Meeting at Senator Platts Office on Coal Strike Tactics
New York Oct 1 Senators Quay Pennsylv ania and Platt New York meet at Senator Platts office to discuss how to end the anthracite coal strike The operators demand exclusion from politics while miners press for federal action and an end to unlawful combinations The Wilcox letter is cited urging government action against the mine workers and their organizations In Wilkesbarre soldiers patrol mining towns amid mounting political maneuvering.
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Ready for Fray C B Hoffman Chosen to Preside
C B Hoffman is selected to preside over the fusionist faction as tensions rise. The appointment signals a move to unify competing groups and steer forthcoming political activities. Hoffman's leadership is expected to shape candidate alignment and strategy ahead of upcoming ballots.
Bailey Craddock debate to feature fusion leaders in Topeka
Bailey Craddock debate in the Topeka Auditorium next Monday will feature Fusion chairman FB Hoffman of Enterprise and Captain E M Philips of Shawnee County Republican central committee. Hoffman heads the fusion ticket drive while Craddock defends taxation plans. The event includes hour long speeches with Bailey closing in five minutes and debate play expected to energize Wichita rivals.
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Fragmented political tract questions free silver doctrine and conscience
An ornate, skeptical speech lampoons the Republican party and free silver. It contrasts past calls for liberty with present party tactics, mocking leaders and the idea of true conscience. The prose threads a warning of political manipulation and social upheaval.
Native Tensions Rise Near Meeker After Clash
Report from Meeker Colo says local settlers fear renewed hostilities after a confrontation with likely Native fighters near Kangely. A messenger notes about 400 tents in the area and that bucks have moved squaws and dependents back to the reservation. Stores are urged to sell stock and prepare, with locals mobilizing to reach the scene if needed.
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Maniac John Hoyer Committed After Valley Falls Incident
John Hoyer of Valley Palle, described as violent and insane, was taken to the state hospital in Topeka. Doctors traced his condition to a carnival incident near Valley Falls where a balloon ascent and a fall allegedly influenced his mind. He is the son of a wealthy farmer.
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Reyer
Six Story Building Fire Strikes New York Street Block
Fire swept a six story building at 478 Peat Street and caused $73,000 in damage to the structure and its contents. Firemen forced residents to flee their rooms as flames endangered occupants but no injuries were reported.
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New York
Peat Street
Engineers on a Strike in Portland Oregon
Steamship crew disruption follows resignation of engineer W. Elder. Company reports inspectors absent as engineers strike. Names appear for positions across several companies and regions. Next session expected at same time and place as prior.
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Frisco Gets It Stewart Is Made National Commander
Stewart of Pennsylvania is named National Commander as Frisco wins the final selection. The announcement marks a key leadership shift with Pennsylvania's veteran leader taking the top post in the organization.
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Stewart
Pennsylvania
Women Also Elect at Grand Army Encampment
Washington Oct 10 The Grand Army of the Republic chose San Francisco as the 1903 encampment site over Atlantic City and Stratoga after New York delegates backed the Pacific city. San Francisco led 573 to 68, with officers elected and a push to modify civil service laws for veterans. Mrs Roosevelt hosted a large reception for women’s patriotic groups at the Corcoran gallery, with resolutions praising Theodore Roosevelt. Forecasts of variable winds and rain in Chicago.
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October Pleasant Weather Bets on Weekend Football
The article notes rising temperatures and pleasant October weather with forecasts predicting fair conditions for Saturday football games. Early morning readings show temperature fluctuations as officials record hourly changes.
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Ocinek
Forbes License Plot Shown In Topeka Scavenger Case
Topeka officials challenge P H Forbes who collected a license fee for scavenger work without proper contract. Thompson secured a license via a receipt but faced city opposition and possible arrest, while Forbes defends legality and plans to continue. Evans linked to scavenger venture. Osborn denies firm backing.
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Quiet in New Orleans as rain cools street car strike
New Orleans October 10 heavy rain helped police keep order around the street car strike. Wires cut on Canal Street from Claiborne to Prieur by unknowns. State guard, called by militia officers, reported for duty. No passenger cars operated. Leaders summoned to the governor and attorney general for potential peace moves.
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Chicago Riot Tops Wages Strike At Local Plant
A wild scene erupted as women workers clashed with police during the W. Rickles plant strike. Parrot wagons ferried many strikers beyond picket lines while several sisters including Hote Anne and Mureling Zitte were arrested on riot leadership charges after victims were carried away in carriages. Mary Hillman and S34 Mareh refused to yield their posts amid the chaos.
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Pendleton Sentence in Missouri Bigamy Case
Pendleton, former mayor of Gentry Missouri, convicted of bigamy, received a five year sentence in the penitentiary under an assumed name. He previously used aliases including Zotin Cox and Coda Morris, and intimate details involve Miss Grate Obley of Emporia Kansas and a coffin burial report that misled Orlando Oklahoma.
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His mad frenzy also fatally wounds three little children
A violent outburst leaves three young children dead and others injured as a man succumbs to a frenzied attack. Investigators race to piece together motives and timeline in the weeks following the incident.
Tragedy Over School Dispute Ends in Shootings
In Grand Forks North Dakota a board meeting over school conduct escalated into violence. Mennonite community local teacher Henry L Cowen shot three trustees and two girls, killing himself later. One Rempt daughter injured. others doomed.
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Nebraska Supreme Court Bans Bible Reading in Public Schools
Lincoln Neb Oct 1 The Nebraska supreme court rules that reading the Bible and prayers in public schools are unconstitutional. The state decision stems from Gage county district court and lower court rulings. The opinion notes the plain letter of the law and is joined by Justices in concurrence.
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Huston Stands Pat in Court Martial Defense
Lieutenant Colonel Huston of the Fifteenth Infantry appeared before a court martial in San Francisco on charge of violating the fourth article of war for not calling out troops to quell soldiers outside the President reservation. Huston's counsel Captain Franke McIntyre said the defense will rely on Winthrop's code of military law which limits U S military intervention in local disorder unless ordered by the president through immediate commanders.
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Expensive Spoon Fines Hit Former Waiter
Harry Ross, former waiter at the Two Min restaurant, was fined $5 plus costs totaling $291 in city court this morning for allowing a spoon to stick to his fingers during his employment.
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Mills Store News Glove Advertising and New Arrivals
Mills hosiery and dress goods listing exclusive Perrin French Kid Gloves at 1.50 and 2.00 per pair with claims of superior quality. Displayed new striped and dotted fabrics in wide ranges. New Ideal Ruff s in 1902 styles with lengths from 2 to 9 inches. Express today brings 50 new suits 100 coats ladies and misses 75 dress skirts, Parisian models, new fabrics, affordable prices.
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