Settlement of wage differences eases coal strike tension
Ohio Indiana Illinois and Pennsylvania coal operators and miners reached a wage settlement benefiting over 100,000 workers. The agreement sets run of mine coal at 42 66-100 cents per ton and screen coal at 66 cents. eight hours constitute a day’s work. Local dissent centered on Indians black coal interests as William Risher, a scale committee member, briefly opposed the pact but the deal stood.
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Prrrsyan
Osroegie Hall
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Pennsylvania
William Risher
Tin Price Rally Sparks Cornwall Excitement
Telegrams report Cornwall England sees surge in tin prices to £63 from £38 a year ago. Amid global news, incidents unfold including a fatal ax attack on Tra Crandall by Emmit Bouton in Corry Pennsylvania, and boxing results in New York.
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Emmit Bouton
Corry
Billy Edwards
Australia
Billy Smith
Lenox Athletic Club
New York
Jobo Maxwell
Chicago
Springfield
Tenn
Navy People’s Bank
Oppose any reorganization in House debate
In Wasu, Jan 23, opposition to the army reorganization bill grows on the Republican side. Chairman Hull abandons direct provision for a 100,000 man army, proposing amendments to limit enlisted to about 60,000 with presidential discretion to reach 100,000. The bill preserves most officers, and the outcome remains uncertain as the debate continues.
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Henderson
Town
Euch
Johnson
Indiana
Philippines
Deadlock in several state senates and Clark re elected
The joint sessions of multiple state legislatures met on Jan 25 26 and 29 to vote for United States senators. Wyoming re elected C D Clark to the Senate in a walkover while Nevada Nevada Cam Stewart won in the Nevada senate and assembly. West Virginia Pennsylvania and Texas reported mixed results with partial victories and continued deadlock or unopposed Culberson elected in Texas.
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Wyong
Stewart Wine
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Calberson
Texas
Senate
Montana
Gaius
Stewart
Carson
United States
William M. Stewart
Leyingston
A. C. Cleveland
Collins
Flanagan
W. W. Williams
Cleveland
Williams
Mason
Woodburn
Newlands
Clark
Cheyenne
Wyoming
C. D. Clark
United States Senate
J. E. Osborn
Osborn
Callaway
D.m
Nagle
West Virginia
Quarvestoy
W. Va
N. B. Scott
John T. Meftraw
Nathan Goff
United States Circuit Court
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Glenville
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Joint Assembly
George A. Jenks
Gobin
Sound
New York
Fall River
Pilgrim
Boston
South Brother Island
East River
Canada
Ottawa
Army Reorganization Bill Debated in House
The house opened debate on the army reorganization bill with 15 hours of general discussion and a final vote slated by next Tuesday. The plan envisions a 100000 man army while a minority proposal seeks 80000 with 50000 volunteers for emergencies. Other measures include continuing the regular army at 62000.
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Marsh
Rep. Ills
Miles
Mr. McClellan
Dem
N. Y
George B. McClellan
Hull
Hall
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Hay
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Parker and Brown
Rep
Cox
Tenn
Bell
Pop
Colo
Latham
Tex
Manufacturers Meet Expands to Pan American Scope in Cincinnati
Over 1,000 manufacturers attended the fourth annual convention in Cincinnati with plans to grow the National Manufacturers Association to 6,000 members and broaden foreign trade influence. President Search unveiled a gavel crafted from Cuban, Puerto Rican, and Philippine woods as a keynote symbol, while reports emphasized expansion, a daily bulletin, and a move toward a truly continental organization. Also noted was La grippe, its contagious spread and the promotion of Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a remedy, with testimonials from D W Gilvron of Louisville.
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National Manufacturing Association
Search
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Porto Rico
Philippines
Congressional Globe
Washington
National Association
Cincinnati
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Canada
Chicago
Lincoln
Odd Fellows
Ita
Miles
D. W. Tlivron
Louisville
Dr. Miles
Easure
Buttermakers at Sioux Falls Win First Prize in Separator Tass
About 1,500 delegates attended the seventh annual creamery buttermakers of the United States convention in Sioux Falls. A. W. McCall of Creston, Iowa, won first prize in the separator class with a score of 97. Minnesota led entries with 169 and an average of 8.2 dollars. Iowa 170 entries at 87.8. Wisconsin 60 at 86.9. Illinois 40 at 88.1. Kansas 44 at 86.7. South Dakota 48 at 86.6. The state legislature from Pierre arrived by special train as part of the session.
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United States
W. S. Moore
Chicago
Congress
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Creston
Minnesota
Illinois
Towa
Wisconsin
Kansas
South Dakota
Pierre
Trouble Among Filipinos Causes Concern In Manila
A Manila dispatch says Aguinaldo proclaimed the Philippine republic at Malolos this morning but order is not maintained in interior Luzon. Rival chiefs in Cebu clash. insurgents may release Spanish prisoners, and risk of northern provinces resisting. London reports anxious Filipinos urge Manila to avoid hostilities if possible.
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New York
Herald
Manila
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Cebu
Luzon
London
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Washington
Otis
Blanco
Suribay Battle Yields Insurgent Victory Near La Paz
Reports from Desagnadiero describe a Jan 17 clash at Suribay 18 leagues from La Paz where insurgents defeated President Alonzo’s vanguard, killing a colonel and 48 men, taking 60 prisoners, with daily desertions from loyalist troops noted.
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Peru
Desagnadiero
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Suribay
la Paz
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