President seeks settlement in coal talks amid looming winter fuel crisis
Roosevelt convenes second anthracite conference at the White House with magnates and miners, urging sacrifice for the public good while delaying concrete proposals until 3 pm. Boston reports mounting coal demand and theories of buried offshore coal. Bridgeport moves to recover sunken coal from Long Island Sound using sweep boats and dredges.
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Washington, D. C
Oliphant
Delaware & Hudson
David Wilcox
Cassatt
Pennsylvania Road
Boston
Mass
Boston Light
Miners Light
Hull
Point Allerton
Nantucket Point
Bridgeport
Conn
Long Island Sound
American Made Shoes Tell A Good Story
Washington D C Oct 3 Senator Harris of Kansas arrived in Washington wearing American made shoes bought in London for 20 percent less than Washington prices He argued tariffs keep American goods expensive abroad and urged tariff reduction to cut prices for American consumers He noted foreign buyers pay less for American farming gear and questioned the justice of current duties urging relief for buyers and manufacturers alike
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Senator Harris
Kansas
Washington
Harris
London
Kansas City
Waldorf Astoria Keeps Mexican Tiger As Boy’s Pet
Carl Harlows tiger Yaqui, a six week old Mexican cub, lounges in room 1072 at the Waldorf Astoria. The mother was shot near Sonora mines and Colonel Willis P. Harlow plans to keep the pet only until the boy can no longer manage her.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Carl Harlow
Willis P. Harlow
Arizona
Harlow
Yaqui
The
Sonora
Mexico
Campo Santo Nino
Carl
Matrimonial Mix Ends in Three Divorce Decrees
Judge Pugsley handles a tangled case involving Mrs. Lucinda Shepard with three divorces in Toledo and Upper Sandusky. Dr. Shepard, William Ash, and Mrs Ash-Sheppard are linked through two husbands, while Ash is alive in Canada. A second item reports New Orleans streetcar wires cut halting service with 1000 jobs posted to replace strikers.
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Dr. Shepard
Sheppard
Upper Sandusky
William Ash
Orchard Lake
Michigan
Ash
Ash Sheppard
Dr. Sheppard
Court House Park
Motorman Marries En Route In Rapid Transit Ceremony
Charles F. Boone a motorman wed Frances Simonski today in Baltimore as his car carried passengers. They met at the minister’s house after Boone halted his train at 1 30 p m the minister joined them for a one minute ceremony and Boone resumed his trip with his bride.
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Baltimore
Charles F
Boone
Frances Simonski
W. E. Ide
Woman anarchist lists twelve rules for husband
Dora Sutton from Wilkesbarre writes a set of twelve stipulations to her husband she left after claiming ill treatment. The rules include demands for rising times meals religious attendance clothing, money for beef and milk, cleanliness, and restraining his mother’s belongings.
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Wilkesbarre
Dora Sutton
Massachusetts Republicans Nominate State Ticket in Boston
Delegates at the Republican State convention in Boston nominate John L. Bales for governor with ex Secretary of the Navy John D. Long chosen permanent chairman. The platform endorses the current administration and supports Cuban reciprocity.
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Vention
Boston
Secretary of the Navy
John D. Long
John L. Bales
The Girls Favor Unions In More Ways Then One
The Clerks' Union plans a girl's league where every member will pledge to marry only union men and refuse attentions from men without union cards. The organizers are staunch unionists and will promote the cause. Members will be single women willing to marry if the right labor man is in a union.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Clerks’ Union
Rival Automobile Cited in Alienation Suit
Mrs. Fanny Pine sues for alienation of affections from her husband Dr. Milton Pine in Chicago Illinois alleging a large red automobile drew him away from their four year marriage. She cites his neglect and social prominence as factors in the suit.
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Fanny Pine
Milton Pine
Democrats to Form a Club Mass Meeting Tonight
A Democratic mass meeting is set for tonight at the court house in the district court room to organize a party club for the coming campaign. The event aims to unite members, polish speakers, and mobilize volunteers ahead of the election as Republicans faced criticism for weak opposition.
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Court House
Shake-up at University of Arizona regents in 1902
Arizona Governor Alexander Brodie initiates a broad removal of regents at the University of Arizona. Chancellor Herring resigns. candidates Winfield Scott and J. M. Ormsby poised for seats. Plan to appoint nonresident regent aims to curb local influence. President Adams’s tenure deemed secure.
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Zabriskie
Winfield Scott
Maricopa County
Tucson
J. M. Ormsby
Arizona National Bank
Ormsby
W. 8. Sturges
Adams
University
Alexander O. Brodie
Arizona
Board of Regents
The
Board of Regents of
University of Arizona
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