Miners Refuse Old Pay in Western States
The international executive board of the United Mine Workers of America rejected the operators of western Pennsylvania Illinois Indiana and Ohio who oppose paying the 1903 wage scale to coal miners. The operators offered arbitration via J H Winder but were rebuffed. In Des Moines Iowa the joint scale committee signed the 1903 scale.
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Indianapolis
Ind
International Executive Board
United Mine Workers of America Today
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
J. H. Winder
Des Moines
Iowa
Joint Scale Committee of
Iowa Coal Operang and Miners Today
Stoppped Fight in Congress Stopped in House
In Washington on April 20 the House saw a threat of personal violence between Mr. Clark of Florida and General Grosvenor over a dispute that Clark misrepresented him. The clash arose from Clark's push for a congressional probe of the St Elizabeth Insane Asylum. The altercation was avoided by minority leader Mr Williams of Mississippi who moved to strike unparliamentary language from the record.
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Washington
Clark
Florida
Grosvenor
St. Elizabeth
Mr. Williams
Mississippi
Rebels pursue Tiduchuc faction amid mountain engagement
News from Manila reports Tiduchuc's band driven into rugged mountains with over a dozen rebels killed and many captured. Three U S soldiers were wounded in the fighting as pursuit continues.
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Manila
Tiduchuc
United States
Catholic Union Hosts Archbishop O Connell in Boston Reception
The Catholic Union of Boston welcomed Archbishop O Connell with a large, representative gathering at its hall on Washington and Worcester streets. Frank B. Conlin, president, led remarks praising the archbishop and noting the hoped arrival of his coadjutor Archbishop Williams.
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O’connell
Catholic Union of
Boston
Washington
Worcester
Frank B. Conlin
Catholic Union
Williams
Catholic New England
America
Archbishop Williams
The
John J. Williams
Thomas Dwight
Anatomy
Harvard University
Dwight
Europe
O'Connell
James ’. Whelan
Cathedral
Men named for bravery rescue from drowning
Frank A. Chase of Maansfield and George Boyd of Brockton received Humane Society bravery medals yesterday for rescuing three boys from drowning. The award highlights community action and acts of courage in hazardous conditions.
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Frank A. Chase
Maansfield
George Boyd
Brockton
Humane Society
Patrolman Robertson Guilty of Neglect of Duty
Ernest W. Robertson of Division 6 was found guilty by the Police Board yesterday for failing to report in court to press a prisoner complaint. He was fined three days’ pay.
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Ernest W. Robertson
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Conlin
Italy
France
Portland
Fitzpatrick
Bisho
Union
Carter
Gounod Cathedral Choir
J. T. Whelan
Walter J. Kugler
Frank O’brien
the Lord
Dorothy
Lone
Executive
Chopin
Handel
Henry V. Macksey
Charles P. Gavin
William M. Connell
M. C. von Groll
Clarence W. McGuire
Frank FE. McViggin
James TP. Magenis
Dennis D. Ruddy
Dennis F. Sheehan
Daniel P. Toomey
John W. White, Jr
Hl. V. Macksey
W. McGuire
John White, Jr
J. P. Magenis
von Groll
T. B. Fitzpatrick
W. S. Pelletier
J. VP. Leahy
T. M. Watson
J. H. Burke
I’. I’. Hennigan
Edmond Reardon
Patrick O'Laughlin
J. W. Dunphy
W. T. Connelly
Samuel Tuckerman
Bernard Corr
T. J. Gargan
J. P. Manning
Francis von Groll
P. M. Denon
Co. A. Dalton
Thomas O'Callaghan
J. M. Prendergast
T. I’. Hussey
J. H. O'Neil
J. J. Kennedy
R. I. Keough
McCorry
Ushers
J. R. Patterson
J. J. Deveraux
J. W. Shay
Frank McCarty
Frank McDonald
W. V. Denning
J. J. White
J. B. Conray
Daniel Coffey
J. A. Reddy
J. J. Hurley
T. P. Cummins
F. Carrier
Thomas Broderick
A. C. Hickey
J. A. Walsh
C. E. Harley
F. W. Harley
Mark
Rae
URW Teekeno
Baltimore
Wellington A. Hardy
Hinckley Bidg
Water St
Smith
S. Howard Smith
Dorchester
Bristol Street
City Hospital
Henry Siegel Co
Washington and Essex Sts
Oxford
Cravenette
Kuppenheimer Cravenettes
Essex Street
Kuppenheimer & Co
Chi
Goodyear West
Norfolk
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