Philadelphia Car Men Seek Court Arbitration Over Strike
The Amalga mated Association of Street and Railway Employees asked Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company president Kruger to join a court arbitration application under the 1885 act to settle differences with strikers. Mayor Reyburn urged court redress as law available, with a nine member arbitration board to be appointed.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Amalgamated Association of Street and Railway Employees
Kruger
The
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Com
Reyburn
Superior Clothes Elevate the Merchant Tailors of America
The text praises the exceptionally high quality of garments from renowned merchant tailors. It highlights Georges Model Clothes crafted by clever custom tailors, noting no readymade garments are in the store and praising the superior character of the apparel.
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America
Georges Model
Georges
Slayer Surrenders After Tragic Ashland Shooting
Thomas Hurst, who yesterday shot Miss Viola Curry of Ashland and caused her death, surrendered tonight in Pottsville. He waived a hearing and will be taken to the county prison tomorrow. He had been in hiding near Ashland.
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Pottsville
Thomas Hurst
Viola Curry
Ashland
State Hospital
Skipper of Schooner Murder Solved in Nova Scotia
Captain John Wentzell, 38, of the schooner Goldie Belle, was found murdered aboard his vessel near Mahone Bay. Grasping irons retrieved his body with a fatal wound behind the left ear and signs of a ferocious struggle in the cabin. An autopsy was ordered by the Nova Scotia attorney general. the Goldie Belle had arrived from St Martins days earlier.
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Mahone Bay
N. S
John Wentzell
Goldie
Wentzell
Nova Scotia
St. Martins
Rockefeller Money to Go All Over the World
John D Rockefeller Jr at 35 steps back from Standard Oil board duties to focus on wealth stewardship. He plans to withdraw from Delaware Lackawanna & Western and American Linseed Oil, reinvest income, and support a broad philanthropic foundation with no sectarian limits. Frederick Gates notes the need for flexible disaster response and merger of Rockefeller charities. Rockefeller influence on markets lingered from the 1907 panic, likely to affect long term investment income.
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John PD. Rockefeller, Jr
Brown University
J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
Morgan, &Sr
Mr. Rockefeller, Sr
Young Rockefeller
Alfred Vanderbilt
Foxhall Krowe
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
American Linseed Ol Company
Lkely
United States Senate
Frederick T. Gates
Gates
Paris
New Foundation
Mr. Gates
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Charities
Founda
Gallinger
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Foundation Plans Revealed by Incorpator Murphy
Starr J. Murphy outlines a flexible nonsectarian foundation to handle vast funds for national disasters and education, with ongoing work expected to span ages. He notes the amount is unknown and contingent on future congressional action.
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New York
Rockefeller Foundation
Starr J. Murphy
Murphy
Rockefeller
Foundation
Congress
Girl pupil saves teacher in Pennsylvania school attack
In Independence County near Pittsburg, 14 year old Sadie Phillips shielded teacher D. E. Ferrell from two older students and her brother who attacked him with a stove poker. Ferrell suffered a three inch head wound but survived, as Sadie wrestled the weapon away and escorted him to safety.
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Pittsburg
D. E. Ferrell
Cross Roads
Independence
Penn
Sadier Phillips
Ferrell
Earl Chadwick
Earl
Hiram Chadwick
Sadie Phillips
Chadwick
Farl Chadwick
Sadie
Romance on the corner turns to mistaken past
A guard named Shorty escorts Irvina home to dinner while Major Decatur Biddle, a longtime fixture and rumor, falters under stress. Irvina spins a romantic tale about a Genevieve waiting for him, but Decatur’s supposed beloved Genevieve—Genevieve Madison—denies any elopement plans, revealing no romance to exist.
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Irvina
Sadie
Major Nutt
Genevieve
Decatur Biddle
Myrtle Reed
Amelia Barr
Miss Madison
Washington Square
Samplin
Biddle
Telope
Forty-second
Broadway
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15Th & Chestnut
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Boston Street
Boston
Elgin Watches
Elgin
Jason Weiler & Son Mfg
Washington St
Franklin
Wolf's
My Clothier
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Haymarket Square
Adams Square
Scollay Square
Friend-Union Street
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Jim Fisk
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