BUITE TROUBLE 15 NEARING SETTLEMENT IN MINING
At the appeal meeting in Batit Mont March 6 the special committee report was accepted by Jobe I Ryan managing director of Amalgamated Copper. The panel urged wage talks with mines and employing companies and discussed a plan of adjustment. Ryan offered a scale above 18 cents per pound for underground copper and 3.50 per pound for miners if the red metal stays above 11 cents. Further talks with mill and smelter unions were planned to reach an acceptable agreement.
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Batit
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Ebleh
Jobe I. Ryan
Mantglog
Obituary of WL Surliey Mates Me a 45 year old
WL Surliey Mates Me a 45 year old died yesterday in Lie city. A longtime associate of Abraham Lincoln and close to Colonel Roger J. Wilson, she served in the state legislature and moved the capital. Lincoln’s era ties echoed in her life as a wartime paymaster and landholder. She left a large family including ten grandchildren.
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Surliey
Mates
Wilenn
Sandemon County
Incain
Wisin
Hla
Polamies
Mlaavutt
Witton
Wells-Fango Changes Lat Aceree Cal March 6
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Wells
Rampany
Tans Angeles
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Cleveland, O March. News notes the Tarna will offer no defense to the divorce charge. Elimony and custody of the five year old daughter are to be settled by agreement between counsel. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS.
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Warthiory
Fiuay
Dts
Messoy
Aibuquercue
TU Pas
Ateolesay
Cleveland
Wall Street Ends Mixed After Heady Trading on Heading Stock
Wall Street saw volatile action as Heading Stock and Reading Railroad activity dominated early trade. Morgan and Harriman links fueled speculation of control while bidding spurred sharp moves in Reading and related issues. Market closed with mixed signals as losses narrowed and gains recovered amid heavy volume and concerns over prices.
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Vaciaut
Harriman
Well Street
Saxney
Akon
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Hartiman
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Readiax
Harriman Farewell Interview Highlights Rail and Currency Issues
Washington March 6 In a farewell interview Harriman discusses transportation problems railroading and currency questions. He denies false reports about Reading holdings and says the government and big corporate interests must work together to settle currency tariffs and railroad issues with calm near-term action. He supports the president’s reciprocal agreement stance and notes the uncertainty over railroad control.
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Washington
Anay Knight
New York
Lamorrow
Havetmat
New York Central
Wasserman
Harriman
Hattinan
Redhroads
Prolonged San Francisco court hearing on fugitive Ruef case
A long day in the district court featured arguments over bail for Abraham Ruef and calls to replace Sheriff Neill with a different official. Attorneys claimed political influence and promised new evidence, while Judge Dunne delayed decisions as Mayor Schmitz arrived and prepared for remarks on the case.
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Abralam Ruef
Bayer
Seperior
Bert O'Neill
Tral
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Enevice
Dora
Ruel
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Limenta
Ariiaiaat
Heney
Vunse
Dengrby Aidarit
Avneli
Ruet
Omeer
Rberiff
Wne
Strother Case Heads to Jury in Insanity Plea
The Strother case proceeds toward a jury verdict this morning as remarks on insanity are presented. In Culpepper Virginia solicitor Marcly and the case against James and Philip Atrothes, charged with the wander of WA. KR Bywater, their brother in law, will move to the formal proceeding at dawn after Captain Micajah Woods covered events tonight.
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Marcly
James
Philip Atrothes
Bywater
Micajah Woods
Another Suit in the Eddy Case
A conference in Boston discussed advancing the Eddy estate litigation across New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Attorneys outlined plans to secure defendants’ participation and to proceed with trial readiness, with mediation possible in Massachusetts. The group identified Prye, Thompson, Tierring, and Strang as targets and noted potential cross state testimony.
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Portamouth
X. Hh. Nathaniel 1
Martha
Conford
F.W. Peabody
Chanlier Deyved
Neer Hampshire
Caltin A. Prye
Irving C. Thompson
Herman C. Tierring
Lewis Btrang
Stanaachusette de Fendante
New Hampshire
Atates
Porstie
Russians Seek Pardon Amnesty Across Political Offenders
In St Petersburg a conference of conservative deputies backed amnesty for political offenders except murderers directly involved in bloodshed. The move seeks to spare nonviolent revolutionaries while avoiding absolving actual murder, aiming to unite the two classes and present a united amnesty for the revolutionary movements. The constitutional democratic central committee also heard a report on relations with the emperor as the socialists protested candidates for the lower house presidency.
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Iower House of Paritament
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Uterai
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Ronial
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Ungerieg
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Tyr
Constitutional Democratic Teatral Committee
M. Tealinko
Houce
M. Tehelnokuff
Mnarow
Nomination and Delegates Reach for Exile Return
Beep nominated for high office. Delegates Brave and Fedorow with the metnq wliten of at Felersburg Anio alas were commissioned to request a discharge for the return of exile to a monastery at the center of the holy synod. Father Gregori Patronf, a noted labor leader from Ft. Pererabure, was elected to the house from the cay tat.
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Felersburg
Anio
Militia Guarding Judge Case Proceeds By March Sixth
A damaged OCR note mentions Judge Varnes and several named individuals in an accusation. The fragment references a militia guarding a judge and a deadline of March 6. Details are unclear but imply a legal matter involving multiple named persons and a security action.
Fragmented tale of a woman's decisions and romance
An emotionally charged scene unfolds with Nelia Gatts and a taunting inner voice as a widow contemplates ruin and longing. A young man, Jimmy, confesses love and vows to shield her, while family ties blur with past sorrows and a looming union. The narrative pivots on secrecy, social pressure, and emerging resolve to reclaim happiness despite hardship.
Stage Fright Disrupts Amateur Club Performance
An amateur stage show derailed by a frightened performer causing chaos on stage. A performer collapsed repurposed costume injuries noted, and the crowd reacted with alarm as the scene devolved into panic and sirens in the theatre.
Mutiny in Barracks Shocks French Fort De Meserrte
In Toul France on March 6 a mutiny broke out in the barracks. Soldiers attacked officers with revolvers, several men were wounded or killed, and others were captured and imprisoned after clashes with troops.
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Department of the Meserrte
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France
Deveral
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