Rests With Mr Mitchell Calls Strikers Back to Work
In Fasiptan and Shamokin notices of acceptance of strikers terms are posted as the United Mine Workers officials delay action. Militia remains at several collieries while operators report some idle, others at full strength. Overtures for a 5 per cent raise are rejected by Mitchell. strikes continue across Johnstown and surrounding districts with authorities cautious about the next move.
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Fasiptan
United Mine Workers
Anaaar
Ehamokin
OperKinrn
M Marine
Botohell
Larkford
D. Zehner
Buviantion Sampariy
Leggh Ports
Mazinton
Depik
Tt Pardesa
Ecole
Tim Furchty
Taceepen Company
Ie Ae
Cena
Bosnes Portant
Blulhy
Kheetat Powara
Minter Wa
Pracenliy
China
Securiie
Onger Teating
Fecknill
Cs Rou
Roepenon
Washington
Breretary
Acta
Cilh Chen
Governor Roosevelt Struck by Rock at Newburgh Rally
Governor Roosevelt suffered a head injury when a rock was hurled at him during a Newburgh campaign stop. Witnesses say the rock struck his head but minor injuries were noted as he continued to greet supporters and complete the rally itinerary. He blamed the strike on a group of youths and pressed on with the day’s program in Ohio.
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Roceewelt
Newburgh
Cleveland
Herrick
Ghio Aid Offiers
Goveran
Bal
Pemberville
Sradner
Semente
Yerard
Box
Gosermor
Howe
Eivensda
Hemer— Sait
Govarnor Noah
Curtis
Canton
HoweVelt
Roosevelt
Grisham
Quenema
Quesema
Kan
Thomas
Evhra
Ae Griham
Enraged mob confronts Dowieites at city jail
Enraged crowds mob the jail seeking followers of Dowie, with deputies guarding as a writ of habeas corpus is issued. Police capture a man after hours of tense confrontation, while residents gather and patrol the streets seeking the detainee.
Sherman Dying As Former Secretary Sherman Lingers
Washington reports former Secretary of State John Sherman in ill health at his residence. He shows slight improvement but remains bed bound with a general collapse due to advanced age. Doctors say recovery unlikely though death is not imminent as family members gather at his bedside.
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Washington
John Sherman
Heyt
New York
Compton Sherman
General Sherman
Metallum
Mr Sherman
Als
West Point cadets discharged for study deficiencies report
Col A Tsarms, superintendent of the U S Military Academy at West Point, submits his annual report to the adjutant general noting excellent cadet health with eye troubles, discharging thirty deficient cadets, praise for graduates, and calls to raise admission standards and align entrance exams with public school curricula. He urges better math progression and naval cadet pay parity.
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Washington
West Point
Secretary of War
Commissioner of Education
West Point Ie
South Africa's Railways Plans Raise American Trade Interest
New York reports interest in a major project to route locomotives, builders, and machinery from Southern Africa to America for railway reforms and damaged Boer War workshops. Officials confirm large orders tied to a Sudan bridge contract and wheat valley development in Alsace.
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New York
Ibis City
Glenuard
Southern Africa Railways
Lord Roberts
Gernaard
Lati
Altare
Soudan
Soungatows Hadge
Gouin
Gaee
Alsiare
Arizona Population Doubles in Ten Years
Washington reports Arizona territorial population totaling 122112, up from 68120 ten years earlier, a rise of 63580 or 93 percent. The item notes the rapid growth amid territorial statistics and remarks on ongoing policy debates and regional sentiment.
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Arizona
Washington
Arisona
Robbers Hit Dr Keith Drug Store During Parade
Robbers entered Dr HH Keith's drug store at 422 Kansas Avenue during a Republican procession and made off with about $600 in cash and two checks. The theft broke the south side door glass and the iron drawer was carried away. Proprieter Dr Keith and LD Hazen were away at a political meeting, leaving a clerk to guard the store. Police reported no clear suspects as investigators noted the robbers were likely familiar with the building and safe layout.
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HH. Keith
Kansas Avenue
Esfe
LD. Hazen
2. Basen
Dr. Keith
Dr Keith
Mr. Hazen
Ous
Balanioe the Gay
Come
Inn Grawer
J. © Goings
J. S. Morris
Citizens” Bane
Keith Anid
Bettie Santa Fe
Brr
Hazen
Bills Dry Goods
Roosevelt’s Speech Interrupted by Cheers in Akron
Governor Roosevelt spoke in Akron this morning to a responsive crowd despite interruptions. He defended his record, faced protests urging Bryan, and praised prosperity while facing a lively serenade from the crowd that briefly silenced him before cheers resumed and his remarks continued.
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Anan
Roosevelt
Bryan
Teja
Cleveland
Tim
Perity
Defense Closes in Youtsey Trial in Georgetuan Ky
In the Youtsey trial defense attorney HL Gainer Wallace testified about a prior military office incident where shots killed Goetet and two others. The Commonwealth then presented Heswin questioning Arthur Goebel and Col. Nelson with Crawford in the Capitol, discussing a statement Youtey made and the related testimony as presented by Col. Nelson.
