Miners Close Case As Holiday Adjournment Near
Scranton Dec 16 mine workers in the anthracite dispute near the coal strike commission will close their case today or tomorrow after about 20 days of testimony. Witness lists include silk mill girls and others while President Mitchell travels home. Attorneys for the coal companies expect a quick rebuttal and consider moving sessions to Philadelphia after Christmas.
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SAILORS HARDSHIPS AND RESCUE AT SEA
The schooner Molly carrying Kevon Then and crew was struck by a glow at sea. Fire broke out in the cabin fatally injuring the vessel. the boat Dundee rescued the crew near Outer Gooseberry Island after a night in heavy surf. Several crew members frost bitten. Dr Shannon acquitted in New Castle case over smallpox reporting failure.
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Reading Railroads Move to Ease Fuel Shortage
Reading Pa reports no coal shipments until last week as anthracite markets open. From Saturday midnight to Sunday night the Reading company hauled 62,000 tons from mines with 40,000 more started Friday. Efforts include rushing ties and using all locomotives to avert a fuel famine in New York and Philadelphia, though coal shortages hinder power and government buildings face possible shutdowns.
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Testimony Ends as Miners Press Evidence on Railroads
Scranton reports the anthracite strike commission in a tense session with miners presenting about 160 witnesses over 19 days. Key issue centers on coal railroads' control over coal companies and freight rates, with the commission signaling averse to widening the probe beyond miners and operators. Clarence Darrow and Henry Lloyd voiced satisfaction with the commission’s stance, while more documentary evidence remained to be heard as the case nears closure over the coming weeks.
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Roof Collapse Buries Workmen. No One Seriously Hurt
Philadelphia reports a roof collapse at the Pennsylvania Railroad round house in West Philadelphia yesterday. Over twenty workers were buried, with seventeen locomotives damaged. fire was quickly put out and none of the injured suffered serious harm. Names of injured listed. one secretary missing.
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Stock Market Stabilizes After Early Decline In New York
The New York market showed an initial sharp drop followed by recovery as bankers' measures steadied trading. Foreign exchange softened later, and the day closed firm with United States bonds unchanged and large credit withdrawals feared earlier easing. A separate note reports Lake Superior Company securing about 3 million dollars to cover near term obligations after President Lewis resigned.
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Weather forecast with scattered rain and cool periods
A garbled forecast notes rain today in western and southern areas with winds from the southwest to northwest. Tomorrow expects rain or snow in the south and possible snow northern regions, with colder temperatures and blustery conditions across the state.
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