Great Northern Strikes Stir Minnesota Military Action
United States troops guard the Great Northern line as Fort Snelling and Fort Bowlling assist in warrants and arrests amid rail disruptions. Strikes in Arnesville St Cloud Wilmar and Morehead test law and wage disputes while workers discuss arbitration and a temporary truce collapses amid threats and violence near yards in St. Pats Minn.
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St. Pat
Fort Bowlling
Layne
Mason
Fort Snelling
Fort Dakota
Maretal Crouin
United States
Minnesota
Arnesville
St Cloud
Wilmar
Morehead
Labor Hall
St. Paul
Minneapolia
Eustis
Minneapolis
St Paul
Minge
Wpolia
Grand Maerter
Soveringa
Knights of Labor
Thone Pointe
Alan
Crooketon
State Convention Looms in Hannisona With Low Turnout
The State Convention of the People's Party is set for tomorrow in Hannisona with no visible crowd yet. State airman Thompson is expected this afternoon and the State Council Order United American Mechanics plans a meeting tomorrow as well.
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People’s Party
Hannisaona
People's Party
Thompson
State Council
United American Mechanics
McBride Reports Progress In Coal Mine Suspension
The second official bulletin from President McBride of the United Mine Workers notes mining has entered a second week of suspension under improved conditions. The army of idle miners exceeds 160,000, with only about 24,000 workers at work across the bituminous coal fields, and widespread market concerns persist.
End of conflict nears as workers resist pay pressures
The note says that workers respond to the national convention by staying loyal, accepting no terms until a general settlement is reached. Operators offer higher wages but the ranks remain steady with more men joining, signaling momentum in favor of the union.
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Thiala
National Convention
Bristol solicitor granted divorce on grounds of adultery
Edward Daniell of Bristol was granted a divorce from his wife Mrs Daniell today after she confessed to living with a man named Robert Nicol in Boston Massachusetts. Nicol and Mrs Daniell reportedly have interests in social life in both the United States and England.
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Nicol Lespos
Edward Daniell
Bristol
Ale
Boston
Maas
Robert Nicol
Mra Daniell
Nicol
SONS OF THE REVOLUTION MEETING HIGHLIGHTS PATRIOTIC PROJECTS
The Sons of the American Revolution convene in this city to approve a record collection and indexing initiative, celebrate Jin Din Day, and support monuments in Baltimore New Hampshire Massachusetts and New York. Delegates from New York include Chauncy Depew Robert Roosevelt and Henry Hall. Officers listed include President General Horace Porter and Secretary Franklin Murphy.
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Wasuindros
Congress
Hennalington
Stark
New Hampshire
Baltimore
Brother Jonathan
Lebanon
Cono
New York
New York State
Chauncy O. Depew
Robert 4B. Rorsavelt
William P. Wadeworth
A. J.C Foyv
Edward P. Coase
Ferdinand Matle
J. Warner ‘Atler
Henry Hall
National Society
Horace Porter
Channeer M Dewer
Gaverald
Breckiridee
Honry M. Shepard
Chicago
Eur
Thomas M. Agdereon
U, A
Henry 0. Notmain
Connesticut
Ieveral
Irom
Franklin Murphe
Newark
N. J
Genera
Conries W. Hackine
A. Howard Clark
The
Smitheonian Institution
Honry Hall
Greeval—Bhsop Charlee F Cheney
State Supreme Court Rules Tax on Interstate Commerce Invalid
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court today held that no state can levy a tax on interstate commerce. J W Brennan, agent for a Chicago firm, solicited orders in In Timeville for pictures and frames. An ordinance requiring solicitors to pay licenses led to a fine of 25 dollars. the high court reversed the lower court’s judgment. Justice Brewer reviewed authorities and announced the decision.
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Wasittwerox
Joane Drewer
Supreme Court
J. W. Brennan
Chicago
Timeville
Aqpreme Court of
Lrewer
Eupreme Court of
Pennsylvania
New Wage Schedule for Lehigh Valley Freight Crews
The new wage schedule sets uniform pay at 1.70 per day for freight brakemen starting May 1, replacing the prior rate of 1.40 per day. The Brakemen Fastes and Bevinning adjustments apply through April 39 as transition.
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Lehigh Valley
Warren Mix Dies After Being Shot Near Renova
Warren Mix of near Renova dies days after being shot by Robert Clark. Police reported the shooting occurred recently. Mix did not survive his injuries.
