Railroads Fear Nine Hour Law Sparks Commission Quandary
Washington March reports show railroad operating officers resisting immediate compliance with the nine hour law due March 4. Railroads seek extension citing worker shortages and financial hardship. A formal hearing next Thursday will consider extensions and whether good cause exists. Labor unions back presidential investigation and wage reductions. railroads push for harmonization of pay.
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Washington, Med
Interetate Commerce Commission
Georgia Southern
Plortia
Congress
Combanine
Congreve
Atlanta
Roosenwit
Portland man shot by boarder in clash at Middletown hotel
Ardad Fennel of Portland lies in critical condition at Middlesex hospital after a boarder at the Fenick theme interfered and drew a thirty caliber revolver, wounding Fennell in the chest. The assailant, recently returned from Hartford hospital after appendectomy, fired during a quarrel over his wife.
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Middetown
Ardad Fennel
Portland
Middlesex Hospital
Todas
Ceat
Fennell
Warn Bo
Lavier
Hartford
General drops dead bullet not located
Brigadier General Waterbury dies February 28 in an apparent incident but the missing bullet or cause is not confirmed. Reports say he collapsed at a home in Beuth Leonard while others near the Third artillery unit attended to him before transport to hospital where medical staff attempted to save him.
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Washington
Waterbury
Hetles
Rufae Saxon
Tretlay
Teverebde
Ait Beuth
Leonard Sineer Qohuande
Atel
Ealis
Meerning
Wil Grrehaney
Geeciol
Mr Dee
Harpers Fercy
Retiy- Leger
Seeeliant Antonie Marine
Leather theft claim linked to railroad consignments
Detectives pursue a case involving a reported leather theft valued around 15000 dollars tied to footrail consignments. Willie Willy, in custody, alleges feather shipments and a large theft by Brown Fieke and Cyingiing, with Dun-livery and railroad officials disputing owner claims and the scope of material stolen.
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Boston
New York
Nw Haven
Hartford
Willie Wily
Frelstt
tHintet
aMsistels
Leaihor
Brown, Fieke & Cyingiing
Wilton
Teather
Fell Down Shaft in Elevator at State Street Incident
Aviguelus Clark was injured last evening after falling about twelve feet from an elevator shaft on State Street. He was taken to New Haven hospital for examination and is expected to recover in a few weeks. Clark, a resident of 114 Park Front, is described as experiencing back injuries from the fall.
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Aviguelus Clark
State Street
Mr Clark
New Haven Hospital
Ives
Parksfront
Anarchist Kills Priest at Altar in Denver Church
A man described as an avowed anarchist shot Father Lea Helnriete during early mass at St Elizabeth's Cathedral in Denver. The attacker, Giuseppe Guernavote, fired a revolver toward the priest at the altar, shouting phrases about his grievance against priests before fleeing. The wounded priest collapsed at the altar as bystanders reacted with shock.
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Denver
Col
Lea Helnriete
Giuseppe Guernavote
Tragedy at church as murderer confronts crowd
A church attack left six dead and many injured while a masked assailant fled through the nave. Franciscan brothers and parishioners attempted to restrain him as police moved in. The incident sparked mob threats and a citywide alert with Bishop Mont urging calm.
Nine Killed in Spring Valley Street Car and Wagon Crash
A winter street accident near Nyack occurred when a horse drawn wagon carrying a basketball party was struck by a passenger train. Nine members of prominent families were killed or fatally injured. four died at the scene, others died later or remained in critical condition. Names include George Reith Nelton May Berthe Singer George Shinn Jennette Palmer and Warren Palmer. Injured include Henry Dieteren May Edith Bird with uncertain recoveries.
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N.Y
I Ory
George Young
Nyock
Nyack
New York
Ontario
Westtern
Bol
Hudsron County
Monoken
Rone
George Reith
Telephone Ates
Epeime Valles
Nelton May
Berthe Singer
Leonard Singer
Galt Singer
Bertha
George Shinn
Tepital Armbalenot
Jennette Palmer
Chief of Police Killed in North Carolina Shooting
An on duty North Carolina chief of police was shot and killed as crowds gathered near the station. The assailant, described as a local resident, fled but was later apprehended. police and city officials vow to pursue justice and maintain safety.
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Neere
Sam
Marehtern
Talantos
Palios
Uneen
Palleeman Horkann
Ahlinet
Reid
Edie Pollines
Ayan Walwuvynetesh
Tanne Walker
Pollcepmh
Wes
Murohisuie
Arepelod
Hnetinyg
Ohler
Menten
Cory
Pamnibaker
Shite
Mlitare
Ynitr of
Cheenerlir
Allenberg Improves After Collision Near New Haven
Grover Affendurs, brakeman, sustained injuries in a midtown collision near 1) Thule to Springheld. Reports state he will recover. The incident occurred along Onder Street Grider, with authorities at New Haven handling the case. Medical facilities at 25 East 86th Street in New York listed for possible treatment.
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Grover Affendurs
New Haven
86Th Street
Tormels
York
Flat Kiva Priest at Attar and Other Local Notices
An assortment of brief town items covers officials and public notices. Key mentions include a ceremonial or ritual reference to Kiva Priest at Attar, a report on injury and medical updates, and civic items such as a new parish house access, constitutional visits, and local public concerns. The page also notes sports light items with school shootouts, candidate activity, and community event listings.
