Coal Mine Strife Paralyzes District 3 Convention Session
District 3 delegates of the United Mine Workers debate a trend in Progressive Coal Company's operations. A central wage dispute and stockholder influence at the convention lead to a split vote on continuing work by the ton. President Wilson says no district remedy. miners threaten stoppage and wage implications.
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Brazil
Tad. Mien S
Vniledt
Jndividiel
Willow
Willy
Toocmine
Toad Dee
Wilson
Indianapolis Legislative Session and Local News Highlights
In Tudianapolis, a ban on gambling equipment passed 31 to 27 with a measure to authorize police and constables to destroy seized items. A representative Wanna was killed earlier. Gov Hanly signed a bill to take charge of Nancy Banks Lincoln grave grounds. Indiana schools face four weeks shorter term due to a $5,000 shortage. Vincennes University bill vetoed. Also notices on cold remedy and loan offers appear in the issue.
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Tudianapolis
Mare
Thoms Tageart
Lincoln
Inchanapolis
March
Tmamly
Nancy Banks Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Wil
Decker
Ind
Wayne Edwards
Johnson
Eight Hours For Dredgers Committee Formed In Detroit
Washington reports a nine member eight hour labor committee appointed at a recent convention to enforce an eight hour day on government dredging contracts. Members include Thomas O Connor of the Gr eensed Townes Protective association and Daniel of Weefe from the Tait Shoremen s association with labor commissioner Neil.
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Washington
Roosevelt Dando Ge
Arto
Dredghige
Shetroit
Thomas O'Connor
Tanfide
Greensed Townes Protective Associattion
Daniel of
Weefe
Tait Shoremen'’s Association
Thomas
Boba
International Brotherhood of Schovelers and Diredgemaen
Wb.dones
Detro
Brotherhood of Dredge Workers
Arbour Honiutssioner
Neil
Aare
Porson
W Aaken
Se Prerae
United States
Morgan's Artistic Gift Unveiled in New York Tapestries
A historic showcase in New York presents a set of early Gothic tapestries depicting the seven sacraments. The rare 13th century originals, tied to a late medieval workshop, feature restrained colors and elongated figures in a ceremonial setting.
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New York
Mareh Os
Hill Seems Discouraged and Western League Franchise Vote
A muddled report from March 5 describes Hill’s discouraged stance amid Northern steamer trials and Orient relations. In Topeka, Kansas, March 5, Western Base Ball Association members voted to reject the Western League franchise proposal, keeping Topeka in the Western section. Legislative trouble is noted in Boston with a Berkshire district rep arrested amid ongoing political drama. The piece also mentions talk of a 2 cent fare and drought-related costs affecting state finances.
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Topeka
Wanisas City
March
Pee Garding the Tapes
Railways and international events in brief outlines
A rundown of diverse events reports: railway policies restrict travel. U.S. court decisions influence immigration. geopolitical notes from Tehran, Persia to Trualy. a shipyard strike near Lorain. diplomatic postings. a Paris suicide. U.S. Attorney General views on assisted immigration. U.S. stance on Central American war. Colorado governor backs a pure food bill. Belgian cabinet resignations looming. a health tonic claim for liver and constipation. and a plug for Dr King’s New Life Pills with local pricing.
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Nathalie Dole Latham
Lockwood
Paris
Latham
United States
Bonaparte
Honolulu
Buechtel
Colorado
Perkins Funds Donation Not For Corporate Purpose, Court Rules
The court ruled Perkins cheered up a New York Life donation was not for proper corporate purposes. He reimbursed the company with interest after exposing the personal payment linked to a Republican campaign effort. The judge noted the campaign contribution did not serve policyholders and was not authorized by corporate duties.
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Eimsett
Perkins
Eedani
New York Life
Qaey
New York Life Tistance Company
Titian
An Tiysedt
Porsenay
Tent Society
Die
Dowager Empress Arrives in London Under Security
The Dowager Empress of China arrives in London greeted by Queen Mexandris and the Prince of Wales. Police planned the arrival to ensure protection amid fears of anarchist activity while officials reassure safety measures at the station. Delaware and Hudson pays penalties for freight train rule violations.
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London
Marveb S
Mexandris
Wrederstand
Scotand Yard
Atack
Masonic silver trowel reaches Omaha from Sioux Falls
The famous Mason ic silver trowel on its world tour has arrived in Omaha from Sioux Falls led by five past grand masters of the Masonic order.
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Omaha
Sioux Falls
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised by Editor in Louisa
The Enterprise editor D N Walker of Louisa Virginia reports using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve after a nail puncture. He says inflammation did not occur and the wound healed quickly. The ad promises healing for all sores burns and skin diseases and notes a 25 cent price at Houseworth Bros. druggists.
