Conference to Settle Strike Reported in Cleveland
Cleveland report says Hanna and George W Perkins conferred on settling the anthracite strike. Hanna refused comment, noting too much has been said. In Wilkesbarre a committee from engineers and firemen sought to withdraw the strike order, hoping Mitchell would meet them. leaders expect a larger engineers turnout to widen the strike after Monday.
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Civic Federation
George W Perkins
J. FP. Morgan_& Co
Soen
Frank P Sargent
Ralph M. Easley
Wilkesbarre
Scranton
United Mine Workers
Messrs
Fain
Nicholls
Duffy
Mitchell
Mondhy
Diet for Summer Time Expert Advice on Food for Warm Weather
A noted domestic science writer at Wellesley College urges a lighter summer diet with less meat and more fish eggs vegetables and fruit. She endorses salads fruit and proper cooking for energy and health, arguing ice cream can be wholesome when consumed slowly and hygienically. Less meat means clearer heads and reduced spring fever, with science backing spring and summer dietary changes. Intended Child bride A Lancaster marriage license records a 66-year-old groom George Harman marrying 15-year-old Mary amid family opposition. she died before the ceremony and the wedding collapsed as relatives objected.
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Ceorge W. Hermisn
Colombia
Mary
Ida Sickenholser
Columbis
Harman
Theas
York County
TORN BY BARBED WIRE INJURY TO SAMUEL W HO LTER NEAR MT PHILIP
Samuel W. Holter son of the late Peter Holter near Mt Philip on Catoctin Mountain was seriously injured when a horse bolted after a dog bit the animal’s leg. He was thrown against a barbed wire gate, cutting his face deeply and ripping his cheek. The buggy was wrecked. he was taken to Middletown by his brother and treated by Dr Wagaman with six stitches to the cheek.
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Peter Holter
Mt. Philip
Catoctin Mountain
Holter
Broad Run
Mr. Holter
Great Pennsylvanian Bridge Move Stuns Rail Officials
A 2700 ton steel bridge on the Pennsylvania Railroad was moved 470 feet in 1 minute 48 seconds in New Brunswick New Jersey. Eight stationary engines powered the operation with four on river boats and four on banks. A 36 minute interval followed by a 67 car freight train crossing the new bed without delay.
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New Bronswick
N. J
Hast Bromwick
Raritan River
Chicago
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