Strike to Go On in Anthracite War Conference outcome
The presidents of the anthracite coal strike groups reached a complex agreement late Tuesday. They will consider methods to arrest the car strike and will not be swayed by President Mullis of United Mine Workers. J Pierpont Morgan will not intervene. Participants included Baer of Philadelphia and Reading, Samuel Spencer of Southern Railway, and others.
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Wew Plang
Mitebe
Baer
Philadelphia
Reading Stailroad
Mr. Morgan
Samuel Spencer
The
Southern Railway
EL Melt
Twombly
Str
Stotesbury
George W. Werkins
Mr. Baer
Coal executives meet to discuss mining strike ending hopes
A private luncheon at the Dehuonica building brought together coal industry leaders including J. W. Fowler Baer Underwood and Truvsdale. They reviewed mine reports showing more applicants but no clear reopening date, asserting operators stand by their position and deny outside interference as the strike evolves.
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En Railroad
Morgan
Mursan
Lydia
Dehuonica Building
Fowler
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad
J. W. Fowler
Baer
Underwood
Erie Railroad
Truvsdale
Lackswaine Railroad
WILT
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Statement on Mr. Morgan’s noninterference in strike
A general statement from operatives asserts Mr. Morgan knew the situation while in Europe and could have intervened during the dispute. His return is said not to alter the matter, and he does not intend to interfere. Before Baer left town, he reportedly briefed Moris on the coal presidents conference outline.
Engaged to Bishop Potter Rich New York Woman to Wed
Mrs Alfred Clark, widow of the late Mr Clark, is announced as engaged to Henry Potter bishop of New York. A wealthy New York socialite, she inherited a contracting interest from her late husband and has expanded holdings from her income. The Clark estate, valued around 10 million dollars when Mr Clark died six years ago, supports her prominence and philanthropy.
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New York
Emiment Churchman
Alfred Cocsisg Clark
Henry
Potter
Shia
Sw O Ho
Sewiehine
Clark
Mies Wizabeth Scriven
Pyps
Weekly Crop Conditions Report From East of the Rockies
Weather conditions show cooler in the northern cotton belt areas with excess moisture in the central valleys and extreme heat in the South. Corn in the northern belt needs warmth and dryness while early corn in the southern belt prospers. cotton deterioration noted center and west, with best reports from the Carolinas. Apples and apples states show improved outlook. droughty conditions hinder fall plowing in portions of the Middle Atlantic and lake region.
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Missouri Valley
Cotton Belt
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Pacific Coast
Towa
Illinois
Rel River Valley
Minnesota
Oregon
Washington
Cotton
Carolinas
North Carolina
South Carolinas
Mississippi
Otahama
Indian Territory
Texas
Tennessee
Virginia
Maryland
New York
Ohio
Kansas
Michigan
New Eagland
Iowa
Missouri
Lake Region
Oklahoma
Roosevelt kin marry Sartoris kin in Cobourg ceremony
Vivian Sartoris, twice engaged, daughter of Mrs Nottie Grant Sartors, wed Pred Roosevelt Scavel, a cousin of President Roosevelt, in Cobourg Out. Vivian is a Grant descendant and relative of Ulysses Grant, with extensive social and marital history detailed, including prior engagements and family ties. The piece notes the event as a notable social moment of the era.
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Archibaldd Balfour
Enz Jan
Faery
Brok
Tinothy Nichols
Nellie Gras
Hriflig
Nellie Grant
Washington
Nellie
Neilie
Stexanhra
Catherine Law
Fly
Sole
Algernon Soun
Cron
Grant
Algernon
Aline
Sartoris
Fle
Vivian
Fragmented OCR Chronicle From Texas and Beyond
Mixed garbled text from a historical issue references Texas politics and national figures. Mentions Judge Jackson, a walking delegate, Western states urgency, and foreign names including Bulgarians and King Edward in a jumble of garbled phrases and misread terms.
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Texas
Jackson
Tawa
Kansas
Stowe
Wade
Treasury
Edward
United States gold and silver output for 1901 reported
George F. Roberts, director of the Mint, releases final 1901 production figures. US gold yield totaled 3,805,500 ounces valued at $75,660,700, down from 1900 by 3,541,806 ounces or about 0.2 percent, with California leading gains and Alaska showing the largest drop due to late placer season. Total value of metals produced reached $111,795,100, down about 2 percent from 1900.
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George EF. Roberts
Mint
United States
Afr. Roberts
California
Nevada
Onmne
Youapah
Nye County
South Dakota
Slao
Idaho
Oregon
Alaska
Colorado
Lomo
Utah
Trode Park
New Mexico
Waiso
Sauch Dakota
Caferdar Roar
Miles Goes 70 Philippines Inspection Under Presidential Approval
General Miles travels toward the Philippines for inspection of military conditions with President Roosevelt's approval. Secretary Cortelyou indicated Miles would act under presidential consent, amid War Department concerns about his possible visit and previous Cuban expedition negotiations.
