Peace Effort By UMW Denies Baer's Conclusions
Indianapolis March 19 President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers replies to George W. Baer chairman of the anthracite operators committee. Mitchell says miners seek lasting peace and requests further conference while noting the strike commission award offers a path to stability and respect for both sides.
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Indianapolis
Joha Mitchell
United Mine Workers
George W. Baer
Anthracite Coal Operators' Committee
Ind
Tate
Toto
Anthracite
Anthraelite
Stant and Trem Confer on Continuing Negotiations in New York
A joint conference at 148 Liberty Street, New York, on February 16 discussed reports, proposed terms, and the need to avoid breaking off talks. Both sides insist on further meetings before April to reconcile differences and avoid responsibility for a breakdown in negotiations.
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Liberty Street
New York City
Noted Anarchist Dead and Farmhouse Fire At Michigan
In Dubuque March 19 Johann Most the anarchist died in a city of erysipelas while in a frail state and spewing warnings from past speeches. Walters Davis, a Northfield township farmer, was found dead in his burned home near Arthur Michigan the same day, with neighbors suspecting murder to cover up the crime or a possible suicide as the fire was set around 8 p.m. Police pursue leads amid reports of strangers in the area.
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Jos Kiost
Dave
Imesa
Johann Most
Europe
France
England
Alaxanter II
Russia
Arthur, Mich
Walter Davis
Northfield Township
Young Davis
Dravis
Bert Bailey
Davis
Cnpper
Receutiz
Tiger Still in His Lair at West Baden Casinos Open
In West Baden Indiana on March 19 the gambling scene at two hotels thrives despite Governor Hanly’s orders and a pretense of closure. Guests from nationwide areas fill rooms as high stakes play continues under a disclosed lessee connected to the former operator, with access still controlled by entry rules.
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West Baden
Ind
Hanly
Renoh Tick
Wa Bai- Intd
Gaines
Two Trains Wreck in Colorado Snow Horror
Pueblo, March 10. Twenty two dead and twenty two injured in the Denver and Rio Grande passenger train wrecks caused by a sleepy operator working double duty. Lively, the Swallows operator, slept while Vandusen’s shift was left unattended. the resulting collision left many unidentified dead and charred remains.
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Pueblo
Colo
Denver and
Rio Grande
Belle Webb
Keystone
Wyo
Binnie
Fome
Lively
Swallows
William. Vandeusen
Snow slides devastate Camp Bird mine district casualties feared
A massive snow slide south of Ouray wrecked Camp Bird mine structures injuring workers. 200 to 250 miners were in the bunkhouse when it collapsed. William Cressey is dead. others feared lost. Silverton also reports Green Mountain mill destroyed, with losses estimated at 200000. D P Hickey missing. Separate reports dismiss a fatal Ophir Loop train disaster.
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Ouray
Cole
Mount Sueffel
Camp Bird
William Cressey
Silverton
Green Mountain
D. PT
Hickey
Gans Beats Twin Sullivan In Ten Rounds
Joe Gans of Baltimore decisively defeated Mike Sullivan of Boston in ten rounds in Los Angeles. Sullivan, overweight and unable to continue, was floored and held by police to end the match. The fight featured clean breaks with no infighting and drew 1,560 spectators in cold weather.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Mike
Twin) Sullivan
Boston
Sullivan
Elpless
Gans
Company sues convict in arson case over hidden funds
Columbus Ohio March 19 American Express sues George F Letcher now serving six years for arson alleging he hid 4311077 dollars in Fayette Ohio twenty years ago. claim center on money once in a Fayette office reportedly buried or destroyed and tied to the Williams County gang of arsonists with many convictions. Letcher, once a Fruitdale California businessman, was arrested a year ago by state Fire Marshal and brought back for trial.
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Columbus
American Express Company
George F. Letcher
Arcou
Leteter
Fayette, C
Eusportiodd
Willams County
Letcher
Fruitdale
Cali
Maushak Davis
Thought it was a bomb prized jewelry box found in Brooklyn
A man named Henry Syensen of Hoboken discovered a box on a Brooklyn street that looked like an explosive device. He turned it in to police, and the yard examination revealed the contents to be jewelry worth several thousand dollars awaiting a claimant.
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New York
Jenry Syensen
Hoboken
Brooklyn
S ¥Ensen
Women Sue Brother Over Damaging Letter in Will Case
In Sangamon county Illinois Emma J Kurtle and Fannies Jones sue their brother James Leonged for 50000 for defamation tied to a letter about the Valentine will contest heard in circuit court. The letter, read during the will trial, sparked sensational family revelations and disputes over its truthfulness. A steamer Atlanta burned near Port Washington with sixty five aboard. rescue saved passengers and crew, but Mike Birkey drowned. Steamer value listed at 150000. Ralph H Booth sells Grand Rapids News paper stake to William Alden Smith who will run the paper.
