No Settlement Yet As Strike Spreads in Boston
Boston reports the strike expanding with about 20 000 workers out and possibly up to 80 000 if no settlement is found. Secretary Ensley of the National Civic Federation arrived to mediate as freight and coal shortages threaten hotels and factories. Lynn merchants and labor groups press for action while local unions debate sympathy strikes and mass boycotts to force Boston employers to terms.
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Robbers Hit Southington R R Station In Early Morning Theft
Four masked men enter the Southington station at 3 AM, bind operator Octave Bourquet, blow open the safe and take $40. The operator escapes, deputies are alerted, and pursuit begins. Robbers used tools from a Plainville blacksmith shop and left four horse blankets at the scene. Leader seen briefly without mask, about 22 years old. no further identifications available.
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De Wet Tries to Jo in Delarey as Fighting Looms
London telegraph reports General De Wet and ex President Steyn crossed north of Wolvehoek two nights earlier while moving west in an effort to join General Delarey. Renewed clashes may follow as British columns press toward the Vaal River and blockhouse lines. Gov Van Soot orders state court action against alleged IO rail merger connected to Duluth iron companies. A man killed trying to board a freight train in Plainville, identified only as J L Doherty of Waterbury, Conn.
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Nicaragua Route Canal Bill Advances in Senate Report
The Senate Interocean Canal Committee voted 7 to 4 to report favorably the House bill to authorize the United States to build a canal via Nicaragua at a cost not exceeding 180 million dollars. Chairman Morgan reported, noting no written report, while opposing views from minority members were promised in due course. The move follows assurances from Morgan on talks with Secretary Hay about rights of way with Nicaragua and Costa Rica, and protocols now under revised understandings.
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Railway entente rumors tie Pennsylvanias New Haven entry
Reports from New Haven March 13 indicate a understanding between the New York and New Haven and Pennsylvania railroads regarding the latter's entrance into New England traffic. Pennsylvanias Cassatt allegedly assures no clash with tunnel plans while New Haven denies Pennsylvanias takeover of its line. Officials expect a traffic accord and a connection of Pennsylvanias Jersey tunnel with New Havens Harlem River branch, likely at Port Morris.
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MISS ROOSEVELT IN CUBA AND INTERCESSION REQUESTS
Miss Alice Roosevelt arrived in Havana after being greeted by Governor General Weard. Senator-elect Dr. Betancourt requested intercession with General Wood for a murderer's pardon, while Senator Platt of New York, who traveled with her, refused interviews and will depart Friday. Senor Gamba touts Cuban reciprocity progress with President Roosevelt's support. Altgeld’s remains moved to Chicago for interment. Count Tolstoi, ill, noted in St. Petersburg report.
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