Miners End Convention With Wage Report In Altoona
Central Pennsylvania Miners hold their annual convention in Altoona with 190 delegates present. President W B Wilson presided and touted healthy district growth while noting wages rose 5 to 20 cents per ton. Secretary Richard Gilbert urged a one day work week. officers elected include Wilson as president and Gilbert as secretary treasurer. A joint wage conference with Maryland miners is held today.
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W. B. Wauseon
Blossburg
Wilson
Ettikes
Richard Gilbert
South Fork
Folows
W. B. Wilson
Bernard Rice
Dubwis
Richard Gilbery
Patrick Gilday
Morrisoa
Richard Rinn
Spangler
Geor Nicholson
Barneshero
William Broad
Grez Camptell
John Reece
Arnot
George Bassett
South Park
Maryland
A Spring Malaise From Impure Blood
The text describes seasonal weakness and low vitality in spring, attributing fatigue, poor appetite, and nonrestorative sleep to thin, impure, sluggish blood unable to meet the body’s demands. It portrays a condition where energy and ambition fade as the season shifts.
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Hood
Republican Senators Debate Puerto Rico Tariff Compromise
Republican senators in caucus consider a tariff on Puerto Rican goods and free entry for goods to the island as a basis for settlement. Key figures like Foraker Hanna and Fairbanks push for tariff provisions while others argue for free trade or phased approaches amid concerns about party unity and regional impact. Ottawa floods idle mills and displaced families as Illinois valley towns suffer record high water.
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Washington
Marcel Bb
Republia
Nnne
Middle West
United States
Puerto Rico
Congress
Foraker
Hanna
Philippine Islands
Proctor
Vermont
Fairbanks
Davis
Simon Ore
Mason
Perkins
Spooner
Hale
Pacific
Ottawa
Illinois Valley
Marseflies
New Jersey Election Results Hit Various Towns
In Mercer county townships the Republican line carried most contests. Hampstead City saw Hickard D. Norton win as mayor amid mixed council outcomes. Camden reapportioned wards, Republicans winning twelve of thirteen. Millville re-elected city officials and council members. Rutherford East Rutherford leaned Republican. Asbury Park region showed Republican lean. South Orange and Freehold backed Democrats with no opposition in both. Union township chose Republican, Ocean township chose Democrat. North Plainfield elected a Republican mayor.
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New Jerey
Giany
Mercer County
Regublienes
Hembbtstown
Rortse
Hickard D. Norton
Camden
Millville
EL HL Stokes
Lewis H. Miller
Board of Education
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East Rutherford
Asbury Park
South Orange
Freehold
XN. J
Union Township
Ocean Township
Long Branch
North Plainfield
Republian
Newark Fire Toll Rises With Two More Bodies Found
Two more bodies recovered from the Italian tenement ruins bringing the dead to sixteen. Identified victims include Lucila Casillo, 2, and another young child. several missing names listed. Arrested suspect Vito Cretenzo arraigned on arson charges as search continues.
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Newark
N. J
Lst
Lucila Casillo
Carmine Rosso
Angelo Rosso
Falma Villa
Baptista Villa
Palma
Salvatore Carros
Vito Cretenzo
Kentucky Legislature Ends Amid Governorship Dispute
Kentucky adjourned after a dramatic session as Beckham seeks the state buildings with militia reorganization funding of 100000 dollars. Taylor may stay as governor until court of appeals decision. Republicans threaten federal court action if they lose. Goebel fallout arises with senators and Goebel conspirator arrests continuing in Frankfort. Puerto Rico workers strike for higher pay. Knoxville Iron Co raises wages for day workers and hoisting crew.
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Kentucky
Collier
Castleman
Beckham
Almore
Court of Appeals
Taylor
Supreme Court of Kentucky
House
Trip- Jett
Goebel
Senate
Carter
Sheldon’s Christian Daily features famine appeal and war notes
A brief medley on fundraising for famine relief in India, comments by editor Sheldon, and a call to use regular channels for donations. The issue also includes Arnold T. Chase’s marriage note, a Kansas Millers association protest against railroad treasuries, an anti-war cartoon with General Otis casualty list, and editorials on wartime news from Grinnell Iowa.
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Ips
Chase Wlling
Mosuine
India
Christian Emdeaver World
Boston
Sheldon Urgnx
Stanley
Arnold T. Chase
General Otis
Luzon
Sheldon
Kansas Miller's Association
Telegraph
Ediitor Sheldon
Grinnell
Gates
Iowa College
Raid ing New York dives. Only the Managers Arrested and the Women Driven Out
Police raid on Sixth Avenue and Broadway targets concert halls in the Tenderloin. Capt Thomas's detectives arrest Tivoli manager Charles Ackron and seven others on disord eryly house charges with $500 bail each. Women residents are expelled while men remain, sparking large crowds and street excitement through midnight. Also reports Kalamazoo suppression of Sapho, trade imports and exports, labor talks on lakes, and a dermatology ad.
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Thirtieth Street Palice Stration
Thomas
Charles Ackron
Tivoli
West Thirtyfifth Street
Sixth Avenue
Broadway
Tenderloin
Bloemfontein Advance and British Occupation Hope
Lord Roberts advances toward Bloemfontein with French orders to seize the railway station. Reports claim occupation near the station and railway stock control, while the Boers retreat from Orange River. Salisbury replies the government will not concede independence for the South African republics.
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South African Republic
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