Joint conference on coal wage scales adjourns with no agreement
Indianapolis March 22. The joint scale committee of the central competitive and southwestern districts and United Mine Workers ended a lengthy session without agreement on wage proposals. Four motions were defeated, with miners and operators split on every point. An executive session adjourned until tomorrow morning as talks continued.
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Coal Operators
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Mitchell
F. L. Moning
Western Pennsylvania
Lilinats Indiana
Ohio
Professor R Doremus Dead Noted Chemist in New York
New York March 22 Professor R Owen Doremus a noted chemist died at his home aged 42 He was a leading expert on the effects of poison He taught chemistry at New York College of the City of New York and Bellevue Hospital Medical College serving as instructor and later chair over many years
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New York
R. Owen Doremus
Doremus
New York College
College of the City of New York
Tellevue Hospital Medical College
Bede Explores Statehood Debate Amid Public Roar
Washington reports a heated session as the house moves the statehood bill from a weakers table to seek a conference on voting splits. The scene includes criticism of the Library of Congress, quips about Oklahoma and New Mexico, and a remark on the president's policies. A contestant in the proceedings questions administration choices while crowd reactions range from laughter to tension. The piece notes Oklahoma admission talk and reflects on party figures like Longworth and public remarks about royal matches.
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Oklahoma
New Mexico
Ariana
Mexico
Gompers and Allies Discuss Labor Reform Reply
Washington March 22 The legislative council of the American Federation of Labor spent time today on the replies of President Roosevelt and Speaker Cannon to a grievance bill presented yesterday regarding labor interests The council announced the organization will appeal to the people if Congress fails to remedy the grievance A land and business interests representative sought union operation in inter man affairs under union labor conditions The council declined to engage in commercial or industrial enterprise beyond wage earners President Gompers was authorized to notify the concern's representatives A communication from the International Typographical Union said British printers may come to act as strike breakers to replace sick workers seeking the eight hour day The federation decided to cooperate with the Typographical Union to apprehend and oppose those coming It was said writers are now working under the eight hour day and about 300 remain on strike
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Legislative Council
The
American Federation of Labor
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Cannon
Pro ‘Vem Frye
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Gompers
Congress
International “Typographical Union
Sai
England
United States
Canada
International ‘Typographical Union
Uie
Worst in modern time comes news from Japan
Faint readable fragments describe famine conditions and distress in Japan, mentioning starvation and economic strain. No clear dates or names are extractable, but the text conveys severe hardship and concern over worsening hunger in the region.
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Japan
McCalls Letter About Hamilton Employment at New York Life
A March 22 letter by former New York Life president John A. McCall, published today, explains the terms under which Andrew Hamilton was employed to handle taxation and legislation matters. McCall notes Hamilton refused duties without confidential aid and accounting, questions the legality of actions, and references possible consequences for the company and its policy holders.
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New York
John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Andres D. Hamilton
Alexander E
New York Life Inpany
Fe Totterie
Orr Lam
oMerals
Andrew Hamilton
Itm
United States
Iwan
Iim
Talk by Lodge on the subject discussed in Senate debate
In Washington on March 22 the tariff rate bill dominated the senate with two speeches by Mr Spooner Speke supporting an amendment to enlarge the interstate commerce commission. Lodge rebutted recent remarks by Commissioner Prouty and Labie cited Debs. He argued the commission cannot fix rates countrywide and defended rail policies, noting vast savings and road securities in Massachusetts. Debates touched on Debs, Breunenberg fallout, and court control by wealth. Josephine Loughborough’s body was brought from Naples on the Koc ig Athert.
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Washington
Senate
Spooner Speke
Prouty
Labie
Kusene
Lodge
New York
Massachusetts
Aloc
Snowslide Tragedies Continue in Colorado
A series of deadly snowslides devastate mining districts in Clear Creek in Colorado. One body and several missing are reported as rescue teams search affected hotels and structures for survivors amid harsh winter conditions.
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Colorado
Blockade Ends As Denver Route Reopens After Siege
A disrupted line on the southern Missouri Denver and Rio Grande route is finally restored as Denver, Rio Grande and Southern crews clear the obstruction at the site near the Sandusky crest. Train service resumes with limited capacity as passengers and goods move again, ending a period of halted traffic and stalled schedules.
