Anthracite union weighing strike options in Scranton
In Scranton Pennsylvania the executive committees of three districts of the United Mine Workers resume secret conference amid bus iness leaders fear of a coal strike. Leaders consider delaying action to autumn and may seek arbitration to avoid idleness while President Mitchell wields influence over miners. A partial arbitration board is proposed to settle disputes between miners and coal operators.
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National Civic Redaration
Eastern capitalists eye NO T property deal in Akron area
A party tied to Tucker Anthony of Boston inspected the N O T lines Thursday as negotiations neared a possible sale. Cleveland financiers led by Horace Andrews faced an expired option, with the Tucker Anthony group seen as likely to take the lead. Observers note benefits of owning NO T property to control urban and interurban streetcar routes from Canton to Cleveland via Akron and Massillon, linking Canton Akron and the B and O. The inspecting delegation then visited Canton and Massillon to evaluate lines there.
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N. O. Ty
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Mirc Chasers
Cleveland
Horace Andrews
Masten
Canton-Ale
An B&o
Canton
Massillon
Hetty Green Granted Revolver Permit in New York
New York police granted Mrs. Hetty Green a permit to carry a revolver. Capt Stephen Ken of Leonard Street station supported the request after Mrs. Green said she routinely handles large sums in money stocks bonds and jewelry. She planned to seek pistol permits in other major cities she visits.
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New York
Hetty Green
Police Department
Hunger and Suffering In Alaskan Gold Fields
May 8 Port Townsend Washington reports arriving teams from Skagway and the City of Seattle carrying Gov John G Brady of Alaska. Ne men and others are destitute in White Horse as rail shipments fail to move baggage and money. Dawson advices claim flooding and a looming washout risk with millions in potential losses.
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Wash
Skagway
Seattle
Dolphin
John G. Brady
Alaska
Ashland
Ore
White Hore
Dawson
Central Union Telephone completes new directory rollout
The company has finished a fresh directory covering Alton Barberton Cuyahoga Palle and nearby areas as part of an improved local phone listings update. Community customers gain easier access to numbers and service contacts with the refreshed directory.
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Barberton Cuyahoga Palle
Fragmentary Notice of Teintix Sini and Tattot Hooks
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Teintix Sini and Tattot hooks with notes on compactness and information. Some words are garbled, but the snippet hints at technical terms and possible product or process references. No clear event, date, or entities to confirm.
Carp Return to Silver Lake Despite Eradication Efforts
Carps persist in Silver Lake with several fish remaining along the shoreline each spring. The Lodges introduced the carp years ago to promote private farming but now regret the decision and continue to strive to remove the invasive fish.
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Silvér Lake
Rumors Float Of Peerages In Britain And New York
In New York May S Coronation rumors spread via The Herald and The Intent. Willa Waldorf Astor may be made a peer in June amid Sir Thomas Lipton also tipped for a peerage. Astor’s donations to British educational and patriotic causes cited. Rumor ties to the King’s planned dinner for 100000 on coronation day.
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Herald
Willa Waldorf Astor
Mr. Astor
Selentite
Great Britain
Thomas ‘Lipton
Lost Husband Loses Suit Over $50,000 Verdict
Mrs Moahed J. Piggott of Philadelphia wins a $50,000 verdict in a case against Charlotte Wheeler Byram over alleged alienation of affections. The plaintiff, once married to Jidepieny, faced a counterclaim as details unfold. The action follows a dispute linked to social circles in Philadelphia and Denver with the parties identified and a prior relationship noted.
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Cala
Moahed J. Piggott
Philidelphia
Tie
Charlotte Wheeler Byram
Limenund
Henry Verhert Dyott
Milledetyna
Piggote
Mile Byrn
Denver
Mhiedelpna
Seven Drowned In Mau' mee River Disaster
In Toledo Ohio on May. The naphtha launch Frolic owned by the Hepburn Brothers was struck by the Woods Jest tug and sank near Trouville docks. Seven from the First Baptist Sunday school party drowned including Irwin Swayne and Edna Lowe. Captain Hepburn saved several, while others were rescued after clinging to wreckage. The tug Masters Al Fitts and the river crew assisted in recovery.
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May
Hepburn Brothers
Tropyille
Hepburn
First Baptist
Irwin Swayne
Bessil Seese
Edna Lowe
Will Banner
BbSssIn Bystrom
Eulalie Rickard
Grace Haskin
J. ®. Bopburn
Miss Marks
Miss Lowe
Arthuir Marke
Phe Tg
Ron McPosk
the Woods
al. Fitts
Trouville
Houlinen
Lowe
Marks
Arthur Marks
Canton Akron Co Plans Line Extensions Through City
The Canton Akron Co expects to enter Canton Monday May 12 to connect its eastern terminus with the N O T line on East Market Street. The project includes tearing up pavement at Main and Market to build a curved switch for the Canton Akron route. The company also extends its line from Canton to New Philadelphia and to Caled Dover.
