Gar Strike Still On Near Agreement Endim
Labor leaders from textile and hosiery unions and P R T directors with Senator McNichol held talks at George H Earle's home in Philadelphia to settle the strike. Delegates voted to return to work at 11 PM, while a conference aimed to resolve disputes and end the labor action.
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Philadelphia
William D. Mahon
Murphy
Central Labor Union
Committee of Ten
Wolf
Transit Company
McNichols
George H. Earle
Carmen
Mr. Mahon
Penrose
Earsan
Foss Democrat elected to Congress in Massachusetts district
Eugene Foss, brother of Congressman Foss of Illinois, wins the Fourteenth Massachusetts district as a Democrat by 6 650 over Republican William R Buchanan of Brockton. The margin marks a sweeping victory. The district largely reverses Lovering’s 1908 result, where he carried it by 14 000.
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Boston
Eugene Foss
Foss
Ilinois
Massachusetts
William R. Buchanan
Brocton
Lovering
Race Across Continent To Reach Daughter After Operation
Mrs William Crocker travels from San Francisco to join her daughter Miss Ethel Mary Crocker in Paris where she has been studying since October. Ethel Mary is to undergo an appendicitis operation after three attacks. Mrs Crocker sails from New York on the White Star Oceanic after arrival.
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San Francisco
William Crocker
Ethel Mary Crocker
Paria
Colliery Breaker Burned in Parson Fire
Fire devastated the Mineral Spring colliery of the Lehigh Valley Coal company at Parson near Wilkes Barre. The breaker, one of the finest in the company, was burned to the ground with losses around 125000 dollars.
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Lehigh Valley Coal Co
Wilkenbarre
Mineral Spring
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Parson
Jackson presents papers at Havana palace ceremony
John B. Jackson, newly appointed minister of the United States, presented his credentials to Cuban President Gomes in Havana escorted by Cuban cavalry. Later, Taft accepts presidency of Woodward High School Alumni Association in Cincinnati.
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Havana
John B. Jackson
United States
Gomes
Taft
Cincinnati
Woodward High School Alumni Association
Master of the Art of News Letter Writing
William E Curtis of the Chicago Record Herald is praised as a master correspondent whose daily two column letters engage readers of all ages and backgrounds. His career spans Chicago to South America and Europe, with leadership roles at the Latin American bureau and at the 1893 world’s fair. He remains a prominent, widely known figure in journalism. Officers seek two escaped prisoners, Robert Green and George Wo, jailed for horse theft, who escaped from Higria, Ohio prisons.
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William E. Curtis
Chicago Record Herau
United States
Curtis
Record Herald
Mr. Curtis
Washington
James G. Blaine
Bureau of American Republics
South America
Chicago
Europe
Record Herald Office
Curitis
Patagonia
Kamchatka
Chicago Record Herald
Robert Green
George Wo
Higria
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Q Crarlton
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Citizens’ Ice CO
Otto T. Bannard
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Ofies Boure
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