Miner Strike Talks Stir Hazelton and Beyond
In Hazelton Pennsylvania and New York City discussions ripple over a possible shift in coal mining labor. Up to 302000 bituminous miners could join 147000 anthracite miners, with President Mitchell signaling satisfaction and no appeal for aid. Ralph M Easley of the Civic Federation meets Mitchell amid ongoing strike tensions.
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Haselton
Mitchell
New York
Easley
The
Civic Federation
Hazelton
Ralph M. Easley
Na.onal Civic Federation
United Mine Workers
Valley Hotel
Civil Federation
Senator Hanna
Washington
Hanna
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Silver Service Association to Provide Supper at Keefe Hall Opening
The Silver Service Association offers to serve supper at the Keefe hall opening on June 24th and Troop A will likely accept the proposal.
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The
Silver Service Association
Troop A
Keefe Hall
Gas Explosion Kills Hundreds in Tennessee Mines
Reported May 19 from Nashville describes a massive gas explosion at the Fraterville and Thistle coal mines of Coal Creek Coal Co. killing an estimated 150 to 300 miners. Rescue efforts rush to reach entombed workers as flames and smoke pour from shaft openings and residents gather in distress. John Morgan is the sole known escapee.
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Fraterville
Thistle
Coal Creek Coal Company
John Morgan
Nashville
Gamp
Fratervilles
Irrigation bill gains broad support in Congress
Special correspondence from Washington reports President Roosevelt backing the irrigation measure as Senate passed and sent to the House with amendments. A House poll shows a large majority in favor, though Republican leaders oppose. The plan creates new water supplies on arid lands via reservoirs and canals, with homestead provisions and deferred payments by settlers. J. A. Breckons.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Senate
Congress
Henderson
Committee On Rules
United States
Payne
New York
Grosvernor
Dalzell
Cannon
Maine
California
Florida
Washington
New England
Middle States
Central States
Mississippi River
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Missouri
Galusha Grow
Lincoln
J. A. Breckons
Tornado Toll In Goliad Beeville And Nearby Texas
A May 19 report places deaths at eighty to over one hundred with about one hundred homes destroyed as a tornado hit Goliad Texas. The storm lasted five minutes tearing a mile long strip through the western part of the city and sparking relief efforts from Cuero Victoria and Beeville.
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Dallas
Tex
Goliad
Olnety
Houston
Kentucky
Texas
Heeville
Gulf Coast
Gollad
Negra
Kr.t. Davin
Cgoliad
Cuero
Vitoria
Forbes
Beeville
Victoria
Thirteen Drowned at Lake Killarney Boat Disaster
Thirteen people drowned during a May excursion on Lake Killarney Ireland when a boat capsized. Four boatmen perished and three bodies were recovered this morning clinging to the wreck.
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London
Lake Killarney
Ireland
Diamonds Stolen From Humpy Stevens Couple
Five thousand dollars worth of diamonds were taken from the home of Humpy Stevens and his wife in Kansas City. Highwaymen with revolvers carried out the robbery in the fashionable district. One suspect is the son of a local millionaire and another a country youth. The father intervened and the names remain secret.
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Kansas City
Stevens
Local Social Notes from Cheyenne Visitors
Abbott sails for Cleveland and other social updates from Cheyenne with Mrs Lee of Glenpock, Bon Stimpton returns from Kansas City, Mr Abbott home from Denver, and multiple visitors from Laramie Anaconda Montana Iron Mountain Granite Canon and Kan on City linked to local events and meetings.
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CB. Abbott
Cleveland
John Lee
Glenpock
Bon ‘Stimpton
Kansas City
Denver
al. Ronald
Laramie
J. Gh. Morse
Lombard
Anayoda
Mont
Cheyenne
By Mathison
Lenter
FB. Roffee
W. R. McKeen, Jr
McKeen
M B Camplin
Newcastle
Allen
Iron Mountain
C. & Drummond
Granite Canon
Teller Signals Lengthy Cuba Reciprocity Debate
In Washington on May 19 Senator Teller warned Chairman Platt of a drawn out debate over the Cuban reciprocity bill, a move viewed as a threat of mibsustering that could keep Congress in session into August.
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Washington
Teller
Platt
Cuba
Congress
Detrait Free Proas and Jenerdudy Return to Cure
Fragmentary lines describe Kale-What fort Jane-Oh and Abe amid a collapse or revival. The text shows characters discussing a real cure and the impact on people, but details are unclear.
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Jenerdudy
Kale
Abe
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