President Criticised Over Reappointment of Baltimore Port Collector
The White House faced protests from Baltimore business leaders over the renomination of Willem Stone as Baltimore port collector. The Baltimore Business Men's Association urged delay, accusing Stone of unfitness and demanding full Senate review. The White House plans a March 12 meeting with Baltimore delegation to discuss the appointment.
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Biltimore
Washington
Fead
Wentworth
Bogiolats
Baltimarn
Ln Organimation Ik
Aguas
Netton
Willem
Stena
Baltimora
Howe
Toule Uhl
Tsane
White
Petiton
Businee Men’s Association of
Baltimore
Ho Ming
Seaton
Stone
Tugmen’s wage pact extends two years to 1912
In Cleveland on March 10 a joint tugmen’s delegation on the lake front and the Great Lake Towage Company agreed to renew current wage scales for two years, expiring April 1912. The naval committee of the Yom Hayal group also decided not to grant any reward to Commander Pauly until he provides further proof of his Arctic North Pole expedition.
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Claveland
Front Lakes
Great Laken Towtog Company
Pauly
North Pole
Suffragists and Antis Meet in New York Session
Rev Anna Shaw and Mrs Cartie Chapman Catt made eloquent appeals for justice and fair play to New York legislators, replying to anti arguments. About 30 suffragists and nearly 200 women attended as the interparty debate focused on granting women the vote.
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Anna Shaw
Cartie Chapman Catt
Stimeon
Nota
Aluauy
Marel
Wenatdhy
Hey
New York
Crystal Snatman
Camitton
Mowry
Stim Aon
Thenglat
Samual Thiormeyer
Hetho
York ‘Atntow
Mra
Carl Mo Chanan Catt
More Men Quit Work At Baldwins Locomotive Yard
Philadelphia March 10 2000 workers at Baldwin Locomotive Works walked out in sympathy with a general strike. 8 1M Vaughan said about 1000 to 1200 men quit at 1 o clock forming a protest at Labor Ly Collin hall where union leaders addressed them. Employers said 12000 workers remain.
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Baldwin
Philadelphia
Atrikera
Vaughan
Wien
Trevalling
Lye Collin
Trolley Car Explosion Hurts Passenger. Police Move in
A trolley car explosion near Germantown injures a passenger seriously as 250 extra police are deployed to Frankford district. The blast shattered windows and sent debris across the car yard. authorities pledge to guard the area while unions plan a mass meeting at a nearby park.
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Wone
Gar Ware
Frankeford
Hando Ag Goonam
National League Park
Statewide strike threat shocks Philadelphia merchants
Labor leaders announce a state or national strike backed by the state federation and American Federation of Labor. They warn of town panic and pressure on Philadelphia Rapid Transit and Baldwin Locomotive Works as unions pull thousands from plants. City officials downplay danger while merchants urge mediation to avert a broader crisis.
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Pilladalphia
Maren
Bankig
Thole Phane
Bromdiy
Philadelphia
Philadelphie Rapid Tranalt Company
Inbor
Auen Am
American Federation of Labor
Reyturn
Thyulry
New Castle
Baldwin Locomotivn Works
Alva Hy Jonnson
Baldin
Roosevelt to Visit Budapest Amid City Turmoil
A torn newspaper item notes Colonel Roonovet’s planned actions in the city and mentions events occurring on March 10, signaling upheaval and a government move in Budapest. Distinguished figures and dates anchor the fragment, while details remain unclear.
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Gotonel Roosevelt
Vinit
Budapest
Roonovet
Joy Follows Knox Like Family Habit In Elopen News
Philander C Knox is praised for steady leadership and influence as a family tradition. the report notes a prevailing sense of continuation and public esteem surrounding Knox and his circle amid local events in Elopen.
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Philander C. Knox
Joy
Government's Standard Brief on Standard Oil Monopoly Case
The brief, one of the most voluminous ever, details the Standard Oil trust and its affiliates. It argues the monopoly harmed public interests, cites profits, refinery operations, and a vast investment, with estimates of 1906 earnings and per-gallon margins across crude oil refining.
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Wickel
Velekerduin
Charles
Murrow
Westatante
Aled xi
Mesighitel
Sonny Mar
Costuny
Lng Ipresentel
Ubli
Standard Oil Trust
Sand and Ol Company
Hess
Aurplis Nornigns
BNI Tee
Rockefeller
Ute Ecomhans
Llanatrd
Statement by Young Knox Plans To Go Work
In Providence on March 10 Knox announces he will work to support his wife and family. He says his father’s marriage stance was not his own and expresses belief his secretary would resent it. Mrs. Geary, mother of the bride, condemns Knox’s stance and considers leaving for Washington.
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Providence
Piihander G
Knox
Miter & Lle
Dintol Geary
Tim Axa
Washington
Wantington
Mr. Kok
Fragmented interview reveals family dispute and plans to work
Mrs. Broxlee speaks to reporters about leaving her husband after an argument. She plans to support her wife and herself by starting work once her husband’s finances are settled, while recounting a past marriage and social pressures.
Aged Woman Fatally Hit by Car in Pittsburg
An aged woman named for Pittsburg on March 10 was struck and killed by a Sharpsburg and another vehicle at a street intersection. She had been shopping in the afternoon and was believed en route to her home when the accident occurred. The eyewitness, newsman Murray Kirkpatrick, reported on the scene.
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Pitwburg
Ites
St. Yoiler
Sharpsburg
Pen Avenue
Wathatyoet
Stra
Thatietiter
Bho
Nes
Yodor Wis
Goeth Hingstreet
Northalde
Murray Kirkpatrick
Wwe
Avrostat
Tariff Negotiations and Maximum Duty on Canada Imports
The article reports failed talks in Washington and Ottawa over Canadian import tariffs and the planned maximum rate if no agreement by March 1. U S negotiators include John G. Tasior and Charles M. Penner, with hopes to reopen negotiations and avoid applying the maximum rate. France talks also falter as the United States pushes its proposed tariff framework amid unsettled deals.
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Canada
Washington
Conia
Ouaga
John G. Tasior
Ottawa
Charles M. Penner
Commerce
Board of Tende Relations
Henry C. Emery
Lab Board
Mesats
Pepthel Emery Apa
Auhors
United States
France
Praca
Coke Coon 10
Tarif
United
Paris May Visit Sparks Trial After Murder Charge
Daughter Sunorey Maarie Steliteil of Paris May 10 visits Baristony. The elderly woman discussed her husband’s murder case and her lawyer Tr Jsstatd Mint. Annshor Marthe refused to receive her manfirs.
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Sunorey Maarie Steliteil
Paris
Madame Stainholl
Baristony
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Albany
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Medet
Vollowinen
Rome
Lalon Huber
Wits
Murice Forel
Sorbia
Ely Hall
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
Ty Clinndinst
Gourt
Ale Forey General Wickersham
Young Knox
Oil City Trust Company
First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
Warren County
Jamieson
T. Conarro
C. H. Henderson Piano Company
North Center Street
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