Operators Stand Firm in Wage Dispute with Delaware and Hudson
Delaware and Hudson Company official Provident Willees released a letter to Julie Mitchell of the United Mine Workers detailing a wage testion conference. He notes arbitration by the strike commission found hours worked do not justify an eight hour day and wages would rise about 126 percent, while the Chicago meeting of mine operators refused settlement with the United Mine Workers.
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Delaware Cane Hudson Company
Asan Answers
Andhets
Cay
Die Sorshe Conmolsion
Gee Leou
Mtr
Wilcow
MeRittons
Stette
Chicago
Auditorium Hotel
Eagle Ree
United Mine
Findstet
West Virginia Mine Explosion Kills Dozens at Virginia Coal Shaft
A serious blast at a coal mine near Guphreyeatienes in Charleston WV results in at least twenty dead and eleven survivors. Gas pocket caused the explosion around 1:90, wrecking the mine and blocking exits. Names of several dead and missing workers are listed, with effort continuing to recover bodies and confirm fatalities.
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West Virginia
Charleston
W.va
Stewart Colllertee
Bany
Gua
Miles Pritt
Dhawidl Wells
James Swain
Hecho
Madison
Feuit du Ure
Reece Cowhe
Alweyk
Minister Seeks Death After Obscene Letters Arrest
Pastor Justin G Wade of First Congregational Church of Waukegan was arrested by post office inspectors for sending obscene letters. He attempted to commit suicide by leaping in front of a Northwestern train after arraignment before a U S Commissioner. He survived with severe injuries and said insanity ran in his family. The letters' handwriting resembled his, but he denied writing the specific notes. The arrest stemmed from two letters sent to Woodrew Keel, a boy diving near Bloomington.
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Sey
Justin G Wade
First Congregational Church
Waukegan
Post Office
Cheanahis
United States
Pooto
Wodrewn Keli
Uy Bloomington
Mutiny Talk Circulates As Cruiser Arrives at San Francisco
Reports claim mutiny rumors surround the cruiser at San Francisco after arrival from Port Angeles. Sailors complain of harsh discipline and poor rations with paydays looming while authorities investigate Articles of War.
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Menoen
Mablehead
Noosa
Diego
Speelabeas
Stites
Shardoed Wark
Ard
Comrignade
Mubiagera
Craiger
San Francisco
Port Angels
Ecompaader
Ministers Declined for Funeral Sermon in Poorla ML
After refusals from all invited ministers to preach the funeral sermon for the late Dr. Sinocneas of Poorla ML, arrangements for the service were completed despite tensions at the church. The event drew parishioners and local notables.
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Siusites Panpeesrtad
Sinocneas
Poorla
Noo Aecneenent
Stranded miners and legal cases spark a multifaceted report
Report covers miners stranded in Matagorda Bay and related legal actions involving court cases, arrests, and investigations. Mentions of a theater bombing attempt, regional figures, and Bolivia strike activity appear amid a dense set of unconnected fragments. Entities include Matagorda Bay, New York, Celiecaedingian, and various named individuals.
Smoot Trial Resumes In Senate Probe On Mormon Sect
Washington report states Senator Smoot’s seat protest hearings continued before the privileges and elections committee. Testimony touched on Mormon endowment rites and plural marriage claims, with witnesses including Walter M. Wolke and others detailing alleged ceremonies and oaths.
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Smoot
Senate Vom Lites
Washington
Semittor Smoot
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Cons Kress
Sesaan
Walter M. Wolke
Brichary Youn College
Logan
Chaehuren
Cartiste
New York
Albc Worthington
Warsithiaten
Wolfe
Cohmee
Resields
Uae
Charliste
Board of Brighany Youn Acadermy
Toose
Mattes
Cays
Great rush for homes spurs westward move
Reports say a large movement of home seekers, drawn to unusually cheap rates, has begun toward the southwest. Observers note many more people seeking homes than in prior periods, with officials tracking the surge as they watch prices and availability.
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Beriwente
St. Lout
Chledge Grassenger
Ureuker
Geoble
Betes
Dob Sebastian
Tretia Hideener
Hock
Chica- Be
Man Confesses to Multiple Post Office Robberies
A man named Paul Carey, described as a Negro, allegedly robbed several post offices including Hye Tala and Muskogee, with authorities stating he stopped at Bufata en route to South Me Alester. He reportedly confessed to the Muskogee and Tulsa incidents and implicated others in the chain of thefts.
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Sore Oe
Paul Carey
Muskogee
South Ate- Alester
Bufata
South
Care
South Abe Ades
Tulsa
Two Midshipmen Dismissed for Code Violations
A Washington special reports that midshipmen George H. Melvin of Illinois and Richard T. DeSaussure of South Carolina were dismissed Tuesday by Secretary Bonaparte for alleged code violations amid naval duties.
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Midshipmen
Wwashington
Creorge H. Melvin
Cresters of Marra Island Seize Vetermay in Hebrides
The report says Cresters on Marra Island have seized neighboring Vetermay and threaten force to advance their claim. Courts are noted in a convoluted line about proceedings and dates, with unclear names and phrases. The fragmentary text mentions Aunties, academn, and a date 2900, but lacks coherent details.
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Eduboigh
Scotland
Marra
Hebiies
Vetermay
Tesk
Kidnapping Case Involving Savior Lind Wallé Aboard
The fragment recounts a supposed kidnapping linked to Lind Wallé and a Savior figure, mentioning a wrecked vessel and a hurried search near a hospital and port. Murky references to Ortatian Wealbee, Vihodedes week, and abandoned wreckage imply a chaotic incident with missing persons and emergency responses.
