Price Reductions Drive Trolley Strike Fallout
Dense report from Philadelphia traces a wage conflict as union strikers resist new pay terms, with Boston and New England workers arriving to replace them. Mayor Warwick vows to preserve peace while John Lowther Welsh deflects blame, and talks of arbitration follow.
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Turmoil at Meathur Machinery Ends in Tragedy
A worker died after a belt and machinery malfunctions at Meathur Machinery near Howth. A bolt snagged clothing, dragging the man into the engine where wires fouled and he was fatally injured. He leaves a wife and three children.
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Fitzsimmons to Begin Training in El Paso Mexico
Fitzsimmons plans to start training across the river in Tunez, Mexico, with manager Doc Maertin Tutian securing quarters within minutes of El Paso business street. The Australian is due for a Christmas exhibition at the opera house that night before regular training for a February 14 bout with Peter Maher.
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Three Italians Blown to Pieces in Rail Yard Blast
Three Italian laborers Antunel Prens married John Roseas and Frank Broke were killed when dynamite cartridges exploded during thawing at a New York and Hartford railroad site. About sixty Italian workers were present at the excavation for a new freight station.
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After Democratic Convention meeting seeks Chicago national event
A joint meeting of men from both parties at the Troquis club decided to back the Democratic national convention in Chicago. They resolved to raise funds and dispatch a delegation to Washington to influence the national committee.
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Shipwrecked Sailors Saved off Cape Catteras
Seven shipwrecked sailors from ieselon Virraina, port Anrbox Nd, were landed by the Beatie Tonil crew near Cape Catteras on December 4 after a wreck at sea. They were rescued by the Lons after a brief period ashore. A separate incident reports Thomas J. Kemp, 29, under arrest for fatally stabbing James Niornoy, 21, during a drunken quarrel.
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Peace or War Hit by Religious Leaders Across States
Across New York and Illinois, ministers call for arbitration over the Venezuela dispute and warn against war. Sermons by Madison C. Peters and W O Gainsford urge peace, while Thomas Dixon Jr. condemns war as crime and stresses shared heritage with Britain. General Gordon voices Confederate pride if war recurs.
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Drowning and Shipboard Tragedies Reported in 19th Century News
Reports recount the Willowhawk ship incident near Portland with crew member drowning after going below to save clothes. Additional items include a fatal shooting near Zerer's location, a prison break in Salem, and drownings in streams near Bismarck Missouri, with various local officials and witnesses named.
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Youthful Burglars Captured After Grocery Store Break-In
Four children aged from 4 to 10 years were nabbed after a burglary at a local grocery store in the early morning hours. Charles Haston John Emory John Brady and George White were taken into custody as suspects.
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Financial tariff debate shapes House action in urgent session
The House faces a dynamic agenda as the Ways and Means Committee reviews the tariff on wool, lumber, and related items. Republicans push for swift measures to relieve the treasury, exploring bond options and revenue provisions to fund current expenses, with a mix of protections and potential coin bonds under consideration.
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Unclear OCR Fragment Hints at Local Affairs
Fragmentary text mentions Towarey Hooker of New York and Payne or Ne oaus with references to power marine and Pacific rail. Context unclear as sentences are damaged. no identifiable event, date, or outcome can be confirmed from the legible terms.
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Tennessee mine disaster toll and rescue efforts
A coal mine tragedy near Dayten leaves sixteen men dead or missing as rescue work stalls due to gas. New safety measures include restricted entry, fire boss supervision, and pending inspector findings as authorities assess causes and prepare to resume operations.
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Three Children Suffocated Near Delaware Avenue Incident
Three children died when suffocation occurred during a desperate attempt at birth here on Parhai street near Delaware avenue and Carharige street. Names given include Joie and Lena aged years, Dordt Foltison and May Filitison siblings. May Filitison lies between life and death at Pennsylvania hospital.
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Widow slain as would be robbers sought her money
In a grim daytime crime, a widow was found murdered with a skull fracture while a confrontation over money deposits suggests robbery. The scene at her home showed the victim clutching a weapon as police investigated the apparent homicide amid other distant transport wrecks reported nearby. Two victims named Daniel Start, 70, and George Anderson, 16, were identified in a separate crash incident with trains derailed and traffic halted for hours.
Four Skaters Drown Near Denver in Tragic Ice Accident
In Denver three youths and a man perished after breaking through an air hole while skating on a frozen water body. Charley Jones, his brother Robert, sister Mags and an unnamed fourth person attempted rescue but all four drowned. Rescue efforts involved a local man listed as AG Ball.
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Death of Veteran Editor in Borirosin Aged 87
The oldest editor in the state, a veteran journalist, died yesterday at 1 o'clock aged 87. He founded and edited The Centos Democrat and revived it after years of decline due to health.
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