Vaughan Bill Improves Revenue Measures and Licenses
Special from Harrisburg reports the Vaughan sheriff fee bill moves favorably through the judiciary committee. Provisions would transfer license power to five commissioners and impose steep fees in large counties. The measure aims to curb unlicensed sales while centralizing liquor licensing, with effects on hotels and saloons in Pittsburgh and Allegheny county.
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Ksrrisbure
Vaughan Shceree
Judiciary
The
Howe
Theynolds
Siorte
Speekildere
van le
Scranton
Tere
Marshall
Mir. Scheuer
Atherton
Board of Trade
A. F P. Duffy
Greeos Geederation
Haseen
Bill to Prevent Child Labor in Mines Proposed
Special from Harrisburg March 21 a bill urged by bituminous miners aims to bar employment of anyone under 14 in mines and requires age affidavits and school-readiness proof. Violations carry fines and jail, with hearings by local officials and appeals to quarter sessions. The measure accompanies a broader effort to raise working age across industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Trie
Rees de
Campbell
Philbin
Department of Mines and Mining
T. J. Dafty
No More Intimidation at Paterson Weaving Mill
The Paterson silk ribbon mill strikers met and voted to stop serenading and following non union weavers who return to work. They said such actions hurt the strike and disavowed the old intimidation custom while asserting the main body of weavers bears no responsibility for it.
Joe Walcott Stages Sixth Round Knockout of McKeever
Two thousand attendees at the Auditorium watched Joe Walcott of New York stop Charlie McKeever of Philadelphia in the sixth round after five rounds of punishing body work and exchanges. The bout, billed as a Mouidge, ended with Walcott delivering decisive blows.
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Waterbury
Colin
Joe Walcott
New York
Charlie McKeever
Philadelphia
Mpouidge
McKoovr
Train holdup ends in fatal shooting on the Plite line
Exclusive dispatch reports two thieves boarded the Baltimore and Ohio freight train at Hear Man on the Plite line, opened fire, and killed one crew member before fleeing. Conductor Henry swith led the operation amid the incident this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owaberhiid
Manehal
Henryswith
Ehage
Baltimore
Ohbonet Freight
Plite‘uiee
Riots in St Petersburg Misreported Says Exclusive Wire
Exclusive dispatch reports four deaths including a woman and denies rumors of church intrusions by students. Eyewitnesses say violence occurred outside the church as 300 Cossacks pressed into the crowd, police allegedly planned wounded transport, and factory workers’ involvement raises future concerns.
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St. Petersburg
Chureh
Comsicks
Eity
Society of Russian Authors
Redemption rules for documentary and proprietary stamps
The commissioner of internal revenue announces that unused documentary and proprietary stamps may be redeemed with deductions for any purchase allowances. Claims must follow strict documentation including purchase dates and dealer or collector certificates. Redemption applies only to stamps in good condition and for face values of $2 or more, with a two year limit.
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Mrong
Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
War Revenue Net
Internal Revenue
Vote on cigarette sale plan discussed in St Paul
An Associated Press dispatch from St Paul reports an afternoon meeting debating a proposal to restrict or permit cigarette sales. Officials considered the plan and its potential impact on local commerce and public health.
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Myres
St. Paul
March
Cauthy Kidnapper Confession Claims Emergence
Sheriff Johnson of Dallas reports a confession from Henderson in the Omaha kidnapping case. County Attorney Sinners and Henderson say the confession was voluntary and detail his share of the ransom and flight from justice. Henderson explains past defiance of the court due to prior trouble with law and now accepts the Omaha job responsibility.
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Sherif Johnson
Dallas
Texas
Matus
Ehy
Henderson
Court House
Omaha
Mrs Naramore Kills Her Six Children at Farmhouse
The Associated Press reports Lizgle Naramore from Coldbrook kills six children aged 10 months to 6 years with a club and a knife, then tries to cut her throat. She locks doors and arranges bodies in two beds before police discover the scene. Her husband is away in a hotel and not yet involved.
