Clergymen Seek Morgan Help to Avert Mine Strike
In New York Father Phillips Archbishop Corrigan and Bishop Potter plan talks with J Pierpont Morgan to influence an end to the Hazleton coal strike. Robert Mitchell and the UMW head toward Morgan, while operators hope his stance prevents a walkout. officials say progress is being made through varied negotiations.
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Pather Phillips
Archbishop Corrigan
Bishop Potter
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
Philips
St. Gabriel's Church
Hazleton
Mids
Hilm
Eelf
Benny CC. Potter
Pierpont Moergan
Prom
Toho Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Cere Cinee
Poercent Morgan
Morgan
Miofs
Mitchell
New Yor
Roiuny
United Mine Workers Press for Recognition in Wall Street Talks
John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers argues in New York that coal operators should recognize the miners union. He cites prior unions as precedent and says operators cannot consistently refuse recognition given existing labor relations.
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United Mince Workers’ Postion
New York
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Wall Street
Mirebel
United Mine Workers of America
Mine operators and miners deadlocked over docking system
In Athens Georgia on March 27 the joint conference of miners and operators of the Hocking Valley is deadlocked. Operators demand modifications to the docking system while gunners refuse to concede. Currently coal docked value goes to the miners union treasury and operators say their trades are ruined by slate and seized coal.
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Athens
Hocking Valley
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Spring Blood Purity
An early 20th century advertisement urges spring cleansing of blood via Hood's Sarsaparilla. It claims headaches bilious nausea nervousness and fatigue stem from impure blood and promises scrofula salt rheum relief a clear complexion better appetite sleep and health.
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America
Hood
Supreme Court Ends Ohio Debenture Firms’ Run
The Ohio Supreme Court ousted the Interstate Investment Company of Cincinnati in a quo warranto ruling, labeling debenture methods as lottery like and fraudulent. Five judges concur with the judgment. one did not dissent. Receivers have been sought for most firms, with state deposits totaling about 354,000 and reported liabilities around 22d ble.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Otte
Cincininnati
Shauck
Todd
Ohio
Crime mystery as two elderly couple attacked at home
Fort Dodge Iowa reports Mr Edwin Dineen and his wife both over 50 critically injured after an unknown pair knocked, struck them, and fled last night. No theft occurred. motive unknown as investigators seek suspects.
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Fort Dodge
Edwin Dineen
Dineen
Duel challenge tops quarrel between city editors
In Chicago a dispute between Vine Wateditin from Bt. Louis Marcel UT and S J Harris editor of The Argus escalates as a duel challenge under French code. Harris friends warn authorities may intervene after recent hostile exchanges and printed accusations surface.
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Bt. Louis
Marcel UT
Kihiter EL Bautser
Vine
Wateditin
Newspaaper
Chistea
S. J. Harris
the Argus
Harris
Robbery Report From Benton County Iowa
Cedar Rapids March reports say Thugh Brody an aged miser near Marysville was attacked in bed by three masked men. They bound him and searched his home before fleeing with a sack claimed to hold over a feline amount of savings. No clues have been found. Brony is over 60.
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Cedar Rapids
Thugh Brody
Marysville
Benton County
Brony
Currency Comedy Causes Photo Mix Up in Montreal
A finance department admits a misfiled image mix up after confusing a Canadian lock photograph with an American lock, prompted by a misread note about the steamer Athabasca. Also notes a testimonial about Electric Bitters aiding Mrs. L. Pease after seven years bedridden.
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Finance Department
Montreal
Saulte
Athabasca
Aftermath of Alabama Tornado Strikes Birmingham
Birmingham, March 27. State militia and police restored order after Monday's deadly storm. Death toll in Birmingham and vicinity reaches over 111, with thirty to forty injured. Names and conditions of several hurt or killed victims are reported, including Mrs. Sarahrunh and J.C. Chitape. Property damage exceeds 3400,000 with widespread destruction in nearby towns.
