Strine Back Down Case Committee Faces Coal Conference
A New York report says anthracite mine operators and railroads will contend with the United Mine Workers at a Thursday conference. Operators refuse public discussion of issues, expressing belief miners may strike unless concessions are made. Miners chairman Mitchell heads a 26 man wage committee preparing demands for an eight hour day and union recognition, with details to be revealed at the meeting.
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New York
then- Selves
pr dent
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
berhines
Prent Mitehril
For Sale Notice Warns Landlords of Rent Scam
A fragmented notice warns tenants about a rent scam targeting renters. The snippet mentions a landlord or agency and urges vigilance against forged leases and inflated charges.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Adclaims Female Health Cure
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is advertised as a universal cure for female ailments including menstrual irregularities, inflammation, ulcers, backache, and nervous debility. It claims to ease bearing down pain, restore harmony with the female system, aid kidney complaints, and invites letters in strict confidence to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Mrs. Pinkham
LYDIa E. PINKHAM
Miners Press for Phone as Board Debates Dispute Method
Fragments indicate miners insist on a phone demand while board discussions state current dispute settlements cause friction. A belief grows that concessions by the liberal may fail to satisfy petitioners seeking union action.
King’s Body Lies In State Amid Nationwide Mourning
A continuous stream of mourners lines the way as the Danish ruler lies in state. Crowds in black garb gather for a ceremonial farewell, with kaffe and banners marking the passage of the royal cortege through the city. The scene reflects widespread grief across classes and regions as officials and citizens pay homage.
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Dagmar
Amalgamated Copper suits and a fatal runaway in Richmer
A jumble of legal actions involves Amalgamated Copper and Heinz Prapartiess with claims exceeding 330 million dollars and 14 lawsuits noted by Mr. Ryan. A separate incident near Winchester reports Miss Mary Lee Fatally Injured when a runaway horse frightened her thoroughbred and threw her from the buggy.
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imines
Heinz
Vitis et Amal mons
Jahn
campa
ory
dolars
involv
Ryan
Mary Lee
Richmer Va
i Lee
Colin Richard fee
Robert Tee
Winchester
Dying man receives last rites as family braces for worst
McCall family in Lake region faces critical condition of Mr McCall after a liver complaint. Doctors, nurses, and clergy attend as late word hints at possible recovery, while surrounding national corruption concerns loom over community.
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Vather Healy
tae
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McCail
beloheen
tao
lirs
McCall
John Van
Lake xen
A Habit to Be Encouraged
A mother who uses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to treat her child saves worry and anxiety by quickly curing coughs colds and croup symptoms. The remedy contains nothing harmful and gives mothers confidence, with sale at A L Pearre's drug store.
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L Pearre
Soft coal trust accusations stir congressional friction
In a disputed effort to include a Bituminous Coal Trades League letter denouncing coal industry combinations, Representative Gillespie faced opposition from Speaker Payne and ultimately dropped the move. The missive, by Frank C. Crane, cites alleged manipulate output and discrimination by Pennsylvania railroad linked into coal mining and shipping, urging harsher interstate scrutiny. The piece links to broader anti trust concerns and calls for stronger ICC powers to reveal rate discrimination across rail and water transport.
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Washington
Red
Gillespie
Texas
Bituminous Coal Trades League of
Pennsylvania
United States
Payne
New York
Frank C. Crane
Bituminous Coal Trades League of Pennsylvania
Crane
Pennsylvania railroad
Bituminous League
congress
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
soft coal trust
interstate commerce railroad
interstate commerce commission
alwais
Chamba Jain's Salve Offered For Quick Relief
If you know someone troubled with all rising aliment you can do him no better than tell him to try Chamba Jain's Salve. It gives instant relief. Price 25 cents per box. Sold at A. E. Pearra's CruzStore.
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Chamba Jain
A. E. Pearra
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