Miners Push Four Bills in State Legislature
United Mine Workers leaders from the anthracite region press four new bills at Harrisburg. Proposed reforms include electing 16 mine inspectors by the people for three-year terms at 1200 dollars yearly, weighing coal by weight with a 2240 pound standard, and appointing check weighmen at collieries to oversee measurements.
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Roderick
Harrisburg
T. J. Nicholls
Adam Pulaski
George Hartiein
J. J. Keaney
Henry Colline
United Mine Workers
Lea
Committee presses Roderick statement at Lochiel room
A committee arranged to obtain a statement from Mr. Roderick as he lay with medical attendants. Some members urged delay until his attendance could be secured, while Mr. Garner pressed for proceeding. The sub committee met to plan further action and assign tasks to address the case.
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Roderick
Garner
Roderik
Paol Horman
Hang
Lochiel
Trederich
Lt Wide
Ceolan
Teele
Vetghow
Harrisburg
Rodettek
Teena Od
Reailerteli
Allewathns
Senate confirms several picks amid disputed names
Unclear OCR notes list appointments and confirmations by the Senate. Names include John Fulton as forestry commissioner candidate and others like Dr Frederick Mewell, Pete, and Cowper, with terms spanning years and various state posts. Limited legible context due to garbled text.
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Wink Hoor
Harriet
T. Rothyenie
Tom Wien
John Fulton
Foltuecoun
Ayes Lewle
Bear Yeek
Waie PO Myers Corry
Abd
Pigeline
Prederich
Mewell
Dhuichen
Goreier
Wage Mojety
Pete
Cuing
Clawson
Statios Ag
Coroneh
Covenant
Cowper
Saymirel , Mns
Warstuimedont
Weds
Penneymania
Tve
Former student charged in stamp and bond theft at Syracuse
Ay Feehehe Wiieive The Asseptgreat Syracuse district reports that ex University student Houghton Sheppard was arrested for planning to sell $292.96 in cash, 144 bonds and six $1,000 bonds stolen from the Syracuse railroad last October. He worked for the railroad last summer and planned to dispose of the bonds in New York. The defendant, due to graduate in electrical engineering next June, left college last November.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Houghton Shepp
Sys
Brracuse, Lakeride
Maldwiteville
Sheppard
Sule
New York
Dlepose
Iyer
Carypans
Hlim
Courts Decide That an Owner Can Control Cemetery Lot
Court ruling upholds private graveyard rights in a case from Wilkes Barre. The judge affirms owner control over plot access and maintenance amid family tensions after a murder case stemming from a February incident.
Burial Gate Standoff Delays Interment at Local Cemetery
Guards defend the locked cemetery gates as Judge Italy orders the burial to proceed. The sister of the deceased contests the lot and an injunction halts interference while two deputy sheriffs monitor the funeral site. Friends fear further attempts to disrupt the procession.
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Tocal
Italy
White
Fwert Valley
Friends of
Tinplate trade viewed as satisfactory in Commons
In the House of Commons Mr. Clerald Bul four acknowledged competition from the United States but said the tinplate trade was in satisfactory condition. Welsh tin exports to the United States declined while exports elsewhere rose about five percent annually. Mr Balfour saw no reason to suggest a reduction in duty would affect this representation.
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Retaxated
London
Board of Trade
Clerald Bulfour
House of Commons
United
Balfour
United States
Miles War Shields and the Army's Shielded Invasion Device
At the start of the Spanish war General Miles proposed a bold defense plan using 200 bullet proof steel shields on wheeled frames. Built for about thirty thousand dollars, the shields could be pushed forward and then repelled as entrenchments. They were stored after the war began and now stand at Fort Wadsworth and Fort Meyer as monuments to Miles' invention.
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Miles
Congress
Sim
Jlone
Culm
Havana
Fort Wadsworth
New York
Sint Fort Meyer
Virginia
New York Police Probes City Precinct Condition
An exclusive wire reports Police Commissioner Murphy sent an officer to file full reports on the city precincts condition. He seeks a clear account of the gate wings disorderly conduct and general state of New York wards with a readiness deadline by Friday.
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Ser
York
Murphy
Tony
Ani
New York
Fragmentary OCR Note on Frogs and Vague Figures
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a frog field event and a value around 207,000 with unclear context. Mentions names possibly Vive Taam and Miata Tealer in a nonsensical, incomplete sentence.
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SC Hedi
Miata Tealer
Effervescent Kansas Fialeis Det Settled
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a settled matter linked to Kansas with names unclear. The readable portion indicates a conclu sion or settlement in a regional context, but lacks sufficient detail for specific entities or events.
Paine's Celery Compound touted by clergy and doctors
A controversial, promissory letter from Bishop Michan and others extols Paine's Celery Compound as a universal remedy. Clergy and physicians claim it aids recovery and endurance, urging trust in its medicinal value despite lack of patent status.
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Paine
Milward
Mhelps
Dertoooth Olleme
Thishop Michan
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Taco
Mt Moreen
Atvier Reesenahlien
Min Pottlerew
Spain
Mr Podgrnew
Aalee
Me Pettigrew
Committee On
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Tinplate
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Miiylee
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