Adjourned Call on Miners Pay Scale Proposal
March 20 report from Tittanapolla on adjourned joint conference amid mine labor talks. President Mitchell described aims for a strong united front as miners push for a 14 1 3 percent wage rise. vote split with operators opposing. Conference adjourned to review details with next session set to begin.
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Tittanapolla
Demat Coufarogion
Spetatora
Striell
Tissauls
Mino
Olle
Dale Gommittas
Mitchell Daliverce
Yates
Wen
HK. Winder
Ohio
Chaltiah
Ila Operatora
Fresh oysters and buys at SING AND WONG shop
A brief notice from Searon SING AND WONG proprietors announces fresh oysters and coal products for sale. Located at 46 Twenty-Fifth Street, Ogden, Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhartantor
al Hoara
Fame and Dak
Searon Sing
Wong
Boston Cafe Opens Around the Clock with Varied Menu
Boston cafe announces day and night service offering all kinds of game and fine pastries. Hours listed from noon to 4 and 8 p.m. weekly, with special Sunday service. Address cited as 284 Twenty-Fifth Street managed by Wong and Tom Freshetora.
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Aspenseason
Wong & Tom
Freshetora
Twenty-Fifth Street
Silver Parlor Restaurant Opens Day and Night
Silver Parlor Restaurant advertises open day and night with all-day meals to 26 cents specials fresh oysters and drinks at late hours. Proprietors Jim Kee and Leon Ton operate at 218 Twenty-Fifth Street, Ogden Utah.
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Jim Kee
Leon Ton
Ogien
Utah
Private Dining Parlor Admits Limited Hours
Fragmented notice describes a dining parlor offering private dinners and special party services. It mentions specific hours and a front entrance but text is garbled and lacks clear names or dates.
Assembly vote on committee adjourns to reconvene next morning
Fragmentary report shows a assembly or committee vote with a motion to adjourn and schedule a joint meeting tomorrow morning at 8 oclock. The motion carried unanimously with many garbled names and phrases from the minutes.
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Minois
Robbins
Mitchell
Second Voyage of Taft Party Banquet at Willard Inn
A banquet at the New Willard honored by congressional party members for Taft’s party voyage. About seventy attendees from the Philippines and Pacific regions including Beanery from the Banana islands Japan and the Philippines enjoyed a varied menu and souvenirs. The menu card resembled a book tied with hemp and depicted humorous scenes of the voyage.
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Whentnglon
Od ‘Min
Willard Holdn
Bandwich Islands
Shing
Japan
Philli
Med
Wallera Nttveda Chineba
Prneks
Barba
Cheh
Soma
Mantte
Ramonaer
Oasis
Pinasan
Fanutorios
Oret Feventy
Pereons
Yoo
Investigation Report on San Francisco Lifesaving Steamer Fleet
A San Francisco inquiry notes orders from a maritime authority to examine lifesaving gear on local steamships. The investigation targets vessels from the Southern Pacific line and related routes, including Blue Boat services, with broader implications for all ships operated by the Key route and California firms.
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San Francisco
Duwtharl
United
Enolnni
Bouthery Pacific
Conpany
North Shore
California
Penalty Increased in Pacific Coast Jockey Case
March 20 report from San Premison notes stewards of the Pacific Coast jockeyels foray reviewed appeals in the Tiling of the stewards case. After investigation they reliced in inevenge and increased penalties previously inflated on Thaedl and rna nin. oft for lifh. The Nidgor of Ageot Tagated J. J. Mottafferty was also Te veret and he,00, Waa euied of for Mito.
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San Premison
Pacific Coast
Clut
C.K. Tienell
Thaedl
Rnanin
Duynwll
Insurgents Fight On House Floor Over Amendment
Fragmented House debate on March 20 centers on a special rule to advance a bill through the conference committee. Parties clash as supporters push for a direct move from the speaker while opponents warn of procedural pitfalls.
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Frlonda
Weahl
Committee On Térritoriey Lecanto
Senate
House
Peaker
Congressy
Yale
Arizona
Senate debate on defense, pensions, and fortifications
The senate debated funding and appropriations worth around 110 million for the military and pensions. Discussion touched on coast fortifications in the Philippines and potential penalties for government officials, but the measure was not concluded. The conference power question and premature viligence provisions were also examined, with no decision reached.
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Washington
Mare
Indaida
Philippines
Attorney General Moody challenges Packers immunity stance
Attorney General Moody sharply rebukes the Packers defense during the immunity argument, asserting the Packers were not justified and their witnesses acted with free will. He denounces Miller’s claims and references a presidential letter, predicting a broader immunity misuse if allowed. The exchange frames a tense legal battle over post office theft prosecutions and executive protection.
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Puelors
Garfield
John 5. Miller
Armour d Co
Atlorney Generel
S “Miller
Promer Pereon
Hla Addeor
Moody Elds
Pai Judea
Maude
Milton
Ambiguous court remarks cited in attorney general session
A fragmentary report notes an attorney waiving part of his time for argument, allowing a brief reply to questions posed by the attorney general. The exchange followed the completion of an argument, with Attorney General Moony Weis for Washington referenced in the uncertain text.
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Jayoul
Aimer
Moony Weis
Washington
Petersburg Rumors Stir Politicals Amid Relinquished Hopes
In Petersburg on March 20 reports deny any immediate relievement from office by the premier and dispute a plan to dissolve the national assembly. The discussion touches Count Witte and a reference to M Koko. health concerns around Count Witte are noted, with growing unease about a possible continuation of his agony.
