Railway Shopmen Strike Hearings Set After Friday
The mine strike commission prepares for hearings in the region of Slope Mines with 25 mines affected. Miners will present first, followed by 67 operators. Arbitrators toured Wilkesbarre area a Dorrance colliery with a 16 foot coal vein and gas conditions.
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Shop Men Demand Higher Wages Threaten Railroad Strike
In Chicago the Brotherhoods of machinists boiler makers and related workers threaten a walkout if the Chicago and Alton and Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroads refuse to sign a new agreement by week’s end. Demands run to 31 5 cents an hour up from 26. About 1000 may be laid off with 650 at C and A and 800 at C and E Illinois. In Springfield Mass 2800 members of four railway brotherhoods gathered to align efforts with leaders unable to attend.
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Fragmentary Note Mentions Unreleased Accomplishments
The text lists scattered numbers and addresses with no clear outcomes. It hints that whatever was accomplished was not disclosed. The fragmentary OCR leaves key actions or names unreadable and inconclusive.
York Loses 59 Percent of Men and Officers
York suffered heavy losses with 59 percent of its male personnel reported dead or missing. The president attended the Baptist church service yesterday morning, drawing attention to national mourning and morale.
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Grand Stand Collapse at Wisconsin Michigan Game
A temporary grand stand at a Wisconsin Michigan football game collapsed in Chicago after spectators swarmed onto the seats. About 1 000 were atop the structure as braces were being added, injuring 32 people including William Webster and Karl Lynch. The stand, brought by the Wisconsin team, was not yet complete when the crush occurred.
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Monument to Dick Yates Proposed in Illinois
At the G A R department of Illinois encampment in Springfield a standing committee was appointed to seek a $75,000 appropriation to erect a monument to first Governor Richard Yates on the state grounds in Springfield. W B Thistlewood and Tharle y M Trimble led discussions and planned to present the bill to the legislature.
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Ante Election Prophets in Indiana Claim Close Race
Indianapolis reports end of campaign as both parties claim victory. Republican chairman Goodrich predicts a Republican win and re election of Senator Fairbanks. Democratic chairman O'Brien foresees turnout deciding the state and a strong Democratic ticket with possible Republican losses in Congress.
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Roosevelt Visits Brandy Station Aboard Prepares for Washington Stop
President Roosevelt Secretary Root and others arrive in Brandy Station Virginia and proceed to Representative Lixey’s home. The group tours Manassas and Cedar Mountain battle sites, with Roosevelt noting new avenues in memory of Grant and Lee. Cortelyou bags a turkey. the president does not.
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Michigan Defeats Wisconsin 6 to 0 in Crowded Chicago Battle
Michigan beats Wisconsin 6 to 0 before about 22 000 at Marshall Field. Early score in eight minutes set the tone as both teams pressed, but the Wolverines held the lead. Other college scores from the day include Harvard 23 over Carlisle and Cornell 10 over Princeton.
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Miner dies in Frackenlust shaft accident at Heela mine
John K. Roth was killed instantly at the Heela coal mine in Frankenlust township when crushed against the elevator cage top. George Shirts, assisting Roth, fell thirty five feet, breaking a leg and an arm and suffering internal injuries likely fatal.
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Edward B. Kragg Sails From Havana to New York
Edward B. Kragg formerly consul general in Havana and recently reassigned to Hong Kong departed Havana aboard the Ward liner Mexico for New York, sailing on Saturday.
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Eld Soldiers Deaths Prompt 90 Day Drink Ban At National Home
Seven elderly veterans from the National Soldiers' Home in Marion die suddenly in bed within two weeks fueling suspicions of poisoning. A petition circulates among about 2,500 residents urging a ninety day abstention from alcohol.
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Farm Woman Slays Hawks Near Henryville
Mrs. Philip Fisher, wife of a farmer four miles south of Henryville Indiana, shouldered a shotgun and killed a hawk that measured four feet three inches from tip to tip of wing.
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Murder verdict and death sentence in Nebraska case
Pierce Nebraska reports a jury finding Gottlob Niegenfind guilty of first degree murder and sentencing him to death. The same notices announce the death of Margaret Kendal, daughter of actor and manager William Hunter Kendal, and a fire at Jones and Laughlin steel plant tool shop in Pittsburg causing $100000 in losses, plus the death of J M Hutchings, the so called father of the Yosemite Valley, in a runaway near Yosemite California.
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Cure for Stomach Disease Promoted by Dr Pierce
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Colombia unrest on Isthmus rail line with government troops
Reports from Colon detail trains carrying nearly a thousand government troops toward Tabernilla and Culebra as insurgents gather at San Pablo and stations along the line. US troops run without the U S flag amid ongoing skirmishes as Rear Admiral Casey sanctions troop movements.
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Hay Memorial Chapel dedication at Westminster school
Secretary of State John Wayaml Mre attended a service at the Hay Memorial Chapel in Hamshury Conn to honor Albert Stone Hay former US consul at Pretoria who died from a fall in New Haven in June. The dedication marked by simple exercises with school and invited members in attendance.
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Laurone’s Busy Island Tour Draws Attention in Philippine Archipelago
A Manila dispatch reports Ladrones active near Leyte and Samar. They attacked a town near Calbayog, slashing the presidente’s wife, killing others, and looting. Native constabulary claim to control the spasms of clergy defections amid Catholic church property tensions.
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Isthmus Reports and Global News Briefs Novel Steamer Movements
Steamship Trent reports rebel activity near the isthmus with US guards on the line causing Colombian indignation. Colombia seeks a 90 day armistice and a joint commission to draft a new constitution while the Liberator Marroquin proceeds to Kingston for repairs as a gunboat. Havana notes October Cuba finances show a surplus, Ottumwa reports a boy fatally wounding a playmate then attempting suicide, and Paris All Saints day ceremonies draw 50 000. General De Wet departs London for South Africa.
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Republicans Look for Victory in Neery Michigan Ticket
Detroit press notes Republicans optimistic about statewide and federal ticket strength in Michigan as Democrats foresee winning the state ticket and at least three House seats. Withdrawal of Judge George A. Derand from the gubernatorial race hurts Democrats. McMillan's Senate seat awaits interim vacancy. Legislature will choose Derand’s replacement and, with Alger’s anticipated appointment, shapes the McMillan term. Democrats claim wins in First, Second, and Third districts.
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Four Killed on a Crossing at Algonquin Illinois
Early yesterday a milk express on the Chicago and Northwestern railway struck a buggy at the crossing of Algonquin main street. Louis Schuette died at a hospital. four others, Prank aml Louis Schuette and Charles and James Woodrich, were killed instantly. The victims were en route to Dundee before daylight and did not see the train due to darkness.
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Denied by Ex Mayor Phelan on San Francisco Health Claim
London reports ex mayor Phelan defends San Francisco against plague rumors and says the city boasts a low mortality rate, noting no rise in Chinatown deaths and no illness among nearby whites. He alleges the plague diagnosis is disputed and calls the city among the healthiest globally.
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Stabbing Incident in Mount Vernon Football Game
In Mount Vernon New York on November 3 David Smith a young Black player was stabbed twice during a football game by Matthew Jenkins the opposing team fullback. Police investigated and the victim received medical attention. Jenkins faced potential charges as the incident drew local attention.
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National Debt Drops to 8 Million in Treasury Data
Oct 31 records show a national debt loss of 8 007 721 dollars. Plague spreads in Yokohama prompting drastic containment actions. Amoy fire inflicts 5 million in the native quarter and 800 thousand in the British concession. A 1 million capital trust forms to regulate the flower trade.
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