Arbitration Drama Shapes Soft and Anthracite Coal Talks
In Pittsburg and Scranton on April 7 disagreements over Mitchell's arbitration plan split coal operators. Soft coal operatos sign for the 1903 scale in Pittsburg. anthracite independents reject it in Wilkes-Barre. Mitchell remains silent, planning to present to the international executive board in Indianapolis April 17.
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Pittsburg
Wven
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Mitchell
JF. H. Winder
Ohio Soft Coal
International Executive Board of the Union
Indianapelis
Ufton
International Executive Board
Uncertain Arbitration Talks Amid Anthracite Strike
A Philadelphia dispatch notes subcommittee talks among mine owners and union leaders ahead of Monday's meeting. Operators may accept arbitration, while miners prepare to resist resumption of mining. State police report no disturbances. four officers face warrants for entering homes with guns.
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Philadelphia
New York
Lackawanna Company
Bellevue Collers
Fittstan
Year 1006 Opens With Record Trade Yet Hints of Labor Strife
New York April 7 J G Dan Cols Weekly Review of Trade notes spring trade not slowed much by partial coal mining disruption except near anthracite regions. High temperatures boost demand for goods and agriculture, reopen northern navigation, and spur building. Some labor friction could dampen ahead, with some manufacturers facing suspensions due to fuel and wage demands. Bank exchanges 18% higher than last quarter, low commercial failure rate. This week Failures 197, up from 232 year prior, with 18 in Canada, vs 28 last year.
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New York
J. G. Dan & Cols Weekly Review of Trade
Canada
THAT FISHERY TROUBLE AGAIN
Gloucester April 7 The state department informs that owners of the fishing schooners A H Whyland and Elector seized by Newfoundland for alleged treaty rights violations will not pay any fine. Each captain was told not to pay until orders arrive. The seizure alarms Gloucester fishermen. The issue, linked to the 1818 treaty, may be elided by Newfoundland law, and will be reviewed by Secretary of State Reed.
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Gloucester
Brass
Newfoundland
Newfoundiana
Reat
St Louis Girl Delphine Love Dies by Jump in New York
Delphine Love, daughter of late Dr T J Love of St Louis, died by suicide after leaping from a Seventh Avenue hotel window in New York. She had traveled with a man who was arrested and later released. Love, once a maid of honor at the Veiled Prophets ball, had eloped to Jeffersonville in 1818, divorced her husband, and moved to New York to become an actress and actress.
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New York
Delphine Love
Dr. T. XII. Love
St. Louis
Seventh Avenue
Melphine Love
J. N. Love
Toniaville
Charles Colin
Tefersonville, Ltd
Lavinville
Miners Vote Rejection Amid Stair of Strike Toll
French miners in Stelke and Lens reject company offers and vow to continue striking. Workers report ongoing mining work without progress and describe the recovery of several bodies from Sala mine pits. The condition of mine managers is reported as threatened.
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Stelke
Lens
France
Sala
Governor and Perkins GOP governor race debate set
Saint Hebate in lowe Sinus City Ta April 7 a job de bate between Governor Cemmina and George BD Perkins candidates for the Republican nomination for governor has been arranged to be held at Sprite Lake Saturday April i Women to Vote in Rhods Providence ft April 7 The woman s suffrage bill providing that women as well as men may participate in the election of presidential electors has been passed by the state senate
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Senate
House
Washington
Tima
Tiking
Saint Hebate
Lowe
Sinus City
Cemmina
George BD. Perkins
Sprite Lake
Providence
State Senate
Des Moines
Speaker Cannon Urges Delayed Tariff Revision
Washington April 7 Speaker Cannon explains a letter about tariff reform saying only a complete revision can pass a majority vote. He warns it would halt production for at least twelve months and likely not improve existing law, urging the postponement until the public demands it.
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Washington
Cannon
Mast Liverpool
Loase
Republic
Apar
Congress
House of Representatives
Primary petitions flood Michigan districts for nominations
Langing April 7 The department of state braces for heavy clerical work as petitions pour in to decide whether to submit primary nominations. Counties will verify petition signatures against enrollment lists. strong Republican activity appears in the Sixth Eighth and Tenth congressional districts along with senatorial and legislative contests.
