Consumers hush for supply of soft coal
New York reports fresh concern over coal supply as 180000 anthracite miners threaten a potential strike on April 1. Dealers raise prices amid depleted stocks, while miners demand higher wages and shorter hours. Some operators consider a 6 percent wage increase as talks proceed, with a tentative break seen in Wales as smaller mines reopen negotiations. Discharges rise elsewhere as strike pressure grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pal
Minera
Genera Ecompromisa
England
Wales
London
North
Pita
Union Mer
German Workers to Strike Over March Elevation
Berlin reports a general strike set for March 11 as Westphalian coal miners prepare to walk out. Leaders of Christian unions clash with socialist groups though many followers may join a united action. Prussia promises protection for nonstrikers and swift suppression of any disorders. Coal owners offer a 10 percent wage rise but unions demand more, sending coal shares down notably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Fon-Steikers
Will Support Steel Bill In Bipartisan Pact
Washington reports March democratic members of the Benes In conference will back the steel tab re vision bill as passed by the House. The republican majority committee will negative report on the measure. In the Senate democrats plan to go on record for the House measure then seek common ground with progressive republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Republican Majority Committee
Benate
Democrata
Jealous Wife Seeks Divorce From 87-Year Marriage
Mme. Poulet, 84, files for divorce from Francela, 0, before the Auxerre tribunal. After 87 years together, jealousy last summer led to a major quarrel and the husband turning his wife from their home as she accused him of infidelity and neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaris
March
Tribunal of
Auxerre
Mme. Poulet
Francela
Madame
Flight exploits and political hiatus span city air and Senate
Varin, Morel and Henry Balvey travel from London to Lang Len Moulineaux in a bio monoplane amid coal strikes and bad weather. The voyage covers about 222 minutes with brief land and sea glimpses at 600 feet. Bly cites urgent business and transport disruption as reasons for the daring route. In Washington, Idaho Senator Heyburn steps back from Senate duties due to an eye condition, sending his workload to Atlanta City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varin
Morel
Henry Balvey
Arived
lang-Len- Moulineaux
Parks
London
Ati
Howe
Bly
Urls
Landon
Varia
Stemmboat
Bulvey
Ain Moorname
Washington
Benator Heyburn
Idaho
Senate
Athantle City
Ammonia Gas Fumes Trigger Hotel Restaurant Rescue
Fire crews responded to a downtown hotel restaurant last night after diners overpowered by ammonia fumes from a malfunctioning refrigeration pipe. Several hundred patrons were evacuated as emergency teams contained the leak and ensured safe exits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pia Questa
Bellemtadne wreck halts Detroit Limited service
A damaged Detroit Limited train on the Prom'ipelpnadh route derailed near Bellemtadne Cahle in the early hours yesterday. The engine and two coaches were reported wrecked and awaiting inspection. Local crews and authorities responded to the incident with emergency measures and investigations ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Detroit Limited
Dielinit
Bellemtadne
Cahle
Forger Breaks Jail in Sparta Case
Sparta, Whe. Alex Dioten tey and Joho Mhonkah, both convicted felons, broke jail yesterday and sought refuge at a friend's house. They surrendered without resistance early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Alex Diotentey
Joho Mhonkah
Muuder
Povanes
Children Forced to Scrub Floors in Lawrence Strike
Testimony before the House committee on the Lawrence strike described two boys Adam Banker 18 and Peter 11 forced to scrub floors in a Jewish family home after being sent from Arlington Hall New York They later ran away and were re placed by a letter carrier The hearing highlighted fears among foreign-born residents and a terror atmosphere fueled by strike agents and threats to homes and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lawrence
House Committee
Daniel J. Murphy
Samuel C. Las
Adam Banker
Peter
Common Street
Arlington Hall
New York
Twenty-third Street
Fourth Avenue
Taft
Miss Anderson
Tey
Clark Carter
Carter
Police Resignation Over Free Drinks Controversy in Chicago
Maro Ching and Chris Driesvel resigned from the department after claiming they never took a free drink or cigar without paying. The controversy centers on alleged expectations of special treatment by officers at saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ching, Maro
Chris Driesvel
Haat
Oelgar
Domade
TP c
Iy Iones Inick
PT Alwi
Plans operate on head of the Sphinx described
