End Not Sigh Anthratite War to Go Right On
A fragmented historic report describes failed conferences at Washington between Roosevelt's mediators and union and employer representatives. It notes pushes for a tribunal, arbitration, and public welfare in labor disputes, with discussions of a 1901 crime and notable property sales and births in later columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock
Auiuyen
Wnion
Tashlaud Wrul Contempanies
Aign
Miggrat
Vonnsstronis
Mitesell
Tle
Harta
Jae
Hedeila
Alosua
McLeag County
Tae Duchess
Rochefoocuald
Grand Army Encampment War Veterans Visit Washington
Washington correspondences describe a Grand Army encampment with large turnout, veterans, and a notable naval parade. Attendees emphasized historic inaugurations, while many veterans bore battle wounds. Observers noted elderly participants contrasted with younger men elsewhere in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grand Remy
Republic
The Man Howr with a Storied Past and Family Ties
A fragment details a man named Howr described as tall and heavy with a retrurkable personality. He is six feet four, weighs about 250 pounds, and has a walker. The piece notes four terms served in a complex political life, plus a Pennsylvania birth and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebal Ake
Walker
Roe Hid
Been
Pennsylvania
Riot in New Orleans and military parade scenes
Fragmentary report describes a riot in New Orleans involving police, strikers, and bystanders with injuries to Lt Kennedy and Motorman Pergu, followed by gunfire as the crowd dispersed. Separately, a large U.S. veterans gathering opened with a parade, honorary escorts, and a camp at the convention hall with thousands in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trolloorman
Brieka
Bretalota
Luba
Nintz
Chiegge
Kennedy Animmenes
Dorganois Street
Fred Thi
Polizé
Foyolvera
Servico
Merced
Magolicens ‘Rmmick
Grant
Sherman
Nonna
Slui
Rte Ceh
Lycent
Lannya
Yrith Sietory
Mooecroft
Xeasrul
Avalid
Lez
Sb ‘Cartlane
Wien
Corpa
Matoal
Merc
Joseph B
Tnt
New Post for Gen Bragg Transfers to United States Consul
General Bragg, transferred from Havenm Conaulenp to Bauekonm, Edward Brage now consul general at Iny ana, has been moved to the port of United States consul general at Cong Kong. The report notes he is unpopular with the people, and a letter to his wife reveals doubts about actions regarding Cuhang. The public reply criticizes his conduct and warns against meddling in park affairs, with A. WRAGH referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havenm Conaulenp
Bauekonm
Edward
Brage
Iinyana
United States
Cong Kong
Willa
Ha- Tana
Thir
A. Wragh
The Folks at Home and the Home Front Poem Fragment
Fragment of a poem reflecting families awaiting news from war. Narration centers on a child or relative recalling a father going to fight, the impact on home life, and a desire for strength and safety. The voice emphasizes resilience, memory, and support for those serving away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phos Hurst
Ant
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Bat
Grand Army
New Orleans
Snenl DasWinnas
Tolonto
Tracy I. Duster
Testwar
Mini
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Wall of New Marathiavile
Cunax Pieayennée
Gen. Bragg
Hime
Fooi
Dastan
Mette
Asacking
Bunntle
Bowea
Guburbuy House
Vielslenpeik
Tha
New York
Graught
Avery
Loeina
Shushan
Ruth
Pat
Tesbiles
Ann
Ayia
Isle
Skause
Andre
Adarest
Lin Innn
Hera
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