Gompers Labour Leaders Face Contempt Punishment
Fragmentary report describes contempt punishment levied against Samuel Gompers head of the American Federation of Labour. Lesser penalties outlined for John Mitchell and Secretary Morrison. Article hints at prison terms and political pressure amid wartime labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation
Nead
Saumel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
John Mitchell
Morrison
Ags
Gunifiers
Artavelye- Pers
Bank Robbery Report Crude Nebraska Theft
A report notes a night bank raid in Nebraska where robbers looted a bank about eighteen miles from Lincoln. James Malone, chief of detectives, said the robbers overpowered guards, fired to escape with $3,000, and appeared to be traveling as a group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebroska
Ceresen
Coln
Neb
Chase
Keene Fers
James Malone
Etectives
Turbulent sports rundown yields scattered names and results
Fragmentary text references several sports events and figures including a turf win, a team meeting in Bartlett, a Brooklyn National tie to a Boston club, a boxing bout in Philadelphia, and a boxer's unconscious state in Grand Rapids Michigan, with Roosevelt connection hinted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
New York
Hoya
Roosevelt
Brooklyn
Boston Club
Boston
Grand Rapide, Mich, Athletic Club
Philapoke
Wap
MAIL FINE ABOLISHED AID TO RAILROADS EXPECTS SAVINGS
The Postmaster General eliminates fines for late mail trains and withdraws the duty to file monthly delay reports. Railroads nationwide anticipate cost savings, praising the change as easing burdens from Postal Department regulations. The new order ends penalties based on train delay and reduces reporting obligations.
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Cie Raltronds
United States
Witn Anly
Department
Transportation
Wmunds
Washington
Om Deli
Ft Raute
Extra Session Date March 14 Vetted for Tariff Revision
Reports indicate March 14 as the date for an extraordinary session called by President Taft to tackle tariff revision. The sixtieth Congress ends March 4, and Taft would convene the new Congress shortly after inauguration. Republicans expect a spring start in Washington with swift House action but longer, more deliberate Senate debate.
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Uft
Taft
Congress
Ito
Washington
House
Senate
Brothers to Share Millions in Delaware Estate
Lyle brothers, a St. Louis carpenter and a railroad clerk, are named part heirs to an $80,000,000 Wilmington Delaware estate once owned by German Baron Christopher Springer. The baron died intestate after transferring wealth to various parties. A Springer sister was their grandmother. Arizona Lyly, 40, and William A. Lyle, 38, are linked through the line. Mrs. George M. Mcollom of Allen, Illinois, is also said to be an heir.
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Meira
Delaware Hatnte
Arizone Lyle
St. Louis
William A. Lyle
Wilmington
Del
Christopher Springer
America
Lyte Brothers
Arizone Lyly
George M. Mc Ollom
Allen, U1
World Sunday School Assembly Outlines Sixth Conference
The world’s executive committee of the International Sunday School Association met in Washington to outline plans for the world’s sixth Sunday school conference to be held in May or June, with efforts to engage beyond current members and expand participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Work Gauday School
Breet
International Sunday School
Atsoviatlup
Washington
Swiss Elect Fresisent A Deucher President for 1900
The Wederai Assembly elected Fresisent A Deucher minister of commerce as president of the Swiss republic for 1900. Brauner’s term ends January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresisent
A. Deucher
Wederai
F. Brauner
Castro's Men Ousted and Venezuelan Government Rebuilt
Acting President Gomez reshapes the cabinet after Castro's fall, replacing key ministers tied to the Castro regime. Jose de Jesus Paul and Baldo flee the government as diplomatic ties fray with Holland and new factions vie for power in Venezuela. The upheaval follows President Castro's departure for Luroye and signals a decisive shift in the nation's leadership.
