Controversy Nears Arbitration in Rail Labor Strife
Labor tensions in Chicago and the Pacific coast escalate as W S Carter warns of a possible railroad walkout. A committee letter denies further arbitration, signaling a potential strike across western yards. Separate legal briefs question Vermont tax constitutionality and the scope of corporate taxation before the U S Supreme Court. hearings resume next week with attention on the Stone Tracy case. Local outages, theater incidents, and stock market reactions also unfold amid the unrest.
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Injunction Case Reflects Strains in Labor Dispute
In a drastic temporary injunction, the court extends measures against workers amid a heated labor clash. The ruling references President Lends and employer threats to force workers from property, with tensions rising over whether actions amount to coercion or legitimate restraint. The report notes a fatal shooting incident near the farmer and brief stock market quotes for Sioux City livestock.
Seattle article notes victims and court case amid wreck aftermath
In Wellington the Great Northern wreck yields scattered bodies recovered in sparse clothing amid ongoing identification efforts. Italian observers, Rev. Mohatmpsan and W Tapping of Ashland report bodies found. former Justice Gordon on trial for embezzling 9200 connected to a rail settlement, with River Tailway aiding the prosecution.
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Rockefeller Bil and Washingtons The hill tow Weorne dale
A Senate District of Columbia committee met in executive session after a statement by Starr J. Nurply, representative of Soba J. Tooke feller. The Rockefeller Bil and related foundation issue received favorable reporting status.
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Shirey Will Funds Split With Odd Fellows Sanatorium Plan
The will of A. W. Shirey, a merchant assassinated Wednesday night, directs about $209,000 to the Crang Jndigis of Odd Fellows to establish a sanatorium at Hot Springs. Four men forced their way through a window during the attack.
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Bristol Port for Canada Line in Bristol Britain
A fragmented report notes Bristol as the British hub for a new Cumblas Northost railway steamship service. Washington coverage mentions the congressional committee approving or debating statehood measures for Arizona and New Mexico, with voting patterns and amendments discussed.
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Dance Thrills the Britons at Upsetting London Stage
Critics clash over a Paris imported performance in Enekind of the Paleca theater. Wile Volpire debuts as a sensational dancer in Le Vile The sightline centers on a melodramatic tale of a waiting actress and a dramatic confrontation culminating in a jeweled finale. Debate rages whether the piece is high art or indecency.
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Firecon Americans Wounded In Jerusalem Shooting
Afghan fanatics shot at and wounded two Jerusalem tourists during a mosque area assault near Jerustalem. Names Maurice of Mamaianeck New York and Fouad and Parker Moore Verne Haute Tow appear in incomplete reports. U S officials vow prompt action and urge Turkish authorities to apprehend those responsible with cables sent to Jerusalem and Constantinople.
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Peary to Show Proofs at London Meeting
London reports Commander Peary will publicly present polar achievement proofs at a Royal Geographical Society event. The London reception, amid British acceptance of his claims, follows contention from Congressman Rodenberg of Arkansas.
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Frantic Train Brawl Ends With Injuries On Night Run
Turbulent car aboard a city bound train sparked when a passenger assaulted a fellow traveler and fought with the crew. The struggle left one man injured as other passengers intervened and restrained the assailant until authorities arrived.
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Insurance suit over missing husband and policy
Mrs Elizabeth Cunningham sues the AOU YF Lu ge in the malatrict court at Part Tiodge for $2000 on a life insurance policy. She claims her husband, presumed dead, left a beneficiary claim and that the company will contest on different grounds. Cunningham disappeared from Fort Does in 1900. his wife kept the policy active since then.
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Physician kills Lite in Marshall town tragedy
A well known physician of Marshall town killed Lite under his title Pribs ay anor. The incident involved injuries and a reported infant birth complication. Judge Smith McPherson signed an order to satisfy a claim of 81 545 by Central rise company of New York. Local officials adjourned after a meeting on paying the city inet and improving roads and bridges.
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Special INL meeting on tuberculosis and dairying health
Professors Van Pelt and Robers addressed farmers on dairy facilities and disease prevention. The gathering in Burtingtos discussed tests and cleanliness, with multiple audience questions answered and broad support for ongoing tuberculosis control efforts.
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David J. Robers
Form Sew Organization Establishes Constitutional Peatlbicou
The text outlines a new organization aiming to secure constitutional provisions and elect a legislature. It mentions merging all crinus Lemperahes groups and plans for a president of the new organization. Details are fragmented and unclear.
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Two Children Jailed From Ohio Town Farm Death Mystery
Three children of L Bayer of Pomeroy were imprisoned from eating while jailed Saturday after a death scare. One child, overlang, reportedly died earlier. the dead child was 10 years old. Two boys aged 7 and 8 remain under care of two parents, suffering. A farm worth of Pomerdy was recently worked but the child was staying at the home when the incident occurred. Doctors who examined the scene found evidence of neglect and possible exposure.
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Large-scale harvest rush grips northern state fields
Thousands of workers labored Monday morning across Wwiners Hocking Cam to harvest unpicked corn. Officials said at least 50 percent of the crop was moved in the northern district as the first frost faded. Farmers deployed as many as twenty teams per field seeking to clear the sarm before conditions worsen.
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Water rights dispute triggers high court action
A property transfer and water level debate culminated in a state court order altering valuation amid a floodwater controversy. Farmers, township officials, and engineers faced challenges as a freight derailment near Racine Injured workers, highlighting the era's transportation hazards.
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Church plans ten thousand dollar spring erection
A meeting of the church committee decided to erect a ten thousand dollar structure where the church currently stands. The new building will be 44 by 100 feet, with brick construction and well seats. Judge J M Parker, of the Enterie judicial district, seeks renomination after a first four year term since election in 1908.
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Washington News Tangles on Court Power and Indian Policy
The piece reports tensions over court jurisdiction and legislative limits, detailing proposals to influence the judiciary and memorial projects for George Washington. It notes government actions on Chippewa and other Indian affairs, plus societal notes on Washington clubs, women police proposals, and notable residents.
River town firm forms to develop local industry
The newly incorporated River Porsar Company aims to establish industrial activity near Rochehart Minn. Plans include building facilities to employ residents and develop the Dakota area economy. Key figures and exact action steps are pending clearer records from the trade and industry filing.
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