Strike Looms as Miners Rally in Scranton Convention
At the Scranton Pennsylvania miners convention 600 delegates under National President John Mitchell convene to discuss a possible strike over wage and work terms. A Jermyn speaker urges action after five weeks of coal mine stoppages and operators resisting demands.
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Associated Press
Scranton
Mitchell
Jermyn
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
John Mitchell
Anthracie
Court House
Neill
Cha P F. Neill
United States
White House
Roosevelt
Dr. Neill
Pennywacker
National Guard
Oshkosh Urges War Secretary to Revoke Menasha Dam Permit
Oshkosh common council resolutions reach Representative Davidson urging the secretary of war to revoke the eight inch flashboard permit at the Menasha dam. Davidson to refer the matter to Major Judson for a thorough investigation and report in the Fox River valley.
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Washington, D. C
Davidson
Common Council of
Oshkosh
Secretary of War
Menasha Dam
Judson
Fox River Valley
H. C. Stevens
Woman Fatally Shot by Lover in Milwaukee
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukeee Wis May 3 Lilian Cole aged eight was shot by her lover Thawwars around seven this evening at 416 Take avenue after she refused him. He accused her of infidelity, drew a pistol, and fired twice as three officials pursued in automobiles. Thawwars, a cook at the Telvidere hotel, was captured near Copies Chayerva and taken to Recine for arraignment. He faces charges of assault and murder.
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Milwauxer
Wis
Rackus
Lilian Cole
Fered
Telvidere
Copies
Chayerva
Trwan
Olga Ostertag
Vicentine Ostertag
Fourteenth Street
Warsaw
Slater
St. Vincent'a
Oregon Street
Adolph Wibbert
Riverside Cemetery
King in Fine Health After Mysterious Illness
A scrambled report notes the king in fine health following a period of illness. It mentions a visit by Poems Testerdes and hints at preparations or expectations for ITIN with unspecified ads.
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King
SANTIAGO SECRETARY NAMED FROM RACINE
Henry LD Jones of Racine Wisconsin has been named secretary of the United States Legation at Santiago Chile. The appointment, presided over by Col John Hicks of Oshkosh, marks a notable rise for a Wisconsin graduate who studied diplomacy. Senator Spooner and Judge Quarles recommended him and locals expect Hicks will aid his career.
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Racine
Wis
Henry LD. Jones
United States
Santiago
Chile
John Hicks
Oghkosh
David Jones
University of Wisconsin
Spooner
Quarles
Hicks
Senate Delays Tillman Eviction Resolution and Naval Bill Action
In Washington May 3 the Senate postponed Tillman’s eviction inquiry resolution, keeping it on the table for potential future action. The debate included Nelson opposing Bailey’s amendment limiting ICC injunction power. In the House, naval appropriations were debated as the bill faced reductions from the prior year and funding asks.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Tillman
Minor Morris
White House
Nelson
Bailey
Supreme Court
Littlefield
Maine
Agricultural Department
Williams
Mississippi
Fose
Illinois
House
Arma
Naval Department
Tillman Angers Spooner in Senate Exchange
In Washington on March 3 a Senate session featured a sharp clash between Senators Tillman and Spooner over the rate bill. Tillman accused the practice of issuing injunctions against strikers, prompting Spooner to retort that Tillman forgets what is decent. A heated exchange over floor control followed until Tillman apologized and Spooner resumed his seat.
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Associated Presey
Washington, D. C
Senate
Spooner
Tillman
Wisconsin
South Carolina
Mr. Tilman
Mr. Spooner
Bomb concealment plot ends in fatal blast in forest
A fragmentary report describes two men in a forest near Vis cennes at Orlock trying to hide a bomb. One man named Strie was killed instantly while a partner named ReusenedT was seriously injured. Authorities have not yet verified IDs or complete connections of the suspects.
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Paris
Viscennes
Orlock
Strie
Reusenedt
Boustaectl
Frasnenta
Iseerates
Reception to Athletes Negotiates Records by French Athletes
An unsigned Allied report says Americans and French intend to recognize American Amateur Athletic records. Negotiations cover inclusions and encouragement of competition between the two nations. American athletes are already preparing to compete in events in the United Kingdom.
Roosevelt Explains Acceptance Limits on Foreign Aid for San Francisco Relief
President Roosevelt issues a special message to Congress detailing his stance on foreign contributions for the San Francisco disaster. He notes he could not accept offers made to the federal government, but praises aid sent to private relief committees and the broad international sympathy including loans and ships offered by numerous nations and entities.
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San Francisco
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
Roosevelt
Citizens’ Relief Committee of
Republic of Mexico
Republic of Guatemala
China
Japan
New Zealand
Bartinique
Edmonton
Canada
England
France
Germany
Cuba
Ube
Abe
Austria
Belzium
Bulgaria
Brazil
Oe Ae
Penmark
Dominican Republic
Great Arvaie
Greene
Guatemala
Ceres
Mexico
Novaro
Netherlands
Nicaragua
Normay
Peru
Portucal
Recela
Fervia
Spain
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Szzer- Jans
San
Tsecas
Stender
Ronaard Sige
Manisters
Sffalra
Cuns
Grecom
Niteragun
Porta
Gay Parag
Gausmtemaia Aml Pousdac
Vierrer
India
Goverpor
Ania
Thane Tapponstiate
Congressional Resolve Urged for National Gratitude Action
The speaker calls for formal action by Congress to express national gratitude and friendship, urging an appropriate resolution as a sign of sincerest sympathy. The remarks emphasize the depth of grateful fueling awakened among the people.