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Birmingham
Ala
Sarah [Runh
H. M. Thoms
W. BP. Dickinson
St. Vincent's Hospital
J. Alexander
Bone
J.C. Chitape
Creriuag
Athenus
Ada
Georgia
Chambers, Gi
Roupsasile
Te Reusaville
Browi
Woolsoil
Carteraville
Atlanta
Czar’s Health and Russia Turmoil Reported From London
Dispatch from New York on March 27 notes London sources saying the czar’s grim condition worsens amid eastern policy tensions and student unrest. Medical advisers urge a cruise, but the czar resists, while officials fear growing trouble behind the scenes. A separate item covers Albert T. Patrick’s preliminary hearing for the Rice murder, based on affidavits from Charles Jones and Prof Witthauus.
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Loeed
London
Thas
Cnuris
Russia
Far East
Gin Minjesty
Reussia
New York
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Jerome
Patrick
Charles I. Jones
Enmc
Witthauus
Boers Capture 130 Colonials in Rocky Defile
London March 27 report from Daily Express says 100 Boers overran a rocky defile near meartichmeod inst Thursday and captured 130 ecolonials. The 18 colonials were killed before surrender and all were berated after being stripped of their equipment.
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London
Cape Town
The
Daily Express
French Forces Round Up Boer Forces in March Action
General French with columns Darthal and Pulteney arrived at Wryheid yesterday after engaging Boer forces. 1,200 killed, wounded or captured. They also seized several cannon, 1,000 rifles, 1,800 wagons and 226,000 head of cattle horses and sheep.
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Wryheid
French
Darthal
Pulteney
United States Armored Cruiser Arrives Tangier for Moroccan Claims
The U S armored cruiser New York has arrived at Tangier to transport the American embassy to Mazagan for settlement of Morocco claims. Consul General Gummere is ordered to board the New York and proceed to Mazagan or Morocco City, with an April deadline if needed. The claims are small, likely around 80000, and may be settled without delay.
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Tangier
United States
New York
Mazorgan
Morocco
Washington
Navy Department
State Department
Mazargana
Gummere
Murocca City
Japanese general predicts war pressure between Japan and Russia
General Yatsumi of the Japanese imperial army, traveling through Pittsburg with Captains Kayami and Massasi, says Japan may be drawn into war with Russia as tensions over Korea rise. He notes Japan is better prepared and expects a rapid resolution if conflict occurs.
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Pittsburg
K. Yatsuni
Japan
Russia
Juno
Huesin
Corea
China
Prussia
Dexter Park Amphitheater Sees Record Horse Receipts
At Dexter park amphitheater stockyards report 1607 horses arriving in one day, the largest number ever received in a single day, marking a new high for the Chicago market. Marel 027.Prine Chicago horse market noted the event alongside other shipments.
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Prine Chicago
Quarket
Dexter Park
China Considers Abandoning Pekin and Signing Manchurian Pact Refusal
Shanghai reports on March 27 that Li Lung Chang is tasked to tell ministers the Chinese court will not sign the Manchurian convention and has informed viceroys of the policy. The court reportedly contemplates moving the capital from Pekin.
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Shanghai
Li Lung Chang
China
Pekin
Bank receiver sought for Ellettsville bank in Palmer failings
Bloomington Ind March 27 Mrs Henrietta K Perry through her attorneys sought a circuit court receiver to manage the Ellettsville bank closed January 25 on a depositor Don M Woodall demand. Edmond Palmer of Chicago owned banks at Desplaines and Ashley Ill all closed after Ellettsville. Palmer jailed at Nashville Tenn on misappropriation charges and creditors filed suits. cash and assets remain unknown. cashier Fryboffer vanished.
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Bloomington
Ind
Henrietta K. Perry
Hanly and Wilson
W. E L. Martha
Monroe Circuit Court
Etlettsville Bank
Don M. Woodall
Edmond Palmer
Chicago
Desplaines
Ashley
Palmer
Ellettsville
Saloon Explosion Destroys Sedalia Building in Dramatic Act
A Sedalia, Clinton county, Saloon owned by John Ko Mason was blown up with dynamite by residents amid clashes over licensing. The blast destroyed the building, damaged nearby homes, shattered windows, and strewn wreckage ten yards away. About 200 villagers cheered as authorities seek those responsible. Property damage around $1500. Mason offers $100 reward for the culprits.
