Miners and Operators Clash Over Grievance Adjustments at Strike Hearing
A heated session before the mine strike commission saw Miners' Leader and Attorney Torrey clash over grievance procedures as hearings proceed. Testimony covered pay disparities, dockage, and conditions at Silver Brook Hasle Brook and Lehigh Wilkes-Barre collieries, with witnesses detailing wages, housing, and retaliation claims. Officials predicted late-stage settlements, while conflicts over interpretation of individual versus collective representation surfaced in pressing questions.
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Tinsd
Jehr
Withesse
Owleness
Silver Brook
Withers
Lehigh and
Wilkes-Barre
Mitchell
Samuel Dickson
Philadelphia
Mr. Mitchel
Fhigelton
Mr. Dickson
Abr. Torrey
Myr. Mitchell
My. Torrey
Aoney
Torrey
Truesdale
Ubir
Gs & Lawyer
Dickson
Hasle Brook
Hamis
Cuban Reciprocity Treaty Reported Signed
Exclusive Wire reports from Havana claim General Bliss confirms a reciprocity treaty with Cuba. Washington officials seek details and await Havana mail for possible changes in American import duties to Cuba. If confirmed, the president would forward the agreement to the Senate for action.
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Assovintead
Washington
State Department
General Bliss
Havana
United States
Cuba
Senate
Quesada
Herty
Gliss
Bicycle Race Narrowed to Eight Teams at Madison Square
Exclusive wire reports eight squads remain on track in the Madison Square bicycle race as the field tightens. Names and affiliations are tangled in the garbled summary but race action continues with teams from Newkirk, Leundeps Plovd, Parand-Muaya, and others pushing for a podium.
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Madison Square
Amal Judi Dees
Newkirk-Jacobean
Leundeps
Tea at the White House Hosts Roosevelts Winter Tea
An official winter social at the White House drew several hundred Washington residents and officials. The gathering featured cabinet members and notable guests including Mrs Hitchcock, Mrs Barnes, Mrs Cawleas, and Mr. Bixey among others.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Washington Society
White Homie
White Hose
Cabinet
Mizaea
Are, Cortelyou
Brogham
Cawleas
Dre. Loeb
Barnes
Bixey
Mika Hagner
Dewey Near Venezuela with Strong Fleet in Covert Peace Quest
Washington reports Admiral Dewey commands a formidable American squadron near Venezuela to deter German and British actions while avoiding Monroe Doctrine clashes. The White House expresses confidence, notes Dewey’s first post Manila sea service, and highlights Bowen’s securing Anglo German interests without harming U. S. policy.
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Dewey
Manila
Castro
Washington
United States
Venezuelan
Germany
Great Britain
Venezuela
Roosevelt
Vf Land
Esos
Topeka
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Vigland
Sit Giltira
Milind
Navy Department
Veneguela
Serere
England
Venezuela seeks arbitration in dispute with Britain and Germany
Venezuelan envoy in London says Venezuela plans a united loan of up to 8 million dollars to settle all foreign debts and claims. A European bank would control interest collection at customs houses with safeguards, while the United States attitudes are awaited.
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London
Dee
Venesuela
United States
Bowen
Great Britain
Germany
Senor Schotbergh
Associated Press
Castro
Rome
Paris
Amsterdam
Venezuela
Senor Schobergh Saad
Venezuelan
Spain
France
Italy
J. and W. Selignan & Co
New York
Veneguelin
United
Dande
Nenewael
Foreign Office
Enclosed Wire From The Assinid to Various Ports
A fragmented shipping notice lists vessels and routes from New York to Liverpool, Boulogne, Antwerp, Genoa, Naples, and Queenstown. It mentions steamers and arrivals with uncertain spellings, including references to Bleamer, Imperial ports, and multiple transatlantic legs.
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Yise
New York
Del
Bleamers
Liverpool
Naples
Frove
Gumau
Sterling colliery to resume work with 400 men
The Sterling coal mine, owned by the Reading Coal and Iron Company, will be pumped free of water today and plans to reopen next Monday. The reopening aims to provide work for about four hundred men and boys as a strike by the Pennsylvanian workers ends.
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M. M. Sweeney
Svenrick Creek
Temple Iron Company
Patrick Walsh
John McGlone
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Dunmore
MIT
Warren
Mitchell
Commisasion
Commission
Rhamokin
Sterling
Philadelphia Ral
Reading Coal’ and Iron Company
Wis
PH Geeks
Pcoentopie
Ben ch warrant issued in Stroudsburg case
Detective Shafer authorized to pursue Van Buskirk of Stroudsburg. Beraniote Piha in Stroudsburg, Pa. Mervine’s ten dollar ransom for recapture of Van Buskirk appears to have failed. court sent a warrant for Ghiskick, delivered to Detective Shafer.
