Honor for Mitchell at Labor Convention in Indianapolis
Toho Mitchell, leader of the United Mine Workers, received two enthusiastic ovations at a labor convention in Indianapolis. Thousands of workers and union officials greeted him as he appeared, with a carriage procession of over 120 people following. Delegates and organizations from gas belt towns and local unions joined the miners convention as the event showcased organized labor strength.
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United Mine Workers of America
Tatianapolis Mundy
Dulugata
Labo
Washington Street
Tomlinson
Mitchedl
bin Enine
Vihyann
Caluma
Congress Pre Reefs Natl Hond Labor Reform Debate
Nine hundred delegates attended as President John Mitchell presented the annual report at the convention. Mitchell opposed incorporation of unions, warned against government by injunction, and defended union strength amid an era of labor unrest. Wilson reported the union relief funds totaling 2,995,870.88 with additional civic contributions. The committee addressed private war claims and various Senate and House actions, including territorial statehood debates and Philippine policy discussions.
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John Mitchell Rewi
Mitchell
Atrike Vonminvion
Clarened $. Darrow
Chicago
Thong
Inbor
Ehnic
Bcores
Infonetiona
Granizec Tabor
Ta- Hann
Wilaon
Wilson
United Ming
Trade Autona
Tragic Horse Accident Claims Young Rider at Holdopyitle
A 10 year old, Harry Romteif, was killed and companion Charles Kolb was injured when their horses entangled in a wire fence at Holdopyitle J T while riding in company with three other boys. John Motinun of Bangor, Maine relates a dream that weaves the incident into a strange, unclear memory.
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Harry Romteif
Holdopyitle
J. T
Romtak
Charles Kolb
Notcingat Capital Naval fracas and Indiana governor bid
The report notes a naval affairs appropriation aided by the Kaiser sending Roosevelt a warning on reform of the school system and a candidate for Indiana governor. It mentions Senator Hodge introducing a resolution on retaliation against Europe, calls for 6,000 seamen, and cites remarks by Hubbard, Calvo in Egypt, and others amid 1904 political maneuvering and budget debates.
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Tmonst
lMoosevelt
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Packer
Indiana
Saya
Todge
Loney Aftar’ Blayden
Lexis
West Brntos
Growvenor
Olney
White House Mail a Daily Stream of Notes and Requests
The article describes the vast daily influx of letters and printed matter received at the White House under President Roosevelt. It explains the mail processing steps, the distribution to secretaries, and occasional direct replies by the President. It notes safeguards used by some writers and the varied topics from begging appeals to crank letters and even rat poisons driven by newspaper stories.
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Roosevelt
Oto
United States
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Porsant
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Citiven
Correspondence Corps
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Dream and Duty Amid Trials of Faith and Love
A reflective verse from Denyer News traces striving beyond dream to live by higher acts. It counsels inner guard, acceptance of error, and courage in struggle, while envisioning eternal truths, sorrowful wisdom, and the guiding light of love and faith.
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Ain
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Denyer
Joe Boyne and Margy Triumph Over Cove House Debt
A tale of Joe Boyne courting Margy, marrying under pressure, and facing miserly father-in-law Old Boyne who funds a cottage purchase on time. Joe endures relentless payments, loses some comforts, but ultimately settles the debt as Margy cares for their baby and a small home comes together.
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Edhaent
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Rooma
Stewart
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Shia
Boyne
Joe
Old Boyne
Boye
Rogue
Bayne
Joan Hig
Bloush
Baby Margaret
Economy Lesson Sparks Interest at Supper
A fragmented domestic scene centers on accounts of money and budget talk. An old drayman recalls youth and urges thrift, turning Boyne's earlier talk on economy into a curious, lively discussion among the listeners in Chicago.
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Stewart
Old Drayman
ol@ Boyne
Chicago Tees
A Rooster's Pride and a Lesson on Humility
A suburb story recounts a barnyard tale where a vain Langshan rooster, prideful after losing an eye, is ridiculed by his flock. His prestige fades, feathers droop, and he becomes an outcast until his owner ends his misery, using the moment to reflect on pride's terror.
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Napoleon
Cai
New York Mall and Express
Agatn
Peaceable Resistance of Old Quaker in Civil War
A fragmentary old article recounts how Quakers refused violent conscription during the Civil War. Isaac Newton, a Friends’ commissioner for Agriculture, tells of a peaceful confrontation where Newton used calm restraint to persuade a reluctant driver to turn his wagon, illustrating nonviolent resistance.
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Tagain
Townsend
Isaac Newton
Janne
Isaac
Horga
Roosevelt Refuses Privileged View amid Advice Attempts
A fragmentary account depicts President Roosevelt resisting special access and confidential briefings for a certain politician. The remarks hint at frustration with ongoing efforts to influence important legislation, suggesting a clash between advisory input and presidential autonomy.
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Roosevelt
Tully
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