Cambridge, March. Prof George Andrew Relander of Harvard claims to have solved the question of what lies in the Sphinx head. He plans an operation to explore a hidden chamber under the beard, where a gilt hole in the head may conceal a chamber dating to Cephren. Dr Steiner, questioned in Beynt, notes an opening extending down into the statue with possible vast treasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Andrew Relaner
Biarvard
Htefaner
Beynt
Cephren
Valle
Kile
Congressional Debates and House Agriculture Bill Proceedings
In Senate sessions the noon meeting resumed debates on British and French arbitration treaties with a 4:30 vote expected. Senator Percy plans a Friday statement responding to Mississippi legislators. In the House, discussions on the agricultural appropriation bill continued. witnesses criticized sending Lawrence Massachusetts children to stir sympathy. a chief drainage engineer was dismissed and Florida Everglades hearings discussed suppression of the lands circular. graft allegations touched the seed appropriation in the agriculture bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Percy
Mississippi
Finance Committee
House
Clark Carter
City Missionary
Rules Committee
Lawrence, Maes
Elliott
Department Ofriculture
Florida Everglades
Item
Aberdeen Brown County Scientific Experiment Farm Meeting
Aberdeen officials discuss launching a scientific experimental farm in Brown County. The county owns land used as a poor farm and plans to allocate $600 plus donated labor for facilities, aiming to fund a practical research facility if $4,000 can be raised from other sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific Experiment Farm
Brown County
Aberdeen
Rudaod
Oller Aokroun
Minority Report on Sugar Bill SparksTariff Clash
Washington reports a minority report on the Underwood sugar bill accusing the Democrats of courting consumer votes and enabling a trust. Rep Mordnew Miriman chairs the committee and warns the measure would surrender revenue, destroy competition and create a monopoly. Kent of California objects to liquor prohibition proposals and a bill to grant the president power to set aside ship deserter citizenship losses is debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Mordnew
O. Miriman
Cme Mieunare
Steur Trust
Kent
Meret
California
Repuntienin
Inittee
Washington, Moreh & the Pleuan
Vote on arbitration treaties stalled in Senate clash
Washington March. With action on arbitration treaties with Great Britain and France fixed for late afternoon, opponents and proponents of the unamended clause 3 clash in a slow vote. Critics warn the clause would cede Senate power to a proposed joint commission of inquiry and bind the Senate to its determinations. Many senators, including Smith of Michigan, call the treaties a dangerous expansion of executive and international authority, while others seek to preserve constitutional treaty powers. The vote time was set for 1:30 p.m. as debate centers on preserving Senate prerogatives and avoiding delay in ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mareh
Great Britain
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Hentimont
Benator Lode
Foot
New York
Smith
Michigan
Lileage
Tiije Ebienon
London suffragists resume dawn window protests
In London on a March morning suffragists gathered near a large dry goods store in the West End. They forced open shutters and attacked windows with concealed handlers. Passersby detained the women until police arrived. two were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
March
Crete
Thie Weel
Heb
Lennon Trathes
Chicago Packer Case Arguments Planned in Trial
The text outlines that arguments will be submitted in Chicago regarding the Packers case. A written motion seeks removal of the case from the jury and requests the judge to take action at the opening of the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Packer
Judes Carpenter
Comet Tacky
CHAMP CLARK'S FRIENDS BEGIN ON MAINE
Fragmented OCR text mentions Champ Clark and Maine with garbled phrases and names. It references names like Withlieate and Merial and a Webb, set in a unclear local context. The legible parts hint at a political or social notice but lack coherent facts, dates, or actions to summarize clearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Maine
Lake Shore train wreck leaves one dead near Collinswomgaree
A derailment of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern line near Collinswomgaree results in one fatality, with a switchman Peter Mauer killed instantly and several workers and crew injured. The derailment, blamed on a broken wheel, halted service to Cleveland with ambulances summoned. Nearby New York Central flyer derails in Bellefontaine, injuring two crew members lightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Oho
March
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Collinwomgaree
Peter Mauer
Simpet
L. Hail
Wesooket
HK. L
Cate
NEW York Central
Ohio
Bellefontaine
Moreh
Ly Four
St. Lela
