31 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1906
Page
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A fragmented notice recalls Mrs Lucy James of Gattimore who became Mrs Wilson a notable Washington figure. It notes her connection to Mr Wilson as first secretary of the American at Losqn, marriage delays due to war, and the 2 ? year timeline. In the current year Mr Wilson is named third assistant secretary of state.
Fort Wayne Ind March 01 Twenty three persons were injured when an eastbound New York Chicago and St Louis train wrecked at South Whitier. The crowding coach and five cars derailed at 43 miles an hour. Only the baggage and rear dining cars remained on the track as the others slid into a giteh. It is thought that the Talis spread with a smoking sleeping car the
Washington March 21 Justice Harlan denied rumors he planned to retire from the U S Supreme Court to devote time to founding a large Presbyterian church in Washington He said he was deeply interested in the church work and would aid it but had no present purpose to retire and would announce any intention to the public when it occurs
March 3 Vienna reports the retiring American ambassador Bellamy Storer is seriously ill in bed with Egyptian fever. Physicians ban visitors as his condition worsens. Mrs Storer denies using a private Roosevelt letter to aid Archbishop Ireland and plans to advocate her husband’s cause.
A Detroit advertisement touts a hair preparation labeled as the first appearance of a dandruff remedy, claiming it prevents baldness and is used by thousands. Sold by lea Stamps in Detroit, Mich, with J. A. Williamson, Special Agent, listed.
In New York on March 31 1906 anthracite mine operators agreed to meet the miners committee in New York at 10 am Tuesday after a telegram from George F Baer confirmed the conference. Miners in Wilkes Barre Pa announced a Monday work stoppage with all mines in the region to obey the scale committee order.
An article notes that Will Newerant’s coal company will not raise anthracite prices this year, despite general reductions and planned monthly adjustments. It reports impending miner strikes in several districts, potential delays, and anticipated impacts across Ohio, Western Pennsylvania, and allied regions, with coal executives seeking to stabilize sales ahead of a broader nationwide labor action.
Operators in Serentorn Pennsylvania post notices asserting continued work and protection amid a three year agreement set by Roosevelt appointees to stabilize the anthracite strike. The documents claim the Darlington strike commission will mediate between employers and workers from April 1, 1908, while warnings urge employees to remain at work or face costs. There is belief miners and operators may meet in New York next Tuesday to discuss a possible working agreement.
President Roosevelt remains non-committal as cabinet debates constitutional issues raised by telegrams from Indianapolis. The cabinet will review the matter further before any final position.
Indianapolis March 31 Amelioration of the threatened strike of bituminous coal miners on April was secured by the United Mine Workers of America who before adjourning with out day authorized national and dis-.
A chaotic account recalls 20 days of hunger and exposure endured by 43 men trapped in a mine. Rescue revived dozens of families as doctors warned against eating decayed horse flesh. Reported totals show about 700 missing, 500 bodies recovered, with debates over salvage efficiency and exhausted rescuers. Desperation, exposure, and grim details fill the narrative.
Washington March 31. The following appointments of fourth class postmasters are announced: Denniser in Rum Peter Wel en Freeport Thomas G. Ph Nugget s News: The main 372 of the University of Idaho at Mev was destroyed by fire. Jean Winder colored was hanged at prance Rid 2 murder of Frederick T. Rhztari an aged toll Reeper. The house ori tes on public by a public buftaies rations with hanging of Tempo Anella fears for the murder of adoptrd hars her. Joseph Al Turtey teller of the National Bank of Neridimerica of New ors is under arrest on the charge of Iplanting Stet from the bank.
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