Three Boys Die In Train at Cummins Crossing
Three Werlden youths die in a railroad accident near Meriden Illinois Central crossing east of Meriden. A buggy with a raised top is struck by a fast train as it descends a hill. Names include John CHL 19, Daniel GH 16, Raymond Quinn 16. The Cosgrove boy suffers severe injuries and dies later at Cherokee hospital.
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Werlden
Cummins Crossing
Ilinois Central
Meriden
Cherokee
Cummins Farm
Dannis Cummins
Richard Cumming
Omaha
Coskrove
Meath
Gill
Quinn
Woman on trial for murder in Cedar Rapids case
Mrs. Zeta Echtes, accused of fatally shooting Constable Peter Martha during a levy on her furniture, stood trial in Cedar Rapids district court. The jury was impaneled after noon, with twenty witnesses summoned. opening statements began and the defense expected to seek justification.
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Echtes
Cedar Etupids
Zeta Ecktes
Peter Martha
Catter
Triah
Cedar Rapids
Phas
DIES IN SWEETHEARTS HOME AFTER PARTY
Peter Lundgren, 35, of near Stratford, collapsed and died Monday night at the John Bar quest residence after taking his sweetheart, Miss Barquest, home from a party at the Alfred Coulser fart. He entered to warm up and reeled, falling dead. coroner’s inquest to be held.
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Peter Lundgren
Stratford
John Barquest
Miss Barquest
Alfred Coulser
Lungren
Two Towans Promoted At Annapolis Cadet Officers
At Annapolis Md the appointments of middshipmen who will act as cadet officers of the brigade after graduation of the first class next Monday have been announced. Cadet lieutenant commanders are Midshipmen Phillip G Lauman Des Moines and Richard Hill Fort Dodge who command the first and second battalions respectively.
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Annapolis
Phillip G. Lauman
Des Moines
Richard Hill
Fort Dodge
Fatal Fire Claims New Sharon Woman and Child
A woman in New Sharon, wife of Sparks Heale, died from burns when her clothing caught fire while near a stove. Her infant child was severely injured, neighbors extinguished the flames, and a Dubuque man, George Hoy, reportedly hanged himself in a barn after being distraught.
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Wonin
Sparks Heale
New Sharon
Bulchle
Waka
Recommitted death by own action letter explains police death
A letter found in Boone describes Police Officer David H B White’s state of mind before a self inflicted death. Coroner Walker blocked publication of the letter from the inquest, but officers consider the case a suicide aided by despondency over imagined enmity and recent purchase of strychnine.
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Polis White
Boone
David HB. White
White
Bettor
Walker
Hog thieves strike Mapleton hogs disappear
Mapletown area farmers report multiple losses of their largest hogs over six months. Thieves operate with team and wagon, taking hogs alive, leaving no clues. Stock buyers within fifteen miles asked to watch for strangers selling hogs while farmers plan a protective association to catch and prosecute the culprits.
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Mapleton
Furmere
Asphalt Company Sues Over City Paving Certificates
Harber Asphalt Paving Company filed suit in Marshalltown Monday to recover paving certificates and assessments delayed by the city. The city mayor and council are defendants alongside Brown and Calhoun. The court is asked to determine benefits to property and fix a lien. Previous related case found payments not in accord with contract, reducing settlement prospects.
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Marshalltown
Harber Asphalt Paving Company
Calhoun
Brown
Violinist’s Clinton Home Destroyed By Fire
Fire at 4 a m destroyed the two story frame residence of Prof. Bob Blocker, violinist, in Clinton. The building, unoccupied at the time, housed a large music library. Incendiary origin suspected. loss estimated at 3000 dollars, partially insured.
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Flbl Wocker
Clinton
Bob Blocker
Cedar Rapids child burned to death in home fire
A Cedar Rapids four year old girl died in a home fire after her mother left two young daughters alone. Smoke poured from the house and the older child burned on a couch, the younger burned slightly. Police suspect the elder set her clothes on fire with a match. A separate report notes a horse killed in Galliston after a head on collision at a party. Charles City water power plant sold to B S Marrenger for about twenty five thousand dollars with plans for a new dam and power plant.
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Cedar Rapids
Dirs
Charles Vopetka
Galliston
Alvin White
Mr. Johnson
Treton
Johnygen
Charles City
B.S. Marrenrer
Intel
Mapeton Banker Dean and Dr Gritha Die in Recent Health Struggles
Well known Mapleton banker and Dr BF Gritha died at home around 4 am Tuesday after two years of ill health. The obituary notes Gritha’s prominence in banking and mentions unrelated local meetings and events reported in a fragmentary newspaper page.
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BF. Gritha
Mapleton
Dr. Grith
Wr Chittin
Senate Debates Rail Rates and Santo Domingo Treaty
The Senate and House scrutinized railroad rate legislation, debated subsidies and a Niagara Falls preservation resolution, and discussed a state bill on a new deep harbor on Lake Michigan. Several speakers urged action on the rate bill while others attacked or defended provisions, with adjournments and committee referrals shaping the week.
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Congress
Alaska
Penrose
Simon
Santo Domingo
State Department
Committee On Foreign Relations
House
Shelby
Knapp
N. Y
Shinkelford
Wetlin
Ala
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Joint Commission
Peller
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Gadlinger
Perkins
Lake Michigan
Mr. McCall
Massachusetts
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Ohio
Russa
Exons
Thomas
North Carolina
Burke
South Dakota
Goulden
New York
Tola
Sansation
Duutterson
Cole
Deansermito
Littlefield
Mee
Grosvenor
Bacon
Spooner
Committee On Immigration
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Texon
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Gaines
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Senate Chamber
Patterson
Bailey
Democratic Party
Batterson
Democratic Caucus
Hourke Cochran
Moon
Williams
Hieotuen
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