Miners Favored in Commission Report on Anthracite Strike
Washington reports the strike commission released its March 13 document detailing wage increases up to 10 percent in most cases and a 20 percent proposed by New York miners, with emphasis on arbitration, minimum wages, and anti-discrimination. It notes changes to employ coal and iron operations and ongoing recognition disputes, signaling tighter enforcement of labor laws and potential impacts on mining labor relations.
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Washington
Wil
Iru Jolie
Nem Catontate
New York
Phi
Runaway girl found in Kalamazoo Michigan
Kalamazoo Michigan March 21 Prest HE Gray of the Michigan Penale seminary relayed a tale of a pupil who eloped Saturday with W. 4. Resan. He located the girl at Défon Abhertine Sheets and accompanied her to the train for Chicago. Resan was at the station when she left Detroit Friday night and later joined him. The girl remained in a Kalamazoo hotel all day Saturday before leaving with him for Detroit.
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Mich
Prest HE Gray
Michigan Penale Seminary
Resan
Kal
Albertine
Chicago
Detroit
Seminary
Bint
Is Freedom of the Philippines a Political Question
The article discusses debates within a national party about independence for the Philippines. It cites leaders accusing rivals of agitation in Manila outskirts and debates whether actions justify prosecuting leaders. It notes appeals for independence with possible U.S. aid and references to laborers and trades involved in union activity.
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Maret
National Party
Manila
Rly Ot
Philippines
United States
Ingmen’s Union
Temple
Increase Granted and Union Recognized at Lorain Plant
The strike at the American LeeNeing company plant in Lorain Ohio involving 1400 workers has ended. An average 10 percent wage increase was granted and the company recognized the labor union.
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Lorain, Ohie
American LeeNeing Company
Contract for grading at Pleasant Valley awarded
The Hook Island road contract for grading Pleasant Valley land for new shops was won by Winston Bros. of Minneapolis. The project price is $100,000 and work will begin in ten days.
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Hook Island
Winston Bros
Minneapolis
Pleasant Valley
Criticism of Education of Girls Sparks Debate in Sioux City
Sioux City professor W M Stephens denounces parental demand for minds over manners in girls education. He favors Greek Latin music and body culture over feminine decorum, urging room order above all. Other items report church scandal and pardon petitions in Lansing and Jackson.
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Soux City
W. M. Stephens
Sioux City
Thursdey
Stephens
Miners and Operators Fail to Agree on Wages in Seales
Des Moines March 21 joint scale committee reports inability to agree on a day wage scale for next year. Miners president Perry says if 12 percent advance is not granted, miners will strike April 1. Also noted are a former U S marshal Bill Richards surrendering in Knoxville after leading bandits who robbed Mrs Sullivan of 1892. A council resolution to enforce saloon regulations failed after opposition.
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Seales Des Moines
Perry
Des Moines
Bill Richards
United States
Knoxville
Sullivan
Flooding Across Rock County Leaves Lowlands Submerged
Rain since Monday floods lowlands at Rock, Iowa with residents evacuated by boat. Rock River is high and rising, highways nearly impassable. Two men drowned trying to ford Waterman creek near Sutherland. Imbert Bildwell and F Gleason among the victims reported.
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Rock Affords
Rock River
Sutherland
Reying
Waterman Creek
Imbert ,Bildwell
F. Gleason
Treaty vna snarl snarls two of generals in congress risk
Washington reports show state department officials doubt any action on the Cuban convention amid conflicting ratification dates and questions whether the treaty can take effect without congress approval. The article notes Panama and Mondera tensions, with Generals Sierra and Cartos involved and Cuban political maneuvering under Palma.
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Washington
State Department
Senate
Congress
cHaea
Believed worst of flood situation is over
Reports from Merephis and nearby areas indicate the flood crest has passed. A steady decline in the Mississippi is forecast, easing concern along the Sycamore River and adjacent parishes as waters recede after heavy rainfall in recent days. Meanwhile, notable notices include twin foals born to Lythe mare and the death of Alton banker John E. Hayner. In St Louis, Wabash injunction arguments proceed as judges reserve ruling on the case.
