Great Strike Halts Traffic Across Holland Proclaimed
A broad labor strike in Holland halts rail, port, and shipping activity with troops guarding stations and wharves. Officials report a general railroad workers movement aimed at demanding wage and law changes, affecting Amsterdam Rotterdam The Hague and other ports.
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Masterdin
Halland
Workmen's Comautes of Defense
Holkend
Amsterdam
Tindlordai
Doedrecht
Zaandam
John Browns Cottage Destroyed By Fire
Chicago reports a blaze destroyed John Brown's cottage, once a central hub for anti slavery activities in the 19th century. The local group tied to Brown faced allegations of organizing armed sympathy in the area.
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John Brown
Hie
Dan Wier
Brown
President in Snow Storm in Sioux Falls
President Rosnvell tours in Sioux Falls addressing 4000 children despite heavy snow. He speaks on work and workers with Secretary Loeb and Mayor Burnsile present, urging unity between employees and employers and praising irrigation legislation as a national boon.
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Sioux Falls
Stone
Rosnvell
Sirennons Way
Yeathyi Vear
Ab Tao
Loeb
Kittrive
Burnsile
Greta
Pinuse
Waa
Topilly
Alte Linmers
Harriman Defeats Keene In Injunction Suit
A lengthy opinion in the Union Pacific injunction case favors Harriman. The court rejects the claim that Linton Pacific was a necessary party and holds Keene a mere witness, denying the requested injunction alleviating control. The ruling presses the Southern Pacific dispute and schedules further actions, with remarks on directors and pending matters.
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Keene
Ineinanti
Sui Malaings
Union Pagilie
Linton Pacilia
Act
Presiden Harriman
Te ‘Lnion Davitie Nal
Heine
Univ Paciie Ae
Ion Pagilie
Vieilie
Jaeitie
Mediation and arbitration urged to ease labor conflicts
A call for reconciliation stresses arbitration and good faith on both sides, praising the Anthracite Strike Commission for guidance. It argues for extending similar labor protections in federal work and public projects, urging enactment of strengthened employer liability and safety measures across interstate commerce and railways.
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Diamet W.sinvern
Amr
Asher
Aiindia
Atention
Feale
Heather
Beiuraus
Senate
Unis
Columblay
Nalionel
Tabor Inne
Washington
Wiseibor
Congress
Tilway
Elena
Alealantia
Engineer Ensnared by Crash Minds Overwhelmed
A Newark engineer in April after a collision with a truck near Clifton is physically unhurt but mentally deranged. He escaped into a frenzy, imagining dangers around him, and his condition worsened while authorities tried to stabilize him and understand the crash.
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Newark
Keo
Keb
Jay
Rovers
Offer of Compromise in the Stratton Case
Denver reports a proposed compromise in the Stratton will dispute involving Winfield Scott Stratton’s estate. Lawyers for both sides discussed a settlement offering Harry Stratton about one million dollars plus fees, with conditions to ensure a fair division and ongoing administration duties.
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Stratton
Denver
FR. Whitted
Yson
Dines
Winfield Scott Stratton
Leigr
J. O. Wolcott
Harry Stratton
Millionaire's Sur
Don Tid Neon
Avspeciila
Colorado Springs
Stadow Vane
Murry Strattou
Blizzard disrupts railroad service and sealing patrols improve
Severe blizzard closes lines and delays trains as crews work to clear routes. Snow covers the interior and coast seals are sighted by patrols while service slowly resumes after a long disruption.
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Moekutet
Portman Morace Porter Dean Dies After Illness
Mrs. Morace Porter Dean, wife of the American ambassador, died after a prolonged illness following a chill. She had recently returned from Switzerland and had shown brief improvements before a sudden decline. Physicians stated her condition worsened despite best efforts. Her death ends a long, high-profile tenure with the embassy and prompted official condolences.
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Morace Porton
Porter
Switzerland
Perbassador
Montana City Elections Stir Vague Party Lines
Selena Mont April reports voters head to polls in Mantina and Tutte as candidates for mayor contest control. The scene shows Republicans seeking public utility projects while Democrats push to protect widows and proceed cautiously.
