Great coal strike ends as arbitration plan approved
In Washington on October 21 President Roosevelt summons the arbitration commission to meet. By a vote the mine workers accept the arbitration plan, ending the five month strike in the anthracite coal fields. President Mitchell says Roosevelt will convene the commission and a decision is expected within a month. Delegates debate reinstatement and wages as they prepare to resume work. the convention adjourns with the strike officially called off.
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Arbitration Commission
Presient Roosevelt
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Prestlynt
Mitchell
Sol
Atenm New Said
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Hazelton
John Markle
Wil Uveaid
Kingston Company
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Bfren
Unite States
Ammerics
Gan
Theodore Rosacvelt
Washingwl
Pennsylvania
Adiiresend Toolm Mitehell
Uuitet
Ming Workers of America
John H. Wilson
E.W. Parker
George Gray
B. B. Clark
Thomas H. Watkin
Bishop J. Syolding
Cavell D. Weight
Dhemiers
Ohn Alitelell
Ithe United Slice Workers
Ssiblanee Ais
Joan Autohele
Wilson
Secrtary
Gig
Strom
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Tor
Tonya Shove
Atiousl
Aicinis
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Ile
Shet Spreches
Polisi
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Hugh
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Angle
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Oleh
Habor
Irae Dumanigm Jms
Whic
Annal
Depe Ntl
Strike Ends Lifts Mood in City as Miners Return
News of the coal strike ending brings relief. officials and operators express satisfaction. President Baer and other leaders indicate hope for resumed work by week’s end while miners and unions see lessons about labor power and future wage negotiations.
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New York
Baer
Rerding
Fowler
Markle
Widim
British Troops In Great Danger War Dispatch From New York
An article reports urgent concerns over British forces in peril amid Somali coast tensions and possible raids. It cites correspondence from New York and cites Col. Sie, Col. Swayne, and other officers discussing supply shortages and impending engagements. The piece notes enemy movements and questions how troops will fare against anticipated attacks.
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York
Gel
Sie
Cale Ayrupete
SOVS ARRESTED IN VARKS CEL 2H THEVINGE BIGHEE
Fragmentary report details arrests and an investigation at a hotel amid unclear names and locations. Portions mention suspects, a beat, and possible payments or balances. The text is garbled with multiple improper phrases and missing context.
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Estadt
Heia Pene
Phey Sary
Antena
Pheie
Louis Tiley
English Missionary Killed Amidities Report Suppressed
A garbled report notes the death of an English missionary amid unclear details. The fragment mentions Musaxeo, Suan, and religious figures, with references to a hostile environment and possible retaliation. Names and places are uncertain in the damaged text.
Rush Of Italians Sew Vink Or
Fragmented OCR text suggests a historical notice about Italian arrivals and population estimates, with garbled numbers and phrases. The readable elements mention welcome or landing days and a population figure around two thousand one hundred, with unclear references to arrangements and timelines.
Fragmented Canary Island cable notice
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San Mravedsea
Islaviel
Pacific Coast Rain Forecast Strikes California
A fragmented weather report notes a Pacific coast rainstorm moving from the north to southern California. The system, described with garbled place names, is expected to affect the region this afternoon, with wind and rainfall likely near coastal towns and inland areas.
Advancing Ox Caragas Invasion Report From Willomatadi
Oct 21 Willomatadi reports troops from the perphutrimary army reappeared in strong form as spies and a handful of Caraens are noted. The government sends troops from Lar Victoria to impede revolutionaries near Areois, amid ongoing unrest and counteraction.
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Willomatadi
Perphutrimary
Trong Foren
Republic
Lar Victoria
Areois
Incomplete US Note Reveals British Diplomatic Pitch
Premier Balfour commented on a diplomatic note between Major Frans Hurdle and the doxal commission. The United States sought access to correspondence about Roumania’s relief and the status of neutral ships. Publication uncertain, with timing not specified.
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Vondun
Howe
Doduy Lou
Frans Hurdle
Hemember
Balfour
Pan
United States
Roumanhi
Andy Ahrvotue
Hana Mpper
Wiwity Wanhl
Facetious Message From Mark Twain Stirs Mixed Reaction
Fragmentary OCR piece presents a garbled Tale of Mark Twain sending a playful note. It mentions places like Woethinegon and Hunts, with scattered names and odd phrases. The exact event and context remain unclear due to severe text corruption.
Woman Dies After Complicated Heart Surgery
New York Cot 2 One of her heart surgeries ended fatally after a complex operation at Fey hospital. The patient, Mrs. Angley, underwent a procedure to repair a heart wound but suffered severe bleeding and was unable to recover despite surgeons' efforts. The operation, performed by a team including a named surgeon, aimed to save her life but the heart remained exposed for an extended period before bleeding subsided. The hospital reported the patient died despite blood transfusion and internal repair attempts. The surgeons noted the difficulty of the case and the patient’s underlying condition, with Kingsley Jeff offering his opinion on months of her illness and care prior to the operation.
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New York
Fey Hospital
Ingley
Jean
Tome
Miguel
Gemtrick Iech
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