Battleship Rhode Island Strands in Chesapeake Bay Entrance
The new battleship Rhode Island ran aground near York Spit while attempting to enter York River. Officials cited treacherous shoals and uncertain bearings as causing the incident, with a court of inquiry to determine responsibility and possible actions.
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Streck
York River
Norte
Rhode Island
York Spit
Chesapes
s. Rheds
Bilot
capes
Virginia
York Bay
Nine grafters off to jail for conspiracy in Banover
Wilkes-Barre May 7 six school directors and three auditors of Banover township were convicted of conspiracy. Judge Halser fined each 109 dollars and ordered three months in equity jail. Directors listed include Larry Conner W T Lavin Thomas Glyas James Devaney Thomas Caffrey Thomas Finnegan. Auditors were Jots W. The Job art OHshes, tax collector for the board.
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Wilkes-Barre
Banover township
Halser
cquity
Tacyam School
larry Conner
W. T. Lavin
Thomas Glyas
Jamees Devaney
Thomas Caffrey
Thomas Finnegan
Jobart OHshes
Peace In The Goal Regions Resume Work May 14
Scranton reports averted strike as anthracite operators and union leaders reach a tentative agreement. Mitchell and district officials return to confer at Music Hall, expecting ratification and a resumption of work by May 14 with a proposed term of years and no discrimination against suspended miners. Joy spreads in coal regions as leaders urge patience and unity while addressing wages and conditions.
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Scranton
organiza tuom
New York
Mitchell
Music Hall
Iegat
Presidert Mitchell
George F. Baer
J. Central
New Yort city
Baer
sait
acions BS
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Peace brings miners joy and market rush in coal regions
Reports from Schuylkill Haven Shamokin Reading and Chicago show miners returning to work after a period of tension. Delaware, Lackawanna & Western officials forecast a solid summer with rising demand for anthracite in the west. Storage yards in Landingville and Abrams shift to double teams to push coal to market.
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John Mitchell
R. A. Phillips
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western company
Jaume
Schuylkill Valley
Schuylkill Haven
Schuylkill
Coat and Irena company
rapidis
Landingville
Reading
Reading Car and Iron company
Landingeville
Abrams
Train wreck report blames engineer for deadly collision
The official hard-hitting report pins the West Bound train mishap on engineer J. T. Dougherty of No. 21 west. He ignored orders to wait at Carlim end of the double track, continuing on the single line. Ten men died and thirty six were injured in the Petersburg branch crash and the Union Furnace freight wreck preceded the disaster.
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Altona
Chicago mall
Chicago
Si Lous
Petersburg
J. T. Dougherty
Carlim
D. PB. Shaffer
fast mail
bret
W. x. Trinkls
Philadelphia
G. W. Law
York Neckwear company
York
Oscar Anderson
Velva
N. KL
J. A. Van Hook
W. WW. Applegarth
Baltimore
W. G. Dickman
West Fairview
A. Wr. Livingstone
Lancaster
John A. Camp
Harrisburg
M. R. Beam
O. L Hofman
Petersboro
W. D McCullough
Ahoona
E.ee Irwin
Pittsburg
T. J. Scott
Fort Warne
Ind
F. J. McDermott
Tyrone
Davider
J. S.Fickes
T. Cook
F. HH. Collins
condretor
W. Osborne
J. R. Carpenter
Williamsport
Nora Triegingier
New Orleans
J. b. Mireantt
porter
Jersey
Cindy Bealer
Johnstown
J Fi. Downs
Columbia
Frank Sampie
Canmere
Dorato Beleri
J. Ho Hembright
J. ¥. Tronsherry
Altoona
C. T. Fisher
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