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Langing
Mich
Department of State
State Department
Rainey Attacks the Tariff in Congressional Speech
In the House Rainey charged protection benefits monopolies, calling the tariff a tool. He used the watch trade as an object lesson, citing foreign watches sold domestically, and questioned the water trust amid cross party exchanges. The scene drew Democratic salvos and applause as he pressed revisions.
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Cannon
Rainey
Watch Trust
Tinois
Raminey
Taltea
Water Trust
Weke Garner
Massachusetts
Waltham Company
Ohio
Suther
Raigpy
United States
Cadoreg
St Lown Returns from Builders Trial at Neafie Levy Yard
The cruiser St Louis completed builders trial at Neafie Levy Shipyard with reported speed of 22 percent, surpassing the required limit. In Washington, the Christian Herald reports a $25,000 donation to aid canine sufferers in Japan, bringing its total raised to $10,000.
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St. Lown
Hiladelphia
St. Louis
Neafie & Levy Ship and Engine Building Company
Flo Winkinns
Attaipol
Sauveranene
Knai
Christian Herald
Washington
State Department
Christian Herald of
New Yor
Japan
Schandein Case Settled In Milwaukee Out of Court
The Schandein estate dispute over Mrs. TLi Schanheim was settled out of court. Attorney Geo Miller announced the agreement for all interested parties. The estate valued at 7,000,000 in the report allocates about 6,000,000 to Mrs. Charles Heyl and her husband Jacob Heyl, with roughly 600,000 remaining to Mrs. Fila Frank and Emil Schandein, the two contestants.
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Milwaukee
Sehwadeta
Geo. Miller
Tlisette Schanheim
Charles &.Herl
Jacob Heyl
Fila Frank
Emil Schandein
Russian robber caught in Zurich after Moscow bank raid
A young Russian arrested in Zurich on April 6 faces intoxication charges and later confessed to leading a nineteen man gang that robbed the Mutual Credit bank of Moscow on March 20, with earlier arrival April 3 and a wallet of Russian notes found amid belongings. Two workers on the tidewater railroad near Roanoke West Virginia were blown to pieces by dynamite, with identities unknown, investigators unsure of the blast cause.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Mutual Credit Bank of
Moscow
Alutual Credit Bank
Roanoke
W. Va
Tide Water
Two Cases of Bubonic Plague Reported at Sea
Philadelphia April 7 British steamer Burrfield from Bombay to Reedy Island Delaware reports no suspicious deaths aboard but several sailors are seriously ill. Quarantine physicians fear bubonic plague though the cause of illness remains uncertain.
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Philadelphia
Burrfield
Bombay
Innn
Reedy Island
Delaware Bay
President Roosevelt Receives Arbitration Telegram
Washington April 7 President Roosevelt received a telegram from John H Winsler head of the bituminous operators of Ohio a duplicate being sent to President Mitchell of the M W proposing arbitration The White House said the telegram was for his information and no reply is expected and none will be sent.
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Washington
Roosevelt
John H. Winsler
Ohio
Mitchell
Hungary Forms Coalition Deal to Restore Parliament
After months of political struggle the coalition and crown approve a broad settlement. Alexander Wekerle is set to form a new government to hold elections by April and reestablish parliamentary rule with universal suffrage to follow. Hungary aims to adopt fiscal and military measures while maintaining the Austria-Hungary status quo.
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Coalition
Hungary
Austria
Justice Venel must answer removal bid in New York
New York April Justice Joseph M Venel must answer within ten days the application for his removal from the office of justice of the court of special sessions of New York Cay. The move stems from the trial on criminal libel against Norman Hapgond and Collier's Weekly editors. Venel, a stockholder in Town Topics, argued constitutional grounds against the candidate removal specification but the court said he can resign or comply while in office.
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New York
Joseph M. Venel
Court of Special Sessions of
New York Cay
Supreme Court
Norman Hapgond
Collier's Weekly
Justive
Dene
Town Topics
Court of Special Sessions
Germany Seeks Dignity and Moroccos Policy in Conference
Berlin notes at releastag prior to collapse show Von Buelow defending Germanys Moroc ca policy as vital for dignity not war aim. He says Germany has commercial interests and wants free foreign competition, seeking an international conference to peaceably settle disputes. France and Spain rights acknowledged, England not irritated.
