Provisional Strike Declaration by United Mine Workers at Shamokin
The United Mine Workers meeting in Shamokin adopts a provisional strike declaration across Districts 1 7 and 9. They demand shorter workdays minimum wage and coal weighing, seek Civic Federation mediation, and prepare to strike if no agreement by April. Mitchell warns a strike appears imminent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers
National Civic Federation
Mgr. Mitchell
Associated Pres
Shamokin
Civic Federation
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Tt Wis
Coul
Consiliation Committee
The
Civile Federation
Bourda
Mitehel
Ralph M. Kasley
Wie Federation
Presidenta Aml
Mmine
Themelvet
Works Dowi
Nowrdky
Industrial Department
Oor
Tuelusa
Dhe
Postal Embezzlers Receive Sentence
The Audentia court sentences Cuban postal fund embezzlers for fraud. W. B. Neely is jailed ten years and fined $50,203. W. H. Reeves receives ten years and a $45,000 fine. Ketes G. Rathbone gets ten years with no fine.
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Neely, Reeves and Rathbone
GLOVE CONTESTS FEATURE BRUNCH OF FIGHTS
The Associated Press reports at Washington Sportive tonight fight card. Tin Callahan, from the Eli club, and Bernateli of New York headline as the main bout. Other bouts include Choyniski of Chicago facing Counter of Brooklyn in the first round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villadelpha
Tin’ Callahan
Faint Favor Favors Rhodes in Contested Wavering
An unclear report describes Rhodes facing a shifting political or social event with brief mention of a favoring turn and uncertain outcome. The details are fragmentary, naming Rhodes and entities like Associated Meas and Pape Town without clear actions or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape Town
Marek Shefieei
Rhodes
Palma at the White House Guest of President Roosevelt
Cuba’s president elect Palma met President Roosevelt at a White House dinner in Washington. The social gathering included Mrs. Roosevelt and officials. They discussed Cuba’s transfer of government to the new regime, with May 1 tentatively set but possibly postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachielve
Pres
Washington
T. Betrada Palma
Cuba
R Roosevelt
White House
Elect Palm
Roosevelt
Root
Bellamy Store
Senate Debates Oleo Margarine Tax Bill
The Senate opened debate on a bill taxing oleomargarine colored to imitate butter at ten cents per pound and reducing the uncolored rate to a quarter of a cent. Senator Proctor of Vermont opened for the agriculture committee, framing it as protecting an honest product from fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor
Washington
Senate
Vermont
Committee On Agriculture
Psec
Cholera Reported in Manila Pressed by U S Authorities
Official dispatches from Manila confirm Asiatic cholera and plague in the Philippines. Surgeon General Sternberg believes the situation not Serious and trusts medical authorities to prevent epidemics. General Chaffee’s plan to move the remaining Third Infantry battalion a week early is approved to curb spread on return to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Sternberg
Manila
Philippines
General Chaffee
Third Infantry
Minili
Croope
United States
War Department
Cuban affairs discussed at War Department conference
Washington March 4. Secretary Root and General Wood met at the War Department to discuss legislation needed to establish a sound commercial basis for the new Cuban republic. Wood favored a twenty percent import reduction to aid Cuba and talked with the president about Cuban policy. Senator Platt and Representatives Spooner and Quay attended and offered views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Secrretary Root
General Wood
Cuba
Woodhies
Chiba
Wood
Platt
New York
House
Spooner
Quay
Drowning Reported After Lake Cuyiew Sail
Inclusive Wire reports two Cascadia Propritory School students from Meslou and London, Eng were drowned while sailing on Lake Cuyiew. They were last seen around o'clock amid a strong wind as searchers scoured the lake.
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Ahaea
Antonid Ost
Meslou
John Watson
London
Eng
Cascadia Propritory School
Ane
Lake Cuyiew
Lee Huse
He Alwsing
Etudenta
Corporations Chartered Amid Industrial Names Listed
A fragmented note details several ventures including Plisharg Piston Packing in Pitiehung with capital 919000 and Waitten Chemical in Bradioed with capital SiO. The document appears to record incorporations and capital figures, though multiple words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Lid Fren
Narriaborg
Aluonh
Ainte
少年工厂悲剧致命事故简讯
The report describes a young employed worker at a Pennsylvania steel plant who was fatally struck by a moving track inside the works. Authorities investigate the incident as a workplace accident with the identity of the deceased not clearly disclosed.