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D. N. Walker
the Enterprise
Louisa
Houseworth Bros.’ Druggists
Train Collision and Fatalities Shock Bettendorf Area
A head on train collision north of Bettendorf killed engineer Dol McGillire of Moline and injured several others including Buck, a Budd agent from Rock Island. Raymond of Savanna was ejected and escaped drowning. travel conditions and injuries reported across Illinois and Wisconsin.
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Davenport
Chicago
Milwaukee and
St. Thoo
Bettendorf
Here
Lerhington
Quincy
Dole McCgilire
Moline
Eo Buck
Budd
Rock Island
Interngdy
William Wilear Delavan
Wis
Maddelork
Philip
Market Quotations and Live Stock Prices Across Cities
Chicago grains and livestock figures show May, July, and Sept wheat quotes at various levels with futures moves and sample quality notes. Hogs and cattle receipts at Chicago and East Buffalo markets reveal price ranges for heavy packing sows, prime steers, and lambs plus hay and poultry prices.
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Chicago
Jes
Aos
Awfy
Andy
Cassy Stles
Santyer No
Northery
TaeSie
SALA
Bion
Chaiee Pri
STH
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Ewes
Calven—Ivirm
Best
The Daily Review 19 renta aweer
The Daily Review notice appears as a brief newspaper card with the paper name and price line, indicating a local publication and pricing.
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the Daily Review
Renta Aweer
Cutter Stock Company at Bucklen Theatre Opens March 11
The Cutter Stock Company enters its 38th week drawing crowded houses, with Moonshiners as the opening show at Bucklen Theatre starting Monday March 11. Intermission will feature six vaudeville acts, tickets 10 20 and 80 cents with free opening night for ladies. The James Boys in Missouri arrives tomorrow matinee and night, touring with full scenery and the Blue Cat train robbery staged with vivid detail. A romantic thread runs through a series of thrilling climaxes.
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Cutter Stock Company
Buckien
Iha
Qa. m
Missouri
Vinel Cod Liver Oil Tonic Marketed As Superior Health Booster
Reliable information promotes Vinel cod liver oil tonic as a superior health restorer. It claims to contain tonic iron and all medicinal elements from fresh cod livers with no oil to clog the system. Guaranteed by over five thousand druggists to aid the elderly, sick, women, and children, with a nationwide sales note for Elkhart and beyond.
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Elkhart
Vinel
Vinci
United States
Vincl
Houseworth Bros. Druggists
Cole
Newry
Jennings and the 99 Year Lease Impact on Chicago Realty
Will Layne recalls Jennings as a pioneer of long term leases in Chicago. Jennings first employed the ninety nine year lease to secure fixed rent for owners and heirs, stabilizing income despite downturns. Realty soon rose, with Jennings’ lots later worth twice the original rent, drawing praise then regret from the town.
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Will Layne
Jennings
Chicago
Lewis
Drummer’s Advice on Road Life Sparks Change
A tall New York youth on the road meets an old drummer who has traveled more than thirty years. The drummer urges quitting the road if possible, noting his lack of a stable home and distant family roles. He contrasts his life with a wife and children who have had a home. He urges the youth to choose another path if available.
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New York
Tay
Curious Blunders in Historic Monuments and Inscriptions
The article notes errors in Britain’s memorials such as Cromwell statue spurs worn upside down at Westminster Abbey and a window inscription reading Prince of Wales on a Black Prince sword. It also cites a Mayflower fresco showing the ship hoisting the Union Jack, a flag not existing for 250 years after the Mayflower era.
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Cromwell
Westminster Abbey
London
Westminster Palace
Prince of Wales
St. Stephen’s
House of Lords
Hindlipo Kidney Cure Offered by Elkhart Pharmists
Advertises Hindlipo as a cure for Brights disease diabetes rheumatism gout gravel dropsy bladder inflammation bad blood and nervous troubles from sick kidneys. I H Beniz & Co and E D Miller promise guaranteed results or nothing, mail order prepaid for 50 cents single box, six boxes $2.50.
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Bright
I. H. Beniz & Co
E. D. Miller
Elkhart
Men With Tails Legend of Kent Beloved by Folklore
An old Pniteh legend says Thomas a Berket cursed the Kentishmen of England for severing his horse’s tail and that the entire generation that followed bore tails like horses.
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Thomas A Berket
England
Kent
Shell Sounds and Echoes in Hollow Objects
A fragment discusses how shells or hollow items produce murmuring sounds as concave surfaces concentrate ambient noises. It mentions resonant cavities enhancing noise and includes a quote about recovery and a soldier being amputated.
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Chicago Record-Herald
To Keep Him Quiet Barber Tip Sparks Philadelphia Caper
A Philadelphia Press item recalls a man tipping a barber before shaving as hush money. The anecdote implies an attempt to hush someone, and reflects on barbershop tips used as gag payments in a quieting scheme.
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Philadelphia Press
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