Costly mirror valued at 80000 arrives in New York
A six ton mirror valued at 80000 and described as the most valuable single item ever carved across the Atlantic arrived on the steamer St Andrew. It will serve the Mount Wilson Solar Observatory in Pasadena California and travel by boat to New Orleans then overland to Pasadena.
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Courthouse Fire Destroys Lebanon County Archives
A fire gutted the Lebanon County courthouse attic killing funds and damaging the court and judges libraries and historical society papers. Most vault contents were reported safe in treproof storage, with losses estimated between 50 000 and 76 000 dollars. The Mount Carmel fire damaged six businesses, totaling about 980 000 dollars. A strike halts work at the South Hartford Steel Car Foundry with about 800 workers out.
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White House Seeks Equal Access for Labor Leaders
Washington reports a White House labor dinner and follow up talks aimed at easing tensions over labor legislation. Officials say the aim is to show government openness to labor representatives on equal footing, while inviting attorneys with strong reputations to represent unions in disputes.
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Build canals and waterways, says Atlantic Deeper Waterways
The Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association wrapped their first annual convention in Baltimore with a resolution urging Congress to authorize a permanent national improvement for inland and export traffic. J. Hampton Moore of Philadelphia was re elected president and A. B. Burke of Philadelphia became secretary treasurer.
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Convicted Man Found Guilty in Wilkes-Barre Case
Owens was found guilty in a Wilkes-Barre court by a jury after a trial over an incident involving his wife. The judge Ferris directed the jury, and the verdict labeled him guilty though questions about interference were raised. He faces sentencing on Saturday.
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Tammany Worker Held For New York Murder Case
A coroner's jury reports a Tammany worker, Edward Keesah, held without charge in connection with the murder of Stone, a Republican election district captain in the Assembly district of New York. The details remain unclear as investigations proceed.
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