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Frankfort
Ind
Sedalia
Clinton County
John Ko Mason
Russiaville
John R. Floyd
Mason
Indiana Lawton monument committee to meet over funds
In Indianapolis on March 27 the Indiana Lawton monument commission will meet at the Commercial Club next Monday to decide how to use about 5 000 dollars raised for an equestrian statue of General Lawton. Proposals for a different memorial will be discussed and final action taken.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Lawton Monument Commission
Commercial Club
Daleville and Goshen News Roundup of March 27
Daleville reports Albert Ketchum returns from Columbus Virginia seeking a missing will via a clairvoyant named Prof Ross who turned out not to be the man. Ketchum spent 500 dollars chasing the will with little result. In Sullivan Julie Erwin and William Payne of Farmersburg jailed for alleged Sharp’s drugstore robbery. Clarence Branson linked. ages range 14 to 21. Goshen notes L H W Noble and wife celebrating 62nd wedding anniversary. Israel D Wolf, the defaulting ex city clerk, pleads guilty and is committed under the indeterminate sentence act.
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Daleville
Ind
Albert Ketchum
Columbus
Prof
Ross
Ketchum
Sullivan
Julie Erwin
William Payne
Farmersburg
Sharp
Clarence Branson
Vincennes
Goshen
Israel D. Wolf
Carrie Nation confronts feathers and saloons in North Vernon
Mrs Nation arrives in North Vernon Indiana en route to Cincinnati and denounces saloons as a hell hole while scolding a woman with a feather in her hat. The crowd cheers until Nation attacks the hat accessory provoking women to call her a crank. In Brazil Indiana William Ward and the wife of his employer eloped and Ward plans surrender to authorities after exposing the tale.
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North Vernon
Ind
Carrie Nation
Cincinnati
Brazil
Wiliam Ward
Henry Botin
Ellingham
Ill
William Cunningham
Ward
Davie
Effingham
Miners and Operators in Deadlock Over Powder Clause
In Terre Haute the miners and operators remain in stalemate over a powder purchase requirement in the labor agreement. Miners insist on striking out any clause forcing powder buys from operators, signaling no immediate compromise. The Chicago press notes a consolidation involving the Chicago Record and Chicago Times Herald into the Chicago Record Herald.
Fifty Cent Foley’s Kidney Cure Promises Quick Aid
A sensational claim offers protection against Bright’s disease and diabetes through Foley’s Kidney Cure sold by all druggists. The advertisement touts extensive insurance against dangerous ailments for only fifty cents.
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Bright
Foley
Design for regular postage stamps may include person name
Washington reports the post office department is weighing stamp designs for the regular issue. Options include printing the subject’s birth and death dates under the name and adding a note with the year of issue. Also discussed is the possible inclusion of the year on the stamp design. Rocky Mountain Tea promotes health as a spring tonic from Madison Medicine Co.
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Washington
Postenice Department
Madison Medicine Co
Porter Williams accidentally shoots daughter Bertha in Indianapolis
Porter Williams, colored, says the shooting was accidental as he practiced with a revolver near a shed where 13 year old Bertha played. He reports firing toward the shed and the girl was killed.
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Indianapolis
Porter Willams
Bertha
Wil Mais
Machen’s Roads Shape Georgia Rail Map and Public Benefit
The article credits Machen as a pivotal railroad builder who transformed Central Georgia and connected the state to Atlanta, praised by Hon. Clark Howell as a public benefactor. It recounts Machen’s illness during Covington and Macon rail work, his trial of Paine’s celery compound, and his endorsement of the remedy as restoring nerves and spirits, promoting it as a trusted spring tonic.
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Machen
New South
Georgia
Clark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
South
Atlanta
Covington and Macon
Paine
E. C Machen
Hic Joy Paine
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