Wage scale to stay in force under mediation agreement
Mediation between Southern Railway officials and employees leads to the present wage scale remaining through July with potential renegotiation if business improves. Charles Knapp and Dr Charles F P Neth oversee the accord, accepted by company and unions, covering Mobile and Ohio lines and related divisions.
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At & O'Clock
Charles Knapp
Charles FP
Southern Railway
Wilde
Ita Offclata
Manda
Onto
Liesunt Hota
Esarn Knapp
Bell
Southers Railway
Allied Companise
Erdman
Wameriia
Campaniea
Husineas
Adopters of Bryan Seek Postponement at Populist Meet
Admirers of William Jennings Bryan push for delaying the Populist national convention in Lous, Missouri. Nebras ka Minnesota and Michigan delegates threaten to bolt if no adjournment or new platform is adopted, while Thomas Watson supporters push for nomination goals. Delegates convene at the Olympic theater with Ferris presiding and Coxey assisting. Prohibition stance remains unsettled as platform planks multiply.
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Lous
William Jennings Bryan
Tomor
Nebraska
Minnesota
Michigan
Ala Walrath
Nebraske State
Minnenote
Oriel
Bryan
Thomas
National Committee
Watson
AML
Thomas E Watson
Gear
Idge Samuel & Wilams
Vincennes Ind
Pope Ricley
St Louis
Olympic Theater
Ferris
Illinoia
Jacob 8. Coxey
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Frank Foonichey
Souls
Romaan
New Yorks
Custom House
Flooding Rips Through Elkhorn and Tug River Valleys
In a historic flood, the Tug River and Elkhorn area report record waters after three inches of rain in 36 hours. Virginia and West Virginia rivers spill their banks, many families along mountain sides displaced as houses feed the flood. Bridges and rails damaged, vehicles swept away, crews rescue towns as floodwaters rise across Appalachia.
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Elkhorn
WoVa
Tug River
Virginia
Elkorn
War claims and land scrip disputed in senate debate
Senatorial wrangling over about 76 million of land scrip war claims, intended to return proceeds from public lands to states, faces amendments for 10 million to the South and 308 million for cotton tax era properties. Northern states resist unequal payouts, southern lawmakers push for restitution.
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Jake Carrigan, Jr
Washington
Senate
Benster Hienn Todhy
North Carolina
Vanderbilt Marital Troubles Set for Court Hearing
New York April 1 Ellen French Vanderbilt files for absolute divorce from Alfred Gyane Vanderbilt after a London departure. Justice Ooorman appoints David McClure to hear testimony. papers delayed for official recording. Vanderbilt travels to Europe on the Mauretania with rumors of a divorce and prior family tensions surrounding the French and Vanderbilt clans.
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Europe
Alfred Gyane -Vanderbilt
Ellen French Vanderbilt
Vanderitt
Garter, Ledyard & Milburn
Vanderbilt
Ellen French
William Henry
Mr Vanderbit
Fats Corneliue Vanderbit
Cormalius
Misa Grace Wileon
London
Brighton
Duchess of Marlborough
Duchean
Mra G Hop Belmont
Mauretania
Dlacu
Mra Vandebit
Oakland
Newport
Amon Tuck French
Turedo Park
Thia
Tuxedo
Mra Vanderbitt
Ad Atticial
Afr Anderson
Roi
Gwinne Vanderbilt
Oakland Farm
Portamouth
Vander Rilt
Tuxedo Park
Amos Luck French
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Wee
Atman Luck French
Mr Vanderbilt
England
Vaenderdirt
Atlanta Depot Change Marks New Railway Entrance
Atlanta officials announce the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad will enter the city via the old depot on April 6, linking Western and Atlantic, Seaboard Air Line, Louisville Nashville, and Georgia railways. Executives Atkinson Arkwright and Donnyman tour between Atlanta and LaGrange to inspect the line, with Peachtree Street offices undergoing over 4000 in interior upgrades ahead of the move.
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Atlanta
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Western and Atlantic
Seaboard Air Line
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Nashville
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Georgia Railroad
Southern
Central
West Point
Hm, Atkinson
P . Arkwright
Alex Donnyman
HM Atkinson, Jr
Birmingham
Aumile
LaGrange
Manchester
Peachtree
Negro Shot by Deputy Sheriff in Dublin Tree Top Ambush
In Dublin Georgia on April 1 deputy Mose Rowland shot and killed Henry Thomas, a Negro who had just wounded a woman named Jerry Butler. Thomas, a suspect in the John Hart murder, was spotted in tree tops as Rowland fired, ending the chase in seconds.
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Algo
Dublin
Mose Rowland
Henry Thomas
Jerry Butler
James B Tyre
Rowland
Sheri Micka
Thomas
Pulanki County
Empire Say
John Hart
Senate Repeals Civil War Loyalty Claim Law
Washington reports indicate the senate passed a bill repealing the 1887 act denying payments against the United States to claimants who did not prove loyalty during the Civil War. The measure references proclamations and prior congressional remarks, including Pettus of Alabama.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Henator Pettus
Alabama
Bitter Words for Bonaparte in Peonage Probe
Florida congressman Clark attacks Attorney General Bonaparte over peonage prosecutions and inquiries into Mary Grace Quackenbos hires. Caulfield defends DOJ, while Clark cites court records to question Bonaparte's qualifications and motives in enforcing labor and immigration policy.
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Caulfield
Missouri
Committee On Judiciary
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Florida
House
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Department of Juetlcve
Ltis
Department of Justice
Caulela
Bonaparte
Clark
Supreme Court of the United Staten St
Maryland Court of Appeals
Thawsensen
St Thia
Prince De Sagan And Madame Gould Pursue Marriage Plans
New York reports indicate Madame Anna Gould intends to marry Prince Helly de Sagan despite family disapproval. Gould relatives deny interviews and assert Madame Gould remains ill in Hotel St Regis, while legal counsel weighs estate implications of a potential marriage, and de Sagan hints at delaying plans due to publicity.
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Prince Helly de Sagan
Edwin Gould
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Prince
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Gould
Prince de Sagan
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Paria
Prince de Sagah
Mringe
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Jay
Anna Im
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Ing Wat
Rockefeller girl fears Black Hand in Chicago notes
Chicago in April a Rockefeller girl fears Black Hand letters warn of danger to her life and family. Guards patrol her home as she prepares to depart the city to Cleveland while officials monitor the threat and seek safety.
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Mre
Hagmid de Carmick
John Db
Rocks
Faller
Ten Ufe
Tel McCormick
Belleville
Wac
Lake Shore Drive
Ruen
St Wateh
Weather summary for Georgia regional forecast
Weather note indicates colder conditions expected across portions of Georgia. Forecast calls for lower temperatures, higher winds, and a generally unsettled pattern with diminishing afternoon sun. Local areas may see scattered rain showers and gusty northerly winds through the day.
Health Officer Calls Sewers Vital to Public Welfare
Atlanta health officer cites ten thousand homes lacking sewerage and argues 100 miles of pipe for 35 000 homes. he warns poor sewerage endangers health with disease breeding water buildup and mosquitoes. He urges bond-funded extensions to improve sanitation and curb illness.
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Atlanta
JP Kennedy
Kennely
USA
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