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Merephis
Memyptis
Natches
Miss
Sycamore Reverie Parish
More Troubls In Dominica
Washington reports from the Dominican Republic indicate United States interests may need protection as advised by the Acting Secretary of State Loomis.
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Dominica
Washington
Navy Department
Acty Ing
State Loomis
Dominican Republic
Anil Haytt
United States
Four Students Suspended After Lafayette School Riot
Four Lafayette students, including sophomores, were suspended for one year after a March 11 riot that led to a bank ban and fines. About 140 students were reported to have participated or been linked to the affair. Faculty expressed regret but did not publish full details as investigations continue.
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Lafayette
Ind
Tundae
Igix
Stude
Apa
Epen
Dail
Man to Attempt Foolhardy Feat in Brooklyn
New York report says a Brooklyn athlete named Otte Peterses will attempt a dangerous stunt by hanging from a leather strap while a second man, weighing about 260 pounds, sits strapped to his body in a chair. The act aims to raise $200 plus expenses, with the weight supported by the teeth. Separately, a fire at Molt Lightning Fond in Wisconsin destroyed property valued at $10,000 including a barn, four horses of fourteen stalls, a dwelling, creamery and granary. In Michigan, state auditors hired W. G. Malcomson to prepare plans for a new roof on the capitol building and paving work on Adeguhi Street near the capital grounds.
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Maireh i
Otte Peterses
Bbrooklyn
Crosic
Browlin
Petersen
Soany
Fond Dulae
Wis
Mavel
BE. M. Galleyway
Stenck
Stirk
Capitol
Michigan
Mich
Ime
W. G. Malcomson
Detroit
Adeguhi Street
Capital Grounds
Anti-Clearette Bill Moves Favorable in Health Committee
A state anti cigarette bill prohibiting import and sale of cigarettes has been reported favorably by the health and sanitation committee. The Senate, by a 20 to vote, ordered the measure to the engraftment stage and third reading, with an exemption on credits from taxation noted.
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Madteon, Wir
Mareh
Senate
Missouri Supreme Court fines meat packers for price fixing
The Missouri Supreme Court ruled beef packers Armour Swift Cudahy Hammond and Reimbarst etc fined 5000 each plus costs for conspiring to fix meat prices in Missouri. Judgment due within 30 days, or companies risk ouster from state business. Case stems from antitrust proceedings begun last May in St Louis and Chicago offices.
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Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Bane
Marshall
Ainst
Missouri
Armour Packing Company
Chicago
Hammond Packing Company
Chicag
Cudoby Packing Company
Chicnzor Swift & Co
Chienzo
Rebwartschild & Suleverger
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Burgess
Mixcourt
Crow
Liman
Coures
Northern Securities merger case nears decision in Minnesota
The Northern Securities merger case before the U S district court in Minnesota neared completion after ten days of argument. Attorneys for the Northern Pacific and Northern Securities company presented final remarks while government counsel wrapped up. Judge Wright and associates prepared to render a decision later to be announced.
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Laitlle
Min
Mareh H
Northern Securities Rose
WietHunter
St. Louie
Northern Securities Company
United States
Ekewithout
District of Minnesota
Nice Bowers
Ndt
Tor
W. Buna
St. Paul
Northern Pacific Ballromt Company
Griggs
Northern Securities Camopany
T. D.watcom
Pittsburg
Watson
Woman Suspect Confesses to Burdick Teacher Murder
Carbondale Illinois March 21 Marion Price jailed with Bud Graves has confessed to killing Mrs Nellie Reichhelderfer a school teacher. He says he shot her in her yard and dumped her in a hog pen. claims involvement by Miss Ligle Suifford sister to Mrs Kelchelderte but officials doubt this. Price and Graves, aged 21 and 11, will be tried for the murder. The theory is robbery and assault on the wealthy victim and her sister.
