Toledo Conference Reaches Agreement Satis f ac tory to Both Men and Operators
Historic accord ends disputes over coal mining practices in western districts. Interstate joint conference unanimous on eight hour day, 90 cent day rate, and uniform screens for Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania. Agreement set April 1908 start, 1910 interstate meeting scheduled in Toledo.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
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Interstate Joint Conference
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Adeum
Currency legislation drama in Congress over Aldrich bill
Washington debates the Vreeland plan and the Aldrich measure as committees tabling the Aldrich bill prompts hopes for a currency compromise. A 43 member commission is proposed to craft a final bill by January 1, 1909, with lawmakers aiming to a joint conference outcome that could substitute provisions from both bills for a new currency act.
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Texas
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Pennsylvania
Weeka
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House Committee
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Vreeland
National Bank Act
Aldrich
Johnston
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Ti Ik
Clue in New Bremen death puzzling investigators
Police examine a suicide case in New Bremen Ohio where a man identified as Frank B. Miller may be Louis Miller of 2307 Winter Street. His wife reports he left three months ago seeking work, has five children, and a scar on his forehead. Authorities relay details to New Bremen for identity confirmation.
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New Bremen. O
Louis Miller
Winter Street
W. F. Paupert
Miller
Mew Bremen
Fort Warne
Iim
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Trustes
Bremen
Frank
Prasa & Reed Clore
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne settlement ends long court fight over contract
Judge Anderson approves a contract ending the extended litigation between the city of Fort Wayne and the Fort Wayne Gap Company. The final chapter in the federal court dispute concludes after lengthy proceedings and a court approval that closes the case.
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Indianavelis Newey
Fort Wayne
Anderton Agre
Court Orders Unified Gas System for Fort Wayne
In Fort Wayne court, Ferdinand Winter for Henry Paul receiver and William L Taylor for Central Print Co argued for merging artificial and natural gas lines. Judge Fudge Anderson approved the contract and ordered immediate connection of mains to supply 3,000 customers at one price from a single plant, with the receiver to complete the gas works without delay. The receiver dropped the city suit and Central Trust case as they affected Fort Wayne. The case ends with strong public reaction to the long dispute.
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Ferdinand Winter
Henry Paul
Gue Company
Williamn L. Taylor
Central Print Company
Fudge Anderson
Maine
Central Trust Company
Itkawlar
Fort Wayne
Rev Guy McBride Ordained Minister in M E Church
Bluffton Ind April 11 The Rev Guy McBride son of Mr and Mrs Frank McBride was elected elder at the Northern Indians conference session in Anderson He writes from Boston that he was ordained elder April 12 by Bishop Hamilton at Worcester completing his conference studies He will graduate from Boston Theological Seminary in June after a two year course shortened from three years
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Frank McBride
Anderson
Boston
Mass
Hamilton
New England
Worcester
M. E. Church
Boston Theological Seminary
Aristocratic Wealth Dominates U S Diplomatic Posts
In a House debate led by Perkins of New York and Slayden of Texas, lawmakers attacked the social wealth bias in appointing American ambassadors. They argued the diplomatic corps favors millionaires, hindering moderate earners and risking the republic’s image abroad.
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Perkins
New York
House of Representatives
Gireles
Fill
Ory
United States
Slayden
Texas
New Henry Hudson Memorial Bridge Planned With Vast Span
Plans for a Henry Hudson memorial bridge to span the river, likened to the half moon of 300 years ago, promise the world’s largest arch and longest overall length. Architects report near completion with a 3400 foot length, 70 foot width, and arch height around 270 feet amid bold claims of unprecedented scale versus Niagara and other great bridges.
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New York
Henry Hhudson
Hudson
Niagara River
Falls
Munich
Philelphia
Luxembourg
Bryan Reception in Rochester Highlights Private Conference
William J. Bryan drew a large crowd at the Powis Hotel in Rochester as he arrived for a reception hosted by Buffalo and Rochester Democrats. A private, informal conference with state chairman Col Conners was described as non-significant by Bryan, while the crowd greeted him warmly and Judge John D. Lynn noted the event as a notable public moment in his 1906 visit.
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WW. J. Coneners
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Conners
Alen
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Welcomi
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Kym
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Conners
Idea Democracy
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Brr. Bryan
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Mr. Ryan
Therm
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Theering
Tudge Lynn
United States
Judge Lynn
Wy. Bryan
Weather forecast for Oklahoma and surrounding regions
Weather notes indicate a warm spell Saturday with fresher southeastern to southwestern winds. Sunday trends toward warmer, unsettled conditions with showers possible and variable overall winds.
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