Coal Pits Idle Across States Amid Settlement Talks
President of United Mine Workers seeks to revive inter state wage rule as strikes affect thousands. John Mitchell retires with Lewis succeeding him while old officers are reorganized. Talks between miners and operators stall. a tentative settlement is reached with futures for a nationwide wage scale but district delays persist. The piece also notes personal health updates about Mme Gould and a denial from Prince of Wales regarding rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
Lewis
United States
Status of the Matter Now in Mine Workers Talks
Vice President Lewis seeks to revive the interstate unit rule as district meetings in several states are held. Indiana and central Pennsylvania report progress and no strikes planned. Michigan and Ohio also avoid strikes. The northwest district faces idle time for thirty five thousand miners, while Kanawha fields and West Virginia Kentucky districts move toward settlement. Lewis plans continued negotiations and a possible interstate joint conference within weeks.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Lave
Mitchell
Lewis
Indiana
Terre Haute
Michigan
Llinnis
Springfield
Texas
Northwest
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kansans City
Kanawha
West Virginia
Huntington
Kentucky
Tae @ana
Wester Pennsylvania
Minos
Pew National Executive Board
Mucduedl
WFWIE
Freed
International Executive Board
Prince Helie to Leave Us for France
New York reports Prince Helle de Bagan will sail for France on April 9. Unit Mine Gould and her children plan to return to Europe as soon as she recovers from illness.
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la Belle
France
Mine
Anna
New York
Prince Helle de Bagan
Unit Mine
Gould
Europe
Ag. Sgom
Funeral for outlaw Charles Wickliffe in Oklahoma
Mourners gathered at the Wickliffe home near Pryor, Oklahoma for the funeral of Charles Wickliffe, the Indian outlaw killed by his brother Thomas. The trio of Wyckliffe brothers had been pursued by Missouri authorities for murders and other crimes for three years. Officers offered no interference as the heavily armed mourners attended.
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Miskogee
Okla
Charles Wickliffe
Jong
Thomas
Wyckliffe
Pryor Eypek
John Wyckliffe
Famts
Obishota
Ubaties
Cleveland Improves in Health in New Jersey
Ex President Grover Cleveland, staying in Lakewood, New Jersey, shows continued health improvement. He takes short walks and drives daily, frequently seen about the yacht.
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Cleveland
Lakewood
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Philadelphia Rail Exhibition Shatters Records
In Philadelphia on April 1 Willie Troppe delivered a stunning display of short rail play, beating no high run of 2hio out UsS-20 bil liards. Troppe now leads Schaefer by 697 points.
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Philadelphia
Willie Troppe
Schaefer
Eight Hundred Men Discharged in Roanoke Shops
Roanoke Virginia April reports eight hundred workers dismissed from the Norfolk and Western railway Roanoke shops under normal conditions employ local men.
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Roanoke
Apeill
Norfolk and Western Railway
Rates to Chicago Convention via Union Pacific Rail
The Union Pacific railroad announces a rate of 11 percent a mile or 80 dollars for round trip from Peaver to Chicago and return for the Republican national convention.
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Chicago
Omaha
Unon Pacific Railroad
Italian car reaches Frisco in New York to Paris race
The Italian car in the New York to Paris rally has arrived in Frisco and is now setting off toward San Francisco.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Diverse 1900s News Incomplete Outline
A fragmented outline reports Selig Silverstein dying in New York after a bomb attempt on police, Roosevelt’s nomination of Dr. David Jayne Hill as ambassador to Berlin, and a Cincinnati gas explosion killing William Phick. It mentions massachusetts primary delegate outcomes, New York grand jury actions against a deputy attorney general, and various incidents in Baltimore and Shawnee involving powder, violence, and legal proceedings.
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Selig Silverstein
New York
David Jayne Hill
Roosevelt
Berlin
William Phick
Gromley, Kay
Cincinnnati
San Silvador
Salvador
Poisnerad Huts
National Schools of Dentistry
Tree Treine
Jan Maulvin von Armin
Prince Pistaurek
Westinghouse Machine Company
Washitetun Navasard
Patralniin
Regular paper delivery notice urged to patrons
Patrons who do not receive their newspaper regularly are asked to notify the office. The brief notice requests timely reporting to ensure proper service and correction of delivery issues.
