International Labor Strikes Hit Leading Cities Worldwide
The report recounts strikes and lockouts across major cities with workers in textiles, jewelry, glass, and iron sectors idle. It notes union actions in Philadelphia, England, New England, Morgantown, and Victoria plus efforts to organize new unions and wage increases amid a global industrial slump.
Condition of iron trade shows no improvements
New York Oct. 22 The Iron Age reports no improvement in the iron trade old orders are being worked off and new work only partially fills. Central West manufacturers discuss further restricting output to about forty percent while eastern producers have not formally voted the restriction though leading interests have signaled. A number of stacks have ceased operations and reports say some pig iron may move if freight rates drop on cotton ships.
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Seo
Aeham
Europe
Atlantic
New York
Central West
Chamberlain Urges Mandate for Colonial Negotiations
London reports Joseph Chamberlain spoke to a large Tyne mouth audience outlining a mandate from the people to negotiate with colonies. He stressed mutual fiscal policy power and warned negotiations would fail if the colonies demand too much. He insisted Britain and colonies must remain free to pursue their interests.
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London
Joseph Chamberlain
Tynemouth
Great Crusin
Glaspow
Great Britain
Two Arranged Weddings Under Threat of Gun in One Day
Miss Margaret Hamilton of Whitestone married Edward Rodich at Willets Point after a first ceremony in Manhattan. Later that day she was compelled by Frederick Kirkman Jr. to marry him at Rev. E. I. Thorpe’s residence with a pistol brandished on the train.
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New York
Margaret Hamilton
Whitestone
Sk I
Edward Rodich
Hospital Corpa
Willet's Point
Frederick Kirkman, Jr
Flushing
Roach
Miss Hamilton
Manhattan
Rev. J. Scudder
Mra. Roach
Kirkman
Tou Roach
E. I. Thorpa
U.S. general staff to send agents to South America
The Washington report states the new general staff plans to dispatch agents to South America to study military conditions as preparation for possible war to defend the Monroe doctrine. Officers will be accredited as military attaches in capitals such as Panama and Venezuela, with several selected from the staff. European agents are also gathering information on roads food supplies and other strategic details.
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Washington
Army
South America
United States
War Department
General Staff
Panama
Venezuela
C. B. Humphrey
E. V. D. Murphy
Staf
Greed of Schwab the Promoter Heard at Shipyard Inquiry
Lewis Nixon, president of the United States Shipbuilding Company, testifies about early consolidation attempts and Schwab’s purchase of Bethlehem and related stock and bond deals. He recalls meetings at the Lawyers Club in June 1902 and payments involving Morgan & Co. and Dresser.
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Lewis Nixon
United States Shipbuilding Company
Andrew Freedman
J. W. Young
H. W. Toora & Co
M. Schwab
Bethlehem Company
Lawyers’ Club
D. LeRoy Dresser
Untermeyers
Schwab
Afr. Dresser
Mr. Nixon
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan & Co
Dresser
Vixon
Dreaser
Witnness
Bethlehem
Nixon
Morn& Co
Guthrie
Wag
C. M. Tehwab
Oliver Wren
Untermeyer
JJ. Morgan & Co
Gates
Harris, Gates & Co
Young
Rehwab
Iis
Mr. Schwab
Hawaii to Represent At World’s Fair With Polynesian Architecture
Territorial officers seek a site at the World’s Fair in St Louis for a Hawaii pavilion featuring four panels of typical Polynesian architecture. Commissioner FW MacFarlane or a representative may be reached in St Louis regarding the request.
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Hawaii
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Rumor of Servian Payoffs Linked to King Plots Not Confirmed
A Vienna report alleges Servian army officers paid for assisting King Alexander and Queen Draga, naming Col Machin and Col Mfichlich with sums up to 6,000 dollars and 4,800 dollars respectively, plus junior officers and Avakymovited for leading the provisional government 10,000 dollars. No confirmation.
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Cheney Firm Promises Cure for Catarrh in Toledo
An 1880 affidavit from Frank J. Cheney of Cheney & Co. declares the Toledo firm will pay $100 for every Catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The document, sworn December 6, 1880, notes the product is taken internally and claims it acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Notary A. W. Gleason authenticated the statement.
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Lucas Vountf
Frank J. Cheney
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Scfall
Ogden Republican Platform Endorses City Progress 1904
The Ogden City Republican platform lauds city progress under Republican policies, endorses Mayor Glassmeit and the council, and pledges nominees to continue public improvements, home labor use, reduced floating debt, cash basis budgeting, and strict enforcement of laws in 1904 and 1905. The document highlights paving, macadam, sidewalks, and a proposed two to three mile boulevard plan.
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Greaer Protesa
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Vernal observations foresee big mineral progress after reservation open
Argund Vernal reports from Uintah county show hydrocarbon abundance and high grade ores despite idle Dyer mine copper operations. A Vernal crowd discovers uranium and vanadium with analysis underway. St Louis Gilanite ships about ten tons of asphaltum daily from the strip while coal near Green river matches Rock Springs quality.
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A. Hogle
Uintah
Mr. Kogle
Dyer
St. Louis
Utah-Wyoming Line
Green River
Rock Springs
Ilbgle
Eleventh Conference Opens for American Sunday School Union
Chicago hosts the eleventh conference as one hundred missionaries from across the United States gather for the opening of proceedings today.
