Supreme Court upholds injunction against Pennsylvania carpenters union
Pennsylvania Supreme Court, in an opinion by Justice Brown, affirmed a lower court ruling barring Union No 3 and the United Brotherhood of Carpenters from interfering with workers seeking to unionize a local shop. The decision follows claims the union threatened action to force concessions and a boycott ensued. Meanwhile John Alexander Dowie left Havana for Mexico after brief visits.
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Pobadevit
supreme court
Brown
common pleas court
Butler county
compisini
SG. Purvis & Co
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
Uke
icm becallis
Government Attacks Meat Packers Immunity Plea
Attorney General Moody closes arguments in federal case over meat packers immunity pleas. He warns granting immunity would erode two decades of legal precedent and cripple federal enforcement. The hearing pits government against Armour & Co. and others with emphasis on personal rights under the constitution. The report also notes a separate train accident in Wilkes-Barre and a health ad for Chamberlain's Salve.
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WW. H. 2
Moody
United States
Tecom
Thler
Arjmoour & Co
Coal Crisis Looms as Operators Split at Indy Meeting
In Indianapolis a conference of central region coal operators from Ohio Indiana Illinois and Western Pennsylvania grapples with leadership split after J H Winder succeeds F L Robbins as chair. A faction pushes for floor action while others favor private negotiations, threatening a possible strike and disputed wage scale.
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Ohio
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Advance
Indianapolis
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astrict
Indiana
Hirags
Pennsylvania
FL. Robbins
Pittsburg Coal company
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Mr. Robbins
Robbins
Ryan
Obie
Hlin
Kentucky
West Virginia
F. L. Robbins
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Preparing for coal strike on hiring of strike breakers
Philadelphia reports that anthracite operators will not concede and anticipate a strike. Advertisements seek workers for open shop coal mine jobs in Barre and Wilkes-Barre area.
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Philadelphia
addr Barre
Wolkes-Barre
Morganatic Wife and Children of Austrian Crown Prince
The article describes the marriage of Francis Ferdinand to Sophie Chotek as morganatic because she was not of royal birth. It notes their children and explains the term morgranatic unions are not fully recognized as royal. It places the couple in the context of the Austrian royal family and Emperor Francis Joseph.
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Gar bever
Francis Ferdin
Sophie Chotek
Charles Louis
Francis Joseph
Methodist Preachers Denounce NY Police Over White Slave Evil
Methodist preachers in New York adopt resolutions denouncing the police for failing to suppress the white slave evil. They fault police administration and name wealthy property owners who lease houses to traffickers, linking the issue to a murder trial and the Spriggs arrest.
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New York
Berthe Clarche
Emil Gerdron
Robart Spriggs
Spriggs
Peace at Algeciras Amid Franco German Morocca Talks
Compromise terms reportedly close as delegates near a practical settlement on Morocco and related issues. Neutral powers pressed France and Germany to accelerate progress ahead of the conference’s next plenary session.
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Morocca
tarantorne
France
Hazing Bill Agreed On Subcommittee Report for Naval Academy
A hazing measure approved by the Naval Affairs sub-committee in Washington aims to discipline the Annapolis academy. It provides a graduated punishment system, empowers the secretary of the navy to dismiss cadets, allows court martial for hazing, and places discipline at the academy under naval leadership. The bill reflects Secretary Bonaparte’s recommendations and moves to be reported to the full committee and introduced in the House. James Robinson Princeton athletic trainer dies of heart failure at 85. he led programs at Harvard, Michigan, Yale, and Princeton. Mercury-free Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised.
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Bonanarte
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Suziand
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Yale
Hall
F J. Cheney & Co
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Toledo
Ohio
Count Witte Weighs Retirement Amid Ill Health at Empire Council
Reports quote Count Witte near retirement as the national assembly convenes. The cabinet divides over agrarian reform with Kokovsoff backing Witte while Finance Minister Shupoff opposes him. Witte reportedly sank from health strain after heart trouble and may retire immediately rather than later.
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Associated Press
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council of the empire
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Train Fire Saves Pupils at Haverhill School Annex
A fire at the Haverhill manual training school and high school annex in Massachusetts on March 20 threatened 150 students. Teachers’ quick actions enabled all to escape. one girl injured jumping from a window and instructor John Gourne was burned but unharmed in the escape. The three story wooden building, once a factory, suffered heavy damage with an estimated loss of 325000.
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Mass
Haverhill manual training school
John Gourne
Call of Original Docket Aims to Trim Legacy Suits
Chief Justice Fuller announced a April 9 call of the original docket the first since 1877 to require litigants to explain delays. The list includes 29 cases such as State of New Jersey vs Delaware docketed 1877 Town vs Plinors 1891 Maryland vs West Virginia 1891 Missouri vs Nebraska 1900 Kansas vs Colorado 191 South Dakota vs North Carolina 1941.
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Fuller
supreme court of the United States
State of New Jersey
Delaware
Town
Plinors
Maryland
West Virginia
Misouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
South Dakota
North Carolina
Gardner Wins Amateur Billiard Championship in Chicago
Edward W. Gardner of Passaic New Jersey secured the amateur billiard championship of America at the Chicago Athletic Association. He defeated Poggenberg of New York in the final game of the national tournament, winning five games without a defeat and ending 256 to 0 in the last match. Chas Francis succeeds Bellamy Storer as ambassador to Austria Hungary. Palma Re-Elected President in Havana. Cuban electors meet and unanimously choose Tomas Estrada Palma.
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Chicago
Edward W. Gardner
Passaic
N. J
America
Chicago Athletic Association
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Chas. Francis
Bellamy Storer mn
Charles Fracis
Troy
N.Y
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senate
Austria-Hungary
Bel. Tamy Storer
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