Strike of Pennsy shopmen may end soon
Pittsburg May 9—Strike of the Pennsylvania Railroad shop workers may end soon as company and union representatives hold secret talks. Officials gave no details, but reports suggest the company will drop formal recognition of the union and work toward seniority concessions to prevent layoffs. If agreed, locals say negotiations can proceed without direct union recognition. A parallel item: Bradford resident Clipton Janchard describes being abducted in a Shanghai-like ploy after missing since Feb. 26. he was found aboard a Chesapeake Bay oyster boat. In Somerset, Russell G Walker sues Rev. Silas Hoover for 30,000 damages, alleging alienation of his wife.
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Market Place of the Munnimakers For Rent and Help Wanted
The notices announce rental space on Philadelphia Street and second floor Gazette building offices after April 1. Listings include nine boys needed for Dugan Glass factory and several summer job opportunities for middle aged men willing to travel to multiple towns with pay 2.75 dollars per day. Local businesses Glen Brothers and Cunningham's livery are referenced for inquiries and sales of horse and store fixtures.
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A Critical Affair Amid Alsatian Camp Schemes
During the Franco Prussian War two officers lure German wives into a house near Puffenheim's Alsatian camp. Frau Borngeisser charms the general as the other officers’ wives plot. the ruse ends when the general is recalled to Paris and a potential scandal is averted.
Free List Passes House Free List Bill Moves To Senate
The house approved the free list bill by 26 to 24 with support from insurgent Republicans and Representative Berge. It faces likely defeat in the Senate as Democratic leaders concede no chance. The measure would cut revenue by an estimated 1,000,000 to 1,900,000 and covers agricultural goods, leather, machinery, salt, and other farm items. Former Governor N J Bachelder of New Hampshire urged farmers to oppose reciprocity, saying it harms their interests. The Ways and Means Committee will continue work on raw wool, with New York Democrats cited as divided on the wool question. The House may soon report the raw wool bill.
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Indiana Hardware Co
Indictments Today Promised in Ohio Graft Probes
Columbus reports Prosecutor Turner of Ohio promises further indictments after a day of grand jury deliberations in the legislative graft inquiry. Stanley Harrison of Cleveland testified before the panel as Turner shifts focus to bills linked to the graft case and the Haas foun shark measure. Turner hires special detectives to aid evidence gathering for presentment.
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Columbus
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Cleveland
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Steel Trust Charged With Freight Rate Discrimination
At a New York hearing the Interstate Commerce Commission heard the Alpha Portland Cement Company accuse Baltimore and Ohio rail line of favoring Universal Cement, a United States Steel subsidiary, claiming the Steel empire secures lower freight rates than Alpha Cement.
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Steel Corporation
United States Steel Corporation
Alisa Coorpany
Portland
Waco
Algaa Cement Company
Oxford to challenge Yale and Harvard in athletic meet
Oxford plans to issue a formal challenge to Yale and Harvard to compete in an intercollegiate athletic meet. The move follows broader calls for stronger exchanges between British and American universities in track field and related sports.
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Harvard
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Oxford
Hervard
Baseball Signaling and Pitch Types by John J McGraw
John J McGraw explains signals used by catchers and batters to indicate pitches and play actions. He defines fast ball curve ball and drop as natural breaking pitches and notes signs for hit and run plays and runner starts.
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Metropolitan Magazine
East Indian Kahars Run Hundred Miles Daily
East Indian runners known as Kahars or Jhinwar, long distance laborers, reportedly can travel up to a hundred miles in a day. Bally's Magazine cites Tika Ram carrying patches 300 miles in three days, and notes debates on life expectancy and resilience of Kahars despite hard toil and exposure.
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Tokyo
Fiurikisha Mein Pew
Fragmented Self Reflections on Power and Pain
A fragmented meditation argues that self knowledge equates to universal understanding and that power is restrained. It suggests life’s freedom is global, and pain is felt intensely when pressure is high, implying a philosophical view of perception and existence.
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