Labor unions urge defeat of anti injunction bill
The AFL legislative committee reports bills before Congress affect labor and immigration. It criticizes Senate changes to the anti injunction bill, warning the measure would authorize injunctions and strike a blow at labor organizations. It calls unions to urge defeat or revert to the original draft.
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Washington, D.C
Legislative Committee
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committees
Tts
Organized Labor
Coffins Sell For Scant Bids At Newtown Auction
In Montgomery County Newtown Pennsylvania a public sale of the late Anthony Margerum’s effects drew small crowds. Coffins fetched one to seven cents each as bidders were scarce and the auctioneer struggled to attract bids.
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Newtown
Horsham
Montgomery County
Anthony Margerum
Margerum
Woman in Male Attire Survives Michigan Flood Escape
In Tuscola county near Mig Creek Ray City Michigan a flood sent thirty five men one woman and a team of horses to shore from Baxmaw hay. The woman lived in a tee all winter and wore trousers under her male clothes. She admitted her sex after questioning and said she stayed apart from other shanties for isolation and to fish for money. Her home is BeBe wy ing.
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Ray City
Mich
Mig Creek
Tuscola County
Only Original Harris Cohen wedding at Webster Hall in New York
Neltie Cohen daughter of the Only Original Harris Cohen No 1 and Loura Gans wed after leaving a synagogue. Mr Cohen slipped a 16000 pound check to his daughter as they walked toward the banquet. Other versions of the Harris Cohen clan arrived with fortunes in jewelry.
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New York
Neltie Cohen
Harris Cohen No
Loura Gans
Webster Hall
Harris Cohen
Harrison No
Versatile William Versatile William
In New York a lecture by Herr Schumann summarizes Emperor William as highly versatile. He can speak several languages, write a play, conduct performances, cook, play chess, paint, draw, and has studied engineering and electricity. He reportedly shoots game, holds many titles, and is described as an admiral in three navies.
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New York
Herr Schumann
William
Fire Burns for Years on Louisiana Border
Beaumont reporters describe a smokey phenomenon on the Sabine river site of the old A Gilmer mill where a sawdust and slab fire has burned since September 1909 without added fuel. Local acientista and wawmill men expect the blaze to continue, noting a similar long burning heap at the mill prior to its destruction. The piece highlights the unusual persistence of industrial waste fires in early 20th century mills.
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Beaumont
Tex
Louisiana
Acientista
A. Gilmer
Sabine River
Gilmer
Ash Heap Fire Sparks Deep Digging Misadventure
A large ash heap burn prompted J. W. Link of Orange to dig into the pile. While digging down about sixteen feet workers found a hot phone near the bore and continued, uncovering a deep coal bed that ignited as it touched the air.
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J. W. Link
Orange Bee
Mineral Show Highlights At Annapolis Exposition
The Colorado World's Fair commission requests exhibit space at the Louisiana Purchase exposition. Proposed areas include minerals and ores 100 by 190 feet, machinery and toil 100 by 60 feet, horticulture 60 by 100 feet, agriculture 80 by 100 feet, and various dedicated pavilions with specific dimensions for irrigation farms machinery art education and more.
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Annapolis
Plans Murder in New York Youth Confesses
March 24 reports detail Leonard Robinson a 14 year old from Blue Point who plotted to kill Jeasie Danes a 1 year old. He planned ambush in the school yard and dug a grave to bury the child after being reproved by a teacher. He confessed after arrest.
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New York
Trevenage
Gven
Leonard Robinson
Blue Point
Jeasie Danes
Leonard
Stavisky Diamonds Seized in Federal Auction Case
In Burlington Vermont Judge Wheeler ordered 194 diamonds valued at 10000 dollars confiscated in a U S court sale. The gems were seized by an inspector at Suspension Bridge New York from Helen Stavitsky who hidden them in the arm pile of his undershirt.
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Burlington, Vt
Wheeler
United States
Suspension Bridge
N. Y
Helen Stavitsky
Dog Grieves Morristown Collie Lying on Grave
Hearts a Scotch collie grieved for her mistress Mrs. William Meath in Morristown New Jersey. The dog had been missing a week and was found lying on the grave of her mistress.
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Morrietown
N. J
Hearts
William Meath
Watchman Committe d to State Insane Asylum After Hydrophobia
Ern est Olean a night watchman from Jaleaville has been ordered to the state insane asylum after contracting hydro phobia. The case attributes the bite to Henry Mu lker whom he attempted to arrest for intoxication several nights ago.
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Lachosse
Ernest Olean
Jaleaville
Henry Muiiker
Thieves Loot Home In Daring Break In Crime
Detective Jack Barck investigated a burglary at the Nellardspence and Park Pisce corner home in Mallard. Thieves forced a rear door with a jimmy and used pass keys to enter while the family was away. Valuables stolen include a fur coat, enamel and silver items, clocks, a soap ladle, knives, and a metal skin cap.
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Andrew Shulestod
Nellardspence
Park Pisce
Mallard
Bacha Rey
Sea Coast Steamers See Quarantine and Repairs Updates
Coast ships report quarantine for Spokane at San Diego due to smallpox on board. Newport arrives from the north and may sail tonight or tomorrow with cannery cargo. Roanoke fully repaired and to be repainted for Nome voyage. Lea Adelphes to receive repairs at Moran yards. Jeanette sails tomorrow from Requimault to Arctic whaling. Glory of the Beas undergoes extensive overhauls at Ban Wrenciace amid cold weather. Skagway closes public schools for a week amid dire forecasts. J J Kehmidt rumored dead in a fall near Glacier Station to Atiln. White Passes line raises travel rates from White Horse to Dawson by about seventy percent. Princesa May repaired and set to operate as Vancouver–Alaska clipper this season.
