President Roosevalt Convenes Anthracite Talks Fallout
President Roosevelt invites coal operators miners and officials to the White House for a second conference aimed at ending the coal dispute. Leaders Mitchell Knox Wilcox Cumatt and others attended while secretaries and railroad reps prepared separate statements as private talks continued amid a tense, uncertain outlook.
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Previdvat Oliphart
Jay Delaware & Hulton
David Wilcos
Xonern Agunro
Read
Vrealvat ‘Cumatt
Pennsylvania
Wien
Tbe
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Roe Bentine
Henly
Pontine
Jour
Knox
Mitchell
CGF
Gyorke B. Ber
Ing
Thomas
Erin
Travetile
Carridee
Gratit
Frewadens
EL Filer
Ontario & Wiser
Daha Markle
Uhr
F Markin
Oke
Mel Wilcox
Delaware & Prudmyy
PraMaone Upbunk
Ena
J. Canmatt
Ference Hargist
Aviook
Inno
Roamers Bank Ase
Eral Knox
Beth Partiqis
Rome
Ted Warty
Mody
Stitchell
Brentdente Datty
Nichole Ad Paly
White House
Baltimore 4 Cine
Enel
Laer
Grove
Mel Mitchell
Editorial on the coal strike and wage comparisons
An Indianapolis News editorial quotes President Mitchell and others, arguing that anthracite wages lag behind soft coal and that miners work longer hours. It cites price and output data to claim misrepresentation by operators and calls for arbitration while challenging recent union statements.
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Indianapolis News
Mitchell
Miners’ Organization
Haer
Oper- Mare
Luer
Nesion
Méioh
Gace
Mitchel
Bier Sturttier
Miteheil
Hera
Bir Mitchel
Pennsylvania State Bureau of Salen
Ima
Ibereane
Morgan testifies on gas cost before special master
In Topeka transcript, Morgan of Excelsior Coke & Gas testifies from company books about gas manufacture cost for 1900 and 1911. He says production cost about 1.0265 per thousand cubic feet, with net profit far below an expected 19 percent on invested capital. City attorneys push book production as key evidence.
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H. 8. Morgan
Sf Tie
Elmor Coke and Gar Company
Gar Company
Della Kas Chée
Robert J. Brock
Manhattan
Ens Company
Mr. Morgan
Charles F. Spencer
McFarland
Withersey
Morenn
Topeka
Dmorgan
Morgan
Cos
Morean
Morganetto
Excéltor Coke & Gas Company
Hms
Matann
Exceisior Coke & Gas Company
Itabuay
Clark Unter
Trusts Theme Dominates National League Debate
Chicago October 3 The piece reports on Senator Dolliver of Iowa and his defense of protecting American industry from trusts. It outlines arguments for tariffs and competition as safeguards, cites historical trusts and failed blocs, and notes party leaders and committee assignments including J Colby New Mexico M H DeYoung California and W Noble Indian Territory. The article also mentions the St Louis American League, a signers list, and a forthcoming game feature.
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Chicago
National League of Republican Clube
UnitedStates
IP Dolliver
Jows
Pula
Yan
J. Viegpant
Morgan
Ainte
Hamilton
Tdnine
Wheeler
Congress
Evlin
Ilogial Trust
Alleal Trust
Te Asphalt Trust
Bicycle Trust
National Ball Company
Ehielt
Natue
Len Mantew
Montana
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A. Mindle
Cortese League
C. W. Jackson
Kansas
Leo Bennett
Indian Territory
M. H. de Young
California
Rearing oad me ate Nar Si oa tae
The readable fragments describe a local event involving natural causes and community response. Named individuals or organizations are not clearly identifiable in the text provided. The piece reads like a brief notice or column item from a historical newspaper page segment.
Republican State Ticket Nominated at Boston Convention
The 1904 Republican state convention in Boston nominated John L. Bates for Governor Curtis Gulla Jr for Lieutenant Governor William M. Olin for Secretary of the Commonwealth and Edward Bradford for Treasurer and Receiver General Henry E. Durner for Auditor of Accounts Herbert Parker for Attorney General The platform lauds President Roosevelt and McKinley and pledges sturdy support for tariff protection and imperial policy while urging fiscal restraint and orderly industry progress.
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Boston
Mass
Nepublican
John L. Bales
Curtis Gulla, Jr. Norton
Commonwealth
Wm. M. Olin
Edwant
Bradford
Springfield
Henry E. Durner
Malden
Herbert Parker
Lancaster
Teston
John J. Long
Enike Theart
Long
Bo Swift
Republic
Republican Party
McKiney
Mark
Ube
Republcan
McKinley
Roosevelt
Philippines
Aly
Cloris Tw
Muscachusetts
Wiliam McKinney
Theodore Roosevelt
Jessy
Cold North Winds Bring Frost Across the State
A dim northern blast moved through early today with lows reported from Wisconson and Williston to Merena. A government forecast predicts rain tonight followed by a cooler spell and a rise by Saturday. Temperatures dipped to the mid twenties in several towns as observers logged a small early morning precipitation.
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Williston
Tony Lander
Merena
Kansas
Jennince
Eac
Toul Raistall
Strike Makes Big MOB Ind Met 3 Die in Cuurt Ceotion
The article reports a deadly incident with multiple fatalities and references weather forecasts. It notes figures and official statements about the event as observed from Chicago and Massachusetts sources, including mentions of national accents and weather indications.
Noted Man Gone Dies in Denver at Age of 86
Prominent figure dies in Denver at 86. Obituary notes his long career, community service, and survivor details. An active local leader, he influenced civic projects and philanthropy across several decades. Funeral plans released by family.
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Denver
General Bela M. Hughes a Pioneer of Overland Express
Bela M. Hughes a prominent early figure in Denver transport and rail history died at his home after a long illness. He served as first president of the Denver and Pacific railroad, led the Overland Stage and Express, and was general counsel for Wells Fargo after the line’s sale. Born in Kentucky, he studied law and practiced in Missouri and Denver, also serving in the territorial legislature.
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Denver
Bela M. Hughes
Weet
Ilness Iam
Sengells
Overland Stage
Hxpress Company
Missouri River
Pacific Coast
Denver & Pacific Railroad
Mr. Hughes
Kentucky
Hughes
Bela MM. Basher
Mesa
Central
Pikea Peak Express
Iia A. Ruteell
Aianierto Gage
Ben Holladay
Atchison
Mane
Gen
Gen! Hughes
Organs Company
Wells, Fargo and Company
Express Company
Gen. Hughes
Sourh River
Salt Lake
California
Denver & Pacific Ath Park Rajironi
Iawt
Gen Hughes
Algiatm College
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Mills' Store News Glove Day and Ready-to-Wear Sale
Mills' Store News promotes new neckwear combining crepe de chine and fancy fabrics in two toned detachable styles. Glove Department highlights sale day and complete glove stock with guaranteed fit, urging customers to try on at the counter. Ready-to-Wear department features suits skirts waists and furs now on sale.
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Topeka
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