Strike Settlement Move In Pittsburg District
Representatives of Pittsburg coal operators met to hear the report of a fifteen member committee tasked with settling the strike. The committee failed to agree, then a new emergency committee with full powers was formed including M. B. Taylor, Thomas Young, J C Andrews, D W Lehrendeberz, F L Ratbins, Alex Dempster, R H Bosle, John Blythe, B Brazwell, and W P DeArmut. Operators show a desire to end the strike quickly on favorable terms, with authorities empowered to settle districtwide at a price deemed fit. The Cleveland conference and Illinois developments suggest the strike may be nearing its end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas
Alithi
Pittsburg
Sitl
Pittsburg Cos
Alex Dempster
M.B. Taylor
Thomas Young
JC A Andrews
D. W. Lehrendeberz
F L Ratbins
R. H. Bosle
John Blythe
B Brazwell
W. P DeArmut
Prizeburg
Cleveland
Illinois
Coal Strike Talks Lead to Possible Wage Concession
Harrisburg May 30. Governor Pattison met with coal operators J L Mitchell Tyrone Edward J Berwind New York and J C Scott Philadelphia to discuss end to strikes. Pattison quoted operators offering highest wages seen in competitive districts and to run business with Pennsylvania miners on that basis. He believes a settlement is possible as operators push for agreement and miners may call off the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernor Fattivon
White
Harrisburg
J. L. Mitchell
Tyrone
Edward J. Berwind
New York
J. C Scott
Philadelphia
Middle Pennsylvania
Pattison
Executive Mansion
Associated Pross
James White
Houtzdale
Kelly Gaining Converts in St Louis Camp Visit
Kellys industrials drew about 10 000 visitors during a rest day with more than double that number expected today General Kelly spent time making soldiers comfortable for their stay through Friday before continuing to Washington via the Mississippi and Ohio rivers He praised St Louisans for hospitality and reported about a hundred new members recruited Ball Fighters Funeral Manna Mar 3 Twenty thousand witnessed matador Esparter funeral cortege through Seville routes packed balconies and streets Prize Fighters Sentenced Ja May 3 RicCor and others jailed for violating boxing laws plus fines City Hotel Nine to play Uptown Browns at 5 30 today with Hall Robertson vs Lee Morgan. rematch Friday Likely doubleheader.
Coupon for RAND McNALLY & CO. Offer at Office
A coupon invites patrons to send or bring one coupon and 16 seats to the office to receive one part of RAND, McNALLY & CO S reference, indicating a promotional distribution likely tied to maps or atlases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand, McNally & CO
Miners Strike and Rail Coal Shipment Across States
A miner delegation returned to induce Spillmay miners to resume work with banners and a band, reporting no violence as eighty three miners joined the strike. All Pamery Reach mines are idle and fuel shortages affect steamboat lines to Cincinnati. Ottawa reports 18 prisoners and fines for foreign strikers. La Salle notes quiet arrests, with twenty in custody and potential sixty as suspects. Coal shipments from Pocahontas West Virginia to Rochester halt confiscation fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spillmay
Pamery
Here
Cincinnat
Ottawa
Hanley
la Salle
Rocnestex
Westernew York and Pennsylvania Railroad
Rochester Gas Company
S. B Stuart
Pocahontas
West Virginia
Camden
Ali
la Balle
Shenfi
Fae
Birkowski
County Officials Convicted In Book Scandal At Paterson
Pas saic circuit court found Freeholders John H. Morrow Cornelius Quackenbush Henry Wardle Thomas W Risk and Thomas Oman guilty of unlawfully spending 23000 for The Centennial History of Paterson edited by William Nelson, not yet published. Other finance members, George W DeMott John C Roe Thomas Homan and Quackenbush were also convicted. Judge Dixon noted no publication evidence and warned against breach claims against publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patercoy
N. J
Passaic
John H.morrow
Cornelius Quackenbush
Henry Wardle
Thomas W. Risk
Thomas Oman
Finance Committee
Board of Freeholders
Paterson
William Nelson
Dixon
Senators Deny Ties to Sugar Trust in Finance Hearing
