Subbidy for Steam Railroad Won't Adhere to Standards
Montel Rat and others petition for a bid on a steam railroad project. Attorney Joseph Swh outlines proceedings and signatures, claiming a seven to five support split. A special meeting is planned at Che steonnnnvicese to discuss the grant, with a potential award by January 1 if approved.
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Not an Incident of Note in the Coal Fields Sunday
Fragmented report from Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania describes coal miners and officials including President Mitchell and secretary Wilson handling ongoing strike conditions. National mine officials monitor West Virginia Pennsylvania fields as the fifth week of anthracite mine suspensions approaches, with limited public statements and reports arriving by messenger and wire.
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West vinciniAa Strikers Gaining In Keystone West
Strikes widen in Keystone area as collieries on the Tag River and Simmons farms shut down tomorrow. Operators ignore Walted Mims Workers plea. fights loom as Mangarine inivers and other pits may follow. Troops and police plans loom to enforce orders, with potential vacant properties and protests amid looming confrontations.
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Striking mob forced out as effigies burn in Anamokin
In Anamokin Pennsylvania, a crowd of strikers surrounded homes of Charles Rabent Konins and William Rodin and burned effigies of the trio. Police under orders of the town marshal William Thomas later destroyed several effigies around the town to end the demonstration.
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Miners Face Strikes and Partial Stoppage at Local Fields
Reports describe miners at a local field rallying amid rising tensions, with 1,000 workers under Head and ongoing negotiations. Some plants resumed work while others stayed idle as strikers pressed demands, and no full scale stoppage yet in the area.
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President discusses strike with Carroll Wright
Washington reports the president met with Carroll Wright to review the strike issue. The White House discussion aimed to reconcile differences between operators and the Interstate Commerce Commission and to determine possible steps the government might take. Wright travels to New York for further talks and hearings are expected to influence policy.
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Railroad protests over scab trains at Hazleton strike
Record of railway workers refusing to handle trains carrying scab miners and deputies during a strike at Hazleton. The Lehigh Valley and nearby lines faced walkouts and picket activity as unions insisted on nonunion coal transport, with depot observers and management tensions noted through the day.
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Miners Face Prolonged Strikes Amid Train Property Spat
Roanoke Virginia reports turmoil as miners threaten to return to work while rail workers strike lingers. Officials say losses soar with disruptions hitting coal shipments, operations slowed, and scheduling uncertain. Local leaders urge restraint as talks continue into the weekend, with prospects of resumed work unclear.
Street Railway Strike Rages in Rhode Island
Unrest continues across Pawtucket and Central Falls as streetcar service amid rioting and stone throwing disrupts daily life. Reports note vandalized cars, jeering crowds, and a special deputy wounded while attempting to restore order.
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Congress Week Ahead Deliberations and Debates
Washington action this week centers on a House vote next Saturday on a key bill. Senate debates include plans to address naval and mountain park proposals and tax and dock charge issues. A series of speeches by Senators Summynas of Missouri and others will shape priorities ahead of executive-session discussions and possible committee actions.
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Missouri
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South Carolina
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Ordnance Bureau
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Sarlow
Controversial Philippine Bill Faces House Vote This Week
The House will consider a contested measure linking cable and irrigation funding for the Philippines. Supporters led by Mr Chorflas argue the bill will pass. opponents claim private enterprise should fund the projects.
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Philippines
Gannoy
Webich
Sealy
House to Throw Out the Senate Bill
A detailed report on the Senate bill dispute as House members clash over silver standard policy and sound money goals. Indiana officials and national figures push for or oppose the bill while salaries and regional political tensions frame the debate.
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