Great Cotton Mills Silence Strikes Hit Lowell Mills
Lowell March 20 mills in the city remained silent as the nationwide strike for a 10 percent wage increase began. Seven corporations shut down with four showing little activity while Merriman and Milton Mills kept some departments running. Newmarket warehouse company also closed after a wage dispute with weavers, leaving about three hundred hands idle.
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Lowell
Mars
Slesere
Abe Golum
Ange Oytra
Merriman Wel
Milton Mant
Newmarket
Mama Iting Company
Old Woman Struck by Auto in New York
In New York a law student Albert Gallatin faced threats of lynching after driving his large automobile into an elderly woman crossing the avenue. A police officer halted the mob and Gallatin was jailed briefly before a magistrate allowed bail. The injured woman, Mrs Mary Cue slick aged 65, died last night as doctors warned recovery was unlikely amid contusions and a compound wrist fracture.
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New York
Hetara
Freight Train Wreck Blocks Central Pacific Yard
A westbound Central Pacific freight train jumped a switch near Fenelon Saturday afternoon and derailed blocking the South ern Pacific yards. Both engines left the tracks, a portion of the cargo piled high, and crews must build around the wreck for about 200 feet to clear. The fireman was thrown 30 feet but no injuries were reported. blockade expected to end today.
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Young
Nev
Maret
Fenelon
Trafic
Ny Nann
Man commits suicide after church dispute in Matinon City
A 54 year old man died by suicide following a heated argument with his partner over church attendance in Matinon City Michigan. Police found his body in bed after an incident described as a threat to attend a local church.
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Matinon City
Indy
Lis Partila Druin
Wreck Kills Firemen After Wrong Signal Displayed
In Akron area reports say freight trains collided near Ashik, derailing cars and killing a fireman on the rear engine. Firemen and engineers leaped clear but were struck as the wreckage toppled. Investigators point to a misdisplayed signal as the cause of the derailment.
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Akron
Olio
March
Erie
Ashik
Beit
Wy Te Winie
Galeon
Niler Evans
Welz
Express Train Over Embankment In Cleveland Area
A March report describes an express train derailment near Cleveland with the engine and cars leaving the rails and one rear car burned. No passengers are killed or seriously injured though many aboard were struck or scarred. damage details and cause remain unclear. Investigators from Corry and Union City dispatched to scene.
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Isyi
Goncond
Arar Corey
Bar Furas
Tin Seto
Mittsburg
March
Cory
Dave
Prerkor
New York
Corry
Union City
Striking railway men charged with assault in curfew case
A group of railway workers, including Harry W. Warren and Willie Mangler, were arrested on a charge of assault connected to an attack on a trolley car during a period of unrest. Investigators named several other defendants and described the struggle as part of a broader investigation into violence near Fareab Park on March 8. Authorities pursued leads and searched for supposed culprits amid a mystifying case that has drawn in police and union figures.
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Conny
Klye
Wetoenen
Harry W. Warran
Ifford Vadermirk
Tesid
Mageh
Wintigat
Willie Mangler Chask
LiMo
Nes
William
Meranr
George Crosehip
Tnfend de Kit
Thran
Bom Wrdera
Ménloleonn
Fareab Park
Sanya
Rania
Caans
Winrdee Iystery
Burdick inquest ends after Pennell murder talk unfolds
The Buffalo inquest into Pennell's murder ends as Judge Murphy closes the Burdick inquiry. Bartender Moser Quinn testifies about Pennell’s threats and drink conversations at the Hotel Holland during Pennell’s New York visit. Witnesses recount Pennell’s remarks about potential suicide and plans that suggested a violent motive, with the inquest concluding after King identifies a picture of Pennell.
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Buffalo
Burdick
New York
Vennell
Pennell
Saide
Honnell
Peanell
Oye Anmeine
Sacobher
King Led
Iuage Murphy
Burdick Inquest
Jerusalem Shaken by Major Earthquake and Aftermath
A severe earthquake struck Jerusalem and nearby areas causing widespread panic and extensive damage. Officials report strong tremors disrupted daily life as residents assess shattered buildings and infrastructure in the quake hit region. The event prompts emergency responses and questions about safety for the population.
Burial of Major General BlacDoald in Dean Cemetery
The body of Major General Sir Hector MacDowald, who killed himself in Paris earlier this week, was buried in Dean Cemetery after the arrival of the London train this morning. About souls of the public attended, as a crowd gathered in the streets and watchers stood along the route.