The Senate investigative committee wrapping up its probe into the sugar schedule heard denials from Senators Caffery Voorhees and West, ex congressman Lefevre, and Rep Cochran. They disputed papers linking them to the sugar trust and described meetings at Brice house and the Arlington hotel as misrepresented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caffery
Voorhees
Jonss
West
Lefevre
Cochran
Fateo
Carlisle
Wasuiseron
Gray
Senate
Perugrew
Faulkner
Wen
Edwards, Schriver
Walker
Bourke Cochran
Ben Lefevre
Edewart
Philadelphia Press
Mr Caffery
Mc Caffery
Havemeyer, Terrell and Mayer
Havereyer
Havemeyer Dor
Sugar Trust
Caifers
Havermeyer
Capitol
Finance Committee
Brice
Hou
Havemerer
Havemeyer
Senator White
Louisiana
Senator Hill
New York
Gorman
Senasters Jones
Edwards
Arlington
Senator Brice
Arlington Hotel
Reessie
The
Arington
Trust
Joe Rickey
Senator West
Mr West
Rickey
Bourke Cockrat
ST Be
Lena Jones
Suger Trust
Thay Carlisle
Democratic Party
Causse
Edward
Ther
Wes
Seattle Commonweal Army leaders face contempt in NP train seizure
May 30 in Bielena Montana United States court heard charges against Seattle Commonweal Army leaders for seizing a Northern Pacific train. Leader W Kelly received six months in county jail, engineer John Ross six months, and William Blair Stewart Lackey and Tom Davidson each got thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaft
Bielena
Mont
Seattle
Commonweal Army
United States
Northern Pacific
W Kelly
John Ross
William Blair
Stewart Lackey
Tom Davidson
New Departure Uniter Wage Earners Decide to Act Politically
New York May 90 The grand convention of railroad employes at Lenox Lyceum May 27 28 29 adjourned sine die. E E Clark of Chicago said the meeting began a series of actions to secure endorsement across railroad wage careers. The order will avoid religious or political endorsement but aims to enter politics without splitting its strength, though no action is possible this year. Delegates will report to divisions and seek endorsements for future efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lenox Lyceum
E. E. Clark
Chicago
Order of Railroad Conductory
Orders
Yailroad
Congress
Open Up a New Coal Field by Chesapeake and Ohio
Hustission West Virginia May 2 The Chesapeake and Ohio company plans a vast new line paralleling the Norfolk and Western through southern West Virginia to seize 2,000,000,000 tons of coal and top timber lands. The project, among the era’s largest, aims to start this year and transform regional mining prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hustission
Wva
Chesapeake and Ohio Company
Norfolk and Western
West Virginia
Chesapeake and Ohio
Turbulent municipal election amid Tennessee scare
Fragmented text reports widespread damage to tropes in Tennessee amid threats to a municipal election in Martinsburg. Notable items include a Republican win in Winnington North Carolina, a wife sentenced to thirty years in an unrelated case, and various international developments from railway buyouts to congress sessions and plans to fund Brazil’s revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
T Marttins
Winnington
Jota Brock
Merer
Chicago and Southeastern Indiana Midland Railway
Southern Immigraion and Industrial Congress
Grand Opera House
Augusta
Rio Janeiro
Admiral da Gama
Europe
Insolent Strikers Routed by Military Leaders in Cripple Creek
A chaotic scene unfolds as deputies and strikers clash near Cripple Creek with Winchesters seen in use and both sides expanding guard lines. Miners, outraged and outnumbering neighbors, report saloon closures and fear a violent end. Governor Waite plans Cripple Creek action as reports of collusion and military instruction surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criplle Cesf Cole
Cripple Creek
Beir
Tndbeiidluals
Guy
Uve Union Plon
Gull Halk
White
Denver
Colo
Bowers
al Paso County
Yesferlas
Posible
B. Gartner
Gripple Creek
Waite
Crippie Creek
J. Jakason
West Point
Bull Mountain
European travelers observe American fashion and progress in a fragmented sketch
The piece contrasts European views on gas, railcars, and wealth with the American West's plain realities. It notes citizens’ pragmatism, imagines a future where American ideas shape attire, and describes a lace neckpiece with ribbon and moire details as a fashion item highlighted by Julie Chollet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jupie Chollet Et Uiies