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Marion Price
Williamson Con Ty
Bud Graves
Nellie Reinlwehtera
Atst
Price
Kelchelderfer
Pricely
Reichhelderfer W
Peice
Graven
Chief Bull Maintains Early Knowledge of Murder Claim
Buffalo officers cite Chief Bull stating his belief Edwin J. Burdick was killed the day of the crime and that his view has not changed. The district attorney and medical examiner discuss weapon possibilities, with bottles and golf club options ruled out. Former DA Penney clarifies that no life insurance proceeds go to Mrs. Burdick. rest payable to the estate or family.
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Buffalo
Erie
Dane
Bardick
Pennell
Mardiok
Thomas Penney
Pound
Burdick
Benner
Reduction in Fares Shifts Local Travel Patterns
An article notes fare reductions affecting regional travel and describes how commuters previously driving to the city now adjust to lower prices. It mentions shifting routes, local roads, and changing commuter behavior toward public transit options amid cost concerns.
Cordova Scandal Leads to Fresh Arrests Across County
New arrests emerge from the Cordova scandal as court actions proceed. Officials report charges tied to a local governance inquiry, with multiple defendants connected to the case. Judge Porommer orders further hearings at a county court session, while references to a Leaning School for Boys at Lema appear in brief notes.
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Walker
Cordova
Susan Fae
Thoms Bay
Avawer Hurst
Poraenier
Lema
Death Claims Two Prominent Men Across Town
Obituary notes report the deaths of two notable figures. Rev. Falwardk Chirk, D. D., longtime editor in St. Hanis and Davenport, Iowa, dies at his home at an advanced age. The other, a Mexican veteran named John i Given, aged, passes away in South Meng, mi.
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Marew Si
John i
St. Hanis
Davenport
Iowa
Weatprra
Mass
Mareth
Falwardk
Kew
Frapels i Clark
Fourniler
Chistian
Battle in Cleveland streets leaves several injured
Obie reports a clash between rival structural iron workers in Cleveland on March 21. Five men were badly cut and bruised by bricks and clubs as about twenty five participants fought until police arrival ended the melee.
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Clevelanl
Obie
Anton
Steuctural Iron
Five Drowned in Card Room Collision on Water
At Delaware River near Marcus Hook Pa the G A R hall was struck by lightning. Five old soldiers including Wim suren 21 and Join Murray were killed when the room wrecked and clothing burned. Three crew members were saved while others drifted downstream.
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Vamboo
Wim
Suren
Dele ‘Toi Thucaiay
Murray
William ‘Trun
Moses Crane
G. KE. Adame
Mathew Bater
G. A. R. Hall
Ashie Cea Y Winifred
Delaware River
Marcus Hook
Tri-City Oil Company Scores Another Victory
The Featt county district court ruled in favor of Tri-City Oil Company over Letts for 15,000 shares of stock claimed for services in acquiring a site and organizing its affairs. St W. Olmeted represented the company. Letts agreed to relinquish the stock if the county paid a small bill, following a precedent set by JLB. Meaty.
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FD. Letts
Lvtine Bel Out
Featt County District Court
St W. Olmeted
Ue City
Lette
Blowrock
JLB
Meaty
President Would Be Lonely Ride Over Sherman Mountain
Cheyenne March 21 Senator Warren wires the committee at La Fanale that President Roosevelt wished to make the horseback ride over Sherman mountain practically alone Secretary Shaw at Galveston Texas March 21 Secretary of the Treasury Shaw inspected Galveston harbor and wharves and left for New York
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Warren
la Fanile
Roosevelt
Sherman Mountain
Vault blown open in Bardwell bank. thieves secure cash
A bank vault in Bardwell Kentucky was blown open this morning and about $3 000 was secured by the robbers. A posse is scour ing the countryside in pursuit of the culprits as authorities issue warnings and search for suspects.
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Kentucky
Pulicab
Bardwell
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