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Yale Mureh
Foren
St. Mary's
Owen New Parish House
Wall Down Shaft
Allenberg
Sporta
Yule Bannwall
Julien Curtiss
Ps Weel Ye High School
Bive
Te Teperton
Yale Art School and Peabody Museum Week One Attendance Soars
Crowds visited Yale Art School and the Peabody Museum as Sunday openings began, with about 1,500 at the art school and 1,200 at the museum on the first Sunday. Attendance rose yesterday amid better weather, despite forecasts of snow, as more people attended both venues and security measures were in place.
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Oewston
Yate Art School
Peabody Museum
Am Sieans
John JA. Downs
Gregory
Melock
Downe Wall
Hathaing
Privefessor
Uharion Schurbert
Nealogical Department
Te Shomtald Scientifie
Hyieing
Aftarnen
Labor H lobbies Socialists at York meeting
Representatives of organized labor at a Central Federation meeting in York said they supported the unemployed march but refused to participate in a city demonstration. A heated debate centered on who leads the parade with Herman Robinson arguing union organizers should avoid demonstrations like those in Chicago and Philadelphia.
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York
Central Federation
Herman Robinson
American Federation of Labor
Robina
Chicago
Philadelphia
Home Circulation Drives Advertiser Demand
The Journal-Courier notes strong home circulation with most copies delivered to households, highlighting the reach from breakfast tables. The emphasis is on direct home delivery and its impact on advertising value for general merchandise.
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Journal-Courier
Foot Guards Homeward After Richmond Visit
The Richmond trip of the Governor's Foot Guard and Major Frederick Brown featured a formal welcome, a city parade, and a banquet at the Jefferson Hotel. Delegations from Washington and Richmond highlighted historical ties and military pride, with speeches praising service and the day ending in a ceremonial dine and remarks on future cooperation.
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Richind Bils
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JiMerow
Richmond Blues
Tophel
Washington
Washington Monument
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Picketts Mony
Lee Monument
Frankin Street
Hart Alley
Capitol
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Gene Dell
Innauer
Murphy's Hotel
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Hall of the
Toehmond
Edward LS Heveher
Thadstens Hontier
Te Poring
Bowls
Miehmond Light Infantry
Mowlee
Anniery
Svimmer
Pitinan
Renee Sh
Bowen
Edison Under Knife Divertor Operated Up For Par Trombly
An operation was performed in Manhattan New York to relieve trabte in the tefh by Arthur Ro Deed and specialists. The patient, likely Bilao, remains under care, with recovery expected but hospital stay possible for a month.
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Tegulat
New York
Fentichtte
Pete
Arthur Ro
Hospital Patient Recovers After Fall Incident
Benjamin Hurton of New Haven Hospital suffered a fall on State Street and was taken to the hospital. Medical staff report he will recover, with officials noting the incident is under review.
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Egee Pulte
State Street
New Haven Hospital
Benjamin Hurton
Nora
Tate
Rnough
Pe Feng
Slere
Way
Bowen
Passenger Train Hits Freight Wreck in Washington
A Pennsylvania Line passenger train collided with a freight wreck near Bowie, injuring six people, one severely. The injured were rushed to the Naval Hospital in Washington. names listed include Hawkins, George Conte, and Harry Laubeck among others. The rear-end collision occurred after a wrecked freight car obstructed the track late at night.
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Penn “Ania Tili
Bowle Mh
Luin
Washington
Caxuning Noxpitat
Atems foluWs
Ft Hawkins
George Conte Marcial
Titan
Era
Harry Laubeck
J. P. Jones
Bowie
Jahorer
Pennsylvania
Man Fatally Injured While Drinking Weed (Draft)
A man, reportedly drunk, fell from a swinging log on a riverbank after lifting a weed log with a weighty burden. He struck his head and suffered a fractured skull or severe head injury. Medical staff fear life threatening outcomes as a family near the scene contemplates worst case.
Foreign Element Sermon by Dr Phillips First In Six Series
Dr Phillips the pastor of the Church of the Redeemer preaches the first in a six part evangelistic series on the New England city of the future. He frames the topic around immigration, national purpose, and the Bible as guiding principle for American life and warns of secular trends reshaping society. The outline promises five remaining sermons addressing man, faith, and community from March 5 to March 29.
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Church of the Redeemer
Phs
Nowland
Phiips Undertok
New England
Nest England
Fathata
Phat
Wwe
Phillie
Auwtrean Press
Alan
Amerie
Callalielent
America
Oehenthouse
England
Phillipe
Phillips
Weather Forecast Readable From Fragmented Source
Fragmentary weather notice for Washington and New York describes a fair Monday with mild temperatures. It mentions New England conditions, with chances of rain or unsettled weather later, and notes variable winds and coastal impacts.
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Washington
New York
New England
Mahday
Connecticut Home Telephone company seeks public convenience ruling
Hartford February 24 Connecticut Home Telephone Company organized to develop an independent style of telephone service rivals, proposing automatic apparatus and statewide expansion. backers claim strong local support and aim to attract subscribers with agents touring the state. The plan requires a Superior Court finding of public convenience and necessity before construction.
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Journal-Courier
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Connecticut Telephone Company
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Tey
Connecticut Home ‘Telephone Company
Connecticut Homa Telephone Company
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Mainstone
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Wonlbridge
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Chie Stare
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