Contumacious Witnesses Reported by Senate Bribery Probe
The Senate reported newspaper men as contumacious to its bribery committee. Vice President forwarded the matter to the district attorney as debate centered on constitutional questions and direct examination of involved parties. Decoration Day holiday noted and legislation on lumber, banking taxes discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wpators
Newspaperen Gee
Fie Diatelet
Wasursros
Senate
Hill
New York
Uiea
Hid
Allen
Proctor
Pettigreve
8. D
Hale
House
Cox
Tenn
Johnson
Ind
Black
Yesterday's Baseball Games Across Leagues In 1890s Style
RasLonal League results from Philadelphia Chicago 14 7 and New York 12 Louisville 2 games in Brooklyn Boston Cincinnati charters blank with Pittsburg Baltimore 2. Easters League matches include Springfield Providence 21 Springfield 0 Wilkes Barre Syracuse 0 forfeited Buffalo Erie 3 Binghamton Troy 14 Binghamton 4. Pennsylvania State League Easton Altoona 6 Easton 4 Allentown Harrisburg 4 Allentown 6 Scranton Pottsville 1. Paris fashion urged Americans to dictate their own styles in a provocative opinion by Judie Chalict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Washington
Louisville
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Springfield
Providence
Wilkesbarre
Wilkesbeere
Syracuse
Buffalo
Erie
Binghamton
Troy
Easton
Altoona
Allentown
Harrisburg
Scranton
Pottsville
Parisian influence on American fashion sparks debate
The piece questions American reliance on European dress dictums asking why the U S should not set its own fashion authorities and styles Instead Americans look to England for fall wear Paris for others and Vienna for a hint suggesting a broader critique of transatlantic fashion dependence with hints of European perceptions of Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
England
Paris
Vienna
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cheuvront Leonard
L Hood & Co
Lowell, Brass
Mysicians
Bo’ Hood
Hood
Cheuveont
Leonard
Albert L. Pearre
Garrott & Pearre
Etchison Building
South Market Street
Frederick
L.m.nixdoref, Jr
Court ST
W. T. Delaplaine & Co
Insurance
Essage
Ohio
Salixeville
Jefferson County
Wellsville
Clark’s Tank
Yellow Creek
Weilsville
Paicipsstre
O'Shanter
Clearfield County
Horatio
Walston
Adran
Fonsa
Ose aLousa. Ia
National Guard
Sheriiff
Mixon
Aistow
Tool
Wenona
Sprix Crittp
Ils
McBride
Crawforce
Guyman
Eithe United Mine Workers of
Mizacis
Consolidated Coal Company
Charles Ridgely
Morris, Ill
Morris
Coal City
United Mine
Bi Esparter
Seville
RicCor
Sunda
Adams Country
Ryan
Jar
Sufine
McCoy
Ryen
City Hotel
Hall and Roberson
Browns
Lee and Morgan
Encyclopedia and
M Dupuy
M. Barthon
Sutherland
Sing Sing
Brooklts
Justice of the Peace
Kenneth F Sutherland
Gravesend
Sing Sing Prion
Eutherland
Crrr
Mexico
Benito Hernandez
Hernandez
Matamoras
Monterer
Colchastoshen
Brrigand
E. Pa
Mount Lookout
Wiliam Morgan
Willam Mitchell
Thomas Frothrower
Morgan
Mitchell
Freeland
Bazveros
Pal Mas
Anthony Radewick
Adrel Ma
Warhington
Grand Trunk Express
K.S Smith
Toreto
Ctatesmen
Uniter
Calcutta
Clarkkupri
North
Carchar
Oregon
Portraxo
Ore
Idaho
Coltubia
Willamette
Carelece
Brooxtrx
Wrrster
Trimace
Carclesy
Snevn
Gsting
Pittsotre
Galvin
Baltimore and Ohio
General Fry
Shock
Qweso
Alexander Shock
Lehigh Valley
van Buren
Waverly
Parker
Shuck
Auburn
Asiontorn Pa
Alta
Colorado
Fort Donelson
Clarksville
Peter Turney
Wasiinatos
Wine
Kytse Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Pothiaster
Ger Hinelt
Junce
New Yoas
Peter de Lacy
Justice Gaynor
Dwyer
de Jacy
Brooklyn Jockeys Club
de Lacy
Fort Wayne
Grand Army
Costilhe
Lisnox
Careain Catifho
bin Mindello
Rio de Janeiro
Martal
Governor Flower
Saranac Lake
Goavernor Flower
Riverate Inn
Lake Flower
Creston
Philip Marvel
BO Fears
Bergdoll’s
Bridgewater
Marvel
Fitzgerald
Catharine Fitzgerald
McLaughlin
Hattie Pearsall
Weaver
Congres Atlantic
Jamnes B. Weaver
Romany
Ramsay
Walker W Powell
Wichita
Kan
Omaha
Ramsey
F. E. Gilliland
Thurston
Judie Chalict
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!