Roosevelt Refuses to Order Miners Back to Work
Labor leader Mitchell rejects Roosevelt urging a coal strike end. The president plans to refer the issue to Congress as officials discuss commissions to study coal region conditions and potential mediation between operators and miners.
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Roosevelt
Migers
Seerey
Hiryns
Joye
Weil
Congress
Jacrabinet
Oh Hington
Set
de Ceal Elds
Luis
Mitchell
Usher Comtrali
Henil
Samuel Gompers Warns Coal Miners Strike Limits Reached
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor told workers near Tannin Avenue and Seventh Street in Washington that veterans and striking miners have reached the limit and must stop. He warned operators not to push too far as hunger grows. about five hundred people listened.
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Cheminers
Shanwkin
Mitchen
West
Wilkes Barre
New York
BOD Noeul Lnigns
Miracie
Mitchell
Wine Workers
Hoosevelt
Uivemu
Samuel Gompers
Ameri
Federation of Aber
Washington
Ameriow
Eussybyania
Gampers
Shot Dead by Soldier After Refusal to Obey
Brownsville amid post invasion unrest reports a soldier fatally shoots a striker, Burnham, during a confrontation near a residence. The incident follows ongoing local outrages and a sentry order triggering a fatal shot to the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariel
Ve Haunes Burnham
Brownsville
Lut Nisson
Howe
Apo Barnhiany
Burnham
Grand Army Encampment Parade Through Washington
Grand Army veterans, navy and current service members paraded and reviewed by President Roosevelt amid large crowds. The event drew record attendance, with naval and land forces marching past the war scarred leaders and recalling Civil War battles as banners and flags waved along a celebratory avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grand Arm
Rrepublic
Grand Army
Navy
Heross
Grant
Sherman
Thomas
Bleacam
Sheridan
Paredes
Jamin
Trayes
Cen. Hoseerius
Powell
Cgaverine
Tern" Rusk
Trow
Wisconsin
Chier ‘Torrance
Syzalore
Vicksberg
Shiloh
Gettysburg
Chattanonges
Adlatta
Potomac
Everglades
Florida
Roosevelt
White House
Ehair
The Man the Hour Governor William Stone of Pennsylvania
Governor William A. Stone of Pennsylvania is described as a tall robust figure with a storied career. He served four terms as governor after as district attorney faced the anti labor policy era and Civil War service. Born in Pennsylvania on April 18, 1836, he was twice married and father to six children.
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Willian A. Stone
Tennsylva- Ha
Che Tmat
Ete
United States
Lie
Covernar
ISS
Bish Krurels
Fewis
Pennsylvania
Veterans Camp Highlights Women's Relief Corps Gathering
The encampment showcased the conven tion of the Women's Relief Corps with receptions hosted by Mrs. Joseph E. Porar and Mrs. Foraker. Gen. El Cor Pane delivered the principal address as attendees from Toledo to New Martinsville gathered for patriotic ceremonies and camp events.
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Cary
Women’s Relief Corps
Joseph E. Porar
Charles A. Wrairbanks
Ares
Jah A
Dogan
Eugene Ware
Novesereit
Ever
United Alltes Marine Lami
Gen
el Cor- Pane
Cotm Der-In-Chick
Riot in New Orleans Ends in Bloodshed on Street Car Run
A tense street riot erupted in New Orleans as a streetcar service resumed after a ten day strike. Police officer Schlessinger was fatally shot after the car was attacked with bricks and missiles. conductor Kennedy and motorman Feeru son were wounded. Dozens more were hurt as police and bystanders clashed with rioters near Wells Street and Dorgenois.
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New Orleans
Schlessinger
I. Kennedy
Feeruson
Borus
Nintz
Chievo
Ennai “Oal
I Wells Street
Dorgenois
Clark
Johson
Chicco
Transfers And Controversy Mark General Bragg Post Move
The Havana to Kongkong transfer places Riward Bragg as consul general with Elon Rong succeeding William Reblue to Fya Vara. Isracez loses support after a leaked letter described as too affectionate toward his wife. Indiana Supreme Court upholds the 1901 medical act as constitutional.
