Knox's Son Fails to Gain Blessing for Elopement
Secretary Knox has not forgived his son Philander C. Knox Jr for eloping with Miss Mary Boller of Providence. The couple arrived in Washington, took rooms, and planned to return to Providence as the secretary remained silent on the matter. Knox said he would work to support his wife if needed.
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Washington
Knox
Philander C. Knox, Jr
Mary Boller
Providence
R. I
Tam
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Valley Forge
Philander
State Department
Cabinet
Reed Knox
Burlington
Philander C Knox, Jr
Misa May Boller
Roy
G Guthrie
Clerryman
U S Legation at Bogota Stone Assailed by Riot
In Bogota on March 9 a quarrel between a street railway manager and a police officer sparked a riot. A mob wrecked rolling stock and stoned the American legation building while officers protected the envoys Elliott Northcot appears as American frontier at Bogota and Paxton Hibben serves as legation secretary.
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Bogota
Colombia
Legation
United States Legation
Elliott, Northcot
Paxton Hibben
Nationalist split over Redmond in Irish ranks
Dublin march reports a split in the Irish Nationalist group as William O Briens Cork Accent says John Dillon and T P O Connor oppose John Redmond and Joseph Devlin on the budget issue. In Kansas City Dr C Hyde freed on $100000 bail after murder and attempted murder charges in the Swap case.
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Dr. Hyde
Kansas City
Dr. C. Hyde
Four Shot Rioters Clash With Rapid Transit Workers in Philadelphia
In Frankford a mob attacked a Rapid Transit car with bricks and gunfire injuring a fourteen year old girl and two men. Armed guards and police were absent as the car fought its way back to the barns amid windows smashed. Authorities say grim factory lockouts loom as unions press for a return to work.
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Philadelphia
Frankfort
Rapid Transit Company
Frankford Avenue
Overington Street
Helen May
Overington
Allegheny Avenues
John Moloney
Frank Bromley
Michael Osborne
Allegheny Avenue
Barne
Ila
Frankford Barne
Frankford
Mediation Begins in Baltimore & Ohio Rail Dispute
Dr Charles P Neil United States labor commissioner heads a mediation effort between the Baltimore & Ohio railroad conductors and trainmen and the company management. After an extended meeting with the crews he said he would likely meet railroad officials later. All parties observed their customary reserve as mediation started.
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Br. CG
P. Neill
Baltimore
Marth
Charles P. Neil
United States Labor Commissioner
Board of Mediation
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Netti
Incomplete Text Hints at Yale or Manner Change
Fragmentary passage notes uncertainty over a voyage change and its potential impact on Yale or a manner of conduct. The context is unclear and names or dates are not provided. Further readable details are needed to identify the event and involved parties.
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Yale
All Shops In Operation After Bethlehem Strike End
About 190 workers were at South Bethlehem plants resuming production as nearly 5000 employees returned to work. Officials say the strike’s effects are nearly over though labor leaders continue to push demands. a parade by strikers and families was planned for Saturday but likely won’t occur.
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Philadelphia
Atch
Philadelphia Hosiery Manufacturers’ Association
Calse
League Island
Rapid Tranatt Company
Athlehem
Bethlehem
Mareh
South Bethlehem
Btec
Burgess Privert
Trainmen Ultimatum Prompts Strike Across Fifty Railroads
Chicago March 9. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen’s strike vote shows over 86 percent of union workers and over 89 percent of non union workers oppose railroad wage offers. Despite authorization, men may strike unless wages rise. Arbitration offered as talks resume today between managers and a labor committee.
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Chicago
West
Northwest
Southwest
Brotherhood of Locomotive Hiremen
Attack Strikebreakers At Corinth Diners Civil Unrest
A dynamited car carrying 190 non-union workers headed to Corinth to replace strikers at the International Paper mill was forced to return to Saratoga. Police exchanged shots. conductor John Bartholomew was stabbed and injured. The railroad bridge was burned amid a strike that began after a tender was discharged. About 600 International Paper employees walked out, and 100 strike breakers were en route from Saratoga when the plan was disrupted by arson and violence.
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Corinth
N.Y
N. Y
International Paper Company
Saratoga
John Bartholomew
Baratoga
Velaware & Hullson
Bartholomew
Motherless child dies after sorrowful night
In Connellsville Pennsylvania five year old Mary Andrews died after grieving over her deceased mother. She refused nourishment and clung to the body till death, while her father Andrew Andrews mourned and tried to comfort her during the night.
Emigrants Break Records at Southampton Run
Emigrant traffic to the United States surges with over 6000 steerage passengers leaving Southampton in two weeks. Ships sail full as emigrants seek passage via Britain to America amid limited Continental options. Virginia House Rejects Federal Income Tax Amendment in a separate report from Richmond.
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Southampton
United States
America
Virginia House
Richmond
Virginia House of Delegates
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Kloper
U. S
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Nowa
Frederick Gas & Electric CO
Carmen
New York
Assay
and Treasury
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Asday
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
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Second St
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Beef Trust
Granti
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