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Berlin
von Buelow
Mot
Riak
Morocco
Geran
France
Spain
England
Wes
Germany
Millionaire Levi Merrick Will Filed for Probate in Wisconsin
Waukesha Wisconsin April 6 The will of Levi Merrick who died in Chicago March 4 at 8741 Grand Boulevard leaves an estate valued at over 1,000,000 to a daughter Miss Zella Merrick who is named executrix. The estate includes a 380 acre farm near Oconomowoc a summer home and Chicago real estate including stores and apartment houses. Also notes a forgery case in Indianapolis and a bigamist allegation against W G Gay linked to a magazine editor.
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Waukesha
Wis
Levi , Merrick
Chicago
Grand Boulevard
J. Schuyler, Jr
Zella Merrick
Espcctrix
Marshalltown
W.G. Gay
Trixie Shapcott
Indianapolis
Gray
Booth
Illinois Central East Bound Train Schedule Details
The page lists eastbound and westbound trains including Chicago Limited, Express, and Stock. summarizes arrival and departure times at Waterloo, Dubuque, Dubuque Express, Fort Dodge, and Omaha routes. It notes trains 93 and 94 carry passengers Waterloo to Fort Dodge and Waterloo to Dubuque, with all trains running daily except Sundays marked as annulled.
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Omaha
Sioux City
Dodge
Dubuq
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Dubuque
Right Road to Chicago and St Louis Limited Rail Schedule
Railway gear for the division lists the Right Road network linking Chicago Omaha Denver Memphis Colorado Springs Peoria Fort Worth St. Joseph St Paul Kansas City Minneapolis and beyond. It notes daily operations with No 20 Chicago and St Louis Limited stopping at key points and times like 2 10 am and 8 03 am for other services. It mentions No 46 Chicago Burlington Pioneer and other trains including No 72 Way Freight and No 19 Twin City Limited with stops at important points daily and Sunday operations.
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Gear Rapids Division
Chicago
Omaha
Sons
Denver
Memphis
Colorado Springs
Peoria
Fort Worth
St. Joseph
St Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Burlingtom Payioneer
St Louis
Bix- Dress
Frelgat
Ox. Dun
G W Railway Timetable Summary
G W Railway schedules list southbound and northbound trains with multiple origins and destinations. Entries include No 1 and No 9 services to Kansas City and Way, St Paul Express, City Express, freight trains, and daily operations with Sunday exceptions.
Rail lines link Waterloo Cedar Falls with west routes
Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern Ry No. 62 connect at Waverly for points west on the C G W. No. 84 meets at Denver Junction with C G W No. 4 from all points west. No. 56 connects at Waverly for all points west on the G G W to Fast Dodge.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Northern Ry
Waverly
Denver
C.G. W
G.G. W
Fast Dodge
Ian
Glasgow
Samnee
Omana
Atl Pointe
FR Dodge
Devers
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U. Bf. W
Sith
Detroit
Frank Liskowski
Toe
August
Tan
Frank
Terris
James Mutling
Guyz Dan & Co
Auagoks
Michigan State Department
Schandein
Mutual Credit Bank
Norfolk
Trades Alliance
Universal Union
International Kindergarten Union
Miss Elder
Wittsburg
Ning Wong
Pellevitte
Apel T—Johna Leng Noo
Stranger
Noire
Francis Fossuth
Vienna
Anvil T
Diwngarian
Francia Kossuth
Francis Kossuth
Kossuth
Independence Party
Count Apponyl
Count Anjdrassy
Kkssuth
Francis Joseph
Alexander Wekerle
Justice Devel
Corneil Bhiffs
Tohn Herriott
Stuart
Lown
Beruty
Halfway
Duluth
West Duluth
Superior
St. Paul and
Illinois Central
Chicago Limited
Chicago Express
St. Paul, and
Ci. Lim
Dubuque Acccm
Fort Lodge
Dubuque Express
Sogees
Chicago Stock
Chi
St. Bau
Albert Lea
Albert Lea and
St. Express
Alvert Lea Way
Aim
St. Paul
St. Paul and Chicago Limited
Chiesgoelweper
C.R
Trln ‘City Limited
Gay
Tenis Guy
Roochford
Sun- Agg
C. G. W. Railway
St Joe
Limsted
Weat
Kuanzas
City Express
Ben Moines
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