Quanovo Awake Heady 10 Jump
A fragmented report notes Quanovo Awake Heady posting a 10 jump score as men compete. The jagged text references Penorms and a troumble alert, with unclear affiliations and unsettled event details.
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Quanovo
Planned April Strike by Radical Elements
A damaged report from Petersburг describes a planned April strike by radical workers tied to social democrats and patient elements. It mentions a potential general uprising, provisional government setup, and actions to inform authorities to prepare for the move.
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Radical
Telephones Put In Church To Aid Hearing
A Dillon church adopts telephone transmittors to aid members with hearing difficulties during sermons and services. Four ceiling pipes house transmitters connected by wires to receivers used by congregants, soon to be replaced by headsets for clearer sound.
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Brett
Dillon
Mtn
Howe
Ren
Lough
Dilton
Cai
Smallpox Spreads in Wyoming Farms and Mines
Cheyenne reports eighty seven cases of smallpox in Liman and Bridge districts, Wintah county, with an abandoned pesthouse noted in the epidemic. In the Imberland mining area a ranchman and neighbors observe the spread, citing the outbreak's reach into the southern part of the county.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Liman and
Bridge
Wintah County
Imberland
Ries
Fiend and His Pill Score a Great Victory
Lincoln line reports a turn of events as a curious case involving refined charges over cigarettes and fines. The article notes a legal reckoning with manufacturing fines paid, while a naval school pneumonia tally stands. Also mentioned is a shipment to Norfolk Virginia and a fatal meningitis count reaching eighteen at a naval training school.
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Newport
Roman R. D. Neningitis
Naval Training School
Holly
Norfolk
Aladdins Cache Aboard Treasure Island Vessel Nears Sea
San Francisco March 2 Captain Marr, a famed coastal navigator, outfits a schooner to hunt treasure off Cocos Island. The Thomas E Hayard is being rigged with a fresh crew and will sail in about two weeks from Seattle, aiming for the rumored hoard.
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Marr
Cocos Island
Thomas E Hayard Nig
Havard
Seattle
Oman
Reply of Fowler Committee to Hamilton Letter
New York March 22 A reply to And ry Hamiltons letter refusing to appear before the Fowler Investigating committee of the New York Life. The document quotes messages between Hamilton and the committee and notes the committee’s desire for an accounting of large sums of money under the hands of a legislative agent. The letter says Hamilton cannot attend due to nervous derangement but affirms intent to cooperate. It outlines alleged improper disbursements totaling about 1400 dollars and claims lack of records, receipts, or authority for such spending.
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New York
Andrew Hamilton
Fowler
New York Life
Clarence H. Mackay
Hamilton
Albany
Ter
Tightson
Atesk
Explosion and Flame Hit Western Candy Plant
Fire from spontaneous combustion in the starch department of the Western Candy company plant in the wholesale district of the city caused damage to the building and stock valued at two tons of starch Vienna March 22. Secretary G By Rives of the American embassy said Mr Storer has ceased his connection and urged the Austro Hungarian government to appoint a successor. Washington March 2 The Senate confirmed Charles Francis to be ambassador to Austria Hungary.
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Denver
Western Candy Company
Vienna
G. By Rives
Foreign Office
Betelamy Storer
Ameassador
Beancia
Storer
Washington
Senate
Charles Francis Aembaskador
Austriac
Hungary
Kiley Linked to Colte in Brooklyn Divorce Rumor
In New York on March 22 rumors spread that Thomas Wekiteys and his bankers connected party press circulated a tale that Mrs Flora Colte of Brooklyn had been seen with Kiley. No confirmation or record of the alleged affair or marriage details.
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New York
Kear
Thomas Wekiteys
Ssid Meechant
Brookisi
Wuleide
Nate
Kiley
Shipwreck fears after treacherous cape voyage
Reported wreck risks surround the voyage of the schooner in Alaska waters after a perilous run to reach a distant port. The Northlart was reportedly torn apart by waves, with 39 hours of heavy seas, and fifteen crew members are feared lost.
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Alaska
Mixed Police of All Ports at Algeciras
A report on a proposed mixed police for all ports discussed during a conference involving Austrian, British, German, French, and Spanish officials. The talks touched on a potential policy to govern Tangier and other ports, with tentative support for a unified port authority though no formal statement issued yet.
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Theia
White
Aria Hoald
Dsiaes
France
Spain
Tangier
Oheshult Ly
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