Foreman Resigns Amid Industrial Tensions and Accidents
A resignation during a period of governance transitions follows the case of foreman Rigketts. Amid Clarence A. Stliass inquiries, an NC Pine district report notes $2nphabh and Lena Fisher, a Philadelphia resident aged 7, among incidents. A fractured skull from a jump rope accident and a Delaware railroad track sweep lead to injuries, while foreman Harvey Dyer was struck by a train near Bover Delaware.
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Wood's dispatch says Moros used women as fighters and children as shields
General Wood asserts responsibility for troops actions at Mount Dajo on Jolo in a cable to Secretary Taft. He describes fierce close combat and claims some Moros, including women and children, were killed while in works and that women wore trousers and fought alongside men.
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Jolo
Taft
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Tragedy at Sea as British King Sinks Near Sable Island
The British King foundered about 150 miles south of Sable Island after a three day battle with the Atlantic storm. Rescue efforts by Leyland Line’s Bostonian and Mannheim saved 29 men, including 13 sighting crew, while Captain James O'Hagan perished aboard the Bostonian from injuries. Lifeboats were destroyed amid high seas and darkness, with crews attempting to delay the ship's demise and pull survivors from wreckage.
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Sable Island
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New York
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Rappenad
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Leyland
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Folk Heads Lincoln Birthplace Association to National Park
Missouri's young governor Joseph W Folk serves as president of the Lincoln Farm Association aiming to convert the Lincoln birthplace farm in Kentucky into a national park. The initiative notes the site as a "Little model farm that raised a Man," per Mark Twain.
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LINCOLN FARM ASSOCIATION
Missouri
Lincoln birthplace
Mark Twain
Kentucky
Robert J. Colter
Collier's Weekly
Governor Folk
Labor Leaders Fire On Gilbert Bill Before Judiciary Panel
President Sampers of the AFL and A Furuseith of the Seamen's Union denounced the Gilbert anti injunction bill before the House Judiciary Committee. They warned Roosevelt's alleged endorsement would harm labor aiming for better conditions. Gompers suggested any anti injunction measure must allow lawful action and criminal injunctions need not be barred.
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Nilson and McGovern Fight Ends In Draw At National Athletic Club
The bout between Nelson and McGovern at the National Athletic Club ends in a draw after a contentious match. Both boxers trade solid blows through five rounds with Nelson pressing and McGovern holding on, slipping to the floor in round six as crowd boos and calls of fake echo.
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Fire disrupts Trull hospital operation during blaze
Seven teen patients were moved as a fire damaged Trull hospital in Tideford Maine. Surgeons continued an operation on a female patient under water leaking from above, umbrellas shielding the table while fire crews fought the blaze. The fire caused 25600 dollars in losses and no follow up for other patients.
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Trull hospital
Plot to murder Dr Parkhurst foiled by police plot
District Attorney probes an alleged plan to kill Dr Charles Parkhurst sparked by a police official angry over Parkhurst Society raids. John Doe proceedings involve Acting Captain John H Sheils and two plainclothesmen with two civilians. affidavits from Richard Wilson and Rogers are examined as hearings continue at Tombs court.
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New York
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Society for the Prevention of Crime
Jerome
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John H. Sheils
West 100th street
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Richard Wilson
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