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Theody
Hvetor BlacDoald
Hiself
Paris
Dean
Thie Prrival
Um Londen
Suu
Lu Vorlege
Train Collision Report From Grand Trunk Western Incident
A Grand Trunk Western switch mishap near Bw injured engine 960 crew member Yarrington and fireman Waller who suffered severe scalding. Passenger injuries reported with several minor harms. condition of others unclear amid chaotic scene.
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Lint
Mich
Grand ‘Trunk
Yarrington
Jett
Waller
Heywill
First Swedish Settlers Monument Unveiled Here
March 3 in Winnington Dal marks unveiling of monument to the first Swedish settlers in America. The 1638 Swedish arrival is honored by Chief Jita and Lord, president of the Delaware Historical Society, and Mya. Charles F. Mellyaine leads the Society of Colonial Dames under whose auspices the monument stands. Louisville reports miners and operators resuming wage talks after a weeklong attempt to settle for next year. The demand is a 10 percent raise, opposed by operators who threaten a strike if unresolved by midnight. Swift & Co. president Gustavo F. Swift’s funeral services will be held at St James Methodist Church tomorrow with private services held earlier.
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Dal
Umant
America
Cily
Adare
Jita
Melaware Historical Society
Charles F. Mellyaine
Society of Colonial Dames
Louisville
Weet Oy
Kentucky
Ljnst
Chicago
Guatavis
F. Swift
Swift, Bi Co
St. James Meihiodish
Camden AL Coburn
Atlan Uope
Opposition in New York considers Archbishop Tre Tand cardinal bid
March 30 New York The Tribune reports the opposition within the church to Archbishop Tre Tand's possible cardinalate. The editorial notes concerns over his stance on Vatican policy and calls by some to unite behind a single candidate.
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New York
Ays
New Yorks ‘Tribune
Ramon
New York Dispatch On Irish Ornament Theft Case
A dispatch from London reports a Celtic and Irish ornament theft case linked to a museum sale. Ransacked items include a Celtic collar and twisted wire pieces valued at six hundred pounds, with authorities insisting artifacts belong to the country and noting legal barriers to repatriation.
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New York
Mayeh Carn
London
New’ York
Bloonahwy
Samy
Otter
Maemory
Thessea
Sara
Grievance Committee Talks Wage Rules in New Haven
New Haven March 30 The grievance committee of the trainmen at New York New Haven and Hartford met with the railroad officials to resume negotiations on wages and general regulations governing work. Valentine Fitzpatrick, representative of the Trainmen's Brotherhood acted as counsel for the men. The committee prepared a statement on points not yet agreed upon and raised questions about wages and hours of work.
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New Haven
Conn
Yuevanes
Tinainmey
New York
New — Maven
Wartford
Niles
Hall
Ghuiy
Valentine Fitzpatrick
Brrotherhood
CANNOT STOP LAUGHING New York March 20 Hospital transfer and comic episode
A man named William Reilly, a laborer, was moved from Roosevelt Hospital to a ward at Ravenswell Hospital after a laughing fit that began upon arrival. He repeatedly laughed, was shifted between wards, and ended up in the alcoholic ward as doctors tried to treat him.
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New York
Haughing
William Reilly
Aid Bo
Ransevell Haspital
Tees
Hollows
Reilly
Roosevelt Hospital
Lyteria
Prow Ideth Cure Release After Sea Meeting
Dispatches report that Prow ideth Cure of Guatemala and Joesi Soni Tsewlou of Salvador met at sea near Acajutla Salvador and Sandow Coast, after hours of conference they parted with agreed differences resolved and President Escalon returning to San Salvador that night.
Macedonian Reforms Struggle Amid Reform Scheme Doubts
From New York March 20 the Capalanii correspondent reports the Manwlovian reform scheme is facing obstacles. The impossibility of pushing it through under existing conditions grows evident, with London and New York dispatches noting difficulties and calls for foreign central accord.
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New York
Stranderd
London
Macedonia
Afflicted with Lockjaw in New York City
New York, March 40. Patrick Barron was found by a policeman in a precarious condition on the stoop of a house on 7th Street and taken to Treabytorian hospital where he was found to be suffering from lockjaw. He regained consciousness but could not share his address or any details of injury.