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Chicago
American Sunday School Union
United States
American Surgical Instrument Trade group to meet next in St Louis
Chicago Oct 22 Members of the American Surgical Instrument Trade association closed their annual meeting deciding to hold the next session in June at St Louis. They also voted to pressure manufacturers to refuse sales to mail order houses that cut prices. Officers elected include JL Aloe president St Louis first vice president William H Armstrong Indianapolis second vice president A J Brand St Paul secretary J Frederick Martz Detroit treasurer Charles Lentz Philadelphia.
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American Surgical Instrument Trade Association
St. Louis
JL. P. Aloe
St. Louia
Willian II. Armstrong
Indianapolis
A. J. Brand
St. Paul
J. Frederick Martz
Detroit
Charles Lentz
Philadelphia
Notice of dissolution of Ballard and Rider
A dissolution notice states the firm Ballard and Rider is dissolved by mutual consent. Jamies Ballard purchases James Juder’s stake and will settle all debts. James Ballard and James Nider are involved. dated Ogden Utah October 22 1903.
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Ballard and Rider
Jamies Ballard
James Juder
James Ballard
James Nider
Daled
Ogien
Utah
Ren Hur Excursion to Salt Lake City by Oregon Short Line
Rail excursion from Ogden to Salt Lake City October 68th on Oregon Short Line. Depart 6 30 p m arrive 7 20 p m. Round trip fare 1 9. Reservations with G I Corse. Parquet and Dress Circles 2 00 First Circle 1 50 Balance of First Circle 1 50 Family Circle 1 00 Gallery 60 cents Matinee same as night Curtain 8 00 p m.
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Ren-Hur
Salt Lake City
Oregon Short
Ogden
Salt Lake
G. IL. Corse
Don’t. Ming
Grand Concert Company in Sherwood
One of the world’s great pianists performs at the Tabernacle Tuesday evening October 27 at 8 p.m. Reserved seats on sale at Culley’s drug store amid high praise from major papers for his artistry and technique.
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New York Sun
Rubenstein
Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph
Tierlin Tsercaaniy
America
New York Tribune
Ile
St. Louis Republic
Chicago Daily News
Tabernacle
Gale
Culley
Amusements: Rupert Hughes and Collin Kempin present Alexander the Great
Louis James and Frederick Warde star in the new Rupert Hughes and Collin Kemper play next Friday. Perdigcas, played by Warde, serves James’s Alexander while plotting, with a company of over fifty. Scenic effects include electric storms and avalanches.
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Alexander the Great
Rupert Hughes
Collin Kemper
Louis James
Frederick Warde
Perdigcas
Mr. Warde
Mr. James
Judas
Alexander
Wagenhals
Kemper
Sterling
Norman Hackett
Thea Cooke
Wadsworth Starris
Margaret Bourne
Engel Sumner
Clara Hoffman
Aphil James
Elena Leonard
Alexander Corbett
Hermann and
Freisinger
Mrs. Seidel
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Liskine Medfil dan dies in Chicago death note
H Liskine Medfil dan a west side attorney and Sixth District Republican chairman dies from liver trouble and a hemorrhage. Born July 23 1835 on a Schenectady county farm.
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H. Liskine Medfildan
West Gide
Sixth District
Republican Executive Committee
Mr. McMillan
Schenectady County
N. Y
Mexican Naval Commission Heads Home From Elizabeth
Three quarters of the Mexican naval commission that arrived in August 1901 to supervise two gunboats will sail home today. Fifteen members depart, leaving eight at the shipyard under Captain Manuel Azueta. Work on the gunboats to resume next week amid shipyard financial troubles.
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New York
Elizabeth
N. J
Cadeta
Manuel Azueta
Shipbuilding Company
Acre Question Talks Between Brazil and Bolivia Delegates
New York dispatch reports that Brazil and Bolivia representatives including Dr Assis do Brazil met in Rio de Janeiro to discuss Acre. Key issues include whether territory beyond the tenth degree should become Brazilian, Brazil paying Bolivia 5 006 000, and other terms under negotiation.
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New York
Acge
Acre
Assis Do Brasil
Washington
Hay
Saya
Tiapateh
Rio Daneiro
Brazil
Bolivia
Bolivia and Acre Trade Talks Persist on Amazon Route
Officials report no agreement reached on sending Acre products to Brazilian ports along the Amazon river. The parties agreed to continue the modus vivendi, which expired yesterday, as talks proceed.
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Monte Carte resort founder’s cautious ransom draft plan
Cenfty al Blanes Rane, founder of the Monte Carte gazobling resort, warned Riviera clients that he carried no money. He kept a red paper draft for several hundred thousand francs payable to the underssee, intended for ransom in case of kidnapping, with strict office instructions to only cash it if he sent a telegram ordering it.
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Personal note prompts paper man to stop leaving item
Mr. Lucky Strike tells his life partner to warn the paper delivery person not to leave the Social Recorder there in the future. The odd exchange hints at a domestic dispute within a household context and references a recurring delivery issue.
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Thia Social Recorder
Mr. Lucky Strike
Typographical error sparks wedding rumor in Phila Times
Mrs Strike questions a print error claiming a young champion is named as Laura's fiancé. She counters that she has acted as her fiancé for twenty years and vows to continue, demanding the paper stop the presses.
Monarch Over Pain From Dr. Thomas Electric Oil
An old advertisement notes instant relief from burns and cuts using Dr. Thomas Electric Oil sold at Attuny drug store. It promotes quick soothing effects and topical application for minor injuries.
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Monarch
Thomas
Attuny Drug Store
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