Battle over coal wage demands heads to subcommittee
In Cleveland on March 21 the operators rejected the miners 10 increase and shorter hours demand for 200 000 bituminous workers across western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and mi hels. The dispute was referred to a subcommittee of eight miners delegates and eight operators to seek a compromise while warning a possible strike and prolonged shutdown after April 1. The situation was described as grave with extensive implications for 600 000 union miners and 150 000 others tied to the talks and anthracite talks cloudy but hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Mihels
Aub
Eigh
John P. White
United Mine Workers of America
White
New York
Whitegad
Mr. White
Agrilla
EA. Cole
Columbus
Cole
Thomas L. Lewis
Union
Roosevelt in the Charities Building Reveals Reform Mix
A long description of the United Charities building in New York shows Roosevelt’s presence among charities and reform groups. The Outlook offices, fellow organizations, and bustling activity expose a hub of philanthropy with reporters, officials, and donors active in meetings, inspections, and charity work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Charities
New York
Outlook
Roosevelt
So‘giety
Association For Improving
State
Charites Aid Association
Children’s Aid Society
Russell Sage Foundation
School of Philanthropy
National Child Labor Committee
Nosional Consumers’ League
York Charities
Mion
Zwba
Anes
Besk
Tragedy staged for moving pictures at Hillsville
Hillsville, Va March 21 A Carroll County courthouse tragedy was enacted for film with mountain outlaws shooting the judge and a camera crew recording the scene as townsfolk react with fear amid plans by Governor Mann to act. The crackdown includes a special court term March 27 and trials for Allen suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilleville
Carroll County
Hillsville
Moving Picture
Rialto
Mani
Elnce
HiNaville
Wil
Allens
Hillsvile
Dexter Goad
Staples
Richmond
Carroll County Court
Roanoke
Barnard Allen
Jack Allen
Floyd Allen
Galax
Mount Airy
Cousin David Letters in Sugar Trust Case
New York March 21 The famous Cousin David letters between Washington B Thomas head of the sugar trust and cousin David S Stetson, with info from Adolph Segal about the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company, opened in the trial of Thomas Parsons and other American Sugar Refining officials for Sherman law violations. Untermyer testified about loan deals, refinery closure, and a $2,000,000 damages compromise as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David
Bettween
Washington B. Thomas
Sugar Trust
David S Stetson
Stetson
Adolph Segal
Pennayivania ‘Sugar Refining Company
Thomas
John E. Parsons
American Sugar Refining Company
Hane
Trust
Samuel Untermyer
Pennsylvania
Segal
Gustave Kissel
Rmainarity
Clare
Wise
Wash
Dave
Legaty
Pennnsylvania Sugar
Parsons
Untermyeer
Claims he sent Rosalsky bomb in Brunswick tale
In Jacksonville a vagrant Fred Newsom alias Fred Price confessed to sending an infernal machine to Judge Rosalsky in New York. He says a man gave him the package from Brunswick, Ga, and that it was already addressed to the judge. Police weigh his conflicting statements and seek corroboration as they probe burglary links and possible mind state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Fred Newsom
Fred Price
Crawford
Judge Rosalsky
New York
Newsom
Brunewick
Backaonsule
Lotty
Rosalaky
Brandt
Brunswick
Joseph Newsome
Price
United States
Newsome
Gove
Jude
Rosalsky
Newsomen
Poley
Dougherty
Fred Newsome
Otto A. Rosalsky
Tragedy in Metropolis Wife Shoots, then Self
In Metropolis UL Marist James Azzle entered his wife's bedroom and fired four bullets at her as she tended their sleeping baby. He then shot himself in the head, collapsing on her. Neighbors found them. both gravely wounded. A 10-year-old daughter had mentioned a rival earlier that day. The milk firm Nathan Straus Pasteurized Milk Laboratories was incorporated in Albany with New York offices to run infant milk depots. Directors include Nathan Straus, Lina Straus, Nathan Straus Jr, H. Grant Straus, and Sissie Lehman of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Self
Metropolis
James Azzle
Uszle
Uszte
Uzzla
Nathan Strava Pasteurized Milk Laboratories
New York City
Albany
Nathan Straus
Lina Straus
Nathan Straus, Jr. H
Grant Straus
Sissie
Lehman
New York
Explosive Prom Judge and Migs Clash Amid Caustic Remarks
