Anna Takes Part In Union Pacific Strike
May 11 reports from Ralph M. Easley New York indicate Civic Federation leaders discuss delaying settlement in the Union Pacific strike as Southern Pacific boilermakers walk out. Negotiations continue with executive committee attention, while scattered sympathy strikes press workers to stay out.
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Anounce
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Kennedy
Nine Dattos and a Sultan Killed by Americans
Manila May 11 Captain Versigny notes a column detailing Moros killed at Taraca and Layaga. Taraca prisoners swore allegiance to the United States and were released. Nine Dattos killed in the fighting, with implications for future hostilities. Pershing estimates Caraen population at 30,000 and district at 100,000. Lake Lanao partition under review. Four men convicted for murder of three American sailors at Qlangapo. Tavepeo sentenced to death. Interior indications show districts quieter though Abay remains unsettled.
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Layaca
United States
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Qlangapo
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Tavepeo
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Laundry strikes close Omaha laundries amid union row
Inaha May 12 large Omaha laundries shut as 400 workers face lockout after unions refuse hotel and restaurant work. Laundrymen cite safety and solidarity, police outline crackdown on strikebreakers, and a temporary halt to most operations.
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Uren
Lamniry Workers Union
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Tanidsymin
Chinese Societies Planned Wholesale Murder Arrests
Ban Francine and May Ty Tour leaders of Sag Vaip society were arrested for a planned murder. Three hundred members of the Chinese Society of Rayliots edvens ion face charges, with Gee Hong On and Tee Ying named among confessions. Seven presidents remain at large to be seized on conspiracy charges. Evidence could send them to prison for long terms. Authorities allege informants aided gambling under protection in Isiatown.
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Cnt
Wlayen
Sag Vaip Society
Gonapitdeya
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Gee Hong On
Mick Kirbhindey Tong
Tit
Oe Yupa
Tee Ying
Mow Leong Tong
Bit
Mrumier
Sco Yup Soci
Antharthan
Iahitiatown
Big Strike Develops in Philadelphia Labor Conflict
Reports indicate a major strike brewing in Philadelphia with up to 5000 workers poised to strike within days. Organizers at the Central Labor union mobilize support as leaders travel to New York for coordination and to secure funds for a war chest.
Three Hundred Moros Killed by Americans Report
Washington dispatch from May 1 states Captain John Tershing completed a Tal Tanad circuit on the east coast near Camp Vickers. In Taraca a Sunday clash yielded many prisoners, 36 Jantacas and rifles captured. two Americans killed and four wounded. American forces burned villages and houses, destroyed hostile huts, and advanced on roads and shelters, amid jungle fighting and sniper fire. The report claims broad suppression of Moro resistance and notes the commander’s order to continue operations in Mindanao.
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Minda- Tko
Ifanila
John Tershing
Tal Tanad
Oil Boiled Over Causes Fatal Home Explosion
In Karstort Conn a whale oil spill on a stove caused an explosion at Edward L Rowe’s home in Hocky Tl Resulting in the death of Mary Rowe and her seven year old son Wilbur A daughter Corn survives with severe injuries The incident is believed to stem from boiling whale oil on the stove.
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Edward Ll. Rowe
Hocky Tl
Mary Rowe
Wilbur
Scarlet Fever Outbreak Aboard Ship Columbia
Scarlet fever has broken out on the receiving ship Columbia at the Cab Dock Navy Yard. There are over 1,000 sailors aboard, with three cases confirmed in a week. The first case involved the ship's physician, who was treated at the naval hospital. A strict quarantine is in place as the ship's accommodations house 50 sailors, currently herded together in crowded conditions.
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Columbia
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Naval Hospital
Famous bird expert Cayl Ayvuney dies in Morris Plains fall
Morristown May 13 Cayl Ayvuney known as an able ornithologist and warbler expert died after a fall near the Morris Plains army yard he was en route to work. Born in Germany he had long lived in this country and spoke six languages. He aided notable employers including George J Gould and John D Rockefeller.
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Mood
George J. Gould
John D. Kuckefeller
New York
Wwe
Alor
Tome Wall
Arbitration settlement outlines Germany Italy and Venezuela claims
Frederick W. Holls in Germany mid Tinly again at Vonexnek. Settlement provides one German and one Venezuelan representative with an umpire appointed by the President. arbitration similar for Italian claims. President Rooneveld has engaged Mr. Tolls as umpire. Preferential treatment questions referred to Hagun court. Tbnlis has not decided on acceptance.
