President reception and Senate actions on Chinese immigration
A detailed report covers the Presidents reception to foreign diplomats in Washington with remarks on immigration policy, Chinese exclusion, and treaty terms. It notes debate in the Senate on nominations, cabinet reorganizations, and a Wool Growers conference, plus December cotton exports and alien employment in government departments.
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Strikes Threaten Prolonged Labour Battle in Mining Rail Lines
January reports from Panapeurita and nearby coal towns describe a growing stalemate between miners and railroad workers. Leaders vow a six month fight if arbitration fails while port officials note scattered protests and potential for broader disruption across Reading and Pittsburg routes. Commissions plan talks with President Corbin to quell the strikes.
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MABLE TRAGEDY AT ALATEMS SHOOTING AFFRAY KILLS TWO
An Alatems shooting at the Parker house left P H Evans and W R Williams dead after a quarrel over whiskey. W T Knighton had previously met Evans in Oxford. Casualties include Cyans and, Williams wounded, with a coroner empaneled but no inquest due to deaths. Evans leaves a wife and two children, Williams one.
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Reading area labor tensions and ongoing furnace operations
An unclear report outlines tensions between workers and management in the Reading area. It notes small force actions and potential strikes being considered, while Craneron works at Catasauqua ratify conditions and suggest no Monday strike. Furnaces 16 remain in blast and Nos 4 and 5 soon blown.
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Marietta's Centennial Date Set Amid Turbulent Debate
The centennial celebration debate ends with a split vote as the control committee refuses to postpone from April to May in a long dispute. Citizens urged a later date while leaders of local associations pressed to honor earlier plans. The final calendar shows May 21 to June 3 as the celebration window.
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Parliament Recess Marks Heated Debates Across Commons
Report on parliamentary recess with Lord Salisbury and government allies pushing for vigorous policy action. Contends that measures to curb dissent and strengthen governance will be advanced, amid Ireland issues, unionist ties, and ongoing public concerns.
Mysterious Wartime Warnings Across Cities Amid Turmoil
A sprawling, garbled dispatch recounts a string of incidents from January including violent events in San Francisco and Minneapolis, labor strife over new type setting machines in Camden, and seismic tremors rattling the Midwest. It notes accidents, murders, resignations, and rail damage, with scattered names and locales.
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Washington Moths and Senate Scandals Across January
WashingtonDispatch reports a flurry of Senate activity and committee hearings on January 12 through 14. Key figures include Chairman Mite, Senator Morell, and Postmaster George Oxgood Viluco, with talks on confirmation votes, naval affairs, and a push to increase daily allowances. The narrative depicts partisan efforts to disprove charges and advance public motions amid national political tension.
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Clevehnd Globe Editor Promoted Amid State Debate
The Clevehnd Globe reports editor Jay L2-A OK doga is promoted as a top figure in state politics. Democrats in Chin Jrot rally behind the move as a Macon county court case challenges election results and potential reconsideration of the vote.
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