Boston labor crisis eases as freight resumes
Boston labor turmoil shows progress as 20,000 workers vacate posts and employers hire back union men. Governor Crane mediates with presidents of major railroads and labor leaders, signaling a path to resumed freight traffic under ordinary conditions despite lingering tensions.
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Associated Press
Boston
Allied Freight Transportation Council
R. 8. Brine ‘Transportation Company
Crane
State Board of Arbitration
Kini
Workingen
Cimen
Mew
State House
Street Car Strike Worsens With Vandalism And Arrests
Exclusive wire reports the Norfolk street car strike remains disrupted with cars running unscheduled and attackers stoning vehicles, especially in dark suburb areas. Two former employees BE. L. Allen and H. A. Ruth were arrested for shooting and stoning and are held for the grand jury as defendants, unable to post bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeoulitell Tess
Norfolk
BE. L. Allen
H. A. Ruth
Governor designates Arbor Days in Pennsylvania
Governor Stone issues a proclamation declaring April 4 and April 18 as Arbor days to promote forest preservation. The note cites water quality, forestry needs, and public duty to protect headwaters and streams, urging citizens to participate in this statewide observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Stone
Pennsylvania
Ware
Commonwealth
BK Wiliam O A. Stove
Coal output bought by Osborne led group in Pittsburg district
F M Osborne a former Pittsburg Coal president is said to head a firm that has purchased the river district coal output amounting to about one million tons yearly. The absorbed Osborne firm may be reorganized to compete with the trust in coal handling. four Pittsburg officials have resigned to join Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
F. M. Osborne
Pittsburg Coal Company
Pittsburg
Osborne, Sueper &,Co
Osborne
List Weelk
Farmers Repel Robbers in Hila Howes County Incident
In Vyasa at Howling Green a group of farmers repelled an attempted robbery. The assailants fled after a brief confrontation with locals. The wounded or fleeing party did not stop the residents from defending the site until police arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howling Green
Hila Howes
Fedite Delos
Thule
Eotwil
Willows
Senate ratifies Hague Conference treaty
The Senate ratifies the Hague Conference treaty of 1800. The accord governs laws and conduct at land war and applies to the laws and governance of war. Exclusive wire report notes ratification by the body and outlines treaty reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hague
Feam
Persa
Ruth Ted
Duly Gu
Wilk Seepiet
Guntoma
Wir
Unclear text event reported from March in Philadelphia
Fragmentary report discusses refining building activities and cocoa butter processes with references to a death and a large uninsured amount. Limited readable names and numbers hinder precise reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchalye
Ovation to Elkin at Bellwood Station
Gubernatorial candidate Elkin received an enthusiastic welcome in Duncansville and Bellwood this forenoon. A public reception followed at the Lewin house in Altoona with a crowd on the sidewalks. Later Watres met supporters at the Altmont hotel and delivered a speech attacking the legislature and the Stone administration, targeting the trolley franchise and Ripper bills. Elkin is expected to win Blitz county by a large majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Fikin
Duncansville
Bellwood
Lewin
Watres
Altmont
Hts
Stone
Elkin
Blitz County
Political Curfew in Cartagena Marks Liberal Limits
An exclusive report outlines a Cartagena curfew granting Liberal residents daily street access from dawn to 6 pm. Those seen outside curfew face imprisonment until order is restored, while war minister Fernandez issues a circular praising government gains and urging unified effort to end the revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Colon
Colombia
Cartagena
Ba. m
Fernandez
Norweelin
Lion Dire Mois
Tenerils Castro
Ort
Agia Dulce
Hocus del Toro
Simon Pumiccis
Castro
Ortixs
Herrera
Ortiz
Panama
Agua Dulce
Herren
Terrera
Enthusiaes
Robbery Strikes Chicago Mail Wagon On State Street
An unknown thief used a duplicate key to open a mail wagon in front of the Masonic Temple on State Street. A registered mail sack worth about 1700 dollars was taken while the wagon guard I A Hunnan briefly left the vehicle. A clue to the robber exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Masonic Temple
State Street
I. A. Hunnum
Temple
Prohibition State Convention Set for Newcastle May Second
State Chairman Jones arrives via Altoona from Newcastle after arranging for the Prohibition convention to be held there on May 2. Attending are prominent candidates, including Governor candidate Kmaya and Rev OC Swallow, with others named from Wildlaintports and Helen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Say
Jones
Prohibition Party
Newcastle
Eave Ty Winleed Weloyaton
Kmaya
Dee
OC Swallow
John Gill
Venaigoy
Mangell
Hy Excliglite Wire from The Ascowlaiad Mines
Fragmented OCR lists locations and names such as New York Liverpool Staten tom and Boulogne with several places and persons. The readable items hint at a trade or transport mention but lack coherent actions or dates to confirm a clear news event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascowlaiad
New York
Girmanie
Livepool
Lucania
Liverpool
Staten
Tom
Boulogne
Mrnypriite Willen
Sit
Bretet
Boulognie
Wyndham
Foam
Jean Paeed
Southwark
Anteerp
la Bretagne
Muvre
Water polo match details from Ellwood and Nashville
