16 Oct 1902
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1902
Page
1
Wilkes-Barre notes a public address by President Malfeell detailing union and strike issues. He urges executive officers to delay a convention and seeks unity among labor groups while addressing oil price concerns and organizing responses to the labor confrontation.
Washington updates report a coal miners dispute intensifying as a presidentially appointed arbitration commission considers terms. Mitchell backs commission plans while workers press for broad arbitration outcomes and potential return to work by Monday in the Wilkes-Barre region.
Mixed reports from Philadelphia and surrounding areas describe nearing settlement after a five month strike. Workers contested terms as production lines remain idle while 24,000 Reliung Company ears and related assets await decisions. Military plans and city readiness are noted as authorities seek a speedy resolution with unions and management.
In the House of Commons a fierce exchange erupts over Ireland as Prime Minister and Irish nationalists clash. Debates center on education bills and Ireland’s governance with O’Brien warning of revolt while Balfour and Wyndham face sharp questions and a tense division ends with a government vote.
Fragmented OCR outlines a witness list and defense hearing involving Tom Horns, Cheyenna Wyn Sat, and Willie Nickett with Deputy Mar thal Barrows cited. Text is garbled, mentioning witnesses, a deputy, and a case about a killed son, lacking clear events or outcomes.
Fragmentary military notice from Washington and Omaha indicates a 16M order reducing troops and reorganizing units. The document notes dissolution of certain detachments and a fixed manpower ceiling, with no further details on dates, units, or specific officers.
General Tat M. Wilson, previously identified as the One Preidnint, is named to a key wartime remittance role by Secretary Mout. The announcement follows last night’s events and specifies the new appointment effective immediately.
A runaway electric car struck a traffic pole and damaged a Jackson Street line area. The vehicle careened through mud and left the track, skidding near a hill before stopping. No injuries are reported, and witnesses describe a frantic escape as bystanders assisted.
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