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Canton-Akron Co
Canton-Aron Co
Canton
New Philadelphia
Camal Dover
Many Friends in New York Hear Cuba's Palma Leave for Cuba
Mrs Tomasa Palma, Cuba's first lady, sails from New York on the Havin to join the new republic. She says she has never visited Cuba but supports her husband’s dream to lead the country. Her Central Valley home and family are cited as background.
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May
Tomasa
Trada Palma
Cuba
New Republic
Guy Dng
Mme. Palma
Central Valley
Boa
Jove
Nemano
Columbia University
Rate Cutting at Proprietary Association Meeting
New York May. Patent medicine manufacturers from across the country attend the annual convention of the Proprietary Association of America in the city. The main aim is rate cutting and discussions to reach amicable settlements with representatives from the association.
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Proprietary Association of America
The Queen’s Condition Update From The Hague
May eight report from Castle Loe notes Queen Wilhonia’s condition remains satisfactory. Medical bulletin says she continues to be in stable health with no complications reported at this time.
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Tosuoll
Castle Loo
Wilhohnnia
Dying Father Alert For Pittsburg Broker In Chicago
Chicago police ask Pittsburg detectives to locate Frank Stack, son of dying Chicago ad contractor J Ladd Stack, to inform him of his father’s condition. Frank Stack, 28, a Pittsburg broker, has not heard from his father for a year.
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J. J. Stack
Hae
Midlothian Country Club
Strike Averts as Cleveland Carriage Workers Gain Demands
Fifteen shops in Cleveland have granted the carriage workers a nine hour day and a raise of five and a quarter cents an hour, while nine shops refused the demands but did not employ union men. Officials expect no strike as a result.
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Shorter Day Strike Hits Cleveland Shops
About four hundred whlon metal polishers walked out in Cleveland today after employers refused a nine hour workday. Some large firms granted the demand, easing impact on those shops, while others were not affected.
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Cleveland
Seidell to Seek Delegate Post If Dobson Does
A Beacon Journal editorial urges Councilmen Hill and Seidell to seek delegates at Saturday's Republican County Convention to prove popularity without harming city finances. Seidel laughs off the plan but ties his bid to Dobson becoming a ward delegate, declaring he would contest if Dobson runs and vows no city expense.
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Beacon Journal
Hill
Seidell
Seldell
Dobson
Republicam Friends
Spiral Tower Performer Hurt in Nashville Fall
Achille Philion, famed spiral tower act from Akron, fell 00 feet from his cable at the Nashville Carnival on Wednesday night. Despite heroics to save himself, he suffered severe facial injuries and was taken to a hospital. initial reports warned of possible fatality though later updates limited the danger. Manager Frank Gaskell of Canton Carnival Co sent word to Philion’s mother in Akron, who left for Nashville early Thursday.
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Akron
Nashville
Tenn
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Democrat
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Te Canton Carnival Co
Order of Eagles
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Ashining
Aimacl
Frank Gaskell
Gam Fon Carnival Co
Mera
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Ash St
Cane
Wiese a Candidate for City Commissioner
The article discusses John 8 Wiese as a Republican candidate for City Commissioner, noting promises made by the current administration and calls from friends for appointment. It mentions other local officials and potential candidates Ty D. Seward, Wm. Wildes, John B. Wiese, J Q Weber, and John Cook as parties prepare for upcoming legislative adjournment and commission vacancies.
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Board of City Commissioners
Wiese
Wade
Doyle
Anderson
Republican Party
Ee O
Tst
Mh Wiese Tx
Mesers
McMillen
McFarland
Ty D. Seward
Wm. Wildes
John B Wies
City appoints two sewer inspectors amid debate
The City Commissioners named Chas. H. Morton as Locust sewer inspector and Albert Peterson as Campbell sewer inspector, each to be paid 2.50 a day. Commissioner McMillen voted no, saying such soft jobs should go to older men unable to perform hard labor, while denying personal hostility.
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Locust
Albert Peterson
Campbell At
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Mc McMillen
Big Bill Dill to Open at Bummit Lake Resort
The Dill for the frat week at Bummit Lake Dark xsine opens Monday May 14. It promises unusual merit with the Blues and Nina vaudevilles in seven big acts. Improvements at the resort include more stage room larger dressing rooms and better railway facilities to handle crowds with added attention promised for the season.
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Nina Vaudevilies
Compris
Invybig Atiens
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