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Vacibe Coast Co
Spokane
Whder
San Diego
Newport
Roanoke
North American Transportation & Trading Co
Janelet
Nome
Lea Adelphes
Moran
Jeanette
San Franteco
Requimault
Arctic Ocean
Glory
Beas
Ban Wrenciace
Skagway
J. J. Kehmidt
Glacier Station
Atiln
Vancouver
Alaska
Boy Arrested for Copper Wire Theft on Renton Tracks
A ten year old boy, identified as Walter Thomas or Fred Robinson, was arrested by Marschal J. Mep pler of Columbia for stealing copper wire from Renton car tracks. He was seen with two other boys cutting copper bands. the others escaped and Thomas left with the tools.
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Walter Thomas
Fred Robinson
Marschal J. &. Meppler
Columbia
Renton
Thomas
Thomas le
Elder Bape
Lost Ones Inquiries Spur Police to Locate Missing Kin
A wave of letters seeks missing relatives with many families hoping for quick word. Residents from Minneapolis to Chicago and beyond report loved ones last seen in Beattie or nearby locales, with some citing dates in 1901 and others asking searches for siblings, husbands, or fathers now unaccounted for.
Unscathed Statue of St Anthony Survives Church Fire
A blaze swept through St Philip and James Church in Baltimore on March 4, scorching the altar rail carpet choir stalls and the statue pedestal, yet the statue of St Anthony remained untouched amid the flames.
Otis Retires as Gen Elwell Otte Leaves Army
Washington March 4 Gen Elwell Otte completes his native service and tomorrow his name will be placed on the retired list.
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Washington, D. C
Elwell Otte
Cecil Rhodes Fails to Improve After Restless Night
Weaker condition reported this morning after a night of restlessness. The article notes Cecil Rhodes was weaker, with no further medical updates provided.
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Capetown
March
Ceccil Rhodes
City of Beattie Sails Tonight for Southern Alaska
The steamer City of Beattie will call tonight for Southern Alaska with a large passenger list. Notables include HH. T Witte, manager of the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Dawson, and James Butler. Governor Hosa of the British Yukon will board at Vancouver for the northern passage.
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Beattie
Alaska
Vancouver
HH. T Witte
James Butler
Canadian Bank of Commerce of
Dawson
Bartler
Butler Brothers
Kiondike
Hosa
Yukon
Cowley Again in the Toils
Cowley, a street corner orator near Yester Way, was arrested yesterday for detracting the streets. Police allege he uses anarchistic speeches to draw crowds and that he is a Socialist though connected with local organizations. He has been arrested before but never convicted.
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Cowley
Yester Way
The Dollar as God and the Christian Call to Charity
A sermon condemns money as humanity’s idol and urges believers to use wealth to uplift others. It contrasts greed with Christian duty, warning hoarding men must be replaced by service, generosity, and devotion to God. The text extols sacrificing wealth for moral rescue and eternal renewal.
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Monty
Jesus Christ
God
Christ Jesus
Got
Ter
First station planned on American continent near Cape Cod
March 24 report states Marcon has decided to build Gret wigos and experimental eta thon t¢ stations on the American continent. Work at Table Head, Gisee Bay will start immediately and a second station at Cape Cod will follow upon completion.
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Mnalivpax
Marcon
Table Head
Gisee Bay
Cape Cod
Wilcox Found Guilty in Nell Crepney Murder Case
In Elizabeth City North Carolina on March 24 the jury convicted the young man Wilcox of killing his former sweetheart Nell Crepney. His attorney plans to appeal to the supreme court claiming the evidence was insufficient.
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Plizabeth City
N.C
Young Wilcox
Nell Crepney
Cunceme
Talmage Family Denies Report Of His Danger At D C
The family of the Rev. T DeWitt Talmage in Washington says reports of his critical condition are false and that his morning status is greatly improved with no apprehension for a full recovery.
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Washington, D. C
T. DeWitt Talmage
Trains Go Together Near Youngstown
A Pennsylvania Line wreck near Youngstown Ohio killed two firemen and a switchman and a brakeman named Norman Graham James Thomas Charles Blackburn William Coons. Three engineers and firemen were seriously injured when both trains crashed at full speed amid a fire that destroyed engines and freight cars. Wrecking crew took injured to St Mark's Hospital. Thomas Wilkins is not expected to recover.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Norman Graham
James Thomas
Charles Blackburn
William Coons
Bt. Mark's Hospital
Thos, Wilkins
Hoodlums Suspected in Bird Theft at Twelfth Avenue
Police report a theft of a valuable item from 16921 Twelfth Avenue Kouth this morning. Detectives Adame and Toni are handling the case as a gang of hoodlums lurks in the neighborhood.
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Ert Westermes
Twelfth Avenue
Kouth
Westerman
Adame and
Toni
Waterfront Accident Injures Worker Near Klopeck Fish Co
A man was seriously injured yesterday evening when caught between a track and a freight car near the Klopeck Fish Company warehouse on the waterfront. He was transported by ambulance to Providence Hospital.
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Norm
Klopeck Fish Company
Providence Hospital
Sermon on Mammon War Draws Large Congregation
Dr. M. A. Matthews of Ist Presbyterian preached at Wiret Church on the campaign for Mammon or Man. He cited Luke 2 18 25 2084 OS and warned that a great war now rages between the war for dollars and the gospel. He referenced real estate disputes as a sign of worldly conflict.
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Wiret Presbyterian Church
M. A. Matthews
Impart
Bargain Drug Prices at Bartell's
The ad touts savings on medicines with prices for Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Carter's Digestive Tablets Mennen's Borated Talcum and more. It warns against joining drug trusts due to small profits driving quick sales.
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