Steel and Amalgamated Iron Workers Clash In Ongoing Strike
Reported peace negotiations falter as Theodore J. Shafter of the Amalgamated Iron, Street and Tin Workers rejects knowledge of a proposed settlement. The Steel men claim progress with several plants running while the union argues production is inadequate and costs rise. Mayor Black fines a striker, John Sheridan, $25 with workhouse time for nonpayment after a dispute and a reported labor standstill persists across mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Association
Painter Plant
Black
Kactiaive
Iron Vie
Myra Pittsburg
Ave
Fred
Archbistiop Thelin
Biehore Petter
Daniel Hanna
Serben
Duquesne
Mayor Black
McKeespom
John Sheridan
Dewees Wood
Corsa
Sheridan
Dave
Fay Kane
Pellee
Mase
D. M. Pitcock
Dummier Tin Plate Mills
Mill to Begin This Week Guarded by Police
The mill would be started this week with the old men. Ten city police and atvikers are guarding the plant tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atvikers
Sympathy in Texas House Adopts Labor Support Resolution
The Texas House of Representatives adopted by vote a sympathy resolution praising steel workers and their national role. The debate was lengthy as members highlighted principles of fairness, equity, and the need to support productive labor and industrial workers in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Austin
Texas
Aus
Equitable Beni Et
Dundee
Labor leaders confer with chiefs over steel dispute
National Civic Renoration of Labor secretary Ralph M. Kasley and United Garment Workers secretary Henry White arrived from Pittsburgh to seek a settlement on the United States Steel matter. Samuel Gompers and others joined talks with President Shaffer, but no plan of action emerged. officials said they sought information and offered conciliation without authority to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ralph M. Kasley
National Civic Renoration of
Lybor
Henrys White
Pnited Garment Workers of America
Wittshure
Boon
United States Steel Car
Etelke White
Pirtehure
Pyeehlent Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Samuel Gempers
Amerian Federation of
Taaier
Nike
Hoffile
Weekington
Campers
Kwshes
Str White
Tastes
White
Pits
Shuffer
Dorks
Industrial Commission
John Mitchell
Tuttod
Eee
Shaffer
Eanet
Ged
Tianna
Mitchell
Parrt
Amul
United
Mir Beasley
Baste
Megara
Morgen
Schwabh
Aera
Convention at Hazleton discussant delegates and Tehran link
Report from Hazleton outlines a convention with delegates and unnamed attendees. The piece references Tehran and a related political connection, plus mentions organizational names and a spring gathering. The text is garbled but centers on a convention and associated figures.
Pickpockets Make a Valuable Haul
The Associated Press reports a group of pickpockets carried out a theft at a public venue. Value of the items stolen included cash and other valuables. Police recovered some items, and a witness described the scene near a cottage area as officers investigated at a late hour.
Belted Mige Workers Convene Amid Taunting Delays
Delegates from Valley and Slew bill attend the Belted Mige Workers convention. The assembly faces delays and contested access as tensions rise over attendance and event security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiniihill
Sint Distelo
Lokens Valley
Re Fueclyssee Wire frei The Qasndeted Prope
Fragmentary report describes a steamboat incident near New York involving Captain Carlos Ponthier and the Washington Devine Shaw. It mentions a United States commission to Refangerila and states of Colombia, with a family-related note about a vessel’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carlos Ponthier
Washingtie Devine Shaw
Colombia
Elenate Fellon
Dy Dols
Lord Kitchener Reports Boer Resolve to Continue Fight
Lord Kitchener says Boers will keep fighting despite recent surrenders. A small British party captured near Ladybrand in Orange River Colony, with one killed and four wounded. prisoners released as inquiry proceeds. Steyn letters protest proclamation and vow to continue resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange River Colony
London
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Ladybrand
Steyn
de Wer
Hotha
Flehting
The Czar and France Negotiations Revealed
Paris dispatch reports President Louhet claiming he promoted a Franco Russian event to bring the Czar to view the German fleet in the Baltic by arranging a distant tour. He says detailed talks with M Delcasse secured the plan and that France would not yet host a Paris visit. alliance aided peace with China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