New York
Plum Valley Street
Mingine Furey
Brightwood, Inn
Guy Wooley
Grandfather of 120 Dies After Injuries Incurred
In St Louis Kraneberg aged 70 father of 26 and grandfather of 120 died from injuries after an incident days earlier. Born in Tussi he married twice, his second wife Toasie surviving with many children. Of 66 children 12 are dead. living relatives include H O Samuel Charles Mrs Hos ele Bhonker and Mrs Howe Botiies. Oldest relative is grocer H N Karanaborg, 81. Youngest, Harry J Plehmaan, 2a, of San Antonio Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Marek
Max Kraneberg
Kraneberg
Tussi
Hin
Toasie
Jim
St. Laury
Bolomen
H. O. Samuel
Charles
Hosele Bhonker
Howe Botiies
H. N. Karanaborg
Harry J
San Antoni
Tex
Getel Plehmaan
Paya! Avenue
Wife May Have Shot Grace While Asleep
The wealthy builder Grace was shot while reportedly asleep and not killed. His wife Grace, released on bail, faces assault charges and denies shooting him. Police see no clear suspect, with tensions rising as Grace recalls events and family members corroborate partial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Atlanta
March
Eugene 1
Shoe
Pathon
Say
Grace Ha
Philadelphia
Rene
Alek
Mra. Grace
Mam
Newnan
McCain Heading to Indianapolis in Dynamite Case
Kaneneity Mu Maret S W Mewain a local structural iron workers union business agent and Bert Brown a former agent left for Indianapolis today amid reports of a dynamite conspiracy. They are expected to appear before the federal court there March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Thely
Wens
Indianapolia
Lodiotimenta
Titian Pelle
Meeulo
Hrown
Scott's Pole Dash Victory Reported by Multiple Capitals
Wellington reports Captain Scott reached the south pole while Christiania dispatches claim Amundsen did not. The Fram telegrams in Copenhagen and New Zealand dispatches all center on this climactic Antarctic race to the pole begun by Scott from Port Chalmers on November 20 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
South Pole
Wellington
New Zealand
Roald Amundsen
London
Christiania
Norway
Copenhagen
The
Social Demokraten
Colle
Amd
North Pole
Peepee
Tor
South Pole Quest Passages Amid Polar Rivalries
A historical narrative traces a late 19th and early 20th century race to the South Pole. It details Lt Rhiackelton’s record, Beatt and Scott's routes via Australia and New Zealand, Amundsen’s Norwegian expedition toward Ross Sea, and competing plans, hardships, and polar geography. The account highlights icebound journeys, sledges, dogs, and the perilous struggle against terrain and weather.
Arbitration Treaty Debate Looms As Senate Considers Ratification
Washington awaits a Senate vote on arbitration treaties with Britain and France. The chamber contends with the Lodge resolution to bar arbitration under the Monroe Doctrine while defining the joint high commission's powers. Key figures Roots and Shively spoke as advocates and opponents prepared for a late afternoon vote, with a potential night session if debate widens.
Delay in Building Prison Faces Intentional Delay Claim
Marek J and William J ames of a local architecture firm deny responsibility for delays in the Leavenworth prison project. The government has spent over 1.5 million dollars over 19 years without completion. They attribute delays to federal prison building laws, arguing convict labor and limited contracts drive ongoing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justicy
Laivenworth
Uemoors
Kames
Missing Banker David Harum Mystery Stirs Newbury
In March the disappearance of John Scanlan a wealthy Newbury banker known as a so called David Harum prompts town gossip. He vanished after escorting a party toward farms twelve miles north of Newbury, with search parties failing to locate him or his horse and wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Onl
Missouri
John Scanlan
Newbury
David Harum
Tittle
Northumbertown
Hurrinburg
Carter Dave
Bett Hase
Newhare
Sean
Lili
Governor Stubbs Warned to Clear Off Walks
Tonks Kew March 7 Governor Atubos was served with notices to clear the walks along the residence area as the home is quarantined for measles. Mrs Stubbs received the notice in the governor’s absence and promised to have the snow removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonks
Kew
Atubos
Stubbs
Basketball Dates Conflict in Midwestern Championship Scheduling
Lincoln Nebraska and Lawrence Kansas amid a scheduling clash for a high level intercity college basketball event. Universities of Kansas and Nebraska expect a top showdown with Notre Dame and Yukon rivalries overshadowing the potential weekend venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Mareh
Kitna
Iowa Man a Winner at Chyfard Mul Viersity Meet
An Iowa man secured a victory in a weight event with a 43 feet 2 inches mark. The report mentions Chicago and March dates with unclear affiliations to Oxford and Eepland, noting a public reception and associated trade discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Oxford