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Petersburg
National Assembly
Willo
M. Kokosamt
Count Witte
Philadelphia Plans Elevated Transit Line Agreement
Philadelphia Mayor Weaver announces a resumed deal with the Philadelphia Rapid Transit company to build an elevated transit line within three years. The plan envisions rapid transit, city advantages, and a substantial investment in equipment, amid historic political shifts and concerns over competition.
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Philadelphia
Weaver
Philadelphia Rapid Treveil Company
J. Durham
A&cured Freunhocs
Embassies Struggle as Funds Exhaust Contingent Budget
Washington reports reveal a $70,000 shortfall in the state department contingency fund for embassies consulates and legations. Clerical work stalls as officers abroad await Congress relief and ambassadors face personal costs to dispatch messages and pay for basic services. The Paris embassy funds strain prompts outlay by the ambassador to send urgent communications.
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Washington
State Department
Legatiove
Consular
Conswares
Japan
Ennent
America
Paris
Alate
Congress
No agreement reached at Algeciras in 1905 talks
Report from Algeciras Spain dated March 20 says no settlement has been found on German French rivalry or reform plans. A proposed inspecting general with full powers is debated while American delegation chief Hevey White seeks speedier talks. Delegates show fatigue and cautious optimism as discussions continue.
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Algecirs
Spain
Franca
Gerhisny
Ihen Ruwsha
Hevey White
Minors Congress Rejects Terms Amid Turmoil
March 20 report on political strife and labor unrest with references to a bloc of unions and figures in Washington and California. Describes clashes, arrests, and dispatches about the labor turmoil and calls for action while noting ongoing investigations and possible policy shifts.
Local court hears delayed case in glasshouse incident
A court session copies the tangled list of defendants including Neil and others, with counsel Herbert Ghoyndk seeking more time. The coroner and xulopsy surgeon testified as hearing resumed after delays caused by police absence. next Thursday morning set for continuation of proceedings in a Mechantew pavilion incident.
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Eun
Francisey
Masuli
Rachael
Tennebaum
Tor
Tadge
Catanles Margh
Frenk J. Neil
Muth Shaughmessy
Timothy Sternthy Witla Roche
Thonaa Brirler
Jamns J. Kelly
Johnt Robert
Prame
Hurri Tenuchsem
Mechantew
Herbert Ghoyndk
Yotumbe Club
Tulge Cabarita
Permay Gelay
Nell
Be. Grath
Kelly
Proyne
Kusich
Nmo- Mahua
Missing Operators Connected to Pueblo Case Probe
Piehlo and Coin report March 20 dispatches from Canon Chypare about a missing Cinefleln. Investigations name Agent 1st Sly and Operator Van Duzen, with adjournment until 2735 tonday. Pueblo, Beaver, and Sthprelfen asked to watch for missing vital signals.
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Piehlo
A. Apedal
Canon Chypare
Jiona
Caromer
van Duzen
Beitows
Pithromees
Pueblo
Beaver
Spaniai Cabinet Ministers Stand With Government
Spaniaa cabinet ministers placed their resignations in Prime Minister Magril's hands after a cabinet meeting on March 20. The departure of key figures in the Canary Islands administration was deferred pending settlement of cabinet affairs.
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Magril
Aioret
Erlels
Pierce Fails to Appear Before Missouri Commission
The Pierce case hearing before a Missouri commission was marked by H. Clay Pierce's failure to appear as a witness. Dr. Bondhlia phyelelan testified Pierce faced pneumonia, hindering his ability to respond. Charlay M. Alums of Waters-Plate company testified about stock in 1900 during a reorganization. Attorney Hadley sent a telegram to Secretary Swanger urging against allowing Republic Oil Co to withdraw, warning it could undermine the investigation. Hadley cited possible shifts in Missouri interests after a Cleveland testimony and noted a link to a Toby letter, while asserting he could not confirm motive.
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Charlay
Jef Tovkon
City
Repruto
Ole Company
Miasouvi
Asamch & Courao
Hadley
Cleveland
Tatlin Tlon
Missouri
Swanger
Republic of Company
Standard Oil Company
Ethue
Mnp Selion
Sheep Men Gain All Points in Pinchot Talks
In Washington March, Hoti Alor Smoot led PA Callister David Mackay and John S Austin of the Car Sheen Growers Association to meet with Mr Hinchat over forest policy and Prio fests. The Sheep men won every point they contested. Mrs Smoot arrived after joining the session, marking her first appearance in Washington this season.
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Washington, D. C
Hoti Alor
PA Callister
David Mackay
John 5
Austin
Car Sheen Growers’ Association
Ulm Tah Forest
Utah
Wramlug
Mr. Hinchat
Forced to Abandon Barge After Sea Trial
York reports that the barge Margaret with Captain Hickenan towed J. J. Towapsey after a perilous sea passage. The crew of the Nig rescued the crew from the barge Varga Martlin McCabe and two sailors perished with their vessel Virgie Hodeon. Captain Masney and a sailer were feared lost as the barge sank.
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York
Margaret
Hickenan
Pork Todng
J. J. Towapsey
Hick ‘An
Varga Martlin McCabe
Wichard Mvasey
Lye
Bares
Virgie Hodeon
Gtte
Tattain Masney
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