President Louhet
France
M. Loubette
Wayine
China
Parle
Judicial stay requested in auto fuel tax appeal
The appellate division of the Supreme Court granted a temporary injunction blocking automobile fare hikes by the National Automobile Association and others. A hearing on extending the injunction and issuing a permanent order is set for midweek, with property owners challenging the city council and street department over use of Ocean Avenue for miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supmma
Boldite Autctelile
Neveprodt
Henaver
Aliieman
Common Council
Amd
Mies
500th African War Claim Heard by Commission
London reports Ava 24 Newton Crane presented another claim to the South African Compensation Commission for Charles J. Nelkin a Prussian born American citizen. Major General Sir John Ardagh noted the claimant joined the Boers to protect Als property and that no one who fought Britain will receive compensation. Chairman Milvain declared Nelkin who aided the Boers while deported is not entitled to benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ava
Newton Crane
Charles J. Nelkin
von Mission
Crate
Nelken
Dada Dewn Nile
Lin Noutewl
Milvain
Thewt Brit
Ain
SONS OF AMERICA AT HARRISBURG OPENS CONVENTION
The Patriotic Order Sons of America meets in Harrisburg for a three day session beginning tomorrow with over 16 delegates expected at the opening. Officers will be elected, reports of retired officers reviewed, and a five contestant athletic contest held tonight. A large parade is planned Thursday as the largest in years. John W. German of the city will preside as chief marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Ave
Marrithe
John W. Tierman
Munrehal
Weather Indications and Editorial Notes Across Regions
The morning bulletin notes partly cloudy conditions with no truth to a sea strike rumor. Officers and leaders remain defiant in the case's France matter. Regional sections cover Central Wild Dulld, Park Windy, and Northeastern Pennsylvania, with editorials on mine workers and loyal industry themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gener
Oer
France
Yellow Peover
Favorites win at Providence Grand Circuit opening
Exclusive wires report Narneapeett park events as favorites sweep opening heats. Fragler and Country Day lead sprints and trots with Gus Mace and Captain Shii among top performers in divisions at New Richmond and Parkville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Narneapeett Park
New Richmond
Fragler
Howe
Gus Mace
Hoyal
Sheldon
Shii
Pein
Pitiree
Utjvmil
Haim
MUM
Emmott
Parkville
Wintiings
Mihir
Minnie L. Wilkes
Turk
Roth
Limerick
Awal
Paviou
Paviou Mpti
Sturied
Paty
Stan Rriyal
Shelton
A. Boy Werner Ant
Hourdon Withers Neils
Feith Wei Titter
Detectives Work on Bonine Case in Washington
Reports detail detective activity in a Bonine case with mentions of investigators Muller Ayres and others. Scattered text references a dealer and a trial timeline, with notes on weather and police steps as the case unfolds in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Muller
Diesepity
Ayres
Pritig
Fties
Thor Wronen
Qrother
Fragmented OCR Draft of Local Business Notices
A garbled OCR passage lists multiple company names and places across various regions. It contains scattered references to capital, towns such as Pittetne and Seveton, and several entities like The National Metal Weather, The Poppie's Stone company, and William Renton bine, interspersed with unclear figures and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrisbitte
Suit 4
Artin
Bi He Lotgy Capital
Didier SiLloka Enmaytaatis
Seveton
Taran
Vapid
Nacional Metal Weather Sreip Company
Allowtenes
Wvapatal
Shi Fie Daughton Agenn
Pittetne Capital
BR Pye Marmion Sontergy
Prees Capital
GAMMA
Phe
Fortiy Wiital Mubetartoriade
Cbipatin
UM Tabies
Wareigual Anu
Anny
Aitginns
Ihe
cApital
Sinul Ted
Dioner Cow Water Company
Cariguniale
Eagistl
the Poppie’s Stone Company
Ianranted
SA de William Renton
Uitte Mig
Canatal
Pittelyre Sparal Wins
Thie Company
Rapital
Well & Hellew Oopgipane
Virginia
Dial
Ted Harpemed Fee Peruinn
Meola Prem Virited Event Highlighted by Fans
A fragmented report notes a Saturday gathering with bright lights and painted sides. It mentions attendees and a lively crowd, though many names and details are unclear due to OCR garbling.
Fragmentary weather bulletin and stray notes
A garbled weather report from The Metoeieteel system mentions winds and conditions with scattered names. The readable parts suggest updates on weather or tides, but specifics and dates are unclear.
