Appeal for Gompers Trial by Jury at AFL Convention
The executive council of the federation urged an appeal to the U S Supreme Court to overturn contempt rulings against Gompers Mitchell Morrison and other AFL leaders. The report defends jury trials and condemns injunctions used against labor, urging that unions deserve a voice in selecting federal judges and safeguarding constitutional rights amid wage and immigration debates.
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Forto Nok Alt
Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Tde
Executive Council
Refede Ution
Bath
Bueles Store and Range
Tony Uals
Morigon
Tal
Tent
Gury
Pere
Dutentt
Governor Pays Fine Indemnifies Shenfi in Wisconsin Order Case
Deneen of Illinois indemnifies Shenfi for obeying a Wisconsin order. A $2640 check issued by Cook County sheriff is linked to contempt proceedings from the Supreme Court. Former Judge Abernethton sentenced for the act. Sheriff accused of disobedience, payment to governor pledged, pardon car discussed. Stimulushelm said money would be remitted and responsibility assumed.
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Deneen
Illinois
Shenfi
Shenii Strasahelm
Cook County
Supreme
Ourtizan
Sherff
Straganelm
Aberith
Ton
Supreme Court
Smit
Hank
Gu Deneen
Stimsshelm
MacVeagh Returns from Vacation to Pink Palace
Secretary of the Treasury MacVeagh ended his summer break in Dublin New Hampshire and resumed duties in Washington. He settled in a new Sixteenth Street Northwest home known as the Pink Palace, the former residence of Secretary Straus, and held a brief conference in New York on the customs administration.
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Treasury
The
MacVeagh
Washington
Earth
Congress
Dublin
Treasury Department
Six- Yeenth Street
Heights
Warriner Embezzlement Rumors Roil Cincinnati Rail Rivalry
Reports place the loss from Charles L Warriner the former Big Four treasurer at one to two million dollars with earlier figures at least five hundred thousand. Prosecutor Hunt will present evidence to a grand jury next week while officials say Warriner claims blackmailers share part of the loot. A police-denied chase for a man and woman tied to Warriner’s confession adds to the uproar in Cincinnati.
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Warriner
Blackman
Cincinnati
Cincago
Ohio
Charles L Warrine
Big Four Railroad Company
Ssner
Warriners
Hackney
Stato
Hunt
Grand
Rip
Env
Tate
Warrier
Wyoming
Warrine
Charles L Warriner
Never Forsake Me as Eddy Leader Faces Schism
Aons Urmost loyalty claims at First Church of Christ Scientist in New York amid possible excommunication. Directors hear testimony on alleged cult tactics as Mrs Stetson and Mrs Ramers defend or contest leadership. Boston officers allegedly warned in New York after recantation.
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New York
Christian Science
Asons
Worhtapion
Fox
New 9
Mrs August
Stetyon
First Church of Christ Scientiet
Stetson Hay
Oid Willan Ho Taylor
Goldy
Wayla
Kate
Stetson
Boston
Taylor
Bostonshuren
Mrs Ramers
PENTIN MURDERER ENDS LIFE DURING ARREST
In Wilmington Delaware, de Sabatino, sought for the murder of Mrs Pasquarella Maszano Munzano, killed himself as police closed in. He shot himself in the woods near the city after a police pursuit following his alleged crime connected to a jilted lover.
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Wilmington del Way
Pasquarella Maszano
Gilio de Sebatine
Erie
de Sabatino
de Sabat
Four entombed miners in Nantlcoke mine blast
An explosion in the Auch luclosa shaft of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Coal Company near Nantlcoke trapped a large crew. A rescue team recovered the burned body of Anthony Pokrotos Crarler Adakis, aged 3, as officials warned the entombed men may be beyond recovery and hoped to subdue the fire within hours.
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Wilkes Barre Pa
Nagel Faces Key Decisions After Census Plan Review
Secretary Nagel returns to a heavy docket with two major issues: appointing a new Assistant Secretary to replace Ormsby McHerg and reviewing the status of that official just before retirement. He has not concluded on either matter, awaiting a presidential conference, with a possible postponement for the next week. He also surveys geodetic survey changes, immigrant station plans for Galveston and New Orleans, and census preparation progress, while stressing enforcement of statutes and cautious opinion on naturalization and immigration items. He plans an address before the New York Chamber of Commerce on November 18.
