Roosevelts Pittsburg Stop Delights Local Crowd
President Roosevelt drew a large crowd as his train passed through Pittsburg en route to Mississippi for bear hunting. He greeted onlookers, spoke briefly, and toured the platform on foot, with police keeping the crowd back while officials traveled on to Cincinnati.
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Pitttsburg
Roosevelt
Pittsburg
Fink
Beevetary Corlelyoo
Dr. Tang
Memphis
Cincinnati
Punnsylvania
Longino
Mississippi
Juul I
Uhr
Trucka
Ware
Transportation of
the Pennsylvania
William Bradley
Railroad Polies
Portugal Not to Part With Its Colonies
New York dispatch reports Portuguese minister to Britain, M. Sousa Costa, denying Germany and Britain plan to acquire Portugal’s African colonies. He insists Portugal has no intention to part with any colony and that Britain has made no proposals. He calls reports speculative and urges public guard against misinterpretation.
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Portugal
New York
Germany
Great Britain
Portugaubo
Africa
M. We Sousa Hosu
Fim
Entil
Kald Digpateh
Par “Thera
Fortiuguesa
Britain
Anarchists Hold Mass Meeting in Chicago
Anarchists held a mass meeting at North Side Dorner Hall in Chicago on November 15 to mark the execution anniversary of four Haymarket defendants. Speakers from thirty groups denounced government power, with New York writer R. Grossman and Italian speaker Cuicappi Chanrar oid among those addressing the crowd.
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Thelin
R. Grossman
New York
Aensoner
Five Cours
Paterson
N. A
Grossman
HM Gorman
Haymarket
Caterson
Hays Market
Cuicappi Chanraroid
Antic
Inbar
General Missionally Conter MSO Report Urges Delegates
A garbled note references a general annudiantee of Le Masta dat Motanogul leading a group with fourly Med and phireh workshops. It mentions delegates and district coordination in Atloudaners, but the exact names, dates, and outcomes are unclear.
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le Masta
Motanogul Winch Hogai
Phireh
Ffany Pyery Cor Feronos Distriet
Atloudaners
Miners Voice Union Clash Over Wages and Hours
Washington, Nov 12. Anthracite mine owners resist union demands as United Mine Workers of America seeks recognition. Responses from Baer and others oppose wage cuts and shorter hours, insisting on production needs. Trade groups argue against union bargaining, citing impact on prices and competition. Recorders collect replies from Delaware and Lackawanna, Reading, and other operators, framing the dispute as a test of arbitration.
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Wrshington
United Mine Workers of America
Wade
Ite
Mitchell
Baer
Wright
Ress
Uhplouw
Delaware
Amyl Hudson
Henin
Hint Laken
Ol Thei
Thik
Lom
Gliphant Wedekus
Avery Lion
Wninn
Fowler Speoks
Scranton
Vikhill Coal and From Company
Sither
Mitel
Powler
Snecesaul
Olenwhore
Nysork
Bankers Conference Debates Currency Reform
New Orleans hosts the second session of the American Bankers Association with remarks by Col Lowe of Georgia and Congressman Fowler. Key discussions center on assets currency branch banking and proposed reforms to strengthen banking while preserving public interests and centralization limits.
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New Orleans
Secont Diy
American Bankers Association
Raysel
Col. Lowery
Geovgli
Ashe
KitLreigo
Adugilion
Kaliredge
Fnrmad
Mnule Yeaterda
John. Hianilon
Eharlatan
Charles C. Qhuwes
United States
Cuban Reciprocity No Longer Essential
Washington dispatch reports a shift in stance on Cuban reciprocity. Senator Culkin chairs a foreign relations panel discussing treaty aims, Palma opposes a 20 percent tariff concession, and plans for a Cuban visit by General Bier are drafted to assess conditions.
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Wasehington
Greely
Culkin
Vive Coramarithon
Celatinny
Cron Nine Dstov
Senar
Quesidy
Sulinik
Sebich
von Hawe
Trent
Sinmpea
Palma
United States
Uda
Wulerat
Cathe
Toms
Allord
Witla
Berretere
Max Tas
Rook
Bier
Cuba
Haik
Philippine debate on Chinese labor and silver policy
Vice Governor Luke Wright of the Philippines, in an interview at Bun Fraygisca Cal on November 12, discusses monetary strain and labor shortages. He debates a limited allowance of Chinese workers, noting skilled workers would help industries, while opposing an open door policy. Wright expects travel to the east for duty.
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Bun Fraygisca
Cal
Luke I. Wright
The
Pailippines
Attaica
Tnt
Lin Walter
Japan
Philippines
Avernor Wright
Wiscif
Lo Lotee
Unclear text on note redemption and government power
Fragmentary report discusses a plan named Tuditnapolia with assets and a five percent redemption rule for Yank notes. It suggests government authority to replenish funds by taxation and allows par value payments to the treasury while limiting private bank authority. The text is garbled, making precise details uncertain.
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Tuditnapolia
Tlaving
Donna
Body of John W. Mackay Missing in Oceanic Voyage
New York dated report states the body of John W. Mackay arrived aboard the White Star liner Oceanic from Bermuda after a collision and rioting incident aboard ship. The note mentions his daughter, Princess Colona, among the passengers aboard the same vessel.
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New York
Mackay
Biserpond
Colona Verry
Painter Chayle Faunee killed in patent office shaft
Washington dispatch reports painter Chayle Faunee, 45, was killed instantly when descending weights struck him in an elevator shaft at the Patent Allies Building. The accident occurred as he attempted to locate an article stored in the shaft room.
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Washington
Chayle Faunee
Patent Allies
Yo Tvl
Iain
Filetron
Cereal Plant Strike Forms Workers Union
In Chicago on November 12 more than 300 workers at the Hilsworth & Co cereal plant walked out. They met and formed the Cereal Workers Union as talks continue over pay, with piece rate wages cited and a push for a straight wage of 13 to 16 dollars weekly, plus 10 dollars for night work. The strike centers on wage terms and working conditions amid a broad labor movement.
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Ieigal
Truesidain
Chi
Hlsworth & Co
Cere
Pelony
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Haymarket Rynure
Teneo
Last & Thomas
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Victoria
Rosalie
Beautley
Conter Mso
Miners’ Union
Bann
Delaware and
Pera
Wade Aye
Fou Crnions Wis
Thn Commission
Bellyeera
United Mini Workers of
Imerira
Etrike
Vrhealde
Ayon
Mr. Wreesdale
Alt
Tess Uae
Congressman Fowler
Dawes
Lye
Lin
Beaneh
Jimuy Sehen
Indnettin
Horne White
Poat
Gooleas
Ser Pin National Bank
Notin
Connie Gaeopt
Chen
Ruvape
Islands
John W. MacKay
Anivea Dn
Mrs. Mackay
Shah Stork
Wright’s Dry Goods
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