A fragmentary report portrays a tense scene involving prom judge Migs and Pasha with caustic exchanges. The cryptic dialogue hints at danger and flight as emotions rise and the event strains under pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasha
Wool Tariff Cut By Democrats
Washington officials report Democratic members of the ways and means committee plan to reintroduce a wool tariff revision bill in the house. The measure sets a 20 percent ad valorem duty on raw wool, with other duties ranging up to 45 percent for textiles and goods, aimed at revenue rather than protection, despite free wool advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Taft
Underwood
Tariff Board
House
Senate
Rear Admiral Tyron Dies in Brooklyn Naval Hospital
Rear Admiral James Rufus Tyron retired former surgeon general of the United States Navy died at the U S Naval Hospital in Brooklyn during the night. He was born in Coxackie New York in 1837 and died from a tumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyron
New York
James Rufus Tyron
United States Navy
U. S Naval Hospital
Brooklyn
Admi Yyron
Coxackte
A Reasonable Plea For the Stomach
A 1905 advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, claiming natural digestives like pepsin and gastric acids restore digestion. It cites chemical tests, endorsements, and a London firm, asserting safety and efficacy for indigestion, loss of appetite, and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Telegraphia
London
Cullam St
Addrera
Centra
Fenchurch St
F. A. Stuart Co
Clerkenwell Road
John HR. Brooke
FTCL
United States
Canada
Mortgage and Deed Notices From Atlanta Area Listings
A dense list of property transactions, mortgages, deeds, bonds for title, and building permits centered around Atlanta in 1911 1912 era. Entries include Mre. M. G. Terry to Mrs. Pauline Hirsch Ella T. Cooper to Hillyer Trust Company and others across streets like Randolph East North Auburn Chattahoochee and West Peachtree. Also recorded are estate transfers quitclaim deeds and numerous birth notices with named individuals and addresses.
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M. G. Terry
Pauline Hirsch
Randolph Street
East
North Avenue
Lewla M. Anderson
Mortgage “and Company of
New York
Peachtree Street
Ella T. Cooper
Hillyer Trust Company
Auburn Avenue
Ivy Street
A. J. McCoy
Km College
Center Street
East Point Avenrue
Fred L. Smith
Sams
Chattahoochaa Avenue
Cheney Street
R. J. Weegoner
Security State Bank
Waddell Street
Max Oppenheim
Connally
Glenwood Avenue
Mareh
Bertha Wood Wilkink
Dizio ‘Loan and Trust Company
Hollywood J
Mack
Harman
Serenter
Serentesn Hn
Tory
Raviin
Hunter Street
Nake
Hagan & Dodd
Auburn
Plum Street
J B. Thompson
Rankin Street
Thomas Evans
Langley Avenue
A. Mo Bowen
D. Hornahy
Wellington
Ballt Sithroom
Mre. Stevenson
Ashby Street
Orler Martin
Bull
Morehead & Johnson
Park T.ane
Sunset Avenue
Arizona lawmakers take action on recall and suffrage
In Choenix Arizona after three days of organization the state senate on first reading passed a recall constitutional amendment with a Breen substitute requiring stated grounds for petitions. Also approved equal suffrage and federal income tax amendment on first reading. A resolution urged Congress to propose direct election of U.S. senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Choenix
Arizona
F. S. Breen
Breen
Congress
United States
Miners urged to resume work as tension eases
London reports indicate tension over the minimum wage bill has lessened with a government majority of 123 in the House of Commons 348 to 225 as Labour and Nationalists back the government. Amos Balforfs leadership of opposition marked the debate, with fears of a trade paralysis and widespread distress if miners fail to return by early next week. Shipping and thread mills shut, 12,000 workers laid off, 100000 tons idle at Southampton docks while rail and business curtailment grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Arthur J
Woth
Houe of Commons
Paleley
Ide
Southampton Docks
Linera Oceanic
Majestic
St. Paul
New York
Philadelphia
Extensive Grocery Ad Fragment With Prices Listed
A dense OCR fragment shows a long catalog of groceries, tobaccos, syrups, canned goods, and meats from multiple brands and sellers. It includes prices per unit, crates, cases, and per pound figures, along with scattered stock notes and a brief stock market and livestock report section. The text appears as a marketplace advertisement or price list from a grocery house, with occasional editor notes correcting suppliers.