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Coldbreok
Muse
Mareh
Lizgle Naramore
Mitchells Letter to Operators Advances Joint Conference Plan
The Associated Press reports a letter from President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers and three anthracite district leaders to operators requesting a joint conference. It cites Hazleton resolutions authorizing a negotiation to test a strike option, amid worker anxieties and possible coal supply concerns.
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Philadelphia
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Hazleton
National Board
United Mini Workers of Awertea
Adaption of the schedule highlighted at a Philadelphia meet
The event in Philadelphia featured the ball club adapting the race format and schedule for a 100 yard event. Washington club manager James Mating led key discussions with Scranton’s William Coughlin and others about past seasons and playing style in a Kaneee City context.
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Philadelphia
Ball Club
Janes Mating
Washington Club
Toudalt Teil
Iain Willian Coughlin
Scranton
Kaneee City
Wason
Unclear Passenger Voyage Fragments From Ocean Season
A damaged OCR fragment lists ships and routes between New York and European ports. Mentions Mewe Vork, Kefisington, Antwerp, Southampton, Havre, and Quennelown. Provides scattered voyage details and arrivals with no coherent narrative or dates.
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New York
Peynselvania
Thiburg
Lvilene
Plimouth
Kefisington
Antwerp
Southampton
Proclamation Aids Destitute After Fire Raze Livelihoods
The Ampriated Pine reports Tidloxiagolle seeks a state proclamation to aid Mem pil destitute in Clark counts. About two hundred homeless residents faced ruin after a fire that destroyed fifty-five structures.
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Durbin
Mempil
Clark
Big Warehouse Burned in Destructive Fire
A large warehouse was destroyed by a fierce blaze. The fire ravaged the structure and contents, with authorities investigating the cause and scope of the damage.
Fragmentary City Report Details Police Investigation
A brief dispatch from Mesion City outlines an incident near the nation palace area. Officials say several people are being questioned while authorities assess the scene and gather evidence.
Troops Withdrawn from Port Arthur to Ten Tsin
British and Russian troops will be withdrawn from the disputed port area by five this morning. Officers must report to the adjutant. marines return to ships. French and British commands risk collision as arrangements by General Balliou d are deemed satisfactory.
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Pekin
Ten Tsin
Ondera
Seymour
Ordemil
Port Arthur
Tien-Tsin
Ballioud
Weather and World News Briefs From The Morning
Fair today with cooler temperatures and a general forecast shift. Reports cover the Moe hotel controversy Rivela riot updates Silk Strikers statement and local mine workers tone. Objections to a proposed utilities strike noted along with regional business and industry news.
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Fresla Tone
Silk Strikers
Company’s Offer Fair Says Train Conductors Chief
Chief Wilkins of the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors in Wilkes-Barre said the Central Railroad of New Jersey’s new wage proposal is fair and likely to be accepted. He noted conductors would not be inclined to strike if miners go out, reducing chances of a nationwide dispute.
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Wilkins
Jersey Central
Associate
Wilkes-Darre
Brotherhood of Thailway
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Toight
Anthracyte Minera
Seven Robbers Killed in Allied Campaign Near Pou-Ting-Fa
Exclusive wire reports from Berlin state German forces under Captain Preise dispersed bands near Pou-Ting-fa. Seven robbers were killed and wounded, others imprisoned and handed to the Chinese court. Major Von Muehlmann has moved from Dae-Ting-Fu with infantry, cavalry, and mountain artillery toward Taas Mushuan to engage a large robber band.
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Berlin
Pokin
War Office
Preise
Pou-Ting- Fa
von Muehlmann
Dae-Ting-Fu
Taas Mushuan
Be Begiative Wire From The Asaouiated Pore
The article notes a slate equivenion event opening in the city tonight with devotional exertisea. Delegates include Mev Thr Mitelins from Philadelphia and William McNaily from Ueekdnirg, with Dr Mi MM. Sheely of New York preparing a talk on The Meta tion of the Catholic Chulto ie Tempet ance Cwnne.
