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The People's Rights on the Coal Strike Impasse
An Atlanta dated article discusses President Roosevelt's failed effort to resolve the anthracite coal strike. It praises his humane aims while noting public disapproval of Baer and the mine owners. It highlights President Mitchell's arbitration offer and public sympathy for miners' rights to essential goods.
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Mediation urged in coal dispute as White House weighs action
The piece argues for practical mediation over punitive measures in the anthracite controversy. It notes President Roosevelt favors arbitration or congressional settlement to resolve the mine shut down. It lauds President Mitchell's handling, criticizes mine owners, and warns the public can mobilize to protect its interests.
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Run Out the Robbers in Atlanta Nightly
A call magazine editorial urges decisive action against vagrants blamed for preying on women. The piece praises Chief Ball for monitoring suspicious characters while demanding wholesale removal of vagrants of all races and ages, arguing public safety hinges on rapid police action and judge Broyles’ railroading them out of town.
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Ball
From Finland to Russia and a Coal Dreamer tale
A dense article contrasts Finland’s new Russian edicts ending Finnish autonomy with a push toward Russification, detailing the four ordinances empowering the governor general, restricting jurists, and forcing Russian language. It also covers a shift toward shorter school terms and broader educational reforms, plus assorted editorial asides and literary notes.
Letters From The People On Douglas County Politics
A Douglasville reader defends his image as a Democrat and explains white primary support and local conditions in Douglas County. He cites Republican interference, lists prominent Democrats who backed the white primary, and argues against misperceptions. Also included is Alfred Fartow of Boston replying to a Pennsylvanian judge’s stance on Christian Science church chartering and the profits narrative around Mrs. Eddy, defending church finances and non profit conduct.
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Local Gourmand Doubledown on Beefsteak and Oysters
A New York Press notice profiles a famed gourmet whose appetite dwarfs ordinary meals. It notes his daily feasts of beefsteak quail and mutton, plus three dozen oysters, with anecdotes of banquet departures and immense consumption. The piece contrasts him with a satire on cleverness.
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Depew Defends Values Against Trust Talk
The Chicago Chronicle notes Senator Depew dismisses talk of trusts as injudicious, arguing it unsettles values. He recalls his concern for stability after reactions to the Maine incident, asserting that proper regard for values is paramount.
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What Striking Miners Contend For in East Monday
The Baltimore Sun quotes United Mine Workers president John Mitchell outlining miners demands: higher wages for machine work, shorter daily hours for day labor, payment for a legal ton of coal, accurate weighing and recording of coal, and a formal agreement covering wages and conditions. They seek arbitration, while owners argue wages are liberal.
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What the papers say about the coal strike
A compilation from Chicago Philadelphia New York Baltimore and others on the anthracite strike. It contrasts mine owners led by Baer with United Mine Workers led by Mitchell, notes monopolistic control of coal and rail lines, and discusses Roosevelt mediation, legal rights to organize, and calls for federal action to protect workers and prevent disruption of fuel supply.
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United States
Willard barricade case and police standoff described
A police standoff with Willard ends when he jumps from a barricaded door and Mrs Willard escapes. Officers Face gunfire risk as Reinforcements move in. The report links the incident to a city special committee and local politics while noting the community debate.
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