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State Department
Congress
Strike Hits Sheboygan Plumbers and Steamfitters
A strike halted building work as plumbers and steamfitters unions quit for higher wages. The Daily News reports operations are hampered but an agreement was expected to be reached today in Sheboygan Wisconsin.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Sheboygan
Paris Striking Labor Faces Dragoon Guarded Hubs
Paris amid a general strike shows disruption with workers still refusing to return until demands are met. Dragoons guard the Prince Eugene barracks and police block labor exchanges while a flower market thrives amid near calm.
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Associated Press
Paris
Prince Eugene Barracks
Place de la Republique
Thurad&y
Confederation of Labor
Delsarte
Slour Mall
Tel-Dama
Boates
Soldiece
Charcsa
Pirat
Passr
Sirikere
Indictments Stir Milwaukee Area Figure After Foray
In Milwaukee county a farmer supervisor faces six indictments for robbery connected to a home invasion near South Minnesota. The accused, described as a farmer with a family, reportedly endured years of abuse as the case unfolds amid local tension.
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Milwaukee
Win
Minnekee
Guriise
Oon
Cor- A
Fire at the Presidio hospital endangers 740 patients
A blaze at the Presidio laundry threatened the general hospital and its 740 patients. Soldiers and firemen battled the flames as the building burned, with the hospital's main structures spared and a field hospital established nearby in Golden Gate Park.
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Balab- Maben
Golden Gate Park
Iate
Spanin
Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
General Hospital
Presidio
Post
Freselar Army
Galten Gate Park
Ho Hll
Giichrist
Relief fund raises for San Francisco sufferers near 23000
Relief efforts for San Francisco victims surge as funds near 23000 dollars. Mayor Banderat warned late contributions must arrive by tomorrow to avoid delays, with banks depositing a large total at the National Bank and a draft planned for Friday morning. The latest list includes Oshkosh Lodge of Odd Fellows and various local businesses and workers.
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Banderat
San Francisco
Gd National Bank
Oshkosh Lodge of Odd
Teplit Dry Goods Company
Oshkopt Council Knights of Co-Ru
Astor Weds Mrs Shaw in Quiet London Ceremony
Mrs Nannie Langhorne Shaw and Waldorf Astor eldest son wed at All Souls Church Lingham Place London in a small ceremony conducted by Rev Francis Scott Webster. Attendees included Ambassador Reid and Mrs Reid and Mrs Charles Dana Gibson. The couple honeymoon at Ford Manor Surrey and then travel to the continent.
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Associated Press
London
Nannie Langhorne Shaw
Virginian
Waldorf Astor
William Waldorf Astor
All Bours
Lingham Place
Francis Scott Webster
Willian Waldorf Astor
Mr. Langhome
Ambassador Reid
Reid
Reginald Brooks
Charles Dana Gibson
T. Moncure Perkins
Duchess of
Clivenden
Mr. Astor
William Wal‘larf Astor
No Strike Developments Reported Amid Labor Tensions
The article notes no current strike actions or formal momentum by workers. It mentions ongoing discussions, tension between management and unions, and warnings of potential escalation if demands are not met.
Claim Against Bernhardt and Unpaid Contract Allegations
A legal notice reports a claim against Bernhardt regarding a contract with Janees le Opera Hrgen. The action concerns unpaid fees tied to a performance by G eight era cue Uhien and a failure to appear in Janesville, as stated by manager PL I Meyer.
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Suierlay
I Meyer
Janees le Opera
Hrgen
Remenhardt
Janesville
Figure of Stull Shapes Debate on Parliament Policy
The article weighs Stull as a key figure in government policy discussions about harmonious relations with Parliament. Some foresee no immediate warlike stance, while others predict conflict, with the name Stull central to the commentary.
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Preas
Variattce
Witts
Stull
Witte's Downfall Signals Possible Parlia ment Rapprochement
The papers credit Witte's fall with a potential détente between representatives of the people and the cabinet. Some sources welcome this as a hopeful sign, while others doubt a full break with Witte or fear renewed government procrastination and limited boldness in dealing with parliament.
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Count Witte
Strana
Witte
Novyce Vremya
Relga
Council of the Empire
Nusha Shisha
Lony
Slovn
Von Buelow's Birthday Observed In Berlin
Berlin May 3 The emperor sent Chancellor von Buelow a porcelain vase for his fifty seventh birthday and visited in the afternoon to congratulate him. The day highlighted the official social and diplomatic esteem in which von Buelow is held.
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Py Associated Press
Berlin
von Buelow
Bijou Theater Interior Renovation Nears Completion
Interior and lobby decorating at the Bijou vaudeville theater is substantially finished and the venue will soon unveil a redesigned appearance. The front facade will be altered, and lighting and wall treatments are under way to create a modernized entertainment space.
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Teester
The Baumans Return Weather Forecast
Weather notes describe warmer conditions Friday with expected changes overnight. Forecasts show temperatures rising into the upper sixties and lows in the forties with a chance of showers later in the week.
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