Senate Work Continues Through Short Session
Washington reports the Senate has kept up with its work in a brief session, passing bills like interstate commerce and militia measures while delaying obstacles such as statehood, immigration, and an eight hour bill. Philippine tariff and currency bills remain in dispute between houses, with progress expected through conference.
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Foster
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Antlottery
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Thas
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Bowen Sees Blockade End Near As Protocols Advance
Washington reports rapid progress in allied protocols for The Hague reference on Venezuela aid claims. Britain seeks cash payment of 5 560 pounds and blockade lifting on signing, with Germany Italy lines varying. Bowen remains optimistic for early settlement and blockade removal.
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Italy
Germany
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S.e
Anarchist Riot Strikes Spain as 50000 Workers Walkout
Barcelona reports a nationwide labor stoppage led by anarchists with fifty thousand workers in Catalonia on strike. Printers among the strikers halt newspaper production, while the government deploys troops and gendarmes to deter potential unrest.
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Barcelona
Catalonia
Mascagni Receives Honor Amid Troubles In Rome
Rome reports composer Mascagni is named a knight of the Order of Saint Sylvan. The award is described as a consolation amid his American troubles. A separate misprint in a boarding house note mentions Tynna and a theft but lacks clear details.
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Rome
Sienor Mascagni
Caevalier
Sasoy
Wihant Thaurpe
Innseh
Annavel Campume
Tynas
Bretzius
Tynn
Distinguished delegates return from Mine Workers convention
Coshocton hosts returning officials from Indianapolis after a national Mine Workers of America convention. State President Haskins, District President Green, and delegates Hull and Daniels praised the compromise settlement with operators. New mining scales take effect April 1 with raises across pick, machine, yardage, and driver wages.
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William Green
Marion. Hull
Fred Daniels
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Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
D. A. Sullivan
Columbus
Haskins
Age
John Mitchell
Green
United Mine Workers
Coshocton
Sullivan
Transportation
Dog Rescued From Pit After Twelve Days Without Food
A dog believed to have gone mad was rescued Saturday from a deep shaft where it had been confined for twelve days with no food or water. Ray Patton and a friend heard faint whines, lowered a lantern, and retrieved the emaciated animal, which wagged its tail and later recovered, no longer showing signs of madness.
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Conesville
John Worner
Ray Patton
Franklin Stanon
Mr. Patton
Mr Patton
Edna Lyall Dies at Eastline Home
Author Edna Lyall died at her home in Eastline this morning. She was known for the novels Won by Waiting We Two and Donovan. The text notes a bleak Friday superstition and mentions February as a unique month with Friday the thirteenth.
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Lonnoa
Fey
Ellen Bayly
Eastline
Donovan
Forecast of Congress for Present Week
Washington reports expect Congress to resume appropriation bills this week with sundry civil and naval measures on the calendar. A special rule may be needed for the naval bill due to officer increases, while pension day may be skipped if other business dominates. Senate debate on statehood looms, with potential consolidation plans or statehood amendments likely, keeping senators tense as session timelines tighten.
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Friends of
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Committee On Territories
Quay
Oklahoma
Farmers guard telephone lines with shotguns near Norwich
Twelve farmers armed with shotguns have guarded Baltimore and Ohio rail line wires near Norwich for two days. They built a private line and men cut the wire. The group organized a flag and night watch and threaten death to anyone who interferes.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Norwich
Toll From Society Islands Storm Surges and Hurri cane
Telegraph report from San Francisco details a catastrophic tidal wave and hurricane in the Society islands in January. Estimates place deaths around 800 to 1,000 with eight white casualties including Alexander Brand and N P Plunkett of Oakland. Many islands are depopulated and survivors lack food shelter and clothing.
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Papeete
Elmeo
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Excelsior
Hao, Hikueraame
Makokau
Hitueras Island
Makeno
Hao
Eati
Alexander Brand
N. P. Plunkett
Oakland
Cal
T F Donnelly
Stralla
C. Coppenrath
Addei
Hooper Young Admits Guilty Plea For Murder
William Hooper Young, grandson of Brigham Young, pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree. The court accepted the plea and sentenced him to life in prison.
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New York
William Hooper Young
Brigham Young
Anjnie Pulitzer
Two Bold Men Peered In Windows Across Town
Police were notified Sunday evening of two suspicious men in town who peered in several residence windows. They frightened residents including Mrs. Welsh Mrs. Kuckiew and Mr. Hottinger but could not be located. Both suspects wore overcoats and soft hats.
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Welsh
Kuckiew
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