Dolan Attacks UMW Leader as Mines Crisis Grows
Pittsburgh reports a looming coal strike with a February 14 meeting of operators and a February 16 joint talks with miners in New York. President Dolan denounces the Ryan resolution while John Mitchell tours New York amid stalled wage talks and past union defeats in soft coal battles.
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New York
Pittsburg
Dolan
United Mine Workers
Indianapoli
Ryan
Michigan
British Columbia
Jobn Mitchell
Iim
American Federation of Labor
Mitchell
W. D. Ryan
Haskins
Ohio
Mark Hanna
Roosevelt
Maryland
Kentucky
Colorado
West Virginia
Central
Cabin Creek
Myersdale
Alabama
Uprising Rumors Stir Venezuela Tensions
Dispatch from Curacao reports rising unrest in Venezuela amid alleged plots by President Gomez against Castro over a French blockade. Velutini allegedly seeks the presidency with ties to France, while fears grow over troop strength inventories and looming financial strain. Castro expulsions and Monroe Doctrine rhetoric accompany the turmoil.
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Wilemstud
Curacao
Venezuela
Vicente Gomez
Castro
Antonio Velutini
France
Velutini
Treasury
Commissariat
van Kestern
St Valentine’s Day Declines As Card Trade Shrinks
Local dealers report Valentine sales down this year and describe the holiday as fading. One merchant notes the old custom dying out as mass produced cards and advertising art flood the market, reducing the charm of valentines.
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Novells
Woman Dies After Falling From Hotel Window
Mrs M S Hulse a Circleville Ohio widow died today in Ithica after leaning from a hotel window for air. She fell sixty feet and was killed instantly as her son a Cornell student witnessed the tragedy. Burial will be in Circleville.
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Ithica NL
M. S. Hulse
Circleville
Ohio
Union of Three Churches Unites Congregational M P and U B Denominations
Report from Dayton last week shows Congregational M P and U B churches forming a united denomination after a year and a half of effort. The merger affects over one million members though property and formal details remain to be settled. Ceshocton has no Congregational church but M P and U B hold active congregations. Dr Wells says both will share a denomination yet remain separate congregations.
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Coshocton
U.B
M. P
Dayton
Congregational
Ceshocton
A. B
Wells
Age Today
Mrs. F. K. Wood Dies At Her Father’s Home
Telegram reports the death of Mrs. F. K. Wood at Green Island New York where she had lived since April with her father Mr Corey. Funeral services are to be held there Wednesday. She leaves a husband and two children. In Cothocton the Mayor's Court dealt with three drunks who were fined four dollars each.
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F. K. Wood
Boiler Burst Floods Star Hotel Basement
A water boiler exploded in the furnace room of the Star Hotel on Saturday night, flooding the west end of the basement with boiling water. Heaters company workers and plumbers repaired the damage through Sunday noon, leaving the hotel cooler than usual.
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Star Hotel
Letters From Home In The Daily Age From Miami
R. O. Tooker writes The Age from Miami Florida that his daily failed to arrive one day last week. He urges readers to watch out for the newspaper claiming he cannot get along without The Daily Age each day. He says it is better than letters from Rome and notes he is rapidly regaining his health.
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R. O. Tooker
Miami
Fla
Rome
Tooker
Wade
Lincoln Birthday Observed As Nation Reflects On Emancipator
Coshocton marks the birthday of Abraham Lincoln with a quiet observance though a public demonstration is absent. The Age newspaper continues a serial on Lincoln’s youth and early days, with today’s installment deemed one of the most thrilling in the series.
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Coshocton
Lincoln
Toslay
Coshocton to gain over thirty thousand dollars this week
Auditor Randles reports February tax settlement results showing city funds division across General, Public Health, Public Safety, Public Service, Library, Sinking Fund and Interest. Liquor Traffic and Police portions listed. total city proceeds several tenths of a million.
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Coshocton
Darnes
Randles
General Fund
Public
General Revenue Fund
Hub store stock sold and moves to Zanesville
Ludman and Bett of Zanesville bought the Hub store remaining stock this morning pack ing goods for shipment to Zanesville. Dean Stanley the Hub proprietor told an Age reporter the Hub is finished and he and his father H. Stanley may move to New York to enter manufacturing. The Hub opened in Coshocton in 1897 and had occupied its quarters there until recent months.
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H. &. Stantey
New York City
Coshocton
Pestaese
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Chi
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Seattle
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W. J. Bryan
Yarlong
Congress
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Labor Party
United States
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Warsaw
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