Striker Attacks Scab and Coffin Sparks Outcry in Coal Case
In Philadelphia on January 9 the coal strike commission heard extensive testimony after eight days of hearings. Gen J P S Gobin described a lawless region needing troops while union and non union lines clashed. Pallbearers faced strikers shouting scab as they buried a non union man.
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Oneida
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President to Promote Dying Officer to Brigadier General
Washington Jan 9 The president named Col Edward M Hayes 13th infantry for appointment as brigadier general to replace Gen John A Johnston upon his senate confirmed resignation Col Hayes lies at the point of death at Fort Mead SD He began his service as a boy of 13 and represents the army’s longest commanding officer lineage
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Young May Be Old When He Gets Out
James Young, wanted for complicity in the murder of Gee Jam the Chinese gardener, has been captured in Canyon City Colorado and will be returned to Ogden for trial. His accomplice William Brown was sentenced to 40 years in the penitentiary after their escape from the Ogden jail.
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Andijan Suffers Another Violent Earthquake
Ashkabad reports a fresh strong quake at Andijan on Wednesday with no additional fatalities. Local damage not detailed but no new deaths were recorded.
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Young Couple Weds Against Mother’s Objections in Deer Lodge
George A. Hesse and Mrs. Emma Broughton wed in Deer Lodge after a dramatic sequence. Hesse, 19, facing a mother’s license block, and Broughton, recently divorced, traveled from Butte to marry with Justice Thomas Catlin officiating.
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Unable to determine from fragment about returning to Butte
Fragment lacks clear subjects dates or events. It references a move or return to Butte to make a home there but provides no names places or actions to establish a definite news item.
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Sultan Imprisons Brother as Fez rebels near capital
Tangier dispatch says Mulai Mohammed is imprisoned again due to the sultan’s fear of his growing popularity. American Protestant missionaries leave Fez. Rebels approach Fez while the sultan strengthens defenses as unrest rises and crowds await the victor.
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Knot Tied In Deer Lodge Defies Parental Consent
News from Deer Lodge reports that 19 year old George Hesse and Emma Beaky married by a justice of the peace after a dispute over consent. Hesse claimed lawful age at 21. Beaky had been Mrs. Edward Broughton, now a divorcee with a child from non support. Beaky resumes maiden name as ordered by Judge Clancy in Butte.
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Bitter battle over Heyburn senate choice in Idaho caucus
At Boise on January 9 bitter divisions surface as 28 lawmakers signed a pledge to back Heyburn. Six Borah supporters shift to Borah's camp, while Borah backers fear 18 bolters could join Democrats to form a 35 member bloc in the 67 seat legislature.
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Sunday Standard promises lively features and cartoons
The Sunday Standard previews tomorrows issue with entertaining treatment of the legislature, cartoons, and a color section. Dooley humor on Breakfast Foods shines as one of his finest pieces, while George Ade offers a clever fable and local writers contribute sketches and stories.
Heyburn Nominated for U S Senate Receives GOP Support
Boise Idaho January 9 Judge Heyburn chosen as Republican nominee for United States Senate receives hundreds of congratulatory messages from across the country. Legislature to ballot at noon January 13 with Judge Heyburn forecast to receive the Republican majority in both houses.
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Madrid Dispatch Reports Buhammara Defeat Near Fez
A Melilla dispatch says Buhammara the throne pretender was defeated near Fez and retreated to the Aza district. Several Moro tribes have abandoned the revolutionary movement and submitted to the sultan.
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Arrival of Spars for Shamrock Ill Vessel
The American made spars have arrived in Glasgow for the Shamrock Ill. The hollow mainmast excluding the topmast measures 82 feet in length.
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Topeka Minister Fined for Contempt in Court
Topeka Kansas January Dr J T Mc Farland pastor of the First M E church the largest church in Topeka was fined 100 by the police judge for contempt of court He severely scored the judge in open court after a fine was imposed on Mrs Nation
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Metropolitan street railway head to manage London tube
H. H. Vreeland president of New York Citys Metropolitan street railway is said to travel to London to oversee the Yerkes underground rail project. He declined to confirm or deny the report.
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Legislative assembly adjourns after committee chaos and rules clash
In Herena Jan 9 report the Eighth legislative assembly ends brief session and adjourns until Monday. Senate sets standing committees while Kennedy fights adoption of rules and Hoffman argues authority. Members discuss carbon copies and committee chairs as tensions flare over procedural moves.
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