To Coal Companies Their Side of the Trouble
Miners face disputes as coal companies maintain a healthful work claim while unions and workers voice dissatisfaction. Leaders foreshadow investigations and weigh direct actions against new weighing systems amid tensions in the anthracite fields. Roosevelt distances himself from Utah politics and a Mormon senator prospect, stating presidents should not influence state elections. Reports note direct telegram ties between Britain and the United States in January, while other items cover royal and military moves and a Soldier’s Home appointment.
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Delaware & Hudson
Heninere
Mitchell
Su- Rose
Delaware & Ete
Roosevelt
Utah
Judge Hepburn Nominated for U S Senator on First Ballot
Boise Jan 16 Judge W P Hepburn of Osburn Idaho was nominated in the republican caucus on the first ballot for United States senator. He received 28 votes to 22 for W E Porah, with the northern vote solid for Hepburn and Stamrod Shoup showsl.
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Judge Hepburn
Osburn
Boise
Idaho
W. P. Hepburn
W. E. Porah
Stamrod
Shoup
Hepburn
Shoshone
Kootena
Yost
Nez Perce
Sarah Eckert
Dilatush
Lincoln
Bannock
Bear Lake
Lenhi
Pike
Fremont
Keifer
Bingham
Mr. Hepburn
North Idaho
Kootenal
Jumped From Seventh Floor Treasurer Leaves Fortune
Thomes Odonohue, treasurer of the Odonohue Coffee Company and nephew of the late coffee king, leaped from the seventh floor of the Ormandie building while ill with typhoid fever. He struck the walk in front of the elevator boy, tele scoping upon impact. He was 30 and left about $2,000,600 in estate.
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Coffee Company
New York
Thomes Odonohue
Odonohue Coffee Company
Coffee King
Ormandie
Roads to Merge Rock Island and Santa Fe
In New York on January 10 banking and railroad circles believed an important deal was pending between the Rock Island and Santa Fe railroads. The Rock Island was to gain a strong stake in the Santa Fe and secure a direct outlet to the Pacific Coast.
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Rock Island
Santa Fe
New York
Pacific Coast
Bowen to arbitrate Venezuelan settlement likely
Rome reports official circles expect the three allies to entrust the settlement to United States Minister Pow. Denver notes accuse Ogden Railway Employment agency of deceptive recruitment, with workers brought in by groups for profits. Havana whispers say the foreign affairs committee will back the reciprocity treaty with the United States.
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Venezuela
United States
Rome
Seid
Denver
Armstrong
Ogden Railway Employment Agency
Ogden
Havana
Ien
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
Senate
House
Orphanage Fire Ruins Belle Whalen Home in Asheville
A fire in Asheville North Carolina destroyed the Belle Whalen orphanage this morning. Thirty children were rescued with difficulty as flames consumed the building. Loss estimated at fifty thousand dollars.
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Asheville
N. C
Belle Whalen
Fire destroys Lybevack building in Nashville
Nashville authorities report a fire on January 10 destroying the Lybevack building in the district with an estimated loss of 250000 dollars. The blaze caused extensive damage to the structure and prompted evacuations in nearby blocks.
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Nashville, Tenn
Lybevack
Millionaires as Philanthropists Face Grand Jury in Coal Plot
Chicago reports allege coal barons, forty operators and agents, used high prices to profit from coal shortages. Wealthy witnesses, including prominent philanthropists, are called as grand jury probes. Two deaths from freezing linked to coal rapacity, one elderly woman and an infant, are noted.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
United States
Denecen
National Board of Trade to Meet in Washington Next Week
The National Board of Trade, an old organization, prepares for its annual meeting in Washington, with eminent industry leaders discussing new questions from America's West Indies and the Far East. Resolutions cover Philippine immigration limits for Chinamen, Interstate Commerce law amendments, currency system reforms, and an executive department of commerce and industry, plus funding for waterways and seaport channels.
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National Board of Trade
Ite
America
Indics
Far East
Congress
Philippine Islands
China
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
K Aeke
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
National Banking Act
Department of Commerce
Executive Department of Commerce and Industry
Treasury Department
Ooeli National Bank
Great Lakes
Mississippi River
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Gulf
Grain Markets Review Shows Bank Reserves Shifting
New York bank statement reports overall deposits up by 394 600 with reserves rising 4 620 450 and legals 3 189 800. Loans fall 3 710 000 while circulation drops 66 100. specie rises 1 550 300. Wheat in Chicago prices noted at 764 % cents per bushel in Chicago on January 10.
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New York
Chicago
Thawing dynamite blasts Philadelphia jail damage
Dynamite explosion at Holmesburg House of Correction partly wrecked the building. Inmates panicked as two Italians were killed and many injured. The blast may have been caused by an attempt to thaw 50 pounds of dynamite near a filtration plant adjoining the prison. The damaged section housed women at breakfast. inmates did not attempt to escape.
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House of Correction
Philadelphia
Holmesburg
Tennessee to Boe Finished in 31 Months
Naval board recommends awarding the armed cruiser contracts to Cranie. Tennessee and Washington to be completed in 31 and 39 months respectively at a cost of 4 million dollars each. Senate judiciary committee discusses Moor antitrust bill and AG recommendations.
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Tennessee
Washington
Naval Board of Construction
Secretary of the Navy
Cranipe
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Riots at Vienna labor exchange yield twenty arrests
Arising from riots by the unemployed at the Vienna municipal labor exchange yesterday, authorities report twenty arrests. In London, the world famous race horse Ben D. of Derby Twinner died this morning.
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Vienna
Municipal Labor Exchange
London
Ben D
Derby Twinner
Pendleton County Court weighs tax levies and road notes
The Pendleton County Court proposes to urge the city to improve streets and considers raising the school levy by one mill while exploring a library fund via a special levy. It notes last year’s street spending and contemplates 28 mills or higher total levy, with aim to bolster library access and teacher pay amid scarce funds.
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Np & A
Pendleton Commercial Association
County Court
Pendleton
Umatilla County
J. F. Nowlin
BE. B. Conklin
Nowlin
Cracker Creek Facts and Pole Mines For Sale
North Pole mine offered for sale three years ago at 9 400 000 now valued at twenty million dollars. Booth Pole mine adjacent with 4941 feet on the same lode, six tunnels totaling 2200 feet all to ore. Expect within three years work to match North Pole value. South Pole stock at 18 cents until January. See Gahagan at Hartman Abstract Office Pendleton Oregon.
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Cracker Creek
North Pole
Booth Pole
South Pole
Gahagan
Hartman Abstracd
Pendleton
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