand jury action.
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Chicago
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Mik
Willian F. Tucker
Thur Lay
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Pearson
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Jory Aetlon
Race horse Allen Winter sold for forty thousand dollars
Lexington Kentucky October 10 news reports Allen Winter, noted for wins in the Rendville handicap and other Grand Circuit races, was sold for 40000 dollars to I Schlesinger of Vienna Austria. The horse will be raced in Austria.
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Went
Allen Winter
Schlesinger
Vienna
Austria
Atutria
Ohio colored Baptists back Taft in Dayton meeting
The Ohio conference of colored Baptists in Dayton indorsed Taft on Thursday night. Delegates represent about 26,000 voters in the section.
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Négro Baptiste Indorsé Taft
Dayton
Det
Ohio Conference of Colored Baptiste
Taft
Fire Destroys 107 Cars in Kansas City Yard Blaze
A Thursday blaze at the Kansas City Routhery yards destroyed 107 cars valued at about 66,000 dollars. Pitcturg Kat Oft M-Phew reported the loss as the fire swept through the lot and damaged multiple vehicles.
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Kansas City
Income Shrinks In Divorce Case Over Alimony
New York Oct 16 Howard Gould asserts his income fell from 600000 a year to 400000 after last year’s depression and that he lent 500000 this year in a divorce suit against Katherine Clemmons Gould who seeks an increase in alimony from 25000 to 120000 a year The defense notes Gould’s income figures and alleges Mrs Gould's extravagant spending and attempted independence while Gould claims years of estrangement and support of 200000 previously The court reserved ruling on alimony pending further evidence.
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New York
Howard Gould
Nile
Justee BiseHom
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Gould
Delancey Nicoll
Nicoll
Nivoll
Swierg Yea Tracks Remedy Reference in Chicago News
In the Chicago News the remark about remedy and whisky wood hints at a classic exchange. The dialogue mentions Swiger and Digny as speakers, noting a persistent pattern of someone recognizing a recurring word.
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