Joint conference debates coal wage scales and adjourns
The joint conference of coal operators and United Mine Workers adjourned into the afternoon with deep divides on wages, price protections, and a 7 cent differential. Both sides argued over a two year scale, and executives remained in closed sessions as talks continued into the next morning.
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Professor R. Doremus Noted Chemist Is Dead
New York mourns Professor R. Doremus a renowned chemist and long time instructor at the College of the City of New York and Bellevue Hospital Medical College. He chaired chemistry for many years and his work focused on the effects of poles on chemistry.
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R. Doremus
New York
Laren
Pole Son
Boreas
Callece
College of Te City of New York
Htimi
Bede entertains in pleasing way at political gathering
An excerpt recalls a lively session with AM Elijah Bede entertaining attendees with humor as lawmakers debate rules and speeches. The record highlights reactions, noted laughter, and the interplay of prominent figures amid contentious votes and political maneuvering.
First Congressional Primary Held By Democrats in Four Districts
An inaugural primary effort in Wapaneatha Ohio on March 22 aims to select Democratic candidates for the four district seat. Rules require delegates to attend a conventional convention if terms fail.
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Wapaneatha
Ohio
Pour
Gompers Assoc Discuss Roosevelt and Cannon Replies
Washington March 22 labor leaders of the American Federation of Labor considered President Roosevelt and Speaker Cannon responses to grievances. Gompers said the memorial meant what it stated and if Congress fails to remedy, the federation will appeal to the people. They authorized Gompers to notify concerned representatives and noted the International Typographical Union warned of printers and strike breakers in Canada versus the eight hour day.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Cannon
Tom Frye
Nn Winute
Inbar
Gomners
Enginna
Staten
Canada
Kerr von Rudavinkis
Tel Hales
Austin
Haing
St Algociris
March Wits
News From Japan Sets Record for Worst Modern Time
A chaotic Japanese report claims an unprecedented worst period in modern times with references to political figures and widespread turmoil. The fragmentary text mentions New York, unidentified agencies, and a string of garbled terms, suggesting a sensational summary of a crisis with unclear specifics.
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Japan
McCall Letter to the New York Life Executive
A letter from John A McCall to New York Life executives analyzes a dispute over compensation and duties. It details Hamilton's retainer, the contract, and questions of legality and the company’s obligations. McCall asserts authority, questions actions, and pledges to seek resolution through proper channels.
Smallpox Spreads Across Wyoming Districts Reported
Amid March 2 records, smallpox cases were logged in Lian and Bridge districts of Vina county, with spread into the southern portion of the economy. Officials note the epidemic center near Chenue Taild, and mention isolation or containment efforts across troubled areas.
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Chevenue
Wye
Lian and
Bridge
Vina County
Eonmey
Chile
Della
Fragmentary entry on a February voyage and steamship line
A damaged OCR fragment mentions New York, a day in Tosephiny Leighworudgh, and a voyage from an Alenb line aboard the steamer Kove Hig Alenb. Details are unclear, but it references a February date and a maritime context.
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New York
Tosephiny Leighworudgh
Rane
Chica
Rome
Snowslide Tragedies Reported in Colorado County
Fragmented report details ongoing snowslide casualties in Colorado. Names and places are obscured in the OCR text, but the piece mentions multiple crush events and a sequence of incidents affecting residents and local responders.
Snow blockade finally broken after days of siege
Fragmented OCR text describes a snow siege lasting several days, with mentions of towns, people, and rescue efforts. It references a 22 year old and a public event amid heavy snow, detailing improvised transport and a perilous situation. Authorities report lines of stalled travel and lockdown conditions lifted after snow cleared.
Fiend and His Pill Score A Great Victory
Nebraske suppression era reports tight enforcement on cigarette manufacture and distribution. A Newport naval training school case prompts fines and sentences as authorities note limited compliance and ongoing investigations.
Aladdins Cache on Treasure Island Mystery
A fragmented notice mentions Aladdins Cache on Treasure Island and a search for a creator or spearhead. The piece references locations Seattle Bayard and a yearlong period, with hints of a ceremonial or dramatic quest and a likely public or local event.
Fowler Committee replies to Andy Hamilton letter in New York Life matter
A long letter from the Fowler committee to Andy Hamilton discusses the inquiry into funds allegedly held by Hamilton and the committee's demand for accounts and vouchers. It notes Hamilton’s January attempts at certification and references a large sum, including 1,400,000 and 3,600,000, and asserts the committee’s insistence on proper disbursal and accountability.
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Fowler
Andy Hamilton
Marvel
Andrew Hamilton
New York
Harallion
In Finland Aims To Form Provisional Government
Fragmented text describes plans in Finland for forming a provisional government and a possible national move. It mentions a vote, an awakening readiness, and the idea of creating a tower house of parliament as a basis for governance while indicating upheaval and the potential uprising.
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Faye
Formig
Duiova
Generhion
Ihig Theos
Aifaes
Explosion and Fire Strikes Denver Plant
A spontaneous combustion incident at the Western Cady company sa plant in the Wholevale district caused a major blaze. Extensive damage followed as flames and smoke spread through the building, hindering early alarms and endangering nearby structures.
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Western Cady Company Sa
Wholevale
Fone
Alent Taree
Von
Winchester event signals early spring skate prompt
Fragmentary notice from Covingseeville and Winchester about a May turnout for a local skit event linked to Kw WO and a committee. details are unclear but indicate community planning in May.
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Covingseeville
Boye
Mate Ftewal
Kw WO S
C Committee
Winchester
Kye
Telephones In Church Aid Hearing For All
In a Villon church the pews will gain wired listening devices to aid worshipers with hearing difficulties. Four iron‑pipe receivers rise from the pulpit area on adjustable mounts, feeding sound to headsets held to the ear. The system, designed to let every listener catch every word, promises clearer voice transmission for the hard of hearing.
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Villon
Cage Matton
Wiesermans
Liein
Loligh
Celenhanes
Dilton
Mr Storer Retires and Francis Is Named Ambassador
The text reports the retirement of Ambassador Del lanty Storer and the appointment of Francis as his successor. It notes Storer remains ambassador until recall letters are processed. It references the Austro Hungarian government and a Senate continuation of actions related to Austria.
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Storer
Francis
OG. Belives
Bimedif
Gales Push Back Boats Off Treacherous Cape
Severe gales off Cape Fletieay drive fishing schooners from the north to the Alaskan coast. Dozens of vessels faced high seas and shelter sought near Neah while crews endured lines of rough weather. Sailors report travel spans about 120 miles with numerous ships testing resilience against the gale.
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Cape Fletieay
Munterare
Milwaukee sale closes as city pledge stands
A fragmented item notes a sale near completion with references to Milwaukee, a pledge, and a political or election context. The readable text mentions a ticker, a positive confirmation, and a timing near closing, with scattered names and dates unclear. The fragmentary report hints at an underlying civic or market action without clear specifics.
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Montana
Milwaukee
Mixed Police of All Ports at Algeciras
The article reports a tense conference among American, British and other representatives over a proposed mixed police for all ports at Algeciras. Discussions focus on a direct statement before the conference and potential concessions among Germany, France, and Spain, with Tangier proposed as a single port under joint control.
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Whieex
France
Spain
Tangier
Srance
Spall
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