Upcoming Events in Freeport and Nearby Venues
A list of upcoming activities includes a Bird lecture at Woman's etah on April 1, a Republican convention for the Thirteenth district on April 10, and multiple dances and parties at Masonite temple and Freeport Consistory. Other items mention an Easter party, a social at First M ehureh, a Germania dance, and ball events through May 15 at Grand opera tiouse with notable performers Madoaine Chardski and Frank Ta Foe insone reettibat.
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Freeport Commandery
Aphe
Woman's
Mareh se.privi-Wintinger Bros Aprilus Nipaund Tuck
April events and moving pictures listed as titles include Titan and the Mouse and May Stronmhourt with details fragmented across lines, mentioning local showings and dates in a period style. Cast names appear with unclear spellings, reflecting an old local program or advertisement page.
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Mareh Se
Privi
Wintinger Bros
Aprilus Nipaund Tuck
Aprillie F.sinao Dh. Howe
Moving Piletures
Davis News Highlights From Davis March Event Notes
Davis correspondent reports on jury summons for McDaniel trial in Freeport, local temperance lectures at Calvary and Lutheran churches, town visits by residents, a proposed township election and local option vote, and WCTU meetings. Notable items include a marriage report for John Runte and Laura Best, several visits to Freeport and Rockford, and the death of Hendricksmeier with eight heirs listed.
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Davis
Chas. Becker
August Moeinert
John Runte
Freeport
Alice Reitzel
M. W. Kurtz
People’s Caucus
Hedges
Calvary Church
Rev
Campbell
Lutheran Church
Rev. Jones
Berlin
Messinger
Sylvester Fivuan
Josie Ténde
Beloit
Henrys Meier
Rockford
Mabel Mack
Chicago
Rueben Best
Schmacker
FE. R. Ditzler
Brundage
Butleofer
Knepley
J. M. Caldwell
John Markel
Winnesheik
Miss Warns
Rock City
Ashton Cross
Colorado
Davis News
Council Hall
Thomas Longley
Vare
J. M. Caldwell Hardware Store
Longley
KK. Cross
Hendricksmeier
Kpplyana Cemetery
Ann Hendricksmeier
Tle
Chas. Miller
Nebraska
Lewis Heidecker
Fred Benning
Local notes from Rock City and vicinity
Rock City area residents attend institutes and visit Freeport and Durand. Marshall house moves seen, commissioners meet, and several residents travel for business and church services. Concrete roof work and a cement plaster delivery are reported among ongoing local activities.
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Ware Senate
Opersters
Didners
Tempertary
Tyler Morse
St. Reais
Crould
Mir
Mira
St. Regis
Yonas
Could
Wold
Stine
Paris
Dae Sow
Waldorf Astoria
Gaines
Rauata
Geriaus
the &. M.oow
Vaud
Widliam Benife
Ocle
Ilinais
Natostoc Bres
Toob
Hewis
Itteiad
Prince Helie
Hoppe
C. Crore Phroat
Lange
HNC
Humphreys’ Medicing Co
Cor
Willan
Johp Strees
Grand Opera House
Titan
Meinert Brobst
Rock Grove
Louisa
Hannah
John
Fred
Henry
Stephenson
Daviess Counties
Institute of the W.c. T. UL
Thora Haroldson
Jessie Justus
Stockton
Flora Davis
Orangeville
Foster
Bessie Quest
Floyd Struss
Cardus
Joe Moorhead
Archibald, I. T
Oradeline
Ladies Anvisory Ept
Chatashooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Fess Atanooa
Mrs. Dp
Alice Lashelle
Durand
Irene
Flora Schrader
H. I. Barr
Raymer
Marsh House
Third Watdh
I. O T. Schaffer
Teachers Institute
Harrison Raymer
O. J. Buthofer
A. Mctoes
Eddie Bauray
T. B. Young
Myrtle Dart
Alice Allen
Stossinger
C. Raubenheimer
Ka Bokhof
Eva Graham
Mildred Graham
John Miller
Revtledges
Florence Germain
U. M. Ziegler
Dakota
Dot Lashelle
Sheeport
J.S. Raymer
Lena
Thoren Bros
Graham Bros
Maine
Iowa
Portland
Bangor
Vlaliolilg
Kansas City
William M. Pennell
Pennell
Committee of Fifty
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
H.C. Potter
Charles J. Bonaparte
Father A. PP. Doyle
Paulist Pathers
Richard Ph
United States Revenue Laws
Manufacturers and Dealers Club of
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