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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1901
Page
2
Hazleton Pa March 18 President Mitchell announced a union resolution calling for a joint conference with coal operators to set a one year wage and employment scale. The action authorizes the national president and district officers to negotiate if possible after operators repeatedly ignored invitations and treated requests with contempt.
London dispatch reports Gens Botha De la Rey and De Wet to confer on March 18 in Kaalspruit and Pietersburg to discuss war continuation. Officials say Kitchener would likely refuse De Wet’s surrender and prefer his death in action or execution if captured.
A Pretoria dispatch dated March 16 states General Kitchener has confirmed Abel Erasmus of Lydenburg, with his family, was brought in by Colonel Parke's column. A London March 18 Telegraph note adds Cape Town street railways are authorized to bar colored riders during plague conditions.
Reports from Hazleton and Wilkesbarre describe a meeting where anthracite miners voted to suspend work if a joint conference with operators is not arranged. District leaders warned that a strike could follow if employers ignore overtures, with potential nationwide impact on coal production.
Manila reports Captain General Trias with 20 officers and 2 000 men surrender to Col Baldwin at San Francisco de Maraton Cavite province. They take oaths and gain liberty. Additional surrenders promised as Gen Macarthur notes in a Manila cable.
Baltimore manager John McGraw signs Cherokee Indian Yokohama for the American League club. He will be tried at second base this year, with Yokohama expected to compete for a roster spot.
Minnesota prison escape plot disrupted by Warden Wolfer and guard P F Cunningham. Edward Leland, jailed in 1899 for robbery, planned with Ada Subbell of St Paul and ex guard John F Roberts. A faulty key prevented exit. Cunningham to face charges for his share in the scheme.
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