Ohio Operators Seek Arbitration in Bituminous Strike
John H. Winder, president of the Ohio Operators' Association, wires Roosevelt and Mitchell from Charleston that Ohio intends to settle the bituminous strike by arbitration as the anthracite case is considered. In New York the anthracite operators weigh the miners’ proposal while the operators study the plan and resist accepting it in its current form.
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Ohio
Columbus
John H. Winder
Ohio Operators’ Association
Roosevelt
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Charleston
W. Va
New York
Forty-Nine Killed in Hotel Disaster
A revised casualty list from the Stag Hotel collapse shows forty nine killed and fifty severely injured in Nagels South Germany. The interior minister arrived to investigate and the King of Württemberg sent a telegram of sympathy.
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Nagels
South Germany
Stag Hotel
Wurtemburg
Early effects of coal strike hit Boston & Albany shops
Owing to reduced traffic from the coal strike, about a thousand workers in the Boston and Albany railroad shops were notified that work could be suspended until further notice at Alliston Springfield and Rennslaer New York.
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Boston
Mass
Boston & Albany
Alliston
Springfield
Rennslaer
N. Y
Southern Engine and Boiler Works Marsh al Steam Pumps
Southern Engine and Boiler Works announces Marsh al Steam Pumps for industrial use. Local plant schedules show new product line rollout and anticipated maintenance supply impact for regional manufacturers.
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Southern Engine and Boiler Works
Hunger Strike by Russian Political Prisoners Demands Trial
Moscow reports that political prisoners crowded in jails have begun a hunger strike to force immediate trial or release. Many have been jailed three months without charges, despite an interior minister order to confront prisoners with charges within twenty four hours. Police reportedly told to hold prisoners by administrative order if no definite charges could be brought.
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Moscow
Cobb County Nominating Fight Ended With Dobbs Lead
Cobb County Executive Committee declared P Dobbs the winner over J B Mosely by 187 votes for the Thirty fifth Georgia district Senate nomination. Mosely protests alleging precinct vote fraud including substitution of tickets and misplacement of ballots at Marietta polls. Mosely claims election irregularities at an unusual courthouse cellar site and argues the primary should have been set by the district committee.
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Marietta
Cobb County
P. Dobbs
J. B. Mosely
Georgia
Mosely
B. P. Dobbs
Physt
Morris
Jin
Dobbs
Gober
Newt A. Morris
House’ of Representatives
Court House
oMsely
Carnegie in Atlanta on brief visit amid Tuskegee trip
Andrew Carnegie stopped in Atlanta today en route north from Tuskegee. He was hosted informally by the Carnegie Library trustees at luncheon and expressed plans to visit Joel Chandler Harris "Uncle Remus" before leaving for New York late today.
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Atlanta
Andrew Carnegie
Tuskegee
Carnegie Library
Joel Chandler_ Harris
Remus
New York
Dowie Promises Miracles in Chicago Visit
Omilian Dowie sends private message claiming he will return to Chicago Monday and perform miracles. He says he will bring ten million dollars in gold to the Faithful in Zion.
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Chicago
Zion
Governor Pattison III Hospital News
Governor Pattison III was brought to Christ Hospital in Cincinnati today. It is not yet known whether an operation will be necessary.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Pattison
Christ Hospital
Macon Presbytery Votes Against Union in Session
Macon Ga April 5 The Macon Presbytery with 18 to 15 votes overtures the General Assembly that two further steps be taken with other churches. The hot debate reflected stark blocs among ministers as delegates to the May Greenville S C General Assembly were named. Schedule calls for a sermon by Rev J M Welder and a lecture The Survival of the Unfittest by Dr Furo of New York. Tomorrow debate centers on dividing the Macon Presbytery with strong opposition expected.
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Thomasville
Macon
Presbytery
General Assembly
Southern Presbyterian Church
Greenville
8. C
J. W. Quarterman
Dawson
R. D. Stingon
Climax
James Watt
R. L. Maye
Guthbert
J. M. Welder
Furo
New York
Columbus Mobilizes to Advertise City Nationwide
Columbus has raised 4500 for national magazine advertising. The Columbus Power Company provides one third, the city council contributed 1500, and the Board of Trade reports pro rata subscriptions met by 107 donors from four committees. A city office for the Albany Power and Manufacturing Co opens in the Mavis Exchange Bank Building. The notice also includes local advertised goods and prices.
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Columbus
Columbus Power Company
Board of Trade
Albany Power and Manufacturing Company
Mavis Exchange Bank
Mississippi Valley Latin American Convention Report Adopted
At New Orleans on April 6 the Mississippi Valley Latin American Convention adopted a report creating a permanent body named the Mississippi Valley Export and Import Association. It seeks to advance education and trade interests across the territory bounded by the Alleghanies and Great Lakes to the Rockies and Southern States through southern ports, notably New Orleans, with aims for government aid to balance access with Atlantic ports and Central American markets.
