Hazleton miners strike probe hears union president and rector
W H Dettrey Hazleton region local union president testifies about re employment of 639 strikers and a foreman letter. Rev James V Hussie rector of St Gabriel's Hazleton describes conditions before and during the strike, noting poverty and long shifts for miners and families.
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Dettery
United Mine Workers
Jackson Ansbach
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James V. Hussie
St. Gabriel’s Roman Catholic Church
Lower Luzerne County
Father Hussie
Hussie
Canadian Graduates Enter Yale Acadia and Toronto Classes
Over the past three years more than twenty five graduates from Canadian institutions have joined the graduate school and senior class at Yale Acadia College and the University of Toronto sending the most men. British subjects are only eligible for membership in the new club. In Coffeeville Mississippi on December 5 F C Dalley a prominent local businessman shot and killed himself after months of ill health.
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Acadia College
University of Toronto
F. C. Dalley
Coffieeville
Weather Report: Rain Snow Sleet Across Several Southern States
Red River rises at Shreveport and Belcher gap widens as floods threaten homes. Snow and rain swell waters with relief measures underway. In Mississippi Vicksburg reports a cold wave with heavy snow, Memphis sees rain, and Texarkana records eight inches of snow. Georgia likewise experiences wintry conditions.
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Mrs Johnson Chosen President Of Daughters Of Confederacy
The sixth annual Texas division convention of the Daughters of the Confederacy closed in Fort Worth with Mrs Cone Johnson of Taylor elected president. Houston was chosen as next meeting place and Johnson won by an overwhelming margin after John H. Reagan declined the nomination. Next gathering set for Houston.
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Fort Worth
Texas Division
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Cone Johnson
Taylor
Houston
Johnson
Ay John H. Reagan
Masons Convene in Regular Session at Bayou City
The Grand Lodge met in Houston with plans to transfer 18000 dollars to the widows and orphans' home fund. Past Grand Master Terrell reported on a temple committee. J. E. Flanders of Dallas chosen temple architect.
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Bayou City
Houston
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Masonite
Widows and Orphans’ Home Fund
Terrell
J. E. Flanders
Dallas
Royal Arch
Grand Royal Arch
J. M. Strayhorn
Fire damages Franklin MacVeagh residence on Lake Shore Drive
Fire at 103 Lake Shore Drive in Chicago damages the MacVeagh home by about 10000 dollars. Two maids leapt from a second story window with serious injuries while several others nearly suffocated but were rescued by firefighters. The blaze mainly threatened smoke suffocation. Mr MacVeagh and family remained unharmed. An overheated furnace caused the fire.
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Chicago
Franklin MacVeagh
Lake Shore Drive
MacMeagh
Reed Better Improves After Aramic Symptoms Abate
Former Speaker Thomas B Reed shows marked improvement this morning doctors say the aramic symptoms are abating and temperature pulse and respiration have fallen. In other news a British club has been formed among Yale students in New York on December 5.
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New York
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