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Selena
Mont
Mantina
Thelens
Tutte
Shot at former wife spurs murder claim at town station
Claitmont Monti and others allegedly tried to kill Mins Valtinn Wheeler at a railroad station in April. Wheeler died after a gun attack. Maulton’s will and a recent divorce claim surface amid rumors. Authorities suspect mental decline linked to jealousy and alleged spousal conflict.
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Ayers
Mast
Clairtes Montiton
Mins
Valtinn
Wheeler
Davies
Maulton
Cleveland Bends A Letter From 1904 Prize Winner
A cleveland letter reports on William Vek na the Pen Ryale prize winner and first writer linked to the Muiveradiy hut. The item notes a speech by a negro orator, references Princeton Nespi 8, and mentions Wilsson Melowar and Pathagarwas paper report. The fragment summarizes a 1904 letter about the prize and its recipient.
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William Vek
Pen Ryele
Raver
Cleveland
Princeton
Nespi
Wilsson Melowar
Tobiy
Heavy vote cast in Ohio elections amid speculation
A chaotic, OCR damaged report describes a heavy voter turnout in Ohio elections with mentions of candidates such as Jovi and Adve and parties Democratic and Republican. It notes city and mayoral contests in several towns, including Washington Court Hewes and Green Holt, and hints at a possible November election direction.
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Yonger
Hig
Ick
Wie
Demonra Tie
Organizarion
Hugetivar
Dtu
Wlention
Patina
Thermacn
Washington Court
Hewes Mariet
St. Bolt
Mrenont
Green Holt
Ogig
Anti-Race Club Formed By Students In New York
A student group at Cobinshin University forms the Anti-Race Club amid controversy. The article notes the club’s formation by five members including the president, described as an honorary figure in the current context. The piece reflects campus debate over inclusive policies and disciplinary standards.
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New York
Cobinshin University
Monuments in Honor of Fallen Heroes at Shiloh Ceremony
The April 6 ceremony in Dnthefeld Tennessee honored fallen Civil War heroes. Col. Dante Writ presented five monuments to the government, accepted by William Civey and Senator Athol Buyer. General Saar Wallnes presided and quoted lines from Soldiers and Statesmen, praising devotion to the nation. Thousands attended including Miss Ni Vir Grant, granddaughter of General Grant, as Confederate veterans watched.
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Dnthefeld
Tenn
Ladinbony
Alia Neal
Hunwr
Abe bveenby-Lyveregies
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Aviy
Onsexsee Hind Ng
Albert Sidney
Dantes
Tadlinna
Yin
William Civey
Athol Jy Buyer
Indiana
Janice
Mias Ni Vir Grant
San Diego
California
Genera Grant
Cherry Homestead
Grants
Grant Lo Zniehime
Labor leader predicts general labor war in U S
Chicago reports Frank Buchanan warns of nationwide strike action as unions confront steel companies and bridge work stoppages. He claims labor groups will mobilize to demand higher pay and safer conditions, threatening widespread job losses if demands are not met. He sees a coming mass action affecting Chicago and beyond.
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Congress
Huid
Auichinery
Dave
Thyre
Mare
Mae
Johor
Paul Che
Chicago
Frank Buchanan
Tates Steel
Capitan
Anterivan
Fram Pres Roporta
Hallters
Iven
Amel Wwatk
Igher Py
Vetter
le Twidge Company
Thapread
Tuchioani
Chengo
Wonton
Sir Din
York
Cancer fatalities rising in New York report
A New York statistics brief from April 1 notes rising cancer deaths and rising rates in the city, with the report indicating the toll is increasing in proportion to population growth and calling for further public health attention.
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New York
Shaw
Trihmig
New Orleans River Situation Update
A crevasse opened along the river below New Orleans causing a shift in water flow. Reports mention a diversions point and upcoming actions to manage the stage of the river. Weather bulletin notes today’s conditions and suggests further monitoring of the river’s low-lying areas.
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Washington
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