Eventful May Day labor strike heads for eight hour day
Across the nation workers prepare to strike May 1 for eight hour days or higher wages. Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Ohio coal regions show large turnouts with unions demanding shorter shifts while employers resist.
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L. Capital Firma
Vpyielding
Humnegden
Broad Top
Pittsburg
Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Dinois
New York
St. Louis
Ourlook
Baltimore
New England
Boston
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Philadelphia
London
Pennsylvania
Oho
Tribois
West Virgina
Ohio Southern Directors in Springfield discuss seizure to B&O
In Springfield Ohio on April 21 the Ohio Southern railroad directors met with President Alfred Sulir and Solicitor Fairbanka amid rumors they would consider transferring assets to the Baltimore and Ohio. Also in Orroera Iowa on April 21 George S Boone was arrested as he pretended to be his deceased father to collect a pension.
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New York
Grand Union Hotel
P. Behrand
Windrimn
Waserveres
Mir Windrinn
Vasing
the Treasury
W. 3
Edbrooke
Chicago
Orroera
Ami
George S. Boone
Hin
St Paul
Washington Street
City Electric Railways
John Johnson
Johnson
Chiaco
Board of Election Commissioners
Hempstead Waathorne
Iuperiali
Paris
Baron Fava
Italy
United States
Rome
The
Soleil
Orlesns
Orleans
Baron Faya
Marquis Imperiali
Washington
New Orleans
MaYsville
Alex Johnson
Delia Carlisle
Martroro
Edward Arnold
Hatton
Erne
Yuang
Puzasast
John Cope
Morewood
Cope
John Barrett
Martin Manning
Primsscan. Pe
Lemler
Srine
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Ohio
Lake
James Hocker
Charles Riley
McKeesport
Sane Hak
Wasassin
Exmir
Sul
Rooik
Shameikin
British settlers in South Africa face Portuguese clash
Britain and Mashonaland prepare for conflict after Portuguese seizure of hostages and education of two sons. The chieftain Geunga...ma resists, while Umbati gathers warriors to oppose Portuguese actions. Tensions rise as talks fail.
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South
Africs
Leer
Umm
Great Britain
Deira
Beira
Sion
Adsiess
Capetown
Umbati
Gungonhama
South Africa
Verdict for Burlbert in breach case shocks court
In Lospexs on April 21 the breach of promise case brought by Gladys Evelyn against William Henry Hurlbert ended with a verdict for the defendant. The jury’s decision drew applause and reaction in court, while Mrs Hurlbert and the judge faced tense moments over testimony and conduct during summation.
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Gladys Evelyn
Lospexs
William Henry Hurlbert
Hurlbert
Rome
Preasant
Bloremook
Morewood
Fractured Crime Scene in New Jersey Tenement Tragedy
A family dispute in Hormexes New Jersey ends in murder and critical injuries. Antonio Chinchella and his son Conoggite survive while Caputa dies at St Mary's Hospital. other relatives and a boarder are detained. The assailant Caputa used a weapon on Mrs Chinchella and her husband intervened, leading to multiple wounds and a fatal outcome. Police report shows a volatile household with alleged motive tied to a fortune.
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N.J
Gotenlay Ufering
Perons
Iislion Ratpickers
Anwnio Chinchella
Counquite
Aneime
Grand Street
Canis
Old Chinchella
Caputa
Conognito
Pata
Conoguite
St. Mary's Hospital
Anselmo
Capata
Gigala
Conoquito
Chinchella
Tragic Firearms Rampage Leaves Several Dead
A chaotic sequence in Gloucester and nearby towns reports multiple homicides and a suicide during a robbery spree. William Foley was killed at Canterbury store, Carder wounded, then Carder slain by vigilanteal at the counter. A robber later took his own life after being restrained by relatives. chaos and police violence spark widespread fear. Other incidents include a saloonkeeper shooting a police officer in Gloucester and benzine explosion damage in Wilmington. Local officials report intense excitement and ongoing investigations.
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Willan
J. W Vanter
USA
le Walker
William Foley
Canter
Foley
Luteman
Carder
Notable deaths and votes headline regional unrest
Dr James K Thacher Yale physiology professor died suddenly in New Haven. Rev Henry Darling Hapilion College president died of bronchitis in Rome. New Hampshire Methodist conference voted 67 in favor of women lay delegates. William Blaney recaptured after Baltimore jail escape. death warrant issued for execution. Halford returns to Washington from Indianapolis after burying wife. plans to join relatives in California. Local wires mention Louisiana and Wisconsin notes amid unsettled events.
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James K. Thacher
Yale Univerails
New Haven
Baltiimore
Blaney
Tune
Halford
Washington
Inanapolis
Tie Besival
Barly
Caforma
Presidential visit marred by rain and pageantry in Texas
The Texas stop of the presidential party on April 21 featured heavy rain dampening outdoor ceremonies. Governors, mayors, and veterans greeted the president at El Paso and in Dallas, with remarks on Texas potential and unity. The storm disrupted plans, but patriotic displays and receptions continued, highlighting cross border symbolism and early 20th century diplomacy.
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Sax Astuista
Tex
Washington
Hoge
Callahan
Rusk Awl
Wanmaniker
Maron
Fenton
Uberty
Maineuber
Taxne
Commonwealth
Texas
Union
Seome
el Paso
Pacific
New York
Carillo
Sezzerine
Miseico
Prceidentovernor
Caples
Bani of
Masico
Diaz
Mexico
Ppr
Fospermit
United States
Baseball yesterday and race notes from Gattenburg
Report mixes scattered baseball results from American Associats at Columbus and Cincinnati with racing notes from Gattenburg New Jersey. Also includes Philadelphia market quotations and New York Produce updates reflecting early 20th century sports and commerce activity.
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Boston
emRe Foston
Ss & Athletic
Columbus
Cincinnati
Lomaville
Louisville
Philadelphaa
New York
Philadelesa
Reading
Atiulus
Mortesce
Lehigh Valles
Ome Pacific Com
Pacific
Pennssivaniang
Y&rsk Lehich Navigata
H&e. T.com. Ath SiPad
Hart Pret
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Shiloh
Mary L. Baker
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Victor Lung
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Doylzstows
James McCue
Bristol
Appleton
McRoberts
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Cauucus
Tartanesse
Fla
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Plymouth County
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Pattison
Plymouth
Washixeros
August Valentine Keats
Lichthiefsctay
Bigadier
John Gibbon
Gen Kantz
Small Arms Board
Gen. Kantz
Halifax
C. B. Tupper
Manne
John Taympeon
Home of Commons
Ender
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Walter White
Munter
Batath
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Staffordshire
Henry Street
Philip Dietz
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Robert Ray Hamilton
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Lu Buceplak
Ahern & Co
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John Ragey
Ferdinand Myers
Wilmer Street
Irmaca
Cornell University
Robert G. Ingersoll
School of Law
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England
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Lionel Sartoris
Atlantic City
Alexander McLaughlin
Atlantic Street Electric Railway Company
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Curiaco
Federal
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Geo. J. Gibson
Whisky Trust
Shofeldt
John B. Gough
Worcester
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Hillside Farm
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Heriumn Welson
John Yancey
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Gilkeson
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Col. B.frantx Gilkeson
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Court of Claims
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Appeal Feterinariana
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