Peace outlook in coal strike says signs point to settlement
The Mine Workers Journal reports that early peace is likely within weeks as settlements spread from central Pennsylvania to other states. Miners praise the calm, while operators in some states hold firm yet show signs of slowing. Negotiations continue amid cautious optimism and efforts to maintain order.
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Pennsylvania
Kia
Indiana
Inots
Ra Perry Tesshillon
Tom Plain
Twin
Scussion
Hold Out on Rules in ScrippsMeline Preas Association
ATIPSENS reports April 12 that nine clubs in the Hopting district vie for ground and miners push for agreement. President Winder of Sunday Creek departs for Charleston while President Green of Ohio miners notes no future conference settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ScrippsMeline Preas Association
Atipsens
Cihubayors
Hocktig
Tonmige
Gocerne
Mie
Worrkit
Winder
Sunday Creek
Hay
Charleston
W. Vx
Tod
Green
Onto Miner
Futuure
Anthracite Conference Ends In Dispute Over Limits
NEW YORK April 12 a conference of anthracite miners and operators adjourned at 2 10 p m after John Mitchel on behalf of the miners rejected the operators offer of limited operation but filed an amended proposal to seek peace by the same means He insisted on official recognition of the mine workers organization and asked the operators to draw up an agreement The meeting adjourned at the call of Mitchell and Geo Bucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRae
New York
Anthracite Miners and
Vai P.m
John Mitchel
Mitchell
Geo . Bucs
Aged Man Stricken at Republican Convention Stage
Louis Janes, longtime Methodist pastor from Newark, collapsed on stage during a state Republican convention. He was revived briefly, then taken home by ambulance after doctors responded. The incident occurred as delegates resumed business following the second day’s opening remarks. A diamond ring advertisement accompanies the page.
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Louis T. Jones
Jones
Mandria Flats
Houta
Janes
Newark
N. J
Roberts Park Church
City
Trains Crash on Panhandle Tracks Kills Worker
Chicago April 12 A collision between a passenger train of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul and a Panhandle freight on the Panhandle tracks at Elabeth and Ring sts left one man dead and several injured. The switch engine operator James Crowley was killed as the passenger train struck a coal wagon and engine, derailing near the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-Mefine Freax Amendation
Chicago
Fire panic as Chicago building fire injures none
Seventy girls and workers left a smoke filled floor when a fire broke out near Market and Van Buren in Chicago. The blaze started on the fourth floor of a factory or shop, sending about five hundred people fleeing in panic but no serious injuries were reported. The incident occurred shortly after 8 oclock with the source tied to FA Rauch & Co. establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRae Preak Association
Chicago
Fye Pantie
Market
Cotton
Tomlin
Shelby County
Lewie Tope
Postpone the Conference Declared by Russian Ambassador
Buron Ro sen, the Russian ambassador, pressed Secretary of State Reet to defer The Hague peace conference beyond July 1, the initial target. The move marks a victory for late American diplomacy, arguing the Hague talks should not clash with the Van-American conference at Rio de Janeiro and the Red Cross meeting in Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippo-WeHarrens Association
Washington
Buron Rosen
Reet
Hague
Amertediy Diplomate
Storer Bows Out as Ambassador Leaves Vienna
Derippa Neltne Meena annotation notes Storer says goodbye to Emperor Franz Joseph. Brillamy Storer, retiring United States ambassador, presented his letters of recall this morning, and the letters arrived sooner than anticipated in Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Brillamy Storer
United States
Francs Joseph
Texal
Ed Gould denounces carpenters strike at Columbus
In Columbus Indiana Wednesday night Ed Gould editor of The Union spoke to unionized carpenters about the strike. Business Agent Travis of the Indianapolis Carpenters Union also addressed the men while a local service ad promotes Compeer Cigar and poster printing services by a new urban shop.
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Columbus
Ed Gould
Colurmbus
Ind
Businese
Travis
Indianapolis
Carpenters’ Union
Coppergrapeh CO
Volcanic Calm Returns as Vesuvian Eruption Wanes
Naples endures continued but diminished eruption from Mount Vesuvius with less ashfall and no major lava flow. Buildings are weakened and many collapse. refugees gather as authorities report decreasing danger though looting and ghoul activity rise in villages. Green smoke remains, but lava flow nearly ceases and life seems to stabilize despite ongoing tremors and debris.
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Naples
Vesuvius
Chile
Iserrar
Warda
Naples Under Martial Law Amid Ashes and Famine
Ashes fall on Naples as a heavy shower continues with no homes for refugees. Military patrols curb unrest while warships land sailors to aid law and order. Famine and ruined vineyards threaten survivors as salvage work drags on in the devastated district.
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Tel Dlaca
Naples
Frenay
Vox Lee
Devastaten
Pledge Fails Charles Emmons Relapses at Auction
Charles Emmons broke his pledge to abstain from drink for five years and paid a fine of $25 in a court proceeding overseen by Father Gavin of St. John's. He remained sober until Wednesday, then again succumbed to alcohol and fell into debt.
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Charles Emnons
Tragic Collision Involving Chicago Limited Near Thorntown
Special to Tae Soe from Lafayette Indiana reports April Delaney, age unknown, killed when struck by a Chicago Limited passenger train while walking along the tracks near Thorntown this morning. Police and railroad investigators examine the scene as community members reflect on the tragedy.
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Limited
Tae Soe
Lafayette
Ind
April Delaney
Wig
Thorntown
Chicago Limited
James
Twain and Gorky Rally for Russian Freedom Money
Amid a rally, Mark Twain and Maxim Gorky urged Americans to fund a committee led by Samuel Clemens William Dean Howells and others to support revolutionary action against the Russian government. Gorky declared now is the time to overthrow the regime and praised the American spirit while stressing that money is the sinew of the cause.
