Hope for End of Rail Trouble Shifts to Mediation
Enginemen and conductors press for mediation over rail wage disputes as talks with the Big Four unions progress in Webster Hall New York. Chairman Knapp signals possible result within 48 hours, while union leaders caution that arbitration remains opposed amid fears of a gambling process. Five workers are overcome by damp at Susquehanna Coal’s No 4 mine, Nanticoke, Pa.
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Wilkes-Barre
Susquehanna Coal company
Nanticoke
Envoy to Britain underlines reopening aid talks
The British foreign office sent a memorandum to American ambassador Walter Hines Page outlining conditions for resuming feeding of civilians in German occupied areas. It proposes the United States may reopen the issue if deemed advisable, as Britain revisits terms Germany had recently tested.
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United States
Taken off Blacklist Several Firms Eliminated by Protest
Washington Aug. 11 Several American firms were removed from the British blacklist after assurances from the state department that the affected concerns were not involved in embezzlement trading. The department noted the list remains objectionable as long as any American traders are on the embargo list. Also reported Boy Dies of Tetanus and Man Dies of Trichinosis in separate incidents.
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Lawrence Eakin
Spragtown
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Willian Fox
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Three Evade Plague Ban Across City Health Sweep
Philadelphia health officers report three evasions of infantile paralysis reporting laws found through anonymous tips. Six more cases and one death were linked to the disease as 75 inspectors begin a citywide cleanup. Health certificates issued to parents seeking to move children out of state.
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Oakdale street
Cairns
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Mercer street
Trenton
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Delaware county
New York Infantile Paralysis Bulletin Reports 175 New Cases
New York health department bulletin notes 38 deaths and 175 new paralysis cases in twenty four hours. New Rochelle reports a death. Nassau county residents pledge funds with Theodore Roosevelt promising help to establish a laboratory. Newark records 11 infantile paralysis deaths and 45 new cases. Mexico reports 15 251 miles of railways and 46 112 miles of telegraph lines.
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Nassau county
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