An evening pool tourney report notes Clarwater of Ellwood Pa defeats Teving Lou of Nashville Tenn by 25 to a score near 25. The article highlights the world class event and names competitors and location in a terse sports brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Views
New York
Manh U
Meoulyu
Wish
Clarwater
Ellwood
Pensiona mnantodt Sam and Willieeelkaree chosen as jurors
An exclusive wire report from The Awovlated Mies in Washington states that Samuel took a seat as juror along with Willieeelkaree, proceeding in the dhijaan Ashley case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Wiehington
Mars 1
Pensiona Mnantodt
Sam
Mimaanel
Willieeelkaree
Iy Jurgee
Dhijaan Ashley
Amendment to direct Senate election by population plan
Senator Penrose proposed an amendment to the direct Senate election resolutions. It provides that each state shall have at least two senators and an extra seat for every 500000 people, elected by direct vote for six years, with vacancies filled as in the House. The plan outlines apportionment and duties for census results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prem
Washington
Penrose
United States
Senate of the
Senate
House of Representatives
Permanent Census Change Heads to House Vote
The house committee on census voted five to four to report a bill amending section 6 of the permanent census act. It would place all census office employees on the rolls as of March 7 1902, except unskilled laborers, into the classified service to retain workers slated for discharge under section 5. Vote: Heatwole Stewart Hay Kluttsz Burleson for. Crumticker Hughes Russell Griffiths against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Census Today
Hig
Virginia
Heatwole
Stewart
N.Y
Hay
Kluttsz
Burleson
Crumticker
Hughes and
Russell
Conn
Griffiths
Court ruling overrules Philadelphia custody in disputed enlistment
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court reverses a quarter sessions decision ordering the release of a marine recruit, Phillip Wade Smith, who joined the U S Marine Corps without his father’s consent. Captain Smedley Butler challenged the writ of habeas corpus as federal authorities contest state power and illegal enlistment charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myeo
Harrisburg
Marcel W
State Superior Court
Taiy
Quarter Sessions Court
Philadelphia
Ilegally
Smedley
Butler
United States Marine Corps
Phillip Wade Smith
Marine Corps
Smith
Courthind
Ohio
Corpea
Talred States
State Court
Effort to Form Policy Circulates in Cadet Debate
Fragmentary notes show representatives discussing policy aims at a Washington meeting in March. The draft proposals touch on wages, duties, and formal duties for cadets, with emphasis on collective action and organizational aims.
Innest Philadelphia Report Cites Odd Names and Figures
Fragmentary OCR text lists a string of obscure names and numbers such as Uewanauih, Gh. Teney, Ohh Dy, Havens, Mast, Nolen, and a 278 figure, with minimal readable context. The passage appears to be an unreadable wire service snippet from The Associated Press filed by Reclusive Woe.
Mr Bryan at the Capitol draws attention in Washington
William Jennings Bryan returned to Washington from Culpeper Virginia and met many prominent Democrats as he discussed the coming congressional campaign. He visited the Capitol and the members lobby while Henry Watterson of Kentucky drew notice on the chamber floor. Bryan then left the city for Harrisburg Pennsylvania at 8:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Jennings Bryn
Culpepper
Capitol
Bryan
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Richardson
Tennessee
Harrisburg
Dun's Review of Trade Summary
Exclusive wire reports Dun and Co Weekly Review of Trade notes outside Massachusetts labor calm, coal mines quiet, spring goods distribution rapid, and iron and steel demand uncertain for three months. Pig iron output declined from February, with resumption of idle plants hinting at new highs. Steel bars bought for agricultural implements, billets, pipes, tubes active, and fuel stocks easing. Labor unrest strengthens textile tone. farm reserves seen low, corn and wheat stocks disappointing. Exports and domestic grain movements show sharp declines versus prior year. Pailures total 2 in the U S and 0 in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Ire
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Massachusetts
United States
Atlantic
Canada
Superior Court Decisions From Harrisburg March Session
The Superior court announced a batch of decisions and adjourned to meet in Pittsburgh. On April 14 the court affirmed several cases including Canfield v Murowich and Egar v Cullemier, with multiple counties and parties named in the verbatim list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thre Associated Press
Harrisburg
Superior Court Today
Pittsburg
Kulp Ve
U. PF
Itveorne County
Alfri
Abington Turnpike
Larkawanng
Hotmeay Ve. Alinwook
Aulumibia Vouriety
Affirmed
Canfield Va
Muroi
Kacdor Ve. Butler
C. BP
Two Local Workers Die in Mur rishung Incident
An Associated Press dispatch from Harrisburg reports two men killed by asphyxiation in Mur rishung during the previous night. Daniel Mer Hea died while working in a tile shop and Charles Gilda fell asleep during a furnace mishap at Pulse Evivan in Cicel company’s plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Mareh
Murrishung
Danlyl Mer
Oharles
Gilda
Uo Fiartiui
Cicel Company
The Queens Reception at the London Court
A late evening court gathering in London featured the Queen and officials, replacing a prior ceremony amid tensions and mutiny rumors. The scene unfolded in a formal hall with notable attendees and royal protocol observed.