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Havana
Kongkong
Riward & Bragg
Oussislip
United States
Senerka
Elon Rong
William 4. Reblue
Fyavara
Gen
Isracez
Haxvana
Demand Seizure of Mines and State Control Calls
Detroit convention passes drastic resolutions amid coal strike fever. Proposals urge government receivership or seizure of coal mines in Pennsylvania and state operation to meet U S demand, with calls for special sessions to legislate eminent domain and investigation of the strike.
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Detroit
Congress
Pennsylvania
Afairhe Roriysel
Sire Presidere
United Stas
Ssessig
House of Representatives
Will Wed a Nobleman Senator Taona’s Daughter to Law Ha
Among London’s American-born social set, Mrs May Farrington Lana, daughter of Senator Tianna, drew attention for beauty and spirit. Cleveland divorcee Hanna shocked society by winning favor with a British noble, reputedly a close friend of King Edward. The couple’s marriage is reported to be arranged in London, reflecting American dash and independence admired abroad.
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Taona
London
May Ffarrington Lana
Ds Arghiters
Tianna
Hanna
Dan AB
Hnae
Cleveland
Edward
Covne
Ciauy al Ristinetia
Women Students Opened at Louisville Baptist Theological Seminary
A Northern Baptist seminary in Louisville Kentucky opens its doors to women students. The report notes church leaders and pastors, including Rev Tara and Rev Cantic Reel, with broader church reform topics and a Catholic bishop's stance on prohibition and episcopal oversight. The item also mentions a will dispute, recovery efforts, and the Girls Life Brigade initiative by the English Sunday School Union.
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Northern Baptist
Louisville
Warren
Gevordetthcar
Episcopal
Samoan Islands
Hood
Tara
Cantic
Qar
Prook
Gueistiania
Fy Tochelle
France
Faglish Sunday School Union
Rew
Countess of Aberdeen
Trade Review Highlights Steady Demand and Volume
The Dun and Company weekly trade review notes sustained distribution of merchandise with prompt shipments and rising wages in many sectors. Iron and steel production edges up while imports, including iron and steel, support prices, though some materials such as sheets and wire show declines. Wheat exports and general grain movement reflect mixed signals amid improving but cautious market tone.
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Nouth
London
New England
Sonndal
Bradstreet
Eninge
Seom Nmi Ellogi
Als
Oqo
Martial Law Ordered to End Coal Strike in Pennsylvania
Governor Stone mobilizes the National Guard to open anthracite mines with ten thousand troops, aiming to end a twenty week strike. President Mitchell calls district meetings for miners to back victory while past Homestead riots are recalled and state costs mount.
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Stone
Pennsylvania
Geentike
Streg- 5
Ffarrisburg
Sean Fiely
Mitchell
Homestead
Pen Gidre
Prisbure
Hayes
Rir
ML ageTey
Wheat and cattle markets show mixed activity in steady trade
The market notes wheat futures around 27 cents per bushel while cattle and sheep prices vary. No. 2 yellow corn and mixed no 2 grains appear with bids cited. Cattle shipping steers range 4.00 to 7.75 per cwt, sheep 3.55 to 4.75, lambs 4.06 to 4.87.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartey
Neo
Fo del Vhiver
Receiver Sought to Regulate Mines and Railroads Prices
Boston men file in the Massachusetts Supreme Court a bill in equity seeking a receiver for coal mines and railroad operations. The petition argues public interest calls for state control over prices wages and terms of sale to curb shortages and high costs. The action tests Chief Justice Waite’s maxim on property clothed with public uses and community regulation.
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Bie
Boston
State Supreme Court
Denny Aia
Chine
Attrorner Trenius W. Chaplin
White
United States Supreme Court
Iit
Foreign Sows Notes and Civil War Strains
Fragmented notes describe tensions in France and the United States during civil strife. Mentions ministers, stamps law, and a protracted conflict paralysing business with thousands starving amid government directives.
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France
Cambon Opie
Wey
Salid Dewiees Cives
Tate
Alec
Aoreuil
Iyo
Tandon
Trewit
Foo
Wil
United States
Kowwn
Kowwn, Att Car. Acts, Treustits
Phat
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