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Nagel
Besi
Leadhey
Goleau
Nage
Mississippi
Galveston
New Orleans
Congress
Getalla
Richard K. Campbell
Division of Naturalization
Opportunity
Chamber of Commerce
New York City
Graft in Auto Catching Shakes NY Police Force
New York Police Commissioner Baker vowed wide transfers and demotions in the Breyele force after charges of graft and bribery. He cited October 22 auto crashes injuring over 100 as proof speeding violations were ignored by officers working with chauffeurs for free rides.
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New York
New York City
Baker
Thaws Defender in divorce case tied to McCreery fortune
Harry Thaw attorney Delmas discusses a divorce case involving Walter A McCreery and his English wife Emilia McAdam McCreery. The suit seeks custody of four children and the discharge of a receiver after a claim of insanity. lawyers plan further meetings as cross border legal issues loom over custody and inheritance.
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Social Sable
Washington Pa
London
Delphin
Michael Delmas
San Francisco
Harry ‘Thaw
Stanford White
Walter A McCreery
Richard McCreery
Gare
Walter McCreary
California
Delman
Delmor
McCreery
Walter McCreery
McCreary
Emilia MacAdam
England
McCresry
Little Hampton
Brunseld
New York
Delmas
Delmas Soys
Fnalish Lawsord
Mrs Roosevelt Heads to Naples with Daughter From Rome
Mrs Roosevelt completes plans to depart Rome for Naples with her daughter Miss Etfel tomorrow. She has received no further communication from Nairobi about reports of the former President. She expresses disbelief that any such report is true.
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Rome
Roosevelt
Naples
Miss Etlel
Nairobi
Millionaire Grave Robbery Sparks City Probe
Police seek grave robbers who raided the grave of Sandy County millionaire J Howard Howland. Jewelry worth valuable pieces were taken from the body, with further details unclear as investigators pursue suspects across nearby towns.
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Glens Talls, Rov
J Howard Howland
Hospital equipment tour for army and navy at Hot Springs
Surgeon Torney and Maj George D Deshon of the army medical corps will inspect principal eastern and middle western sites with new medical devices for treatment and development. Preparations to expand the Hot Springs hospital equipment will be advanced before Congress this winter.
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General
Devhon
Hot Springs
Congress
Army Orders Leave of Absence and Medical Observations
The army issues orders for leaves of absence and medical observation. Officers Firat Leal George and others are granted releases for periods up to two months. They will rejoin their stations or proceed to joining companies as assigned, with some officers to travel to San Francisco and onward to the Philippines. Medical corps officers are relieved from duty at specified posts and will sail from San Francisco for Philippine duties in early January 1910.
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Firat Leal George
Wat Luce Medical Ranerve
Dan Ag Willis
Coleman Fourth Infantry
Vira
Tien
Pawnon
Olmetead Fithfeld Ariil Tey
Cape Wills
Coleman
Anlelim Ty
Attloga
United
Atala
Wil
Mont Charles
Malene
Wet Springs Axe
Army and Navy General Hospital
Otcers
San Francisco Cel
Stout
Stout Sanuary
Philippine Telands
Wiltlam & Dear
Fort Sheridan
Pirot
Vradertek
Pristdia
Montreal
Piri
Clarenes
Trenhott Fort Hokey
Cal Blunt
Caney
Depavis Vancouve Barracks
Orders to Naval Officers and Vessel Movements
Maritime dispatch lists officers such as Lieut J Rodgers and Lieut ROM Criemald bound for navy yards and ports including Philadelphia and Canton. It notes vessel movements and deployments to Guantanamo, Hongkong, Charleston, and the Atlantic coast, with ships like Vicksburg and Tricoetoa referenced for projected missions and reserve status.
