18000 Employees Receive Raise in Youngstown Plants
May 4 Youngstown Ohio nearly 18 000 workers will get a raise after the United States Steel Corp posted a two week old increase. The Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co announces about 6 percent more for 6000 employees, while Republic Steel’s plants see similar gains for 8000 workers. Wages rise from 1.00 to 1.70 dollars per day, boosting workers across related plants nationwide.
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Opposition to Pugilism Delays Jeffries Johnson Fight
New York May 4 Opposition to the Jeffries Johnson prize fight grows likely to increase within six to eight weeks as ministers recall the San Francisco death of Patrick McCarthy and Governors may intervene on grounds the bout is a prize fight not a sparring match Promoter Corroth lists Jon Dewell and Abe Ato set to fight at Colma on July 4 in a 10 round match with weight limited to 146 pounds
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President in His Home City Discusses Campaign Prospects
President Taft visited his hometown, met Arthur Vorys and Wade H. Fetlin, and discussed party outlook and railway bill strategy. He attended a May festival concert featuring Handel and unveiled a statue of Theodore Thomas. He also spoke at the Loyal Legion and dined with local figures before his St. Louis departure.
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Two Die and Eighteen Injured in Philadelphia Fertilizer Plant Fire
Fire at M. L. Rhone Maker & Co fertilizer plant at Venango Street and the Delaware River killed two men and injured eighteen. One victim’s body was recovered with limbs, while another later died in hospital. Names Toloyd Wilroy and Francis Carney appear among the injured and deceased.
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Explosion Kills Woman and Wounds Others in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on May 4 70 year old Wettin Friedman was killed by a dynamite blast at her home at 712 South Randolph Street. Several others were injured and the dwelling was badly damaged.
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Income tax motion defeated as lawmakers clash over tax plan
Assemblymen Chanter and Short were the only Democrats to oppose the motion to reconsider. Senator Grady objected to introducing a resolution on a state graduated tax to fund canal expenses, calling it a subterfuge to divert the Senate from voting on the federal tax amendment.
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Bond men watch Milwaukee Eastern firm to be reevaluated
Milwaukee May 4. Mayor Seidel received a communication from a Baltimore concern asking the attitude of the Socialist regime toward public service corporations. Officials expect the inquiry to guide eastern bankers in disposing of municipal and public service bonds. The mayor said there is no cause to fear that any action of the administration will hinder the sale of bonds.
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Administration Bills in Danger Deepened by Rail Regulation Fight
Washington May 4 The Senate and House struggle over taft era railroad control as insurgent Republicans and Democrats push to strip sections 7 12 and related provisions. The fight centers on section 7 which would repeal parts of the Sherman Act affecting railroads and traffic agreements. The bill’s fate hinges on coalitions and potential independent measures, with immovable stalemates and maneuvers shaping the Taft administration agenda.
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Distorted Speech Sparks Charity Offer in London Mall
Fragmentary OCR shows a chaotic exchange about a charity effort at a London mall. The speakers reference a joint, but the meaning is unclear and the text hints at collecting money versus another action. No clear individuals, organizations, or dates emerge.
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Fire destroys Pittsburg Plate Glass plant in Fura City
A furnace blaze at Pittsburg Plate Glass factory No. 4 in Fura City roared through two two story brick plants killing employment for 3000 workers. The state fire department and nearby towns battled the inferno as flames consumed millions of feet of plate glass and the polishing shop No 16. Nine hundred workers fled as the plant burned. no injuries reported. The chemical fire apparatus failed and the company carries its own insurance.
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Toklog Wedding Note From World Events
The fragment notes appear to mention weddings in a fragmented way, with unclear names or dates. the readable portion suggests a brief wedding notice or society item without concrete details or identifiable individuals.
Windfall for Southern Pacific Shareholders in California Lands
The article outlines a windfall to Southern Pacific stockholders if the company disposes of its California oil land holdings. It estimates potential proceeds could exceed 800 per share after stock and bond considerations, withUnion Pacific holders likely to gain over 7 million. Possible buyers include a new company or Standard Oil taking control of the lands.
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Lightning Fatal to Woodcutter Near Rosedine
Terre Haute Ind May 4 Henry Telton a woodcutter near Rosedine swung his ax to split a log when a lightning strike hit the blade driving it through his heart killing him instantly.
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