Assignee Sale of Drug Store Assets in Newnan Georgia
The assignee will sell at 1 9 o clock a m April 10 2013 the stock of drugs sundries appliances and fixtures of Brown s Drug Store Newnan Georgia including the building lease. Bids based on inventory inspection. cash on delivery and a $400 certified check required with each bid. Right to reject any bids reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White, Jr
White Provisions Company
Newnan
North
Georgia
Fulton Superior Court
March Tern
Philups
Lizzie Elliott Phillips
Superior Court
Fulton County
Atv
Cattle and Hog Prices Reported From Market Yard
Mixed livestock quotes show steers and cows at varied gains with cattle generally steady. Hog prices range 5.60 to 6.90 for heavy and butcher hogs, with prime hogs and lighter pigs noted and corn-fed demand cited. Overall market described as steady with moderate supply and improving conditions into the week.
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St. Louis
Emrlond
Kansas
Cova
Louteville
Heange
Chicago
Berver
Texas
Western
G Bulle
SevaraMipads
Cama
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Brunswick, Ga
Mrs. Newed
Ste
Nina
Eloise Easterlin
Cynthia Bhowery
Culver Street
Hroomhead Street
D. D. Guthian
R. I. Mank
Pickett Street
Adrmainintentor
T. Coyne
Charles M. Coyne
J. HM. Hillsman
Mada Street
Mc Fantal
Thares Kicechlea
Etters
R. Bl. Chisenserry
Groot Street
Georgia Avenue
Benjamin HH. Paulion
D. A. McDuffie
Chattahooches Avenue
Cheney Atreat
Schoen
T. M. Ward
Marietta Street
Alexander
Waberh L. Bomar
J. F. Maddox
Curran Street
Mra
Emusla E Bomar
William A. Bomar
Ame
John W. Penaldeon
Strax
R. A
Luelle Avenue
Loy
Mire
Hugh N. Goldsmith
J. T. Nash
Clarence Makes
Glenn
Earl Vareon
South Henry
Martettz
Taer Boatwright
Louise Atrpet
Lena Bennett
Seata
Grady Hospital
Tirady
Endorardella
Bary Footer
Femaredi
Gordon Street
Viola Johnson
Tarejoy
House of Commons
Fulton
Nonia
Owens
William Owens
Nonte Owens
Sald Court
W. D. Ellis
Arnold Broyles
State OF Georgia
Annie May Quinn
John Monroe Odom
John , Monros Odom
Greating
Annie Mey Quinn
W. D. Elie
Lee
Beavers
Mary L. Beavers
Ellis
Ils
Etlanta
Grocerier
Ggleaby Grocery Company
Azla Gresan
Alderney
Steal & Parcella
Hunfort
Hayat Nod
Hastord's
Enowgeltt
Polo
Parry
Hou
Victory
Richand Waxey
Eagle
Sic
Star Navy
Croker
Battle Ax
BT Gravely
Double Eagle
Schnapps
Brown Mule
Franklin Sees
Virginia Cheroot
Tetler
Liptos
Durkee
Acme
Dixie
Hoffman House
Lea & Perrin
White Provision Company
Confeld
Reese Rte
D. S
Judge's Library
Atte
Delity Fruit and Produce Company
South Broad
Florida
Ideo
Baldwin
Ban Davis
California
Fexaa R. P. Cate
Atlanta Live Stock Market
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