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Salvation Army
Lebanon
Berke County
Warren Mix
Renova
Robert Clark
Erie Directory
Pullman House
Duryea
John Dudley
Pittston
Butler County
Hantings
Lyon
Snowsker
Grow
MacDowall
Ponnavivania Traction Company
Philadelphia
Harrabare
Lancaster and
Littis
Warren
Hastings
Robinson
Price
Bucka County
Thomas J. Stewart
Pol Ahesman Beltzhoover
Washington
Sete Ten
James Snell
Neversing Mountain Railway
Reading
Senate Tariff Debates Highlight Long Washington Session
The Senate spent seven hours debating the tariff bill with Mr. Quay and Mr. Aldrich clashing over amendments while Mr. Turpie pressed questions about honesty. The House finished with routine business and adjourned. The day also saw resignations, a bridge appropriation, and executive session moves.
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Caldwell
Ohio
Senate
Niobrara River
Nebraska
Wabash
Hatch
Dem
Coxey Heads for Capitol Amid Parade Plans and Law Clash
At Washington Coxey, leading the army of invasion, tells a United Press reporter he plans a parade at the Capitol grounds tomorrow. He says they will address the people, disband, and march home, asserting constitutional rights despite warnings of legal limits. Sergeant at Arms declines comment as crowds gather and officials await Coxey’s next move.
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Dcl
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Army of Invasion
Capitol
United Press
Comey
Tomorow
Tomy
Congress
Mr. Comey
Cosey
Coxey
Senate
Cicer
Ohio
Cozey
Thea Officinia
Striking coke region braces as plants close and evictions loom
Uniontown reports 1200 of 17519 ovens operating with deputies guarding sites after J. D. Boyd Coal and Crossland Coke plant shut down. Tomorrow Oliver company plans eviction of 61 families amid growing destitution and threats of theft. Companies bolster guards and fear attacks on company stores.
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Uniontown
Coke Region
J. D. Boyd Coal Company
Crossland Coke Plant
Oliver Company
Miners Strike Shuts Down Pa Coal Mines at Braver Falls
Miners at George Kirkham W F Clayton George Bollom and Rioshard Moorfordford mine joined a walkout refusing to report for duty this morning at Braver Falls Pennsylvania. The strike affects the Thompson Raw Works tipple area.
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Thompson Raw Works
Braver Falls
George Kirkham
W. F. Clayton
George Bollom
Rioshard Mountford
Mine Labor Strife Sparks Sheriff Deputies at Thompson Works
Reported clashes at Thompson Raw Coal and Clayton's mine show men replacing strikers after months of tension. A Saturday night riot at the Thompson mine saw a striker drive out miners and attempt to burn the tip, with twenty five deputies dispatched to restore order and another attempt anticipated.
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Clayton's
Thompson Raw
Insect Plague Threatens Conestoga Valley Crops
Local reports from Reading and Joana describe worm infestations harming young clover and grain. Larvae mature in about forty hours changing to light green mothlike beings. Dense groups appear in fields, raising fears of rapid spread through the Conestoga valley.
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Reanina
Worma
Joana
Conestoga Valley
Wheatland Constable Arrested for Robbery and Assault
Charles W. Fares a former Wheatland constable and well known resident was arrested today in Teaver County charged with holding up and assaulting James Abraham a Bolton picture agent. Authorities describe Fares as an oil roustabout type criminal posing as a respectable Wheatland resident to commit crimes.
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Suanos
Charles W. Fares
Wheatland
James Abraham
Bolton
Teaver
Purey
Washington Gossip and Global Troubles Highlight Turbulent Era
A jumbled Washington gossip column reports party strife over Democratic and Republican factions, with notes on sanctions, naval debates, and a controversial China treaty. International items mention Assassination in Tokyo, German trade concerns, a poison dye discovery, and a Greek earthquake crisis, plus a Paris zoo bird escape and surprise sugar weight claims.
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Coszny
Washington
Carlisle
Eforia
North Dakota
Waeks
United States Geological Survey
Congress
Herbert
Philadelphia
Seaman's Fund Society
Gresham
China
Kim Ok-Kinm
Japanmee
Berlin
Greece
Iaid
Athens
Thebes
Swallowed by Angry Waters at St Alban
Flooding along the St Anne at St Alban damaged farms and destroyed the river embankment. Seven homes were swept into the stream and four people died. The St Anne shifted its course, three bridges were carried away, and vast farmland losses were reported with damages around $500.
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St. Anne
St. Alban
Port Neu
St Anne
Ani
Ated Gantier
St Aone
Yale Industrials Debate Promptly Dispersed Meeting Ends
An emphatic Yale rally featuring Daan Woylach and others aimed at defining the proper course for receiving the New England army was dispersed in confusion. Committees were being formed as Balog and Warland worked on funding while speakers warned against mob sentiment and urged school dignity amid plans for a campus celebration.