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J. Vicente Gomes
Cipriano Castro
Luroye
Venezuela
Jose de Jesus Paul
Siaster
Castro
Minister de Reus
Holland
Mer
Mul
Ths
Ur Paul
Dro Baldo
Govel
Frontis
Venemuela
Cnetro
Gomex
Taft favored in Missouri as electors chosen
The Missouri vote is to be cast for William H. Taft with a Taft plurality of 1,626. Sen Theodore Burton of Ohio is offered a treasury post in Taft's cabinet but has not decided. Nebraska justice T J Sullivan resigns after a one day tenure, Gov Sheldon accepting, and Judge Bullivan serves briefly. Robert M Ta Pollette campaign finances show $17,629.10 contributions and equal expenditures. Roosevelt pushes for John D Peingie appointment as appraiser with $4,500 salary. labor commissioner Neill to be reappointed by Roosevelt.
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la Follette
Roosevelt
John D. Peingie
Labor World
Pittsburg
Charles P. Nell
Dr. Neill
Iabor
Carroll D. Wright
Clary Wuberaity
Worcester
Muse
The Tax of Insects on U S Agriculture Figures
The United States bears a heavy toll from chinch bugs and other pests. The Agriculture Department estimates annual losses totaling about 5.0 billion dollars in farm products, plus hundreds of millions more in storage, forests, and timber, surpassing costs of national government and pensions. </analysis>
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Lcsshurry
Global labor unions and mining facts from early reports
A digest of union activity and labor data across regions includes safety union reorganization in St. Louis cap makers, German locomotive workers celebrated by government, global trade and mining employment figures, and a large Anglo-German peace demonstration in Berlin with over twenty thousand workers.
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Isbovers
Lol Fond
Chevlvth Tw
Cap Makers
St. Louis
Mygingers
Cermauny
Tron Mothers' Union of
North America
Pennsylvania
United States Bureau of Labor
County of
Allegheny
Germany
Parlient
Neville
Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Massachusetta
Berlin
War Wright estimates and public works in the earnings report
The piece outlines War Wright estimates in cast of future fears and costs. notes potential support for West Point Military Academy and Navy offices. It cites various global and domestic economic concerns, including adjustments to desertion rates, navigation developments, and the broader U.S. wartime effort, with references to government spending and transportation routes.
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Wright
Tia Viver
Barber
West Point
Amuleany
Tor
Tibet
Marie Wei
Developient
St Aie
States Warned to Protect the Fish from Decline
A widely circulated report blames greed for the disappearing sturgeon and warns states to safeguard migratory fish. It cites hatchery output, pollution, salinity, and interstate waters as threats, urging coordinated action by the fisheries ministry and state commissions to preserve stock. The document notes billions in production losses and calls for conservation measures to halt further declines.
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George M. Frowers
Stiares
de Lis
Luis Speries
Vic Cobinssinier
Seni
Che Parellin
Thawirs
Turmoil in Galpin Case Dampens Public Pay Speech
A garbled report outlines a political fight surrounding the Galpin case and public payrolls. Mention of Judge Axed by trade, senate talk, and municipal budget debates appears, with references to officials and committees amid unclear phrasing.
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Chytyaus
Galpin
Wieden
Silarius
Ter
Moser
Siesep
the Senate
Cook Coutty Atelesa
Chedawies
Mivculs
Audiences react to botched performance and disrupted dance
A troubled stage show ended abruptly as patrons heckled the company amid a chaotic scene. Plastered placards and scattered notes referenced a refused act while spectators demanded refunds and left the auditorium.
East Aurora Writer Crushed by Falling Tree
Fibert Hubbard, a noted author and lecturer, was seriously injured in the woods near East Aurora when a falling tree crushed him as he helped workers. He misjudged the tree’s direction and was trapped beneath the timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbere Hubbard
Fibert Hubbard
East Aurora
N.Y
Bank Blown Up by Five Highwaymen at Gibbon
Five highwaymen blew up the Hotlo way Exchange bank of Gibbon Nebraska and stole 2500 dollars from the vaults. They escaped in an automobile as citizens pursued them through the area.
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Hotloway Exchange Bank
Gibbon
Neh
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