Eyler testimony alleges mismanagement at Girls Industrial School
Mrs Eyler testified amid probes of mismanagement at the Girls Industrial School. She accused fellow teachers of disloyalty and inciting disobedience, defended her record and asserted resignations followed complaints to officials. Records shown disputed witness statements about a dungeon and anklets, while committee members planned a bill shaping school governance with a male superintendent.
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Federation of Labor Meeting Reports Labor Grievance
Members including Samuel Gompers and James Danneb convened at the federation of labor meeting. A Knoxville woolen plant faced claims of unfair discharge for union membership, while Congress work bills on eight hours and prison labor progress were noted. The group pledged to unite and push for these measures.
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Monster appropriation bill passes senate
Washington March 26 Two measures of national importance pass senate. The legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill carrying over 25 000 000 is approved without debate. A commission to adjudicate Spanish war claims also passes without opposition. House balks at Puerto Rican relief amendments. party lines split on extending relief funds.
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Goebel murder case edges toward trial in Kentucky
Kaleb Powers, John Davis and William H Cullen face arraignment for murder accomplice charges as commonwealth seeks to bring witnesses. Prosecution delays due to readiness and public safety concerns, amid confessions and barbourville dispatches and guards surrounding Goebel investigations.
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Premature blast kills eight workers in Pennsylvania railroad project near Elizabeth Town
A blast in the new extension of the Pennsylvania railroad near Elizabeth town in Lancaster county killed Thoms, Cashion, and an Italian laborer with Elmer Shearer fatally injured. The accident brings total deaths to eight since construction began a year ago.
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Woes of Railroaders Protest Central Railroad New Jersey
Jerecy teuteal Meo Wake 8 Vigoroes protest in New York and Jersey City over alleged grievances on the Central Railroad of New Jersey. They accuse officials of bias, the fight over a drinking rule, and the practice of weeding out Brotherhood members. Mention of President Maxwell and Vice President from Chicago and Northwestern, plus losses of brakemen and costly uniform rules.
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Bryan Platform Declared by Nebraska Democrats
William J Bryan led a Nebraska Democratic platform aligning with the Chicago program and 1 to 1, opposing a large standing army, anti trust and imperialism, favoring popular election of US senators. Delegates instructed to back Bryan at Kansas City and Sioux Falls conventions.
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Relief of Siafiering War News From South Africa
Reports from the South African theater describe substantial Boer resistance around Smithfield and Khroonstad with British columns moving to pressure the Pretoria region. General Galacre rests at Springfontein while Lord Roberts plans further maneuvers. dispatches note Kruger conceding his forces cannot stay in the field beyond another month.
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Death of J. E. Taubeneck Former Pope List National Chairman
Wan, Washington March 29 Herman E Taubeneck, widely known as former chairman of the national committees of the Peoples party, died in死亡.
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Assessment set for Berwin-White strikers aid
Altoona Pa March 20 Delegates of District No 2 United Mine Workers voted to levy a 50 cent assessment on each miner and mine laborer when delegates return home. Each will receive 25 cents, with the rest used to aid Berwin White strikers at Anita Horatio and to fund Tioga county court cases, reviewed every payday.
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Lydgate May Be Lost Off Shanghai Voyage Dates
The steel bark Lydgate, 2250 tons with four masts, left New York Aug 22 for Shanghai with case oil and is now reported lost after 206 days at sea. She aimed to reach Portland to load wheat for the United Kingdom after Shanghai and had a new crew aboard.
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