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Georgetuan
Youtsey
Todey
HL Gainer Wallace
Ofnce Shen
Goetet
Commonwealth Heswin
Arthur Goebel
Col. Nelson
Col Crawford
Capitol
Col
Nelson
Foutssy
Fragmentary notes on an inquiry and witness statements
The text records scattered statements from witnesses about an event with shooting. It mentions individuals such as Youtsey, Mrs Stamper, and a lawyer, with references to a conference, warnings, and sworn statements. The fragmentary material hints at legal proceedings and possible retaliation but lacks coherent details.
Grimes Testimony Feature Stirs Defended Case
The article notes a potential new line in the Frank Grimes case involving testimony from legislators and Republican pol iticians about Grimes and Burton, claiming they hinted at leveraging state funds for personal gain. Prosecution remains tight lipped while Willard deposition dominates discussion.
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Frank Grimes
Grimes
Burton
Frank Willard
Willard
Berr
Grime
Raid on three joints nets beer kegs bars and whisky
Police raided three joints last night seizing two kegs of beer with pumps two pine board bars and many glasses along with several pails of whisky. Arrested were George Kiauer at 25 Kansas avenue O Kempton 11 East Sirth street and Ed Hyan at 411 Kanes avenue. Hyan, proprietor at 411 Kansas Avenue, was not present and released. Kinner and Kempton were also arrested Monday night and released on bond, with cases set for October 20 and 25. new bonds posted for today’s court appearance at 4 PM.
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George Kiauer
Kansas Avenue
O. Kempton
East Sirth Street
Ed Hyan
Kanes Avenue
Hyan
Kinner
Kempton
Lincoln officials tour Topeka lighting plant for city ownership talk
Lincoln mayor MJ and four councilmen N W Dobson A H Jutton D J Green and William Schroeder visited Topeka to inspect the electric plant. Superintendent Goodrich explained city plant operations and costs as Lincoln weighs municipal ownership amid a broader urban policy debate.
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Lincoln
Topeka
MJ. Winner
Neb
N. W. Dobson
A. H. Jutton
D. J. Green
William Schroeder
Goodrich
Chicago School Board Bans Bible Readings in Schools
Trustees vote 13 to ? reserve no Bible readings in Chicago schools. Readings offered as substitute for Ethic readings barred by the board for years.
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Chicago
Board of Education
Bryan Begins Tour From Albany Through Western Empire State
Col Bryan with party departs Albany for Schenectady and the west. Large crowds bid farewell at Ten Eyck Hotel and union station. He addresses Schenectady crowd on trusts and the army, argues against monopoly and urges labor rights. Amsterdam and Amsterdam train reception drew vast audiences. He urges Republicans to scrutinize Democratic positions and questions about trusts and military policy.
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Albany
W. J. Bryan
Schenectady
West
Col Bryan
Charles
M. Buller
Jj, Denney
Mayor Jones
Toledo
Lange
Ten Eyck
Union Station
Bryan
Biss
Empire
Weather Indications For Chicago On Oct Fifteenth
Forest for Kansas predicts wind to shift to southerly from the north. Friday outlook shows warm spell in northern portions with a lighter breeze while gusts may affect eastern areas.
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Chicago
Forest
Kansas
Werther
Streetor acquitted of intention to murder at trial
The defendant was found not guilty of unlawful vesemblage and intention to murder. The chaotic report notes a land dispute and government factors while detailing the trial’s dramatic statements and military context. No further charges or corroborating details are provided.
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Neo Bestar
Ean
Preston Tang
Dumoine Frnet
Gollan
Syetar
Dutterites
Stroptur
Guenmue
Wien
Dillingham Wins Vermont Senate Seat on Third Ballot
Former Governor W P Dillingham elected United States senator by Vermont legislature on third ballot after Prouty withdrawal. Born Waterbury December 12 1848 he studied law and served as Vermont secretary of state and military affairs, later presiding over Waterbury National Bank.
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Ber
Vermont
Lcm Pa Dee
Waterbury National Bank
Yachting Stakes Narrowly Favor Watson Crew
In a hard fought series Tonuyn led Rav Ingartiern against Gir Themes and Lepton, with Sie Thoms pressing the aes econ ran. The Yachting World highlights the three race path to victory, praising experience and the prospect of Watson steering the boat to improved chances.
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Tonuyn
Lépton
Sie
Thoms
Aes Econ
Kham
Watson
Clyde Wariemunal
W. Jame
Divided by Three in New Orleans Harbor Scandal
In a late report dated October 18, new details emerge about a harbor corruption case involving Greene and Gaynor. Edward T John Sob of New Orleans testified on payments totaling over 2 million dollars, with Westcott, Carter's father in law, receiving one third. The defense notes the funds and timing, while examining records from banks and brokers across the city.
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Carter
New York
Edward T John Sob
New Orleans
Georgia
Johnson
Greene
Gaynor
Sugaina
End Rivers
Exmelly
Westcott
Johigan
Abra
J. Moe
Sai
Itis City
Ihr
Nowest Wero
Gaypor
Turns Down a Soldier and A BR Members Anger at Congress
Fragmented report details protests over Miller's action and seating disputes at a gathering, with references to U A Fusion, Cornell Grove Farm, and a protest against Congress. Includes a note about language learning for Filipinos and a medical claim for Rex in Tehintm.
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U. A BR
Congress
Buried Fire Loss Touches Small Town Store
A fire destroys a local store in a small town, with only a few charred bones of the owner’s remains reportedly recoverable. The scene draws attention from regional correspondents and residents as investigators assess the blaze and its impact on the community.
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Choty
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