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Vonexnek
Grmany
Venezuela
Rooneveld
My. Tolls
Great Britain
Hagun Court
Ty Tbnlis
Shortage of Funds at Jewish Fraternal Convention
Delegates from a Jewish fraternal lodge in the United States, numbering over 50, gathered for a memorial event in Poston. The meeting wrestled with a reported shortage of 16,000 and the unexplained death of secretary Meyer Attenbing, amid confusion as officials promised reforms and continued proceedings.
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Mr. Dorf
Arandha
Meyer Attenbing
Roosevelt’s View Of American Greatness In California Tour
President Roosevelt travels through Pajaro San Jose and Monterey Bay on a California tour. He salutes the Fifteenth infantry at Demonte and thanks officers for their care, then addresses crowds in Pajaro and Santa Clara valley praising American unity. He plans San Francisco stops, visits Stanford and Burlingame, and enjoyed warm reception with local leaders and residents.
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Caliefornia
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Totel
Gay
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Wravade
Hiv
Hobart
Ghebwood
Navy
Moonty
Butler
Columbia College
Wheeler
University of California
Aguseyeth
Monterey
Sea Road
Dabnson
Tal
Royal visit to Scotland by Khig Wolward and Queen Alesandeia
London May 1 Khig Wolward and Queen Alesandeia with large suites begin their first ceremonial visit in Besthand. They arrive amid big crowds and are greeted at the station by a detachment of the household cavalry as their carriages are escorted through the town.
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Alesandeia
seiHi-wlaly
Ute
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ROOT AND MOUTH DISEASE QUARANTINE STIRS LABOR DISPUTE
A May 1902 Washington dispatch reports a quarantine order affecting livestock due to glanders and mouth disease, with Seventy lumber yards in the city involved in a broader labor dispute. Employers had promised a thirty day work halt and a two bit wage adjustment until an agreed contract dated January 1, amid threatened strikes by the tramp labor contingent.
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Shirago
Tambor
Apentors' Union
Woman Buried Alive by Unknown Men in New York
A dispatch from New York reports a woman abducted by unknown assailants and buried alive near an inn. A husband, shaken by the incident, seeks clues as authorities search the area for the criminals and the location of the crime. The search of houses near the Mahamartangineers district yielded no sign of the culprits or the victim.
Labor Leaders Accept Havemeyer's Challenge
Yonkers May 1 The labor leaders convened delegates to address Havemeyer's challenge. The meeting featured questions about profit motive and worker welfare as prominent concerns. Havemeyer signaled readiness to engage, while observers noted potential debates over union influence and industry reform.
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Havemeyer
Motorman Refused To Stop A Burning Car
New York May 1. Through the blazing fire the men ran, a rapidly moving trolley car on Meunier Street caught fire causing panic among passengers. The motorman stopped briefly then shut off power and fled, the crowd yelling as the car burned. One rider hurt as he jumped free from the car, with several others escaping before the vehicle was engulfed.
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New York
Chird Avenue
Lagan
Euiductor
Woman Attacked by Two Ferocious Bulldogs in Beracuse NY
A woman in Beracuse, New York, was attacked by two ferocious bulldogs at a residence in May. The dogs mauled her face and limbs, one biting her wrist and the other her left arm. She was dragged to the floor and disfigured with multiple injuries. A bystander restrained the dogs while neighbors aided the injured woman. Medical attention was sought and the owner’s details noted.
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N.Y
Ottawa Inferno Leaves Thousands Homeless
A blaze near Ottawa destroyed about two thousand homes, leveling 260 houses and damaging properties along the Oltawe nd Parry Bound railroad, causing substantial losses to residents and insurers. Fire, started incendiary spark, halted water supply, hindering firefighting. military aid mobilized to assist civil authorities in controlling the blaze.
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Ross
Oltawend
Albert
Bloody Engagement on Bulgarian Frontier
Fragmented OCR in May reports heavy fighting on the Bulgarian frontier between Bulgarian and Turkish forces. The account mentions casualties among Bulgarians and Turkish troops and references European diplomatic reaction from St Petersburg and Vienna.
Clerks Switch Cars In Mobile Yard Strike Disruption
Mobile May 11 Officials and employees of the Mobile and Ohio switch cars in the yards to clear space for incoming freight. Union men who arrived from St Louis yesterday were met by a strike parade and offered work. A company notice states trains are engaged in carrying the United States mails under the carrier’s control.
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Kent
Fhe
Dowaling
Sherifta
Aleil Power
Palice Donahue
Mobile
Alv
Ohio
Elyyka
St. Aula
Yorky
United States
Miller Not Dad in Saratoga Scuffle Report
A garbled Saratoga report claims Joaquín Miller is not a father. The misread wire service text mentions California origins and an apology. The piece references an incident in Saratoga with unclear details and names Mr. Miller amid confused dialogue and placeholders.
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