Mayor to Sign Public Toll Pen to Build Rail Stations
Exclusive byline reports Mayor plans to sign public toll measure to fund two railroad stations in Manhattan's borough. The bill heads to the governor for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
New York
Law Tockay
North
Manhattan
Terror on Horseback and the Roaring Troops of Reform
A Washington banquet for the Virginia Democratic Association drew 150 guests with leaders from Congress and national figures. Col. Robert N. Harper presided as toastmaster while speakers urged unity to resist imperialism and the Republican program, warning of concentrated power and a potential presidential dictatorship under reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virignia Democratic Association
Metropolitan
Congress
Old Dominion
Virginia General Assembly
Montague
Daniel
Anderson
Robert N. Harper
T. W. Bullock
Kentucky
Senator Carmack
Tennessee
Lewis Nixon
Tammany Hall
Representative Kitchen
North Carolina
Representative DeArmond
Missouri
Virginia
Col
Watterson
Fragmentary voice argues for constitutional religion and resistance
The passage contends expansion of power undermines republican values, invokes the Constitution and Christ, and draws parallels to Jefferson and Jackson. It hints at replacing July Fourth and January Eighth celebrations, opposing perceived centralized control and a Mexicanized government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Ayil Jackesn
New Orleane
Chia
War Tax Repeal Bill Sent To Conference In Senate
The house did not concur with senate amendments to the war revenue tax repeal and sent the bill to conference. Payne of New York, Dalzell of Pennsylvania, and Richardson of Tennessee were named as conferees. A parallel action on the legislative, executive and judicial appropriation bill followed with Bingham of Pennsylvania, Heminway of Indiana, and Livingston of Georgia appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Messrs
Payne
N. Y
Dalzell
Richardson
Tenn
Bingham
Heminway
Ind
Livingston
Horsewhip Incident Hits Topeka Mayor Office
Miss Blanche Boise, a nurse not connected to Mrs Nation, horsewhipped Mayor Parker in his city hall office. The mayor grabbed the whip’s rawhide handle, threw her into the hall, and she vowed to horsewhip the governor. Boise, about 35, delivered a scolding before the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kun
Blanche Boise
Nation
Parker
Miss Boise
Musician J. H. Hahn Drowned at Engleside Home
J H Hahn director of the Detroit Conservatory of Music and a nationally known musician was drowned this morning at Engleside his Careyate near Constantine Details of the drowning are not yet received Hahn was born in Philadelphia in 1847 and began public performance at age seven He led the musical department of Cold Water Michigan Female Seminary at seventeen and later settled in Detroit in 1872 He served as president of the Musical Teachers National Association and of the Michigan Musical Teachers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
J. H. Hahn
Detroit Conservatory of Music
Engleside
Careyirke
Constantine
Hahn
Bigleshie
Philadelphia
Cold Water, Mich
Therope
Musical Teachers National Association
Michigan Musical Teachers Association
Hitchcock Not To Resign From Cabinet Post
Secretary Hitchcock returned from St Louis after his brother’s death and denied reports he planned to resign or retire. He refused to discuss rumors, calling them unfounded, and stated he would not abandon duties in his cabinet portfolio or private business responsibilities formerly handled by his brother.
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Poneto
Javiolte
di Viet
Oller
Dix
Peos
Jay
Pyuel
Washington
Hitchcock
St. Louis
Evangelist Stricken During Sermon and Dies
Mrs. Thomas Hogan, a woman evangelist, collapsed in the Co-Workers' hall during a large address. She uttered the line No man knoweth when the Son of Man shall come before she fell to the platform and died prior to medical arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millvie, N, JL
Co-Workers
Thomas Hogan
Mii
Muddleman Deemed Thorough in Local Trade Circles
Special to the Scruton Tribune reports Mr Robert Muddleman of Fmover & Uphilesun is described as a thorough tradesman while repairing belts and handling medical tasks. The piece notes his long-standing role and reputation within the community.
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Robert Muddleman
Fmover
Uphilesun
Ile Mil
Fusion in Luzerne Stirs County Politics
A muddled report from Wilkes Harte notes a move by Democrats to cooperate with independent Republicans in the upcoming state campaign. The piece mentions a party platform shift and a strategy meeting amid local party tension and signaling possible cross endorsements.
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Amociates
Mires
Wilkes Harte
Luxerne Denonney
Republians
Courme Dy
Unclear: Maritime Wire Item Yields Vague Name Forms
Fragmentary text mentions ships or persons with obfuscated names and locations. The item references Gibraltar and Naples in a tangle of misread words, offering no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize.
Peace Terms Offered Boers Peace Terms Offered Boers
The report notes the mysterious disappearance of Rev J C Bennett pastor of the Methodist church at Lunsford after he travelled to Harrisburg and to Columbia for conference He was seen walking toward the river with 300 in baggage held at a Harrisburg hotel and his fate remains unknown prompting concern among his wife and church members This item reads as a local wartime era incident with fears of foul play and notes his age family and status as a clergyman.
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Associated Press
Lancaster
J. C. Bennett
Lunsford
Columbia
Harrisburg
Susuuehnuana
Bennett Fe Sh
London
Ritchener
Schalk-Herger
Gener Dee Wer
Othe Howe
Commons
Dradtick
Transvaal
Lord Kitchener
Breyt
Orange Pree
Pretoria
Elreles
Scehatk-Berger
de Wer
de Tan Rey
Poesthiy
Gove
Peaul
Bord Wittheni
Schalk-Berger
Orange Tower
Wiless
Britiels
South Africa
Ulleis
Itehener
Scohulk-Burger
Lord Lainie
Netherlands
Paws Gniselin
Schuit- Burger
Ruehner
General Miles Opposes War Dept Staff Bill in Testimony
General Miles has reviewed and revised a transcript of his Senate Military Committee testimony. He argues the document is for committee use only and awaits printing after committee decision. Miles cites central opposition to the staff army bill and notes additional figures not disclosed earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miles
Senate Military Committee
Government Printing Office
War Department
Inspector General's Department
DHL
Fia
Corpes
Mda
Ile
Phillonites
China
Natal
Wwe
Tragedy on Pennsylvania Tracks Claims Child Life
A two year old boy named James Finney was cut in two by a freight train on the Pennsylvania railroad tracks at Lucknow. The accident occurred as the child walked along the rails, prompting a fatal end to a day of travel. The incident was reported by the Associated Press from Heartshag.
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James Finney
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lucknow
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Ikon
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Oscar Straus
Charles A. Moore
Prank V. Sargent
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Joan Mitchell
Pranklin McVeugh
Palma
Mr. Roosevelt
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Iby
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Venneylvania Steel Works
Sievlian
Pili
Dsderp
Pennsylvania
MR. Watterson
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Kembucky
Vituinia
Korte
Republican Party
Republic
Anny
Feuta
Uniteed States
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Husevelt
Payne, Dalzell and
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Miller
Scruton Tribune
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Gibraltar
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York
Naples
M. E
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Miles Silti
Kitchener
Burger
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Hague
Kuchner
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