Jamestown Exposition to Feature U S Mineral Wealth Exhibit
Norfolk Virginia March 1 The Jamestown Exposition plans a major display of U S mineral wealth from coal to copper and iron with exhibits of ores mining machinery cement and building stones and a focus on Atlantic coast resources and national supply for structural materials and industrial use.
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Norfolk
United States
Hampton Ronde
Board of Governors
China
Jamestown Exposium
Maine
Texas
Atlantic Coast
Bisbee Miners to Mexico and Union Tensions Rise
Sixty four miners traveled from Bisbee to El Paso and Mexico to join a new Copper Queen Protective Association aimed at forcing miners from the union. Reports say 400 workers may quit, many union men leaving to avoid potential clashes as the association seeks to impose signups and drive allegiance. Rival efforts include drills and chemical compound extractions for lighting, with unresolved disputes over Bisbee union status.
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el Paso
Bisbee
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Fishee
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Mexico
Copper Queen Protective Association of Minera
From Fragments A Maze Of Names And Nostalgia
A collage of snippets references crime figures and poetry debates, mixed with local notes on miners unionism, restaurant chatter, and Krupp factory secrecy. The piece bounces through personalities and headlines, blending satire with reports on labor unrest and social mores.
Will the New Comet in March Side-Step the World
Special Correspondence from Rome reports Professor Marchetti's new comet speeding toward Earth's orbit at millions of miles per day and expected to be visible to the naked eye early in March. Astronomers debate its composition and potential effects, noting past near-misses and the uncertain nature of comets.
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March
Etti
Italy
Matteucei
Mt. Vesuvius
Marchetti
Taduyeh
Hind
Biela
Panama Canal Boss Named Goethals Chief Engineer
The new Panama Canal chief is Major George W. Goethals, Army engineer, chosen to lead canal construction. Taft and Secretary McKenna endorse him, praising his energy and discretion, with the president seeking a steady engineer from the army to oversee the canal project. Goethals is described as an early riser, tactful, and trusted to manage the effort.
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George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Army Engineer Corpa
Taft
General McKennie
Goothala
Maj
Geo. Goethals
Panama Canal Administration
Washington
Reagon
Panama
Goethals
Isthmus
McKengle
Stevens
Hut
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