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Springfeld
Emma J. Kurtle
Fannies
Jones
Tames
Mibsoud
Burna
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Goodrich Line
Port Washington
Smith Brothers
Teaster
Mike Birkey
W. A. Smith
Grand Raplan
Mich
Merck
Crandids Werahl
Ralph H. Booth
Detroit
William Alden Smith
Gridiron Eightseers Visit Willard Amid Jokes At Dinner
A Danville party led by a newlywed couple sought out Uncle Joe Cannon at a Roosevelt era Gridiorn club dinner at the Willard. Guests included President Roosevelt, Vice President Fairbanks, cabinet members, and diplomats. A guide reassured the crowd that Speaker Cannon never recognizes anyone not four years in Congress as the high forehead guest puzzled onlookers.
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Washington
Cannon
Gridiron Club
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Cabinet Oicers
Diplomatic Corps
New Willard Hotel
United States Capitol
Danville
Willard
Joe
Capitol
Congress
Wilson
Speaker Cannon
Uncle Joe
Shaw
Fairbank
Powndays
Root
Secretary Root
Hiram
Will Marry A Countess In Cleveland Society Shock
Cleveland reports plan for Edward Keene Mohler to wed Countess Latazzi of France after Mohler inherits fortune from Uncle General YD W Caldwell. Arrangements hint a Westminster London ceremony March 21 at St Mary’s. Also notes Miss Buenin B Anthony will give her fortune to suffrage cause.
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Cleveland
Edward Keene Mohler
Latazzi
France
Mohler
YD. W. Caldwell
New York, Chicago and St. Louis
Latvazi
United States
Wrench Gount
Méiler
Europe
England
S J. Mary's
Westminster
London
Miss Anthony
Rochester
Buenin B. Anthony
Woman's Suffrage
Anon Shaw
Philadelphia
Lucy J. Anthony
Mery S. Anthony
Global tensions and local notices mix in scattered 1910s outline
Report outlines various items from revolutions seeking press freedom in Japan to emigration routes, trade flows, and diplomatic gestures. It notes California flood damage, quarantine at New Orleans, a British insurance plan for war vessels, a Brazillian storm, a mine accident in Pennsylvania, Carnegie funding for a library, wage raises in Pittsburgh, and local birthdays and political figures.
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Tokio
Nagasaki
Kings
San Joaquin
California
New Orleans
Braz
Pocock
Magsathon
Predgett
Robert Booth
Andrew Carnegie
Baker University
Balduin
Kan
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Florida
Robert R. Rooservilt
New York
Ten Corps Commanders Survive Civil War Death Records
Washington report lists ten surviving corps commanders from the Civil War after General Schofield's death. Among them are G M Dodge, B R H Grierson, O O Howard, Weasley Merritt, Nelson A Miles, J Osterhaus, Carl Schurz, D B Sickles, Julius Stahel, and J G Wilson. Several have moved to civil pursuits. most others are retired.
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Washington
Schofield
Goneral G. M. Dodge
BR. H. Grierson
O. O. Howard
Weasley Merritt
Nelson A. Mites
J. Osterhaus
Carl Schurz
D. B Sickles
Julius Stahel
J. G. Wilson
Miitary Division
Mississippi
Howards
Sickles
Dodge
Osterhane
Schurz
Stehel
Attorney Charles Daite Testifies Before Drake Commission
In Cincinnati on March 19 Attorney Charles Daite, who managed turnpike sales for the county, testified before the Drake investigating commission. An abrupt adjournment followed his brief remarks after he was asked for his check and bank books for 1905 which he refused to submit claiming attorney client privilege and citing that they contain transaction records.
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Roebenger
Lim
O'Hearn Guilty In Omaha Hold Up Murder
Ray O'Hearn found guilty of murdering Nels Lauston during a hold up at Taus ten's saloon Twentieth and Cutting streets on June 26. Accomplices Len Angus Jor Waren and Raymond Nelson confessed to multiple earlier robberies. Several other local items note elections expulsions earthquakes and other news briefs.
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Omaha
Marvell
Ray O'Hearn
Nels Lauston
Ter
Twentieth
O'Hearn
Len Angus
Jor Waren
Raymond Nelson
Tausten's
Tausten
Angus
Immigrant Terminals Planned by Major Railroads
A New York Tribune report says five large railroad companies will build exclusive immigrant terminals on Inland and Jersey routes to streamline arrivals. Commissioner Watchhorn backs humane reforms, aiming to reduce theft and detention as migrants move from island processing to rail transport. Construction costs exceed 1.06 million dollars, with Pennsylvania, New York Central, Lackawanna, New Jersey Central, and Baltimore and Ohio leading the effort to place terminals along main lines and connect them directly to passenger trains.
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Elta
New York Tribune
Ratironda
Robe
Etuier
Watchora
Meade
Sargent
Throughtu
Hills
Lnland
Teracy City
Wratchorn
Els Lnland
Wrathhorn
Tle
New Yorke
Watehorn
Cnntideuca
Watelorn
New York
Pomnaylvania
New York Central
Lackayenna
New Jersey Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Ayatema
Hs Main
Lackawan
Actuea
Baltimore
Olio
Ita
Gattimoere
Ohio
Tinckae
Wanna
Jardey Central
Jersey Ride
Bay
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Brotherhood of Boilermaters and Iron Shipbuilders of America
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