Wahley Wins Racquet Tournament
Wahley wins a local racquet tournament reported by Feelisive Wier. The event took place in Scomiol, Ale county, with notable play from Wahley and an emphasis on court strategy and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahley
Mase
Phlay
Unclear OCR Title Nearby Fire Crew Cleared Docks
A garbled AP dispatch lists scattered place names and mentions a fire incident with uncertain details. The readable fragments reference New York locations and several European names, plus a note about clearance for a person or entity tied to a harbor area.
Cardinal Gibbons Home Visit Echoes Labor Talks
Exclusive dispatch from Baltimore reports Cardinal Gibbons returning from Europe to a warm welcome. He addressed a large crowd at the cathedral and commented on the steel strike, labor costs, and economic questions, noting England’s insurance practices and the need to study living costs to compare nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Iihbone
Europe
New York
Jewet
Henry Wittigms
Bonaparte
Gertlemen
Baltinore
Washington
Efirh
Hondina
iHlenk
Eingland
England
Sultan’s costly indemnity and embassy chatter abroad
A dispatch from Constantinople reports the sultan to pay 40,000 francs to the Quays company for interference and 1,000 francs to a Frenchman over Albanian lands. The Quays concession clause on transfer to Turkey is relaxed for a year, linked to M M Constans’s farewell calls before departing for Stamboul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Sultan Urrera
Pus
Quays Company
Richts
Albania
Turkey
Sultan Monstans
Weard
Stamboul
Lonton
MS Conetane
London
Paris
France
M. Constans
Turnpike Raiders At Work In City Damaging Bridges
A damaged report describes raiders from Nashvillé and nearby areas attempting to breach defences at a central city site. They damaged two water structures and tried to force entry, triggering alerts that woke local residents.
Miners Fall 247 Feet in County Cable Accident
A mining accident in Chenne county caused a lift cable snap, sending two miners plummeting 247 feet. The fatalities include Rolin Bria Henin Haltilla Thomas Dines. Investigations proceed to determine cause and safety violations.
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Hiewiiington
Mtr
Chenne
Thie County
Rarepo
Rolin Bria
Henin Haltilla
Thomas Dines
Fraudulent Wire Report From The Agooiateil Presa
A garbled fragment describes a fraudulent wire report involving a person moving from New York to Salt Lake with a Colonel Haverly and retirement, suggesting a scheme and ongoing telegraphing actions. The text references St Mark's and unknown parties, signaling a chaotic, unclear case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agooiateil Presa
St. Mark's
Weletie
Unclear OCR Item From The Associated Treas
Fragmentary report notes a medical department condition assessment and recommended actions. It mentions a department’s aging state and a suggestion by Redbone to pursue cleaner operations. Specific names and locations are unreadable in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwire
Associated Treas
Washington
al Sternbing
Fire on a Water Ship Arethaea at Huandhom Dock
A fire on the watership Arethaea at Huandhom dock during a court of inquiry aboard the Wilmington is investigated by the navy departiment. The Mhinege Atters were burned to death and four coverenvy tiuet. Damage to the ship is said to be slight as crews from New York and New Orleans return from Japan ports during Perry ceremonies.
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Washington
Mall Widybee
Navy
China
Arethaea
Huandhom
Mhinege
Wilmington
New York
New Orleans
Japan
Img
Empire
Strike at Braddock Ends in Big Labor Action
A disrupted strike at Braddock involves a key construction firm and heating operations. Workers walkout affected seven hundred employees as a dues dispute and wage demands trigger a general boycott. A committee was formed to present demands while management planned a countermeeting.
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Purstune
Sumy
Marshall Constrantion Companys
Henedrad
Offentater
Demanns
Netl
Raft Travel Ends in Sea Tragedy in Early Report
Newswire account details a raft voyage where several youths are swept to sea. Victims include named individuals from the Brackey and Sherman circles as rescue efforts unfold and investigators review the wreck. The report notes shoreline observers and local authorities monitoring the incident.
Public Meeting Planned Over Steel Strike Dispute
By Fariusive Wire from The Associated Press a public meeting is planned to discuss the steel strike. Organizers say the gathering will address worker concerns and potential impacts on the industry and community in the wake of the dispute.
Unclear source text about parole case at Belleville
The readable fragments mention a prison parole matter tied to Belleville and a home location, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent details or names beyond vagaries of a legal context.
