STILL SILENT AS MITCHELL SAYS UNION VOTE DELAYS ROOSEVELT VISIT
President Mitchell delays replies as unions vote on strike action. Nearly unified in favor of remaining out, workers refuse to operate under armed guards. Army deployment ordered across coal regions to manage disruptions. Mitchell heads to New York with three district presidents to press for a settlement while public notices and telegrams reflect mounting pressure and widespread impacts on mines and schooling.
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Chaos in Pittsb. Army Strike Threats and Muted Clashes
Scattered dispatches describe militia strains as the Twenty-seventh regiment and others move through preparation areas while workers’ protests and strikes spread across Panther Creek region. Reports note mixed troop movements, uncertain outcomes, and local sentiment urging decisive action amid labor tension and security concerns.
Riot in New Orleans as nonunion men clash with mob over streetcar run
A mass streetcar riot in New Orleans follows an attempt to operate a car from Canal Street. Policemen and civilians are wounded as mobs and nonunion workers clash with bricks, stones, and missiles flying. Two Chicago men arrived with a strike force to seize the car, but were overwhelmed. several police and motormen are injured and authorities plan charges against rioters.
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VREELAND COMPLAINS AT RAILWAY MEETING
Detroit crowds hear President Vreeland denounce public and legislative hostility to street railways. He cites tax and regulatory hurdles, urges protecting contracts and freigh car interchange, noting railway mileage rose to 120 miles and earnings taxed. The remarks respond to Mayer Maybury and reflect push for legal protections.
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Expect Cool Wave From Weather Bureau Forecast
The Weather Bureau warns of a cool wave likely to be felt in Kansas City. Forecasters report a strong morning outflow with the wind from the southwest. The minimum temperature reached 46 degrees, with hourly readings beginning to record later.
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Paris Strike in France Sparks General Labor Action
Paris October 3 French miners federation declares a general strike to begin tomorrow. About 4000 miners have walked out in the northern coal fields near St Eyuml? with reports of widespread stoppages and disruption in mining districts.
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Roosevelt in Invalid Chair Reviews Grand Army Parade
Washington October reports President Roosevelt, in an invalids chair with a board under his injured leg, reviewed the Grand Army parade from a carriage amid cheering crowds. Mrs. Roosevelt joined later as the procession passed along Pennsylvania Avenue, while veterans and officials marched in a long Civil War era display.
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Miss Roosevelts gown revived from wedding dress
Washington reports a gown fashioned from Mrs Roosevelts wedding attire. Miss Rosewater admirably presents a tall, elegant dress inspired by the former first lady's wedding gown, showcasing tasteful design and notable craftsmanship.
Washington to keep Mrs Roosevelt wedding gown
A long white wedding gown once worn by Mrs. Roosevelt is being recreated in Washington. The gown, admired by Alice Roosevelt as a child, was promised to her when grown. After fitting by a Washington modiste, the dress will be completed with mother’s lace and showcased next winter.
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Deadly rear end collision injures dozen in New Jersey
A Pennsylvanian railroad passenger train rear collided with a western express near Menlo Park New Jersey. One dead and twelve injured as a heavy four Pullman car bound train was struck at a sharp curve by a high speed Philadelphia train. Ambulances rushed to scene and injured were taken to Jersey City hospitals with some needing serious care.
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Labette tax muddle prompts state auditor advice
Labette county treasurer David Jennings traveled to Topeka to seek guidance from the state auditor and attorney general over a titling tax dispute. The issue centers on differing levies used for state taxes on personal property and real estate, with county officials raising real estate rates by twenty percent while leaving personal property unchanged, complicating tax receipts and requiring county accounting adjustments.
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New Western trinnTvin graph com reorganizes service
The report by Colonal RoC. Clowey as new president details a full reorganization of the company service in the eastern and Southern regions. Direct working crews replace relays, trimming annual operating expenses by 8676,000 and boosting revenues. Contracts expanded to over 1680 miles. directors re-elected with one exception. John J. Mitchell and Howard Gonla filled vacancies after deaths.
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British Artillery Test Uses Painted Guns at Aldershot
London reports a new artillery experiment at Aldershot testing painted guns and limbers in three primary colors to blend with various ground. Six guns were positioned on Fox Hills with officers asked to locate them from 3,000 yards. The test showed officers could not detect the painted guns as they moved to engage.
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Old Negro Declines Pension in Knoxville News Tale
Peculiar Knoxville story reports an aged black man refusing a pension of 16 dollars after a panic at Kingsport Hole. The tale mentions claims of pension grants and independence, with references to Jesus Christ and local figures. The fragmentary text includes names and scattered events, yielding a brief, unclear historical item.
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Not Dying Out Party Collar Not Heavy Enough to Offset Official Dishonesty
A brief item argues the party collar remains insufficient to counterbalance perceived official dishonesty. It highlights ongoing tensions between leadership and constituency and cautions voters about credibility.
Honor Over Politics Claims from Fearless Republican Editors
A bold statement asserts that honor remains the party’s guiding force despite political pressure. The editors vow no change in stance or principles, emphasizing steadfast integrity and public duty over partisan maneuvering.
Controversy Over T. T. Kelly In Kansas Race
Kansas voters face a heated fight over T. T. Kelly's bid for state treasurer. Newspapers across the state question his past embezzlement charges and payment to a county treasury, urging scrutiny before casting ballots on Election Day. Republican voices denounce his candidacy while opponents cite affidavits and editorials from Wellington and Linn County papers.
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Schooner Anno Music Wrecked off Kincardine Coast
The schooner Anno Music from Alpens Michigan carrying coal for Kin Wisconsin waterworks ran aground at Kincardine Ontario last night. Captain Casial Gordon and three crewmen drowned along with Mr Fors ton who helped lead a rescue party.
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Cupid in Anthony Home Wedding at Susan B. Anthony House
In Rochester on an October Thursday a century event unfolds as a wedding will be held at the Anthony home, the Susan B. Anthony residence. Miss Anna Dann, longtime aide, will serve as maid of honor with Rev Anna presiding. Only intimate friends attend under simple decor of black-eyed Susans and maidenhair ferns.
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Freight Collision Kills McGrew Morris and Wounds Two
In Peoria Illinois October two freight trains collided on the Chicago Peoria and Saint Louis line. Morris McGrew of Springfield Indiana was killed and two others injured including Jacob Reichert of Monticello and an unnamed boy. Several more suffered injuries.
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Jersey Applejack Galore
In Washington New Jersey the apple rush continues as crowds gather to inspect and purchase the harvest. Farmers note tight tax conditions over the past two years and a steady stream of fruit arriving at the stile. The day brings keen interest in the Gainey line and seasonal produce. The Union Pacific Tea Co. is highlighted for today’s feature.
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Mills Store News Dress Goods Offerings
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