Coal operators stand firm on strike. Morgan not to intervene
New York conference of anthracite coal executives ends with a firm stance against arbitration or outside interference. J Pierpont Morgan will not involve himself, while Baer and peers report miners applying for work but no strike end date set. Officials stress unity and readiness to resume operations when conditions allow.
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Operate Ders
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Tate
New York
Qiot J
Pierpont Morgan
Bean
Baer
Philadelphia Wnd Reading Railroad
Philadelphia
Mr. Morgan
Satish Spencer
Cie Southern Railway
TE. Mets
Twombly
Mir Stotesonry
George W. Perkins
Mr. Baer
Morgan
J. WW Fowler
Buer
Underwood
Erie Railroad
Truesdale
Lackawanna Railroad
Morgan stance on mine strike leaves dispute to operators and miners
A statement from the operators says Mr. Morgan knew the situation while in Europe and could have interfered in the dispute abroad as easily as at home. His return changes nothing and he intends no interference, leaving resolution to the operators and miners.
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Morgan
Europe
Weekly Crop Conditions Report East of the Rockies
The Agricultural Department notes eastern weather largely unfavorable with cool northern districts and excess moisture in central valleys while southern states face drought. Maturing crops improve in the Ohio valley and southern middle Atlantic and Pacific coasts, but corn, cotton, wheat and tobacco face varied declines and harvests proceed at differing paces.
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Rock
Agricultural Department
Rocky Mountains
Alissour Valley
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Pacific Coast
Tawa
Wiinois
Java
Minnesota
Oregon
Washington
Carolinas
North Carolina
South Carolina
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Maryland
New York
Ohio
Lake Region
Vivian Sartoris Weds Frederick Roosevelt Scovel in Cobourg
Vivian Sartoris, 23 and twice engaged, married Frederick Roosevelt Scovel, a Roosevelt cousin, in Cobourg Ontario. She is the granddaughter of Ulysses S. Grant and former engagements to Archibald Balfour and Timothy Nichols ended. Her mother Nellie Grant Sartoris’ marriage capped a brilliant Washington society season.
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Magland
Timothy Nichols
New York
Nellie (Iyant
National Capital
Absurd World Notes From A Wayward Column
A string of satirical, disconnected items covers politics crime weather and international quips. References include Judge Jackson, a walking delegate, a forecasted wet summer, the Tracy industry, Hayti assimilation, a Frosty Iowa, a beaten Kansas, Bulgarians and Miss Stone, and a North Side robbery by disguised policemen.
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Texas
Judge Jackson
Hayti
Uncle Sam
Iowa
Kansas
Miss Stone
the Treasury
Roosevelt in New England Praises Trusts Yet Seeks Publicity
President Roosevelt closed his New England tour with a Providence speech praising industry and warning against envy in dealing with large capital. He urged prudent regulation, public scrutiny of corporations, and cooperative public and private action to curb evils. The visit included receptions in River Point and Pawtucket Valley and ended in Augusta, Maine.
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Roosevelt
New England
Newport
N. L
Mgr
Winthrop Chanler
City Hall
Providence
Senator Aldrich
Warwick
River Point
R. 1
Pawtucket
Rhode Island
Augusta
Guv. Hill
Maine
United States
Portland
Thomas B. Reed
New Philippine Coin Designs Submitted by Filipino Artist
Designs approved for the new Philippines subsidiary coins. Fi gueroa, a Filipino artist, created the obverse showing a flowing robed female with one hand on her chest and the other on a hammer atop an anvil. A smoking Mayon volcano appears in the background.
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Islands
Cironation
Philippines
Figueroa
Mayou
Luzon
Coin design for Philippines issue described
The article describes a coin design with the denomination shown and Filipinas below it. The reverse bears a U S shield, Stars and Stripes, an eagle, and the date. Dies are cut in Philadelphia, but striking will occur at the old Spanish mint in Manila, with values from ten to fifty cents in silver and one and a half to five cents in copper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Philadelphia
Manila
Humorous Clippings From Iconic Jokes and Vignettes
A collage of joke captions and playful quips from various papers mocks social scenes. Bits include a gray haired traveler boasting a first dollar, a city boarder and buttermilk quip, fashion vanity vs bills, and light exchanges about love and wit.
Humorous Fragments Highlight Early Pressroom Banter
A compilation of cheeky quips and brief jokes from various sources pokes fun at editors reporters lovers and everyday life. It riffs on careless copy witty exchanges over recovery and mortality and playful banter about marriage class and painting on china.
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Smorgan
Joan Mitchell
President Roosevelt
Philadelphia Press
Billiwink
Julia Marlowe
Chicago Tribune
Tyo
Charminy
George
Yale Record
St. Louis Mirror
Peargon’s Weekly
Nis
Lfere
Hon. J
Ward
Chicago News
Mr. Nuriteh
Puck
Sue
Belle
Jones—Brown
Smith
Oldin
Youngan
Henry Peck
Thomas Cuat
Maria
Marina
Harry
Boscon Globe
Pim
Miss Ilderly
China
Younger
Chicago
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