Civic Federation Opens Talks on Capital and Labor Tensions
Chicago hosts the National Civic Federation conference in Steinway Hall with delegates including William D. Mahon Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and others to discuss wage earners and capitalists relation. Judge Watterman opens sessions urging peaceful industrial progress and balanced public welfare.
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Chicago
Steinway Hall
National Civic Federation
William D. Mahon
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
McClure
New York
Watterman
The
Civic Federation
Capitawan Alan
T. F. Wordlock
New York financial y#per
Oscar Strauss
New York Board of Trade
Tranzporation
John BM. Stahl
Howard W. Taylor
Harrison
Mrr. Strauss
Liem
Arsa
Henry White
United Garment Workers
Thomas F. Woodler
John M. Stahl
Farmers’ National Congress
Jeang Christ
Carpenter of
Galilee
Brotherhood of Man
Little Plume Confesses to Multiple Murders in Drowning
James Little Plume confessed to the murder of seven people killed Sunday morning at Two Medicine. The confession was made before United States Commissioner Arnoux in Drowning, Montana. He wounded himself to avoid suspicion and intended to kill fourteen more before his rifle failed.
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Butte
Mont
James Little Plume
United States
Arnoux
Robbery at J D Hunter's Camp on Ophir Creek
A Post-Intelligencer dispatch reports that two armed men robbed J D Hunter of over $7,000 in gold dust and 375 ounces of gold at his Northern Light camp on Ophir creek No 3 Tuce day night. They left 400 ounces of gold visible. Sluice box thieves are also operating on Anvil creek with nightly hauls.
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Anvil Creek
Demand for Higher Wages Triggers Pacific Express Strike
In St Louis on October 16 a walkout by Pacific Express messengers began after a 10 percent wage demand. The union Cocal Brotherhood of Railway Expressmen called the strike, with about 200 workers affected across East St Louis. Similar actions occurred in Wichita Kansas and Waonea City with about 90 and 60 workers respectively seeking higher pay.
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St. Louis
Pacific Express
Jocal Brotherhood of Railway
Cscurance
Fievers
F. KK. Gentsch
Pacific Express Company
Equitable
East St. Louis
Wichita
Kan
Pacifeirpress
Wells, Fargo and Adams Express Company
Waneae City
Wacifle Express Company
Burlington
Chicago
Chicago Hyers Leave Denver 4:15 P. m., and 9:45 P. m. To St. Joseph
Kansas City
Pacific Mail
Salt Lake
All Points
Park City
San Pete Valley
Enta
Sleeping Cara
Omaha
Cago
New York
Baton
Xlthrom
Traing
I. A. Lenton
Pagr
Lake City
C. A. Henry
Ogden G. &, Gilson
Ogden
London Brokerage House Faces 1 Million Pound Loss
London Daily Chronicle reports a major London stock brokerage firm suffered about 1,000,000 pounds in losses from a disastrous settlement. Forced liquidation prevented open failure and the firm is expected to be wound up and disappear. Several other firms may be compelled into similar action.
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London
The
Daily Chronicle
Stock Exchange
Tim Cays
Okeh
Deen
Stele
Settlement Lifts Burden from Market in Historic Move
Banks and financiers invested millions as relief spread that the settlement passed without failures. The Daily Telegraph calls it one of the most distressing recalls the stock exchange can recall, while the Standard notes the affected speculative stocks have moved into strong hands at market close.
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Daily Telegraph
Stock Exchange
Double Tragedy Strikes Laguna Street Murder and Suicide
In San Francisco an unknown man murdered Josephine Meade a Los Angeles college student at 1819 Laguna street then fatally shot himself nearby. Witnesses say the killer was seen in the vicinity all morning as investigators from the scene spoke with locals.
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Los Angeles
Josephine Meade
Ellen Meade
Compton Avenue
Twentieth Street
Katherine
James
Meade
Josephine
Father Harnett
Schmidt
Miss Meade
Misa Meade
Boston
Paul Schmidt
Vernon
Vermont Avenues
San Francisco
Berkeley
Laguna Street
Jildebrand
Powder Found on Rail Track Sparks City Alarm
Detectives led by Chief McEldridge pursuing a powder discovery on the rail line. Engineer Moffat reports the track appears sound. McEldridge, heading Northern Pacific detectives with breadhounds, has not returned from the search. Utah pavilion at the World's Fair to cost 5760 dollars.
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Utah State
Elite Steam Dye and Cleaning Works Advertisement
Reliable cleaning and dyeing services offered with steam dyeing and French dry cleaning for radical and gent's clothes. Dyeing guaranteed not to shrink and absolute guarantee on all work. Address listed as 2310 Washington avenue.
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Washington Avenue
First National Bank Directors and Officers Listed
The First National Bank directors and officers are named including David Eccles James Pingree Thomas D Dee and others. The notice states accounts of banks corporations firms and individuals solicited.
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David Eccles
Thos. D. Dea
James Pingrea
Eseceeses Ene Cashier Board OF Directors
Job Pingree
Joseph Clark
James Sharp
W. W. Riter
Gen. Wi. Tribe
Bernard White
Thomas D Dee Adam Patterson
Ogden State Bank Seeks Customers With Promised Courtesy
The bank proclaims prompt courteous service and attention to customers. It highlights interest paid on savings accounts and time deposits, with positions listed including President H. C. Biglow, Vice President A. P. Bigelow, and Assistant Cashier A. Moyes.
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H. GC
Utah National Bank Ogden Directors and Officers
The Utah National Bank in Ogden lists J. F. Dooly, E. Peery, H. J. Peery, Belcher, and W. L. B. Stanley as directors with Morace Peery and K. E. Hoag in executive roles. It is a United States depository offering liberal terms for accounts and interest on time deposits.
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Jo EL Dooly
Cccvcccunnesacs
Morace
Peery
K. E. Hoag
Accenees Cone Cashier
J. FE. Dooly, Ii
E. Peery
H. J. Peery
Suchghest Schilling’s Best as the Ser toullboiche
Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled with stray words and nonsensical phrases. Likely no coherent news item can be reconstructed into a proper headline or summary.
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Schilling
Dynamite Found On Northern Pacific Track Near Helena
Six sticks of dynamite were found on the Northern Pacific track near Birdseye eight miles west of Helena. An east bound extra freight passed over the powder during the night without exploding it. The dynamite was discovered early this morning by section men.
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Helena
Mont
Northern Pacific
Birdseye
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