Miners and Operators Teeter Over Coal Talks
Striking miners and operators in New York state face a fragile push for peace as union demands shift toward an eight hour day. President Mitchell and President Burr offer cautious outlooks while parties anticipate a possible extension of the postwar award and potential new terms from the anthracite commission.
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York
Wats Beth
Wats Beth An Inch In Heir Nesitio. Pub Are Sitling
Ngtners
Mitchell
Burr
The
Bure
Dolan Presides as UMWA District Meets in Pittsburgh
The district convention of the United Mine Workers of America opened in Pittsburgh with Patrick Dolan and newly elected president Frank Fresin present. Disputes over chairing and moves to remove Latnyy dominated the session as tensions rose during the opening moments.
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fertppincRae Press Association
Pittsburg
United Mine Workers of America
Patrick Dolan
Frank Fresin
Preset
Art Ax
Dylan
Feehan
Dilan
Onde
Wetzel
Arpal
Dubin
Cypetlen
Roelins Signs the Scale at the Mines
Roelins signs the 1407 scale in the Pusbues district with work to restart at mines cleaned up. Colleries Company operates at Spriestelt Chatham Anbar Guenfeld and two Virden atul Girard employing 2,600 men. Railroads holding large coal stocks in Minot anticipate a shortage and plan to sell to local dealers near Springfield.
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Mhiale Cote Verkes Coitany
Amal
Colleries Company
Inecee
Spriestelt
Chatham
Anbar
Rente
Guenfeld
Virden
Springield
Stranise
Danville Normal College Spring Term Attendance Rising
Danville Indiana April reports show Central Normal College attracting strong spring term interest. Indications point to higher attendance for several years as the term begins and the president has already arrived.
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Danville
Ind
Loeb Thrown From His Horse In Washington Incident
In Washington on April 1 William F. Neh Jr., secretary to the president, reported that Loeb fell from his horse yesterday afternoon. The horse and rider were reportedly thrown by a sticky Western harness given by Seth Fialeok, causing injuries and some broken parts noted by aides.
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William Lor
Sefippa McHue Wrenn
Washington
Willam F. Neh, Jr
Angerfea
Athee
Seth Fialeok
President at game wears old sweater and hat
A scrambled OCR report describes a scene with President Roosevelt at a Mannington event, wearing a worn black sweater and a black hat. Details blur as witnesses note crowd noise and officials moving through a chaotic gallery, while clerks and staff appear busy.
Gov Pattison Restless Amid Health Scrutiny
A garbled report notes Gov. Pattison showing restlessness and disturbed appetite, with doctors monitoring respiration and temperature. Family members visit the governor at the country home as diet and nourishment issues are addressed.
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Capar
Hesnes
Otlersne
Drs
Witkon
Hotti
NewspapER Plant Burned in Buffalo Morning Fire
A blaze at 2 a m destroyed the Turtnta Evening Times plant in Buffalo. The four story building burned completely with nine type machines and two new presses ruined. Insurance covers the loss. Norman H. Mack, Democratic national committeeman, published the Times since 187.
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Serippa-Wellar Preae
Buffalo
Turtnta Evening Times
Times
Norman H. Mack
Democratic National
Railroads to lay off large number of trainmen
Affected railroads in several states plan substantial cuts in freight train crews. The Chicago and Eastern Railway has already eliminated about 500 trainmen, with coal carriers across Illinois Indiana Missouri Kansas Arkansas and others reducing services, forecasting widespread unemployment for thousands of workers.
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Soe
Louis
AIF Railroad
Chicago & Easternnets
Illinoia
Tndzona
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Party in Turmoil Cox and Zenor Affair Rocks Indiana Politics
A contested Indiana Democratic split centers on Cox and Zenor with Floyd County primaries and state committee interference. The discord delays the March 25 vote, sparks threats from State Chairman Scott, and raises questions about party harmony ahead of the state convention. Names include Zenor Cox Scott Ware Brien and Mark Sloten as district leaders, with Floyd County tensions driving the dispute.
