City Rebuilds Continue Amid War Toll and Funds Shortage
After disaster strikes, banks resume operations in temporary quarters as 550 retailers restart and 825 permits issued for retail activity. Officials report grate progress on rail spur clearance and street cooking despite inadequate water supply and large repair costs.
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Francisco
Engveni
Mayer Schmitz
General Greely
citizens’ commantes
Phalen
finzncs
ereset ry
Miners Convention Leaning Toward Strike in Tri-District
Scranton Pennsylvania May 4. The first sessions of the miners tri district convention showed strong sentiment for a strike among 600 delegates. Mitchell reported progress but said a full commission remains needed and warned that only a miracle could avert a strike as sentiment hardened after Mt Carmel incident.
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Mitchell
Mt. Carmel
Carmel
She Diaade
enficaverins
Gray
Jermyn
Luzerne county
Troopers in Mt Carmel Arrest Two Foreigners
State police encamped at the Sayre colliery near Mt Carmel arrested two foreigners as they patrolled the town. One was charged with insulting a police squad and the other as a leader of the mob that attacked troopers last Monday. The town remained quiet and mine workers did not intervene.
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Mt Carmel
state constabulary
Sayre
Mt. Carmel
Woman Leaders Rise in Reform Groups Amid Blurred Names
Fragmentary text notes Rev Anna Shaw and Chapman Catt in leadership of a reform association, praising Shaw as a rare ordained woman in the movement. It mentions liberal culture and several women identified with professional roles, though language remains unclear and incomplete.
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Susan B. Anthony
Anna TWoward Shaw
Chapman Catt
Horal Armed association
Miss Shaw
prac
Currie
ANNA H. SHAW
THE
WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION
Peace hearing set after delay in truants case
A hearing will be held when a suitable time arrives before a justice of the peace. Burgess Penman issued a proclamation ordering all persons to keep the peace warning that any concealed deadly weapons will lead to arrest and punishment. Justice of the Peace Reed has not yet served the warrants charging troopers with assault and battery with intent to kill.
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justice of the peace
Burgess Penman
Reed
Mine Leader Held for Court Over House Fire Near Windber
Charles S. Shank president of the Windber Local UMWA was held for court after a hearing. Deputy sheriffs testified they saw Shank near the burning Berwind-White property shortly before the fire. A witness said he saw Shank depart the Empir house minutes before the blaze. Shank is held on 1400 bail awaiting trial.
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Fobnstewn
Charles S. Skank
Windber
United Mine Workers of America
Berwind-White Coal company
Shank
empir
Somerset
McKinley Estate Auditing and Insolvency Questions
George B. Somersville, auditor for Abner McKinley’s estate, convened in Somerset to hear exceptions to Mrs Annie E McKinley’s account. Attorneys petitioned for a subpoena to compel her Tampa presence, alleging evasion. The former McKinley home sold for 16005 last fall. claims of lavish furnishings and missing items cited. Estate depreciation noted. Dr Henanus L Bach’s 1909 medical claim partially allowed. Meanwhile Secretary Bonaparte, ill with indigestion, shows improvement and may depart for a drive by week’s end.
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Somerset
George B. Somersville
Abner McKinley
President McKinley
Annie E. McKinley
John R. Scott
Sem2
McKinley
Tampa
Fla
clso
McKinley place
Hermanus L. Baer
McKinsey
Henanus L. Bach
Abner McKinsey
McKinler
Bonaparte
Baltimore
Secretary of the Navy
Charles J. Bonaparte
Thomas R Brown
Ailing Falsouia Resident Praises Stomach Tablets
Mrs Sue Martin a respected Falsouia Missouri resident suffered stomach trouble for more than six months. She took Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and now can eat anything, claiming the medicine made her the proudest at home. Forssloat A L Pearrs Drug Store.
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Sue Martin
Falsouia
Mise
Chamberlain
L. Pearra
Mission Cancelled as Sherman Returns to Fort Ostethorpe
Rman Keenly Hurt by SMS of his mission as General Sherman abandons his trip and returns with a military escort to Fort Oylethorpe. A special messenger from General Duvall arrived at Cartersville praising the Gulf department and orders for immediate recall amid misgivings by southern locals and press. Lt Campbell commands the escort.
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Rman
Ga. Mayne-Hey
Sherman
W. T. Sherman
fRartr
Fort Ostethorpe
General Duvall
department of the gulf
Cartersville
Fort McPherson
Campbell
war department
Fort Oylethorpe
Prosecutions Likely Over Rebates in Trust Railroads
Justice seeks grand jury action after suspected rebates by railroads and acceptance by the off trust. Commissioner Garfield's report centers on rebates, not antitrust violations, with investigation spanning New England to California and the South. Subpoenas issued in Ohio to Standard Oil officials amid broader anti Standard Oil efforts.
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On Trust
de- Parauert af gustice
Garfield
bureau of corporations
department of justice
department
United States
New England
California
south
Standard Oil
Ohio
Van Guntee
Toledo
Standard Oil company
Hitman
Ohio Oil company
Barstow
Solar Refining
comany
Obin
Solar companies
custer
Wathenheimer
Frank S. Monnett
infortey
cone
Casey
Indiana
Ilinois
Jersey election laws signed by governor impose heavy penalties
Governor Stokes signed two bills tightening election rules. First bill punishes spending money to influence voters or employees with five years disfranchisement for a first offense and ten years plus a $1900 fine for a second offense. Second bill bans bribery related spending including meals or club room rent with two years disfranchisement.
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Trenton
SN. J
Stokes
Marelli
President seeks restoration for three hazing midshipmen
President Roosevelt recommended restoring three dismissed midshipmen to the Naval Academy with a one year loss, by letter to Senate and House naval affairs leaders. Worth W. Foster George H. Melvin and Richard L. Desassure would be reduced to the next lower class with corresponding rank and pay changes.
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Congress
Washington
naval academy
Worth W. Foster
George H. Melvin
Richard L. Desassure
Roosevelt
Hale
Representative Foss
senate
house
house committees on naval affairs
Annapolis
Tram
naval service
academy
Sore Nipples Aid With Chart berisin Salve
Instructions state acute soreness in nursing infants may be eased by applying Chart berisin's Salve immediately after nursing. Wipe clean before next feeding. Many trained nurses use this calve with fewer side effects. Price 25 cents per box. Sold at A L Pastre's Drug store.
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A. L. Pastre
Great Lakes tie up nears completion on cited ships
Buffalo May 4 The Great Lakes tie up nears completion as firemen struck on four of six vessels arriving from upper lakes. Docks at Rose Island Thomas Adams J M Jenks and H Deverany tied up with union watchmen ensuring crews stay on board. Officials will halt loading as ships arrive. no grain is unloaded.
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Great Lakes
Buffalo
upper lake
Ireland
Thomas Adams
J. M. Jenks
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