Miners Consider Modifying Demands to Avert Strike
Reports from New York indicate anthracite miners may trim demand terms while hoping operators meet halfway on key points. Proposals include a revised conciliation board eight hour day and higher pay for certain labor groups. President Mitchell relayed that negotiators will refer further talks to a sub committee.
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Softness of Sealskin Rivaled by Ifumnan Wale
Sealskin is praised for its shine while healthy human hair shines similarly and dandruff, caused by a parasite, weakens hair. Newbro's Herpicide is claimed to kill dandruff at the root, preventing loss and promoting luxurious growth. Sold by leading grocers. Detroit advertisement notes J A Williamson as special agent.
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Justice Brown Retirement Noted
The obituary notes Henry Billings Brown, born in Massachusetts, longtime U.S. Supreme Court justice, who studied law at Yale and Harvard and served under Lincoln. It mentions his retirement from the highest court and outlines his career.
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Miners and Operators Seek Quick Labor Peace Amid Conflicts
Philadelphia reports anticipate a full agreement between operators and miners to resume work swiftly. Roosevelt decline to intervene, while tensions rise with mines halted by pickets. incidents include arson, stone throwing, and dynamite found near rail equipment.
Washery Workers Held Up by Armed Men
Reported incident at a washery where workers were confronted by armed assailants who ordered them from the job with threats of death. Several men and boys nearby were also driven off from the culm banks by the attackers, causing a mass quitting of work.
Miners Return to Work In Coal Fields Delayed
Pittsburg April 3 miners return to work slow as only half of Pittsburg Coal Company operations resume amid factional disputes. Independent operator predicts all pits back in a week if miners are recalled. clashes occur at Irwin with deputies guarding properties. White House says president will not interfere as conditions hold. Rheumatism relief ad follows.
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Balloonist Nocquet Found Dead After Flight Across Long Island
The French aeronaut Paul Nocquet, who drifted across Long Island after his balloon flight, was found dead on the Bass Creek muddy bank near Amityville. He had fought through darkness across islands and marshes, with a life raft strapped inside the basket. His body was located by Captain George Smith and tied to a stake, ending a wide search by the Aero Club of New York and rescuers.
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Six Weeks With Broken Neck Fatal at Hospital
A celebration incident in Han co-Chitursi hospital left Hatlie Dodge and companions injured when a platform collapsed on Washington's birthday. Dodge died after treatment failed. In Shamokin Pa a celebration fight left Antonio Bressi shot in the lungs and his brother Frank shot in the head. both likely to die with two other Italians wounded. Indictments involve a mutacture of macaroni from Hoboken, with Le a siever and Garabaido named in the scheme.
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