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Russia
Mark ‘Twain
Mixim Gorky
Gorky
Ann
Russhan
Saniel Clemens
William Deans Howells
Robert Hunger
Clemens
A& Hugsian Republic
Ani
UN Peticba
Armas
Gaurky
America
Iso
Stove Explodes At State Convention Scene Rackets Alight
An exploding gasoline stove in the meat department at the market house caused a brief scare during the state Republican convention. Gongs and cries of fire drew crowds as fire apparatus rushed by, but no damage occurred and business continued after the incident attributed to William Reid.
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William Reid
Xatin
Hearing set in Hadley antitrust suit against Standard
St Louis April 12. The antitrust hearing of Attorney General Hadley against the Standard Oil, Waters-Pierce and Republic Oil companies was set for next Wednesday but postponed due to the attorney general's illness. H. Clay Pierce, chairman of Waters-Pierce, and Andrew M. Finlay were named as principal witnesses. The Water-Pierce and Republic firms seek immunity by denying involvement with the Standard in any restraint of trade.
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Serippw Wea Preae
Annacia
ST Louis
Hadley
Standard
Waters- Pierce
Republic Oi
Guurral
Wness
Stendard
Feevat
New York
H. Clay Pierce
Waters-Pierce ‘Company
Andrew M. Finlay
Baigent Ggienernd
Atte Company
Waters-Pierce
Republic
Ainsine | Ing
Geowtal
Stanlard
Hippelheuser Removed as Brewing Company Official
Terre Haute April 12 Otto Hippelheuser promoter and secretary of the People s Brewing company is removed from his positions by the directors. The directors notified the surety company on his bond. The brewery company is a year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Terre Haute
Ind
Otto Hippelheuser
People's Brewing Company
Ting
One-Armed Man's Family Probed for Cruelty Charges
Special to The Sum Omaha dispatch reports Governor Mickey and investigators in Pottstown Pennsylvania examining cruelty allegations against Patrick Finn, described as insane and linked to an orphaned inmate death. The case involves a townwith attendants removed and a father of twins who now has no children.
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Omaha
Neb
Mickey N
Pottstown
Counci
Patrick Finn
Neven
Cotton Beats Trust In Statewide Nominations
John Billheimer wins auditor of state Oscar Hadley chosen for treasurer and Edward Fitzpatrick for clerk of the supreme court after brief struggles. Opponents withdraw, clearing the slate in a decisive nominating result.
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John Billheimer
Oscar Hadley
Edward Fitzpatrick
Supreme Court
Fred A. 10S
Frankfort
John
Kit,le Neimer
Washixton
Oscar Had Ury
Plainfield
James Bingham
Muncie
Portland
F. 4. Cotton
Indianapolis
W. S. Nlatchley
Terre Haute
Joseph Sturds
James B. Jordan
Martine. Ville
Leander J.ones
Waineheater
C. Radley
Intramipolis
Ward H. Watson
Charleston
Marion county delegates back harmony at Republican convention
Marion county energy and workers boost harmony at the Republican state convention in Indianapolis. Key figures like Mayor Bookwalter and County Chairman Ruckelshaus urged delegates toward unity as nominating votes unfold for state officers and judges.
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Matla County
C. A. Bookwalter
Harry Haunaugh
William Bosson
J. C. Ruckelahaus
Ma‘pion
KE Schell
Crawfords
Hanry Camen
Condemns Yellows In Congress Language
Fragmentary text rails at yellow magazines and contends with a condemnation in Congress. No clear event or persons discernible beyond broad political targeting of yellow press.
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Binine
Louis Janes
Mbillalty
Ala
Charley
Henry
Cape
the Hague
Storer
Goodby
Kruse & Deventaer
Scripps-McRae Frees Association
Florence
Italy
Patce Laje
Miurener
Scripps-McRae Prean Association
Mount Vesuvius
Fun Linental
Scripps-McRneide Association
Cirily
Matinerk
Observatory
Arivey
Threity
Anes Nerror
Snarus
Naplew
Fane
Voleana
Harmon & Hall
Washington-nt
Stegemeir
N. Dlinda
Ieee Ae
Blegemeir
Broa
Monaett
Kandoit
Freedom For Russia
Missouri
Tee Ae Te
Cotton Beats Trust
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Marion County
W.L. Baglin
Committee On Credentiat Repopead
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Whatrowsn
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Aegantha
Greatuons
Intrest
J. Frank Hants
Funits
Fred A. Sims
Feinktort
James Birgham
Joseph Stubbs
Thidhimnapalli
Shutisteian
James H. Jordan
Martinsville
Arckumation
Billheimer
John C. Hilheierer
Elmer E. Stoner
Greenfield
Stoner
Bilheimer
Bill Telmer
Monroe County
Seonad
Ronton
Tt Home
Monyhan
Oxcar Magiey
Wsanen
Jacob Juel
Crawfordeville
Jonee Monyhan
Otfesns
Willdrew
Monyhan Joel
A? Hadley
Reany
Monahan
Joel
Fitzpatrick
Ed V. Fitzpatrick
E. B. Neal
New Meaville
Porter County
Fassett A. Colton
J. H. Tomlin
J. W. Lewis
Wabash
Blackford
Lewis
Cotetow
Ickford
Iain Lewis
Catton
Cot Vton
Tomlin OS
AL McBeth
Morgan
Enantio
Leander J. Monks
Wineheeter
O. T. Heaton
Fork Wayne
Nenton
Judes Monks
Muide Imantmans
Watson
Ward Hi
Pirot
Woodiing
Rody Inton
Princeton
Thompsoe
Black
Cory
Auditor of State
John Rili.hemer
Mae C.D. Loodte Anke
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