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Indiana
State Committee
Maymond
Laemec City
Flascottaty
Peer Tar
Mark Stor
Scottsburgh
Cains
Amy
Isayd County
Iliam
Wate Committee
Zenor
Head
Cox
Zener
Forows
Floyd County
Mark Sloten
Han Ealat
Werriday
Oth Cox
Yelar
Ware
Guat
Fleve County
FL Brien
Lawrence
Kelso
Scott
Jonny
Bente Noridles
Zenit
Lawiter
Sevanty
Plosd
Democratic Central Committee
Poyd Womey
Prisen
Holliday Renominated For Congress In Fourth Ballot
TERRE HAUTE April 3 Elias Halliday was renominated for Congress from the Fifth district at the Republican convention. The ballot showed Halliday leading with a large share of votes. Otis E Gulley and A G Caving trailed. Halliday declared he would not seek the honor again. Howard Maxwell presided and George E Pugh announced his own candidacy before withdrawing later.
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Hpectel
Nan
Terre Haute
Elias Halliday
Holliday
Otis E. Gulley
Hendricks County
A. G. Caving
Vigo County
Yank We
Howard Maxwel
Parke County
George E. Pugh
Wise County
Kentucky's Fame to Be Defended Story
Article notes a Kentucky whiskey industry shift as a large slate plant moves from Carlagoon to Lawrenceburg Indiana. It discusses revenue implications, tax collections, and potential impact on Kentucky’s whiskey identity and state economy in March quarter figures.
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Kentucky
Revayre
Carlagoon
Lawrencebuns
Ind
Indiana
Lawrenceluns
Tuedtirie Aos
Interpal Revenue Department
Agad
Death in Shafting: William Hurlburt Killed at Acme Milling
The body of William Hurlburt was brought home after a fatal shafting accident at the Acme Milling Company plant on Washington Avenue. His wife Mrs Wilbert Hurlburt and two children, both ill with senrier fever, await devastation as funeral plans and condolences pour in from neighbors. The victim, 47, had worked at the plant for one year. Houreltniet Wats, a coworker, died after the machinery quickly stopped. Undertakers Ruy chamin assisted with burial arrangements.
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Twd
Wilbert Hirtburt
Acme Mmig Company
Washington-ave
Hontz
URE Ohvest
Acie Milling Empany
Ruy Chamin
Hndy
Barred From Governorship After Duel Allegation in Mississippi
April 4 reports Sperial in The St Jackson that a possible Democratic gubernatorial nominee faces disqualification due to a duel linked to Charles Wright of the Wirksbane American. The piece notes Mississippi law penalizes dueling and disenfranchises participants from holding office.
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Sperial
St. Jackson
Mixa
Nveles Scott
Hallyar
Wimseeth
Seark Foght
Charles Wright
Wirksbane American
Man Charged With Child Stealing On Bowery Trial
The trial began with Mary Workman's photograph shown to counter defense claims that Skillman lived alone. Edith Skillman testified amid cross examination by Edward Tate as Skillman faces charges of stealing his child. Evidence included a photograph alleged to show the woman with Skillman in Indianapolis. Attorneys for the defense argued for peace and warned of public damage to Skillman’s reputation.
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Mary Workman
Skillman
Edith Skillman
Beward Tate
Ski
Skittran
Firth
Pant
3Kiliman
Crim- Mish
Elward Bray
Sam Franciser
Withers
Skillman Bray
He Wormer
Sid Aber
Ted Napolis
Pauline EttMman
Eadhed Chia
Ned
Fragmented OCR briefing on an unclear event
The readable text references a mare, a respttal for a wget, and various misread terms. It mentions Puegainy and Hubding, with unclear roles and no coherent timeline or outcomes. Strong entities are not consistently identifiable due to garbled OCR.
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Wget
Man Dies From Injuries After Fall From Wagon
A man identified as John Bon Hubbard of Washington was rushed to City Hospital after a fall from a wagon on Park Ave near Thirteenth Street. He died within hours. Witnesses described the victim as deaf and mute.
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Hubbard John Bon
Washington
Win
City Hospital
Dent
Johneen
Hle
Thirteenth-st
Park-ave
Major Goes to Europe for Interview and Visit
Shelbyville April 3 Major Ichitriea Major leaves for Boston then Europe to visit sites of interest accompanied by Mrs Major with Antomede arranging an interview with Pope Pius. Separate items note airings, a grand jury case in progress, and various local ads for coats heating and medicines.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Boston
Europe
Major
Antomede
Mit ‘Jormas
Pope Pius
Deel Family Suit for Annulment of Marriage in 1905
Mrs Leota Deel filed for annulment against John Deel alleging he hid a previous marriage. She says he did not give her a square denial at their wedding on June 29 1905 and that Lena Deel and Aveebuiren were living at 306 Webster Street Indianapolis. The couple separated after discovering the concealed marriage.