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Nelsug AL Miles
Philippines
Cortelyou
Corrigon
Housevelt
Miles
Gortulyon
War Department
Washington
Gen
Milica
Phippines
Agas
Feyevelt
New Englas
Vind
Newgate Prison Razed After Decades of Confinement
Demolition of the old Newgate Prison in London began recently. The 30 year old structure, long used for confinement and housing criminals, was cleared to make way for a new facility. The site previously held inmates and endured numerous renovations before the decisive dismantling began.
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Benton
London
Wis
Femmes Old
St Aid
Stroy
IC x Fishe
Rebuilt old London prison site and famed writers’ stays
The article recalls the Great Fire of 1666 and prior defunct Newgate prison near London, noting how Shakespeare and other literary figures visited or were confined there. It mentions Richard Whitney and related reformers like John Bradford, outlining the historical evils and the gate that inspired the name Newsare.
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London
Richare Whittingeen
Dick” Whittington
Ary
Newsare
IGG
Shakseure
Newgate
Ida
Jeim Bradford
Matchester
Ridley
Bonner
John Reugh
Cardinal Gotti Poised As Pope Leo Successor
Cardinal Gotti, raised to the prefecture of the Propaganda, is named as a likely successor to Pope Leo XIII. A leading churchman with diplomatic training, he is noted for piety and humility and has participated in cardinal committees that engaged with Judge Taft.
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Cardinal Gotti
The
Propaganda
the Propaganda
Iit
Ledochewski
Timmble Bieth
Goalmel Laterr
Geer
Tle
Taft
Canin
Gotte
Trade Review Warns of Fuel Shortage and Economic Strain
The weekly G Dun & Co trade review notes fuel scarcities from anthracite to soft coal and coke, strained freight networks, and higher freight costs. Despite output records, deliveries lag. Rail earnings rise 2 percent vs last year, 17 percent vs prior. Weather mostly favorable, farm goods steady, but drought in the South and frosts threaten harvests. International demand remains firm, while textile and staple goods face price pressures. Failures rise in the U S and Canada. wheat exports and grain movement show mixed signals.
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New York
G. Dun & Co
Ed Ness
Brazil
United States
Canada
AsOnn Fes
Ios Io
Pates
Rand
Indus
Market Prices Report for Cattle Wheat and Eggs
Regional commodity prices list cattle hogs sheep and grain with figures for Indianapolis Detroit New York and Chicago markets. Prices show shifts in oats wheat corn butter eggs creamery products and dairy items across various classes and grades.
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Chicago
Sheen
New York
Fragmented excerpts from magazines quoted in The Living Church
A string of anecdotes and notes cover topics from a Connecticut woman's eras to Horace Porter and Mark Twain, with jokes about naturalization and a nurse reading Three Men in a Boat. The piece discusses Senator Jones, Massachusetts politics, and Governor Davis, followed by remarks on child labor trends, silk production, and Paris fashion dominance in the late 19th century.
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Gary
Mark
Philadelphia Court of Natualization
United States
Terton
Bk Capital
Uurse
Senatr Jones
Arkansas
Groppad
Davis
Siassachusetts
Massachusetts
Perkins
Seven Doctors unpaid for WelKinler tragedy care in city
Buffalo correspondent reports none of the seven local doctors who attended President McKinley’s autopsy or provided services have received compensation. They deny knowledge of any official action and note no bills were submitted, leaving questions to the Government.
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WelKinler
Buffalo
S. Werk Tribune
Matthew D. Mann
Herman Minter
Charles G. Stockton
Roswell Fark
Eugene Wasdin
United States Marine Hospital Service
Irs
Henry I. Gayloni
Berman G. Matsinger
McKinley
Maia
Trent
Question of Caine Honest Return Sparks Local Tale
A New York clerk recalls a moment when two cents were returned by an honest man, sparking a reflection on integrity. The boss watches as the story unfolds, weighing whether the payer made a correct choice and what it says about trust and duty in daily life.
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Caine
Tim
New York
Silk Manufacture Leads in Value in France and U S A
France ranks first, United States second in value in production of silk goods. The report notes growing attention to child labor, highlighting concerns amid industry prominence and rising output.
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France
United States
Fragmentary Boston Journal excerpt on Edison dialogue
A garbled historical snippet shows an exchange about Edison and providence with anxious speakers and distorted phrases. The text references praise for wives, lightnings, churches, and absent Providence, but provides no clear events or identities beyond Edison.
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Evlison
Boston Journal
Ring of Wars Rais Claim Monarch On AC Court
A fragmentary narrative describes a kingly figure battling for the throne, portrayed as ancient and wise. Political maneuvering, tribal factions, and looming conflict shape the path to power, with emphasis on guidance, loyalty, and destiny amid warlike intrigue.
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Rais
The
Trent
Hiim
Aly
Unclear OCR: fragmentary sports item
Fragmented text shows garbled lines and names with no coherent event or outcome. Readable phrases mention heats and dates but lack concrete participants, scores, or locations. The item appears unreadable and cannot provide a solid summary.
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