Deaths of a Day. Williams manuscript obituary brief
A patient in Northumberland County hospital died tonight at about age 85. He was previously a longtime associate of Congressman Dewart, who once represented the district in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiritory
Lee Mewart
Patie
Northuntierland County Ber
Wee Dewart
Thie
Congress
Washington Chronicle Letter From Adjutant Mentions Military Terms
A garbled dispatch references an Adjutant Cinna Cortin and a Mantin dated letter. The text alludes to charter, officers, enlistment and battalion deployments with unclear connections to Wiltu. The fragmentary note hints at military organization and soldierly duties but lacks coherent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aum
Elepet
Cinna Cortin
Mantin
Enon
Collieries Halt Operations Amid Temporary Closures
Mines including Maokin Sut and nearby collieries operated by the Philadelphia and Reading company were forced to close temporarily today. Officials cited eyeing conditions and safety concerns while other pits in the area were also shut for inspections and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nol Franklin
Bier Valley
Philadelphia
Reading Out and Fron Company
Uga
al Mewlty
Captain leads pursuit in late arrest case
Fragmentary notes describe a captain involved in a pursuit and arrest. The text references a center and an event surrounding an apprentice, with mentions of a special view and a key witness. Details remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
Trial testifies against Warren in Branchville case
A testimony in the Branchville case names Marton Warren as accused in a fatal incident linked to a capture raid. Warren Warren was reported at large after the afternoon shooting and the scene description mentions a late sun and blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colnombia
M Rovanar
Tom War Een
Agaitet Marton Warren
Lanter
Warren
Branchville
Wanda
Cuban scientist bitten by mosquito develops fever symptoms
A Cuban newspaper man is killed at Manzanilla. E C Wetall, head of Havana money order bureau, is robbed of 4000 in a street encounter. The bitten man shows signs of yellow fever following exposure, while authorities pursue the case and investigate the transmission link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Wetall
Mader
Davie
Gorgas
Por
Caldas
Martin Tie Chstra
Ian
Manzanilla
Havana
Wood
Gener Worf
Chstra
Manganilla
Escapade of the Poors in a Corning Wooded Area
An obscure fragment describes a poor demented family living near Corning in a wooded area. The text mentions police involvement and a Friday appearance, with references to a person named Karriete Hope and events surrounding a tense domestic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woode
Corning
Bw Exelusive Wire from the Associated Prem Tibet Ry
The text describes a planned event or occurrence involving individuals and a garden setting with mentions of a pageant and a planned feature. References include a person named Hearltry and others, with hints of a schedule or outcome tied to a May date and a related commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibet
Comtase
Hearltry
Poorly formed OCR note on price and dealer listings
Fragmentary OCR text from a wire service item discusses price advances and dealer listings. Several proper nouns and dates are garbled, leaving an unclear report on regulatory actions or market statements.
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Nora
Foot
Danner
Aernn Brandard
Americug
Shes Birel Company
Wuinwes
Harry Hindman
Heinelle
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Hireton
Bac
Abbagel Cyihane
Nicholas Kranz
Corman
Ntervera
Shaw
de Wet
Botha
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Steen
Gopi
Loubet
Newport
Sons OF America AT
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Conferne
Deral—Weet Serenton
Pennsylvania
Industrial and Valor
James Seymour Ayres, Jr
Ajanue Sewell Mathens
Mipalgarya
Armenia
Ion
Atelier
Vinchisive
Associated Press
T- Ayeiveds Rave
Gennes Fleorgie
Liverpool
Southwark
Anternp
Kenielpin
Glangow
Kater Withkeliin der Fire
Woemen Wil Cherhoure
Sout Hemp
Lisard
Paend
Potsdam
Hotterdam
Cardinal Gibbons Home
Williams
Chas. J. Bonaparte
Sultan
The
Dickerson Pike
Tennessee
Associated Pre
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Ville
Tiernetene
Col. “Jack” Haverly
Ty Feleaiee
Braddock
McClintock Marshall Company
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Moexander Cuekel
Lead Bratch
Maral
Maree Sherman
Longean
Joliet
Dehiet
Vlal
Hinshaw
Belleville
Atte Pritom
Ermiie Davin
Captain Forsythe
Bererthe
Lavana
Ko Weatail
Haven Prostates
Hs Acorn Co
Diethes
Westal
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Weather Forecast
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