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Shafer
van Buskirk
Stroudsburg
BPC
Beraniote Piha
Dev. Lh
Mervine
Duantel
van Thoskirk
Ohi
Attempt at Non-Suit in the Irvine Case
The Irvine conspiracy suit proceeds with a vigorous defense for a compulsory non-suit. Judge Malley weighs both sides as the case hinges on conduct by Bishop Talbot and Rev. Dr Irvine. The dispute centers on earlier church tensions and arrangements involving Mrs Elliott and Living, with no clear resolution yet.
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Dee. i
Ervine
Talbot
Mie
Old Mays
Alexander Bilfott
Hunthigton
Malley
St. Dehou
Joy
Irvine
Elliott
Living
Allies Asked to Arbitrate in Controversial Case
In a muddled report, allies request arbitration amid ongoing disputes involving Dr Irvine, Mrs Pittati, and the Elliott family. The board of imagiiy is accused of irregular methods, while witness testimony references excommunication, financial extravagance, and a contested verdict. The case, tied to Bishop Talbot and the Crd WHE, is expected to recommence next week.
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Bin
Huntingdon
Pittati
Ingles
Dneladhtng
Limerabhty
Board of
Imagiiy
Bishon Talbot
Tieinel Si
Talbot
Eliott
Dar Devine
Mars
Iliott
Pennsylvania Society at the Waldorf Dinner
Exclusive wire reports hundreds of members and guests attended the Pennsylvania Society of New York's fourth annual dinner at the Waldorf. Notables including Bishop Henry C. Potter and George J. Biter carried flags and tokens while souvenirs featured miniature badges as dignitaries and editors from multiple papers attended.
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Associated Press
New York
Penneylvirnin Society of
Sociery
Waldorf-Astori
Penneylvania
United States
Philadelphia
Henry C. Potter
George J) Biter
Alexander Mackey-Smith
Stewart J. Wearford
Duke W. Jordan
The
Histories Society of Pennsylvanian
Roc. Stedman
New England Society
R. I. Munroe
St. Andrew
House Considers Pension Bills In Brief Session
Exclusive wire from Washington reports the House cleared its calendar and considered 173 pension bills with little notable impact. A New England foot disease appropriation faced no specific action next Tuesday, and an order was entered for Bundy on February 2. Senate actions followed a busy week with various sessions and motor movements referenced.
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Washington
Dec. W
House
New England
Ted
Wosesalyn Bundy
Hotapyaas
Ute
Senator McMillin
Aehican
Uncertain OCR Summary of Public Notice
Fragmentary text from an OCR source mentions costs and work performed but lacks clear names, dates, or locations. The readability is too damaged to identify a coherent event or official action.
Unclear text on arrest case linked to Olive Womphiris
fragmentary wire report from Vie Associated Meese describes a colored individual Olive Womphiris and others in a teen era incident. It mentions a Chiron Were and Cline Lith Gari in a context of an arrest or legal action but details are unreadable.
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Trerlin
Dew
Sie Guaira
Associated Presa
Derr von
Puerto
Psc
Varih
OY Ae
Piven Turkiaaineediy Ma
Ion
Phallapeeti
Baie Heewine
Dea
Dite
Davie
Unclear OCR fragment on mine workers strike demands
The readable text shows a disrupted report about mine workers demanding an air bond or wage issue. It mentions a president and a city and a date but is largely garbled with many misspellings, making specifics hard to confirm.
Man convicted for murder in Kentucky trial
Jury of five witnesses convicts Frank Lewle in a Kentucky murder case. Henry Dison Lewis, who had come from West Virginia three years ago with his unwed wife Mia Dixon, faced the courtroom. The dispute arose over the division of Lowit and his wife, with Dixon's daughter involved.
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Joe Harlan
Frank Lewle
Henry Dison Lewis
West Virginia
Apo Unl
Mia
Dixon
Lowit
Machine Whine and New Capital Work Assignment
The state capitol commission announced George Gray Burnard of New York as the designer for the Hope work on the new capital. Mr Thuenind stated Paris on Wednesday will receive a load, but no details on duties or payment were given.
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George Gray Burnard
New York
Thuenind
Paris
Weather data fragment with missing context
Fragmentary weather report with garbled values and incomplete station identifiers. Unable to extract specific temperatures humidity or precipitation details. readable terms reference yesterday’s conditions and relative humidity but lack usable numeric data or locations.
Weather forecast for Weatherford Pennsylvania
Readable forecast notes rain or snow Saturday with fresh northeasterly winds. Sunday expected rather fair conditions with light winds.
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