Sympathetic Strike Breaks Across Textile and Hosiery Sector
Philadelphia reports a general strike end as unions of textile and hosiery workers vote unanimously to resume work. A conference at George H. Butler's home, attended by William D. Mahon and others, announced an agreement covering a grievance committee and the reemployment of 174 men dismissed during the dispute.
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Philadelphia
Mada Ft
William D. Mahon
Murphy
Central Labor Union
Commates of Tow
Wolf
The
Rapid Transit Company
James P. McNichol
George H. Butle
Wero
Mahon
Benator Penaroro
Chinese Groups Must Prove Domicile To Incorporate
Supreme Court Justice FitzGerald refused to approve articles of incorporation for two Chinese American organizations. He required affidavits proving domicile and permanent business in the United States and that members were not acting in a diplomatic capacity for the emperor of China.
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New York
Supreme Court
FitzGerald
Iimperor
Chlng
Graft probe swells as indictments near one hundred
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a grand jury proceeding into councilman graft with Blakely seeking indictments against many city lawmakers. Convicted officials may be brought from prison to testify. several bribe payments to councilmen are named. Aiming to widen the case, Minhuly plans to compel confession and push more indictments next Monday.
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Les Harony
Elty
Arkel
Porkapa
Bar of Justice
Nuiis
Uribes
Dry Co
Laine
W. G. Prodoriole
W. W. Muurray
G. Te. Wonds
Frodartatey
Harry Kitzon
Thala
Tere Conford
Thurlat
Attornay Blakely
Colmellingn
Hoto Way
Guthrie Talks Save He Opposed Martin Pardon
Allanile City, Nyfi. Mareh g) I never made any an insibution toward the fund raised for Council Martin. Former Mayor Guthrie of Pittsburg said at the Horot Frighton that he opposed the pardon and believed Martin went to fall to Bava other war filter to, explaining he would not involve people not connected with Pittsburg.
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Martin
Allanile City
Mareh
Guthrie
Pitsburg
Joenty
Reform of the House of Lords Debate and Key Defections
The House of Lords debated reform with the majority backing the resolution in principle but defense of the hereditary principle remained. Lords Lansdowne and Bathurst warned against eroding hereditary rights, while two aging peers led a last-minute challenge to reform. Government peers largely withheld full approval, and prominent liberals supported the move despite caution.
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London
Aaron S
Ronobery
House of Lords
Tatebury
Earl of
Marqua
Lansdowne
Marl
Bathurst
Howe
Iore
Hanesttor
Mart
Crowe
Viscount Morley
Proposal for Curfew Law Defeated in Bhratoga NY
Democratic candidates for the village board of trustees won in five wards, yielding a Democratic majority in the next board. A proposition for a curfew law was deferred by a large margin, while local incumbents retain their positions.
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Bhratoga
N.Y
Board of Trustees
Thia
Taft Policies Under Fire Over Pinchot Roosevelts Naples Visit
In a swirl of rumor and political tension, Taft administration policies draw partisan ire as Gifford Pinchot travels to Europe to confer with Colonel Roosevelt. Republican leaders fear the “Sock From Elba” movement gains steam after Eugene Ny Foss’s Massachusetts congressional win. A Roosevelts return could redefine party loyalties as Garfdd faces criticism for siding with the Roosevelt camp.
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Gifford Pinchot
Europe
Cobnel Roosevelt
Eugene Ny Foss
Congress
Massachusette
Miusuhuactias
Fileoua N. Tost
Planhal
Roosevelt
United States
Senator Root
New York
Roosevalt
Tate
Aeller Fom
Pinchot
Naples
Khartoum
Fatate’ Committee On Inquiry
Washington
Hamburg
Tle
Taft
Herothon
Garfeld
Mirpowes
Talon
Pin Shot
Roowovels
Escape of 20 Prisoners Ties To Indian River Run Incident
A chaotic escape event unfolds as 20 prisoners break from a prison barge near Rocky tiger swamps in Southern Indiana. Teddy We Ulandhounds and Wavertus batween life and death are among those involved. One man, Teeny Heed, escapes after an assault on Tay Van Pason, while Greet and Green aid the breakout before fleeing into waterlogged terrain.
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Teddy
Rocky Tiger
Tay van Pason
Antons Atu Shoubinal
Wavertus
We Well Greet
Grorn
Indiana
Crabs and Lobsters Hatch From Unlikely Eggs
The excerpt describes crab and lobster eggs as oddly formed, resembling peglike shapes at birth. It notes crab eggs attach under the animal after extrusion, while lobster eggs attach to the gill, with sustained motion boosting the flow of oxysouled air through the ova.
Roosevelt to Speak in Nome Despite Vatican Conditions
Arrangements for Colonel Roosevelt to address the audience in Nome are set for April 5 though Vatican authorities require he avoid discussions with the American Methodist church. Bishop Spencer's letter to Roosevelt prompted a decline to speak at the college assembly, with religious officials aiming to persuade him but progress remains unlikely.
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Chlonel Roosevelt
Vatican
Calon Roosevelt
Fiward J. Spencer
Mattiodlet Cotlewe
Roosevelt
Tecamber
Achmeeth
Ting Vietor
Bird Songs And The Challenge Of Imitation
A Brenel avelerier notes that bird song cannot be accurately imitated by musical instruments due to the birds unique cadence and scales. He observes notes vary rapidly, with brief bursts and longer tones, and mentions specific timing ranges for various species including the lark.
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Blede
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Byer
Dalvia Hyer
Pitts Bure Steel
Janes
Canfield
Wil Aliaes Taft
Ohio
Marquis of Lanstown
Rosebery
Life
In & Huff
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Chicago
Maron
Forester
Elba
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Hisiohop
Rosseveldnon
Khitriquin
Wanhineston
Jamea R. Casi
Wiothur
Tenty
Roonevelt
Sun Hille
Dave
Imu Ee
First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
Warren County
G. W. Jamieson
GT. Conarro
F. K. Russell
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RT Winger
Teller
Mailer
Ray van Dusen
Nome
C.H. Henderson Piano Company
North Center Street
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