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Morrisburg
Manel
Penney
Annsaloon Ifagwo
Sidresees
Mev
Mitelins
Gibbon
Philadelphia
William McNaily
Ueekdnirg
MM. Sheely
New York
Tomorrme
Wish to Develop Rubber Trade In Ammonas Region
The state department reports Ammonas plans to develop rubber exports by offering a redemption price of 19 or Li per emt. Export authorities in Para indicate a move to cut and pack rubber for shipment and set up an indeterminate syndicate to control the trade.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Comal
Para
No Opposition to Judge Archbald Dominates Local Talks
The district personnel discuss Judge Archbald of Lackawanna for judge and ex Senator McCarrell of Dauphin for district attorney with tacit support. The plan considers temporarily appointing Fred C. Leonard for the Western district to ensure a four year term, with possible later permanent appointment.
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Archbald
Hiaguebure
Marehot
Connell
Washington
Lackawanna
McCarrell
Dauphis
Sol Baelwrel
Wilkes-Barre
Penrose
Judes Archibald
Oex
McCarrell Hay
Bacharach
Derrick Fred CC
Leona
Potter County
Philadelphia M E Conference Second Day Deliberations
The Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal conference reports stirring address to newly admitted clergy. Members admitted include Charles H Strick and others, with Cotman and Mer san continuing on trial or studies. Debt reduction for the conference fund progresses, with about 10000 remaining as year begins. Bank offerings total 20085, and several anniversaries were observed that night.
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Stroudsburg
Marel
Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal Conference
Hiphtop Joyce
P Reacere
Charles Wesley Burns
Henry
Thomas
Minker
Daniel A. Kinkle
Alvin TL. Copper
John Ellery
William F. Ewing
A. Lincoln Bhalloop
K. Coffin
OM Morgan
Charles MH. Shirk
Wilmer E. Cotman
Iit
Vear
Charles H. Strick
Hugh BP Mer San
Tech
Blekerton
Philadelphia Collegiate Institute For Cirts
Twentielentury
Lowes
Advance in Tron Price Declines at Valley Furnaces
A confusing report notes iron ore and pig iron pricing at the valley furnaces with SM price equivalents for delivery in Pittsburgh. It mentions a Carnegie company 1,000 ton contract and higher bills for plates and ware, with several nonspecific figures and terms.
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Witter
Morel
Uh—Beermer
Sim
Valley Furnaces
Pittsburg
Carnegie
Malitos National Bank figures arraigned in Dauphin murder case
Henry Rose reported that Wal oo Keiper and Caulder Charles W. Tvan, of Malitos National Bank, were arraigned in Dauphin County court for murder after a Thursday shooting. Both pleaded not guilty and were sent to trial with jury selection occupying most of the day.
Unclear historical notice from The Aspelated Pier Philadelphia
Fragmentary OCR text notes a religious figure and legal matter involving a rabbi, maritime terms, and a named city but is heavily garbled. Includes dates, duties, and accusations but specifics are unreadable.
Murdered Three Children Case Reported in Waterville
A crime report from Waterville Maine describes a murder involving a suspect who allegedly used an axe. The article notes the victims were three children and mentions local authorities and ongoing investigation.
Ny Fnclusive Wire Report From Aveelaiet Press
The article from Youngstown notes Elopia to consolidate the Hhael into a single entity. Several Teall matnertinda of lg ipoly Wicity appear with editor Cainkination involved.
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Aveelaiet Press
Youngstown
Mure
Eilopia
Celamiy
Feo
Elie
California oranges rot in transit claim
Fragmented report alleges millions of dollars worth of California oranges are rotting in packing houses due to decertified shipments and storage failures. The notice links losses to a Santa Fe route, with officials confirming fragile conditions and potential market impact.