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New Orleans
Committee On Permanent Organization
Mississippi Valley Export and Import Association
Ter
Ritory
Alleghanies
Great Lakes
Rocky Mountains
Albany Business League to discuss Trade Days plans
The Albany Business League holds a regular meeting at City Hall at 8 PM on Tuesday the 10th to review plans for Albany Trade Days. President Weslosky will appoint ten to twelve standing committees, including Commerce and Public Utilities, with real estate reps likely to join.
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Albany, Business League
Albany
Weslosky
League
Lye
Business League
Ubos
People of Naples Carry Umbrellas Amid Lava Heat
Naples April 6 streams of lava move toward Pompeii with significant speed. A new crater twenty feet across has already emitted lava two and a half miles. Smoke and ash lessen but residents still use umbrellas to shield themselves from falling cinders.
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Naples
Pompeii
Hungary Parliament Crisis Ends as Premier Resigns
Vienna reports peace between the Crown and the Hungarians ends the parliamentary crisis. Alexander Weekerle named premier to form a conciliatory cabinet, with Libbys Concentrated Soups and pudding promoted in ads.
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Hungary
Vienna
Djcvetary
Alexander
Weekerle
Chatham Artillery Likely to Visit Albany on Military Day
The Chatham Artillery the oldest southern military unit plans a trip to Albany for Military Day on April 25 during the Chautauqua. Captain Dixon aims to lead about 80 members after state inspections. If travels proceed they will bring a modern Gatling gun and one of two old guns donated by General Washington.
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Washington
Flint River and Northeastern railroad bought in South Georgia
Moultrie Ga April 5 The Flint River and Northeastern railroad a 24 mile line joining Pulham Ticknor through fertile timber and farming lands was purchased by J L Hand Pelham W W Ashburn Moultrie and associates The new owners plan management changes with Hand as president and Ashburn as vice president The line will extend to Pelham and possibly Doerun or connect via Georgia Northern The deal, funded by investment from John Baker Lumber Company, did not disclose price or terms.
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Moultrie
Flint River and Northeastern
Pulham
Ticknor
South Georgia
J. L. Hand
Pelham
W.W. Ashburn
W. W. Ash
Fire devastates Calhoun farmstead with heavy losses
Special to The Herald from Leary Georgia reports Mr N B J son suffered a severe loss by fire at night destroying his gunhouse and seed cotton several bushels of seed cotton seed, nearly a carload of guano and many farm tools. He had no insurance and the origin is believed incendiary though the guilty party is unknown.
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Leary, Ga
Call money high in New York today
New York on April 6 reports call money reaching 31 percent on the stock market today.
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New York
Atlanta to Get $200000 Shubert Theatre at Peachtree Street
Special to The Herald Atlanta Ga April 6 William A Wimbish a prominent lawyer brokered a deal with the Shubert Theatrical Company New York to erect a $200000 theatre on 24 Peachtree Street between Cain and Harris ready for public use by November 1 near the Governor's mansion The house may be named Shubert Belasco or Lyric with lease for years The theater will feature noted actors including Mrs Patrick Campbell Virginia Harned Julia Marlowe and Blanche Bates with architect W A Swasey to revise plans and supervise construction
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Atlanta
William A. Wimbish
Firth
Wills, Wimbish & Millis
Shubert Theatrical Company
New York
Peachtree Street
Cain
Harris
Ba Ernor
Shubert
Belasco
Lyria
Postmaster Blun Returns from Washington Amid Charges
Savannah postmaster Saya states four charges against him amount to little and that the 27 ton issue in question concerns management of the office. He asserts everything is right and the charges are minimal.
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Savannah
Saya
Ton
Fragmentary line on paint brands and virtues
A fragmented OCR line discusses paint brands and claims about virtues of one brand versus others, suggesting bias or confusion about product advantages. The text hints at proof conclusive statements about paint quality without clear context or details.
Masury Paint Ad Claims Superior Quality
An advertisement praises Masury Paint as the best choice for home painting. It claims the paint looks better and lasts longer than others and suggests asking a good painter for its use. The ad offers savings and promotes Bull line of products.
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Dowie
Pattison III
Macon Presbytery
UNION
Power Company
Florida
Bay
Mississippi Valley
Mt. Vesuvius
Libby
W. E. Fields
Chatham Artillery
Georgia Chautauqua
South
Ana
Flint River
Northeastern
J. L. Hand and
W. W. Ashburn and
Calhoun
Swell Theatre
Atlante
The
Herald
Blun
Masury
Hilsman
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