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New York
Patrick Bar Ron
Treabytorian Hospital
Barron
7Th Street
Lie
Deaths in a ranking fight at Shsahingg store
In a violent incident at a provisions set, Henry ole was shot and killed as Herbert Payne and others confronted a group led by Norwond, Ty Murch, and Webb. The clash occurred as authorities described a chaotic struggle over supplies.
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Norwond
Henry Ole
Herbert
Payne
Mcney for Philippines Funds Propose New York Aid
A Treasury official signed a loan or fee arrangement to aid the Philippines in distress. The action aims to cover a specified appropriation through the cabinet session and involves the U.S. treasurer and creditors. The document outlines funding to support Philippine lands and governmental needs.
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Washington
Maret
Uday
New York
Roosevelt on a cruise near Mayflower and Chesapeake
Fragmentary report describes a government vessel or party moving along the Fogomue river and Chesapeake Bays. The text references Roosevelt, a cruise, and maritime attention but lacks clear dates, places, or outcomes.
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Washington
Maree
York
Toni Mes
Tannevelt
Fogomue River
Chésapeaka
Break in the Levee Becomes Uncontrollable Across Delta
A flood nightmare unfolds from New Orleans to Greenville as levee breaches widen. Massive water surges threaten the Southern Pavilion and nearby districts while refugees seek shelter. engineers report the crevasse widening and record heavy damage. Weather bulletins note Mississippi River levels near steady yet perilous through March, with crews closing gaps south of Vidalia and ongoing overflow across the region.
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New Orleans
Cnetta
Gheorghe
Cantral
Ehiaygwa
Dead body found after bandit incident in Bedford
Cleveland reports the body of a man identified as Hat Bronk Adina of Lodde, killed in a recent raid near Bedford. Identified by a sister who traveled from Tuldet today, the sequence of events and names surrounding the capture of a suspect named Bradley are noted with uncertain details.
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Leimirglan Veh
Tn Jaitley
Bedford
Laws Bothrday
Ma Hoon
Hata Bronk Adina
Lotde
Mara
Sinter
Tuleds Loday
Bhonlam Jookid
Cadets Made Prisoners During Smallpox Epidemic
In Milwaukee a smallpox quarantine was enforced at a military academy. Four cases were reported as the facility prepared to quarantine and prevent spread. Local authorities and military leaders ordered strict confinement and ongoing monitoring to curb the outbreak.
Inmate of a Poor House Celebrates Faint Birthday
New York reports inmate Noal Rehr yell, aged 131, near Piscatawny Township. Officials note the traditional birthday celebration will not be observed due to his frail condition. Born April 1272 in Eatertown, he has lived near New Brunswick for fifty years as an inmate at the poor house.
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New York
Noal’ Rehr Yell
Usta
Raby
Eatertown
NX. Jy
Piscatawny Township
New Brunswick
Arand
Denver Strike Hits Restaurants Thousands Left Hungry
Denver restaurants shut at noon as cooks walk out in a citywide strike linked to the National Restaurant Keepers Association. Tens of thousands face hunger inconvenience with 20 000 affected if the action lasts.
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Lowell
Denver
Dara Rodtaurant
Condemns Bible distribution in the Philippines
New York March 90 Father O Virien Pardow preached at St Patrick s Cathedral denouncing the distribution of Bibles in the Philippines as a great hurt to the country He warned that after ending Spanish rule the U S plans to impose a new Bible importation policy and implied many Filipinos cannot understand the language of the texts He criticized the idea as an American heirloom and interference.
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New York
O'Virien Pardow
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Rig
Spein
Thees
Lbis
America
German explaination of Dewey interview sparks confusion
March dispatch from Tierda reports Wey's explanation of Deeweys interview as printed in a Newark paper. It claims German officials deny any formal contact with the subject and state no government communication was released.
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Tierda
Dewey
Newark
Ratifications of Cuban Reciprocity Treaty To Be Exchanged
Washington March 30. ratifications of the Cuban reciprocity treaty will be exchanged at the state department tomorrow and then sent to congress for action. The exchange will be formal but not complete until Senate ratifies and the other paper arrives from Havana. No formal action by Congress has yet been taken.
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Marvel
Lily Cathart
State Department
Wage
Notte
Catan Aenate
Waashington
Havana
Congress
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