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Yale
Yolo
Tie Soap
Dean Wayland
Eastern Tramy Hosts Economic Delegation Route
The New England industrial delegation begins a northern journey from New London to New Haven with 95 travelers in coach. They plan a warm reception, stay at hotels, and continue to Saybrook via Niantia and Lyonne crossing the Connecticut River by ferry. Two members were missing at departure as the party of fifty four left town.
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New Loxnoy
New Fagland
Borane
New Haven
Swift
Adame
Saybrook
Niantia
Lyonne
Connecticut River
White Strikers Block Colored Laborers at Ducktown Mine
Strikes by White workers at the Ducktown copper mines prevent colored laborers from entering a new railroad project to the mines. An attempted work start today failed as Negroes fled in fear. A large force of special deputies sworn in to enforce the action.
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Kyoxvinat
Tenn
Ducktown m
Galvin Coxeyites Arrested at Mount Starling
Conumba, O April 10 The Galvin band of Coxeyites arrived here Saturday after surrendering to Governor peers troops at Monnet gerbe. They did not leave Columbas to ny. They want money to travel by rail.
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Mount Starling
Wedding seals vow by 71 year old groom in Reaping
A late April wedding in Reaping Pennsylvania united William TH Spotcher aged 71 with his bride to be, the couple's union marking a notable match between age and affection in the community.
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Cupid
William TH. Spotcher
Miss
Young Bride Weds Veteran Farmer After Brief Courtship
Sallie M Umbenhorn aged 28 married by Rev D B Zweizig. The groom, a veteran, met his bride two months ago when she went to his Mount Pleasant farm as housekeeper. He proposed soon after meeting her.
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Sallie M. Umbenhorn
D. B. Zweizig
Mount Pleasant
Horcharma
Explosions Strike Police Offices in Ancona and Leghorn
April 20 report says bombs exploded in the police offices at Ancona and Leghorn causing damage but no injuries. A number of persons suspected of involvement have been arrested.
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Leghorn
Rowe
Ancona
Death of Frank Hatton editor of Washington Post
Frank Hatton, editor of the Washington Post, died at age 40. He was born in Cambridge, Ohio on April 8, 1846. Hatton began journalism early at Cadiz Republican, served as lieutenant in the 18th Infantry in the Civil War, and held multiple public posts. He later became editor in chief of the Washington Post with Beriah Williams, under whose management the paper grew in influence. Funeral services will be in the city with interment at Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Harlington
Lumington
Iss
Arthur
Hatton
Ilish
Alexander Haralston
National Repatlican of Washington Factary
Hatten
Cleeve
The
Mail
Flon Berlah Williatms
Washington Post
Wilksow
Die
Titewlar
Plactis Rock Cenk
Base Ball Games Yesterday Across Cities
Yesterday’s baseball results include Philadelphia a 60 to 008 againtj, New York and Chicago matchups with varied scores, strong performances by Hewtim, Clemente, and Ryan, plus Washington and Brooklyn contests. The Tig Six of Minooka challenged the Eiquetries of Taylor, with captain Michael Jude coordinating. Lafayette toppled Lafayette at University Park in a Pennsylvania University clash.
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New York
Haltimorn
Fries
Batten
Sirattad
Karli
Madiasd Kisvridge
Umplee
Swartavenet
Washington
Hrooklyn
Hite
Brooklvo
Ererom
Warehington
Hrooklin
fee—Mortor
Metiitny Ulub
St. Lovl
Phawin
Altoona
Thilianis
Altoonia
Altouna
Dellanes
Atteriue
Alexinder
Myers
Miller
Gotu
Halton
Dillon
Patine
Wailliameport
Simorest
Nowwood
Harrisburg
Demorest
Irrote
Detivrent
Fisimatury
I Battorita
C'nae
Chatoplan
Hrahan
Hintog
Miseor
Banton
Eanton
Hital
Fasten
Buffalo
Erron— Ruston
Huffalo
Wilson
Sharp
Rewulug
Darlington
Crisswell and
Darkley
London detectives arrest Adolph and Montagu Bernhard
London detectives nabbed Adolph and Montagu Bernhard who face larceny charges in this country. Princ Hismarck told a Berg deputation he longed to pass a quiet rural life for ten years of his life.
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London
Adolph
Montagu Bernhard
Princ Hismarck
Wonton
Dooly
Berg
Alwaye
Forecast for Tuesday Weather Across Regions
The forecast reads for Tuesday light rain in parts of the east with warmer air and south winds. Western Pennsylvania expects fair skies in the morning with showers Tuesday night and warmer conditions in the north.
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Wastieros
Fennsylvania
Wight
Warner
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