Eepland
Alogler
Church Bequest Sparks Germantown Edifice Fund
A Philadelphia bequest of less than a dollar donated by the late Ethel Bhingle in 1908 started a fund for a new Church of the Adorable in Germantown. The $106,000 project, linked to a burial shop vote, aimed to fulfill a memorial for the Pith Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ethel Shing
Germantown
Ethel Bhingle
Mitchell Refuses Admission of Wrongdoing
John Mitchell, president of the American Fellow of Luther, declined to assure Jude Wright of district supreme court that he would adhere to decrees of the Judicial tribunal. He said such an admission would imply prior noncompliance and would rather be convicted of contempt than admit to other faults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrahington
Maren 7
John Mitchell
Luther
Todas
Jude Wright
District Supreme Court
Judicial Tribunal of
Land
Doo
Mer
Mitchell
Leader of Suffragets Reported Missing in London
London reports Christabel Pankhurst, suffrage leader, missing after alleged arrest on no charge of inciting destruction of property. Broderick Pethlck Lawrence and Mrs Jimmeline Pankhurst, Mrs Tuke, and others are charged at Bow Street with conspiracy and inciting to commit property damage. four remanded for a week on bail refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
March
Christabel Pankhurst
Broderick Pethlck Lawrence
Votes For Women
Jimmeline Pankhurst
Tuke
Helloway
Bow Street
Ball
Secretary Stinson Inspects Chicago Sewage Canal
Secretary of War Stinson visits Chicago area for the inspection of the age canal in Chilwan, a move tied to diversions of water from Lake Michigan to dilute sewage. Officials warn of heavy costs and potential fish kill if the intake is not granted, with estimates of billions needed for sanitation facilities and urgent public safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chilwan
Stimson
Michigan
George M. Wisner
Sanitary Distriet
Sowige
Roosevelt Waits to Serve as Juror in Local Court
Colonel Roosevelt waited at the county courthouse as a jury selection stretched through the day. Reported curiously by Minvolt J L, the scene drew a crowd and camera attention while Roosevelt remained reserved, remarking little about national politics during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minvolt
J. L
Roosevelt
Nts Court House
Howbevelt
Minoke
Iyster
Bolt
Howevelt
Grand Jury
Treasevelt
Secretary Stim
Chicago
Taft
Wil
Iva
Short On Sugar From The Washington Stair
Fragmentary notes describe sugar feeding at the Washington stair and a street habit of giving lumie sugar to horses. The text includes garbled dialogue about home polonors and a walk with a bag of sugar. No clear events, dates, or identifiable persons are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Stair
Chong
Plymouth Man Denied Bail In Hoboken Case Trial
Plymouth district court records show Mire Usumane of Hull facing a criminal proceeding in a Vietnam era style case. The judge adjourned to a later date and the matter centers on alleged offenses in the Plymouth area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Mass
Mire Usumane
Hull
Judie Quinn
Gort
Two Break Jail At Sparta Spam Spill
Fragmented OCR notes report two inmates breaking jail in Sparta Wisconsin. Names appear garbled but suggest attempted murder charges and a breakout by inmates linked to a prison at Waupun. Details are unclear due to damaged text and misread names. Potential mention of authorities recovering keys during the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lan Chrome
Wie
Mingate
Dame Phoolah
Une Gan Bonice
Waupun Penitenths
Aun
Joakim
So Owley
Foo Creny
Sparta
Wir
Fundus
Wan
Two Men Chase A B C Presidency
Two male figures vie for the A B C presidency as election talks unfold in Chicago and St Louis. Names and dates are obscured in the OCR, but committee hints and party activity outline a contested leadership scenario.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Forger
Cambridge
Willer
Image
Congress
Rochester
N.Y
Lairee Guantities
Iourke
Iueia al P.O Boheftela
United States District Court
Republicans of
Ways and Means Committee
Bill
Merial Amd
Long Line
McCain
Indianapolis
Snonnve Mapas
Hiewae
Gael Soe
Peodetaus Abyghio
Clee
Dedjaty Wheetier
Vth
Elton Ancudges
Npn
Gbyezhe
Willie
Mahmoud
Australia
Ross Sea
Rhiackelton
Sharkelton
Pole
Ihielf
Australiia
Nora Sea
King of
Amundsen
South America
Beott
Huemos Ayres
Straits of Magellan
Seott
New Acahind
Ehockelton
Tossien
Beatt
Antarctic
Booth
Face
Mike
Fond
Kid
Jimes
Anmundeon
Ile
Sioorir
Mawson
Biarber
Klobourt
Pia Whiniu
Aurora
Umd
Hosewea
Robert Falcon Scott
Waerthington
Creat
Root
Monroy
Hirom Shively
Hoke Bmith
Bt. Louis
Gov. Stubbs
Kansas
Chicaco
Peto
Mick Mare
Teetay
SEC
Stinson
A. B. C. Presidency
Mare
St Louie
Carla
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!