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J Rodgers
St Toule
England
Rom Criemald
Navy Yard
Marc Tardy Cal
Wenlsulppt
Philadelphia
Navajo Ae Magdalena Haven
Lork
Button
Tacoma
Guantanamo
Stringham
Biddle Dupont
Urich
Wilmington
Vicksburg
Acapulon
Pupnly
Tobetalled
Coliabaroush
Mare Talend
MegaMens Bay
Hocket
Norfolk
Sucamoad Worden
Forter
Charleston
Tacome
Helena
Canton
Hongkong
Tueerawart
Navy
Paole
Fteet
Magintena
Bas
Brematoy Yash
Canicgt Aumerice
Vrmepug
Yoat Coset
Tripp
H. Walks
Patterns
Birthday of Luther Toilay and the Reformation’s banner
An American survey marks Martin Luther as the key founder of the Reformation and tracks Lutheran growth in the United States. It compares Lutherans with Baptists Methodists Presbyterians and Episcopalians, noting their relative membership gains and demographic strengths. The piece highlights Luther’s life from Erfurt to Worms and the impact of his reforms on modern thought, architecture, and church organization.
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United States
Lutheran Church
Tata
Tuterans
Europe
Diseales
Disciples of Christ the Lutherans
Protestant Episcopal Church
Christian Science Spirituatiam
Spis
Lutherans Disciples
Bnt Tng
Quakers
Presbyteriana
Reformed Church
Lutheran Church In
Indiana
John Elliott
Massachusetts
New York
Jacob Fabricius
Muhlenburss
Goldier
America
Henry Melchior Muhlenburg
Amerca
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Nebragka
Eacb
Momerata
Simons
Martin Luther
Gagic
Martin
University of Erfurt
Erfurt
Luther
Rales
John
Wittenberg
Germany
Worms
Charles V
Wattburgs
Coburg
Det
Ausburg
Manufacturers stand pat on tariff revision says leader
The National Association of Manufacturers opposes tariff agitation and urges restraint to avoid business unrest. A report from 5,000 members indicates a healthy rise in business and potential national prosperity, with warnings that tariff revision would hinder recovery.
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New York
Tohn Darby
National Association of Manufacturers
Wamzfacturerg
Congress
Wenolst
Lregyet
Filipin Plan Aims at Forbes Success As Governor
A message of congratulations to W Cameron Forbes, recently named governor of the Philippines, notes approval of his commission effective November 21. Officials foresee appointment of a native vice governor from the Philippine Commission, with Dean Worcester among names mentioned, or a possible shift toward Filipino control of the post as a step toward self government.
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Philippnes
Cameron Forbes
Phippines
Dickinson
Forbesta
Bureau of Insular
James S Smith
Mr Forbey Aa
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A. F. L. Council
Labor
Torests
Pilal
Secretary of War
Immigrat
Russia
Ferrer
Antiaco
Brancisco Ferrer
Expres
Franelseo
Oathomaria
Ervat
Company
Eddy
McHarg
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Bank India
Moody
United Stated
Supreme Bench
Fuller
Moodys
Debulls
Thaw
Saya Wite
Sane
Mrs Roosevelt
Instituton
By Frederic J. Haskin
Porto Rico
Juan Forta
Filiping
Forbes
Imperial Table CO
Ekaee
Ebdmergen
Ths Sanitary
Eulad Sale
Forse WW. B. Moses & Sons Eis
Mats Nurs
Ana Ski
Stahl
Galery
Fred Niblo
Mgircus Man
Mae Maglyn Arbuckle
Burt Court Cours Eylow
Egypt
Sicily
Sale
Holmes
D. H. Cress
Washington Sanitarium
Takoma Park
GLO Masonig
Loretta Crees
Ashington
Corath
Davept Frida
Morris Peeters
Vaulevills
Plaza Theater
Rade Moving Pictlurts
Gelasco
Heinrich Hammer
Tarthur Watth
F Street
WEW Rationa Mae
Charles Fromman
Francis Wilson
Montgomery
Stone Dinga
the Old Town
George Ade
Guster Ludere
Houdon
Belasco
Ja Impassini
Annette Billfrman
Wwarmbath
MI Ray Cox
Walee
Walker
Bugs Pringle
Loula Guertia
Caltasrag
Carrie de Mar
YOUNG
AL Reeves
AIG
Shas Whobwane
Burton Burton
Elyceum “Sur
Hughey Kersann
Fwn
Washington Society Girls
Arling
Pache
Llamelly
Wipnanas
Columbla Boad
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