Miners Leader Sees No Danger Of Strike In Anthracite
The story reports that William Green, acting for the miners in the absence of President White, says a strike is unlikely. A May 14 convention at Wilkes-Barre will consider a compromise proposed by a joint sub-committee and will decide whether to proceed with ratification or propose a substitute.
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William Green
Ohio
White
Miners’ Conference Committee
Wilkes-Barre
Baer
Wilkes- Barre
Hotel Victoria
John T Dempsey
Thomas Kennedy
John Fihy
Frank Farrington
Medth
Philadelphia
Mr. Baer
Eib
Wilkes Havre
Lupe
Conference Committee of
Committee of
Fentay
Milites Sais
Jolai Bo White
Miiled
Mine Workers of America
Maine Workers
Mr. White
Ie United Mine Workers of America
John T. Dempsey
Thorax Kennedy
John Fahy
Mae
Ty Hapnot
Adater
Pressare
KE. Loomis
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal Company
Mio
Carnegie
All Suffragists Ask Is Fair Weather Parade News
The piece reports on suffrage leaders reacting to Roosevelt declining an invitation to feed thousands of suffragists. It notes Mrs. Blatch’s view on independence from parties and Roosevelt’s stance. It covers preparations for Finland Sweden Iceland Norway Denmark contingents, parade plans from Washington Square, and Blatch urging discipline and unity for the march.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Men's League For Equal Suffrage
Frederick S. Greene
Grand Marsh
C. Beadle
Men's League
Frank Harper
Harriet Stanton Elateh
Finland
Russia
Europe
Velma Swanston Howard
West 1Th Street
Howard
Hilda Englund
Tillie Strindberg
August Strindberg
Sweden
Iceland
Norway
Denmark
Raye
Serene
Martha Washington
Habdt
Pridence Deemand
Ariel
Union
Feversham Sells Rembrandt to Pittsburgh Buyer
London May 8 Lord Feversham sold the Rembrandt titled A Dutch Merchant to H C Prick of Pittsburgh for 250000 dollars. The picture had been in the Feversham family for 160 years.
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Lord Feversham
London
H.C. Prick
Pittsburgh
Feversham
Mob Kills Black Man Over Insults Telephoned to White Women
A Black man who terrorized white women by calling from local homes was captured after a citywide search. He refused to leave town and was fatally harmed by a mob, who also suspended a telephone from his feet as a grim reminder of the offense.
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Honges
Girls Seek Usher Job After Elopers’ Wedding
Veretnen of Philadelphia May 3 reports a rush of 112 to 40 letters from women applying for usher positions at the Metropolitan Opera House after Sarah Louise eloped with William J. Kemble Yarrow on April 2. Letters describe looks and vocal talents, with some sent on scented and business stationery and photographs attached.
Police Chaplain Wade ousted over parade dispute
The Rev John A Wade saw his Protestant Episcopal police chaplaincy revoked by Commissioner Waldo after a dispute over a horse loan for parade practice. Wade had been appointed February 10 and served among five chaplains without salary. He resided at Lafayette Street and led the Anglo American Free Church of St George Vine at 222 West Street.
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John A. Wade
Weldo
Chay
Willian Morrison
Wade
Waldo
Cummins
Mr Wade
Lafayette Street
Parade stir over advance of suffrage in New York
Eunice Dane Brannan argues the 1915 suffrage parade reveals mixed public support in New York. She says turnout exceeded last year but doubts optimism, urging renewed energy, funds, and devotion to advance women’s voting rights in autumn elections. Shop owners?
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Eunice Dane Brannan
New York
Wifth
California
Ume
Great Britain
Theodore Roosevelt and Champ Clark Seen as Likely Winners
Simson ghost predicts Theodore Roosevelt will be the Republican nominee and Champ Clark the Democratic nominee for president this year. Mrs. Merry Simpson, widow of a former representative, says her talks with her husband’s spirit confirm these picks and his enduring political interest.
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S, Kun
Theodore Roosevelt
Sharp Clark
Repubiicans
Cophendore Roosevelt
Champ Clark
Cuba Faces Crushing Debt Crisis Precedes Election
Washington reports Cuba is mired in serious financial trouble as creditors push for repayment of debts and American contractors seek payment for Havana projects. Observers urge US intervention under the Platt amendment, noting Cuba’s decade of rising deficits and a debt near 50 million dollars amid claims from France, Britain, and Germany.
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Washington
Cuba .S
Havana
United States
Department of State
Anto Domingo
United State
Cuba
Santo Domingo
Republic
France
England
Germany
State Department
Congress
Butcher Closes Shop Over Meat Price Rise
Plainfield New Jersey May 8 butcher Augustus Moore of West Front street quits his shop in disgust citing inability to charge customers higher meat prices. He wills to stay closed until market conditions improve. Also an advertisement for Antediluvian whiskey by Luyties Bros New York.
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Plainfield
N. J
Augustus Moore
West Front Street
Titanic Witnesses Testify on Steerage Gate Blockage
Senator William Alden Smith questions witnesses in the Senate Titanic inquiry. Daniel Buckley says a locked steerage gate blocked access to lifeboats until broken by force. Claus Abelseth reports no obstacle on his way to the upper deck. Binns discusses wireless delays and door failures while Ismay's messages are traced.
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William Alden Smith
Yesterdy
Daniel Buckley
Claus Abelseth
Buckley
Ward
Mrs
Stone
New York
White Star Line
Jack” Binns
Carpathia
Smith
Binns
Mauretania
Lusitania
Senator Smith
Ismay
Franklin
Carpathin
Senate
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Father Knickerbocker
Iowa
Green
Mid
Barlangton
Roosevelt
Maryland
Head
Josephine Belderhase
Woman's Political Union
Fleanor Brannan
Harriet Stanton Biateh
Vassar College
Blatch
Florence Kelley
Kanlee Dana [Prunnan
Elizabeth Selden Rogers
Atisa Caroline Lexow
Aliee J. G. Perkins
Elizabeth Ellsworth Cook
Rose Perkins Hale
Nora
Blatch de Forest
Marela Townsend
Women's Political Union
Miss Alberta
Colum
Washington Square
Harriot Stanton
Frick
Rembrandt
Eloper
Wade Out
Eunice Dana Brannan
Aixles
Clark
Betimes
Iy Alen
Teibant
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
Island Republic
Luyties Bros
Titanic
Berg
G. E. Harder
M. E. Stone
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