Harvest of Death Reported in Private Cable
A private cablegram from Lake Village Adh Daltiionw reports the oath ceremony yesterday for General Clinton P Valine a prominent Atlanticist figure once active in Uemograyiy yellow hn May Lash the news notes his death and high profile in Maine background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Mock
Aik
Lake Village
Adh
Daltiionw
Marlea
Clinton P. Valine
Maine
Police Chief Strikes Patrolman in City Hall Brawl
In Williamsport on March 14 a quarrel at city hall between Chief Frank F. Stryker and Patrolman A. B. Simmons led to a violent fight. Simmons, critical with a brain concussion, lay hospitalized after the beating. Stryker fled. a warrant reportedly to be issued for his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Frank F. Stryker
A. B. Simmons
Simmons
Simmone
Stryker
No Conclusion on Reciprocity Reached by Ways and Means
Members of the Ways and Means committee differed on Cuban reciprocity and held a conference from 2 to 4 pm. Chairman Payne said no conclusion was reached and adjourned until tomorrow at 2 pm. Individual members saw potential for agreement, but no single plan showed clear advantages. no votes were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ways and A Means
Beresford Presses Naval Reforms in London Speech
Rear Admiral Lord Charles Beresford told the London chamber of commerce that Britain’s defense organization lacks efficiency and warned that early naval reverses would cause irreparable, eternal damage. He urged a naval warlord, coalfield acquisitions, ship speed improvements, reserves reorganization, and a full mobilization test of the fleet. He cited coal shortages at key stations including Colombo and Malta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Chamber of Commerce
British Organization For Defense
Lord Charles Beresford
South Africa
Admiralty
Lord Beresford
Cubraltar
Malta
Pekin Society Event Hears Dignitaries At Tulin
Mrs. Conger wife of the United States minister entertained at Tulin with eleven princesses and court ladies from the American Legation and missions. The gathering marked an unprecedented departure from Chinese court exclusivity and the dowager empress sent her greetings hoping friendly ties endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Marth
Conger
United States
Tulin
Four Barns Destroyed by Fire at Shiprsich
Fire destroyed four barns and damaged two more at Shiprsich. The blaze started in the hands of William Bhenyets and Chat Nilgin, spreading to nearby holdings. Local men investigated and the loss is estimated at zero dollars?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soniaowns
Muteh Uf
Puur Lange
Shiprsich
Willian
Mur Hortelette
Perea
Writ of Quo Warranto Seeks Charter Repeal
Judge Simonton issues a writ of quo warranto against the Girard Coal Company of Serafton to show cause why its charter should be revoked. The matter is set for March 20 before the Commonwealth court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lannchung
March
Simonton Ta
Commonwealth
Girard Coal Company
Serafton
Burleson Resolution Demands Facts On Hay Subsidy Case
In Washington March 1 the Senate discussed the ship subsidy bill as the House passed an important appropriation amid several measures. The Burleson resolution was adopted calling on Secretary Hay for details on Dr Thomas and wife who sought to use relief funds for South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleson
Thomas
Hay
Senate
Messrs. MacLauren
Harris
Tre
Washington
House
Buffalo
Savannah
Pittsburg
South Africa
Hitt
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Marre
Thoms
Mes
Atriga
Gompers Addresses Lehigh Students in Bethlehem Speech
Samuel Champers of the Amurinut Federation of Labor spoke at Lehigh University about strikes. He warned against compulsory arbitration and urged preserving manhood while noting organizing unsiitter labor is tough. He cited the Boston strike caused by the teameters’ union firing workers and unions joining in solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Marehi
Lehigh University
Ramuel Champers
Amurinut Federation of Labor
Boston
Teameters
Weather summary for March 24 in local area
Weather data for March 24 shows limited readable details with many garbled terms. Usable items include date and general note of 24 hours ending times, but specifics on temperature, precipitation, or conditions are unreadable.
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John M. Hall
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Tuttle
Boston and Maine
Samuel Hour
Boston and Albany
W. BE. Chamberlain
New Haven Road
Easley
The
Civic Federation
Basley
Bourgent
McNeill
New
Griest
Company
LYONS
Witte
Porky
John Tyes
Cutient Kbene
Vendlon
Vyasa
Fran
Associated Prace
the Agsorlatins Trea
Prohibitionist State Convention
Senators
PRO Rata
Mr. Penrose
Prue
Neretary
National Bank
the Associates
Otte
MR. Bryan
Orator
Watterson
Associated Pree
Dun’s Review OF Trade
Wite Dium
King Adwanl
Tpadee Atexamdra
Aw Gel
Maddy
Welly
Ways and Means Committee
Ives
Beresford
NAVY
Foraker
McLauvin
Muansas
Nierine
MeLaurin
Vars
Joldis
Varvis
Gompers
Poreragt
Ranier
Penieyt Voula
Loewaslng
Cloudliim Babinday
Sualay
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