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Leota Deel
John
Lena Deel
Aveebuiren
Webstersat
Indianapolis
New Creed in Zion Promotes Mortgage of Church Property
A fragmented report describes Voliva and followers adopting a renewal creed and financial plan to mortgage Zion properties to fund religious efforts. It mentions revival efforts, a predicted Sunday gathering, and opposition to church unity under Dowie era doctrine. Also noted are court filings about a divorce case in which Mary X requests alimony and child support from William X, with dispute over marriage validity and residency.
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Serippa-MeHar
Youva
Iain Alexander Bowie
Pnad
Math Verton
Fares
Adinistries
All Zion
Verger
Voliva
Cinetatt
New York
Chnetinath
Tax decision in Indiana land tax dispute case
Johar H Matterheide against Michael Jefferson and others seeks court ruling on taxes for a court area project. Assessments span Indianapo lis and six outside counties. Aufderheide seeks relief from double taxation while Diamond Ring ad and J P Musically jewelry offer distractor content.
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Johar H. Matterheide
Michael Jefferson
Lawnshly Ae Sessor
J. McManter
Attterheide
Loan Agenci’s
Aufderheide
Storms Named Mines Manager in Step Toward Copper Gold Move
Former Secretary Daniel Starmi assumes financial management of copper and gold mines near Tonopah amid corporate and court filings. The optioned role involves Terinal and Treedon building and a pending regulatory settlement of 2747 dollars in vehicle fees, with Indiana interests noted in ownership.
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Daniel Starmi
Tallaniee Die Ak
Supreme Court
AMAL
Fevt
SIMO
Feus
BNI
Tonopah
New
Ditto
Inddinaputts
Ternanal and
Treedon
One Man A Letter Writer Sparks Lynch Divorce Suit
Emma Lynch sues Leigh V Lynch for divorce claiming he wrote letters to other women. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Efe B Young. Also, Emma Dalby seeks a divorce from Clark Dalby, recounting a 1894 Chicago incident where he fled after they had lived together ten weeks.
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Leigh V. Lynch
Emn Lynch
Tuenlay
Efe B. Young
Emma Dalby
Clark Dalby
Chicago
Taken 10 Prison Sherrick Shows Cheerful Front to Friends
David E. Sherrick former state auditor sentenced to two to one years for embezzlement was taken to Michigan City prison by railroad at noon Tuesday. He appeared in better spirits after a jail stay and bid relatives and friends farewell with warmth. He left with Sheriff Spurlin and was seen by county officials and locals including Cyril Clark and Robert Metzger.
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Sherrick
David E. Sherrick
Monty
Ptite
Michigan City
Ed Spurbler
Taw
TV. Prattent
Sharrick
David & Bherrick
Sherwick
Rick
Theaday
Mrs. McDonald
Mlae Manlove
Nat
Koreen
Cyril Clark
Robert Metzger
Edward Sambler
Will of Frederick Beck Creates Remainder For Heirs In Probate Court
The will names Margaretha Hack as life tenant and Louisa Nutzel as homestead holder. upon Hack’s death, the homestead goes to Nutzel and Meridian property is sold and divided among Louisa Nutzel Maria Nall and Margaretha Kabel with one fourth shares to Elizabeth Kabel and Mage Antonia Kandel. Executor Albert B. Mietreker is named.
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Frederick Beck
Margaretha Hack
Louisa Nutzel
Meridinn
Adener
Maria Nall
Margaretha Kabel
Denth
Elizabeth Kabel
Mageantona Kandel
Beck
Ator
Margaretha Kouel Albert B. Mietreker
Wilh
Arkansas governor declines to intervene in Ince execution
April 3 in Durdendale Arkansas Gov Davis refused to interfere in the case of James W Ince to be hanged for the murder of his wife and three children.
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Little Mock
Ark
Geronims Joins Wild West Show for Season
Lawson, April 3 Special to The Sun. Geronims the aged Adabe wartim has joined a wild west show for the season with the support of the war department.
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Big Chief
Lawson
Geronims
Adabe Wartim
War Department
Axle Cause Reverses Train Wreck Verdict
In Dubois circuit court the jury found a defective wheel caused a derailment. Appellate court ruled the cause was a defective axle and reversed the judgment against Southern Railway, ordering a new trial. The wagon driver and horses were involved, with the axle cited as the true factor.
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John L. Rasch
Southern Railway Company
Dubois
Storkmans Pass
Lie
Poe
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