Settlement in sight in transit dispute with strikers
Philadelphia reports optimistic talks between Rapid Transit officials and striking workers. Governors and city officials seek a peaceful end, with possible concessions on conductor and motorman discipline. A tentative deal aims to avert a statewide strike by Monday.
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Fifty Flahermen on an Ice Float Disaster at St Petersburg
Fifty laborers on an ice floe near Peterhof were swept into the Gulf of Finland by a sudden wind. Horses and carts were on the floe when it broke away. relief boats and crews were sent, but all men aboard are believed lost.
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Marion Arkansas mob lynches prisoners in jail yard
Coroner rules deaths self inflicted as Memphis Tennessee mob attacks the Crittenden county jail at Marion. Prisoners including Ron Austin Charlie Heinidgen and others are dragged from cells and hanged as a crowd tears through the courthouse yard. Authorities say the mob forced exits and the victims were strung up beneath the judge’s residence, with inquest continuing.
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Pennsylvania Lines orders locomotives from ALCO
Pennsylvania Lines and Chesapeake and Ohio increase equipment orders to procure 40 locomotives at about 4 million dollars from ALCO. New York Central placed a similar order with ALCO, Heater and Maina Hered ton. Additional orders cover 200 cars and 1,000 interframe box cars, 500 hopper cars, and all steel hopper cars from major car builders.
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Eye inflammation described from morning sticky eyes
The article explains inflamed eyes show morning gluey discharge and bloodshot, bright red appearance. It notes eyelids rub causing discomfort and the eyeballs to move with irregular, erratic actions, indicating conjunctival irritation.
Compromise on House Committees Sets Ten to One Balance
Washington May 19 A compromise plan proposes enlarging the rules committee to ten members with four from the minority and six from the majority. The Norris resolution would create an eighteen member rules body with fifteen on the members of the House and select a chair by the committee itself.
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Baltimore Railroad Engineers Conference Opens
Representatives of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and company officials meet to discuss wages and related questions. The engineers have presented proposals and a settlement is expected to be negotiated before proceeding to broader talks.
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President outlines amendment to Hepburn law and rail actions
President discusses proposed amendment to the Hepburn law allowing pooling and urges railroads to operate under the law without constant litigation. He dismisses stock manipulation concerns, endorses Roosevelt naval policy, and plans to address commerce court if Congress acts. He spoke in Rochester and prepared to attend governor Hughes events in Albany.
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Jamieson and Conair Named in Bank Leadership Note
2 W. d Jamieson serves as President and G T Conair is listed as Cashier in a historical bank leadership entry. The fragment confirms two senior officers and their roles within the institution.
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President Defends Reforms Amid Pressed Opposition
In a speech at West Point on March 18 General Barry defended proposed reforms, rejecting pressure from interest groups and stressing the need to act by principle. He declared leadership must not bow to party platforms or coalitions and affirmed the country’s path would prove correct. General Garey was chosen as superintendent of West Point to assume duties next August.
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Ashes of Aged Pair in Wind Seem to Vanish
A bizarre morning scene at 154 Filbert Street involved Mrs Ada Starr, Mrs Starr, and the cremation of Dr. Charles Coleman Benson and his wife. Winds peeled away contents of the casket, scattering ashes as Mrs Starr arranged cremation and later returned to honor the couple’s last wishes.
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Garregie Party Heads to Mount Wilson Ascent
Andrew Sarhexie travels with Mrs Car regier and daughter and others from Mitsburg led to the Garregie Setyr nhpervatore on the Movin Wilson arena at 6000 feet on March 15 at Pasadian Cal.
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