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Chicago
Marelli M.tieiuts
Banta
California
Tn Gore
Hank
Trainmen win wage increase amid delayed consolidation
A garbled dispatch reports that D. and H. trainmen secured a wage rise after negotiated talks. The message suggests improved pay for the trainee employees, with references to bargaining and likely benefits, though details are obscured.
Odell Declines Police Bill Support in Albany Clash
Governor Odell states he will not sign any police legislation. He asserts he will not be made a fool and refuses to take orders from Senator Platt or to sign the bill, signaling a political confrontation over police powers in New York.
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Odell
New York
Frank Platt
Albany
Mattel
Frank Plate
Matt Lid
DHL
Police Treasury
Inchidel
New Yorlty
Craton
Ile
Platt
Tom
Frank Matt
Mere Politan Police
Metropallan
Thos. Platt
Dresrderly
Gowortog
Ciy
Berchieg
Lee Antag
Eppieule
Ameo
Deaths of a Day in Historic Wire Era
Obituaries note the deaths of several notable telegraph figures including Piese Heding and Mueehloniers, former presidents of telegraph firms, with references to their careers and the cause of death. Mentioned are Charien D. Chas former president of a Boston company and K M Shane veteran telegraph operator, all dated in March.
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Krederiwk
Mueehloniers
Americas
Muehtenhere
Rollen
Trivets
Ponterlvents
Heston
Mars
Pelee Clark
Ueerstorty Lutviit
New York
Hampelie
Charien D. Chas
Fin Boston
Nive
Milwanker
Maro
K. M. Shane
Ile
Ate Preumeda
Six Millions in Liquid Air Initiative Reported
A new liquid air venture announced today aims to supply liquefied air for railway maintenance and vehicle cleaning. The firm plans production of oxygen, gas, oil, and related products to support melting, refrigerating, centering, and cleaning across railways and equipment.
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Trotlen
Mare St Tive
Died at a Horse Sale in Lebanon County
At a horse sale in Lebanon Pennsylvania local man A Wisher collapsed during the event and died. He was treasurer of the county alms office and previously served as a director of the pee. The incident occurred this afternoon and authorities were notified.
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Lebanon
Lorne
Wisher
Almesmere
Piston
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Vaughan Bill
Reynolds
Judiciary Committee
Ripper
Irom
Muchlbronner
Excise Commission
Allegheny County
Hiwline
Noten
Utleese
Rouréee
Vaughan
Board of Excise Commissioners
Distriet
Het
Senwtoy Muehlbronper
Iim
Hey W. D. Rodgers
Ate. Nodgere
Viper
Edward Jinx, Jr
Taylor, Old Forge
Moosic
Pittston
Beranton
Taylor
Bradford County
Eid
Dietrict
Board of
Aehoo! Directam
Centraliaatton
Mhonke
Secreet
Representative Jones
Lackawanna Court
James Gannon
Hamilton Road
T. J. Duffy
Star
Paterson
Walcott
McKeever
Russia
Mrs. Nation
Topka
Cudahy
Coldbroook, Mass
We Politi Wits
Leon
Associated Press
Hy Exchange
Coughlin
Sisteond Ptetor
President Diaz
Merl
Dis
Vinghon
Moe
Beagneratel
Chine
Carbonidaln Department
Lucal
Toral
West Schatten
Pennylenia
Loval
Preiss
Pao-Ting-Fu
Vire Associated Pros
Anti-Saloon League
Amedtated
Federal
Breil Fem A Stat Cormepontes
Philadelphia M. E
Tron
Rowe
Keiper
Associated
Rev. Levy
Mare
Krieset
Pilieag
Waterville
Mawel U1
Dale Psarbayne
I Ominhem
Muvee
Nile
Ilubeiey
Thelen
Exelieii
Dew
Wilkee Marre
Murch
Platt and
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Mr. Platt
Marsh
Ollenaab
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