Anthracite Coal Strike Commission Opens Talks
Washington today saw the Anthracite Coal Strike Commission begin preliminary arrangements with operators and miners hopeful for a swift hearing. Mitchell and Fahy led miners while company representatives and legal counsel attended. The commission plans sessions in the anthracite regions to hear demands and record positions before proceeding with further inquiries and possible auditors.
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Washington
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Ing
Deal
Antheavite
Ecan
Anthes
Altenbion
Mitchell
Ayho
Puhe
Syiu
Interstate Conmueres Commission
Fahy
Randa
Tresifent Baer
Thoums
Yionnia T. Gawan
Altorney
Larhieh Valley
Freeaminigaion
Fynnetiog
Cray
Dudya Gray
Mitchhell
Tadae Gray
Willer Weil
Alan
Mix Mitchell
Uiracite
Tansable
Tha Ming Workers Union
Hia
Fran
Union
Presidenta
Ancr
Thomas
Cand Felts
Ander
Wanda
Bryan in Colorado to Speak at Night Tour
Bryan in Colorado arrived past midnight and prepared for a brief speaking tour stop at 7 o'clock. He waited in a local venue as part of a short tour, with details varied and unclear in the report.
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Golde
Wilkin J. Bryan
Taree Amiience
Motion for a trial in Cheyenne murder case
An attorney indicated a possible decision this afternoon in the Willie Kickell murder case in Cheyenne. The motion concerns a new bound for trial and the judge’s likely ruling on whether to proceed.
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Cheyenne
Willie Kickell
Demands of Switchmen in Chicago District
Jane Tansler of the Brotherhood says higher wages are urged only for Chicago switchmen with talks to settle on conference. The Chicago wage scale would influence western terms and no new schedule is expected. Five cents an hour increase cited with factory workers on the South Side receiving a ten percent raise.
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Chicago
S.W. F. Toe
Jane Tansler
Protherhood
Vaggmmalice
Trrinnens
West
Pittsburg
Congress of Photo Engravers Meets in The Turmoil
A Congress of Photo Engravers convened here today amid disputes over a proposed typographical union. Delegates discussed the integration of engravers under a single union and debated potential recognition and standards.
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Cinetnmalz
Congress of Photo-Engravers
Dation
Iuvigilc
Poisoning Women by London Man Named Chapman
A fragment reports that George Chapman, linked to American authorities, allegedly poisoned women in houses he owned with women living as his wife. It notes three deaths over five years and cites possible connections to a Neill case, detailing public suspicions and sensational past accusations without graphic detail.
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London
Gel
George Chapman
Americn
Howre
Southwickanloon
Womal
Lranepives Liathos
Gloomy outlook in Dutch South Africa reported
New York dispatch reports a bleak forecast for British South Africa as Colonial Secretary Chamberlain plans a probe of wartime issues and postwar settlement. The piece notes local Cape sentiment runs bitter while British officials debate policy and the best approach to stabilize affairs in the Cape and surrounding colonies.
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New York
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Alfaira
Cap Rolony
Orange Tiger
Chamberlain
South Africa
Cape
Che Faye
Trom
Chamberlain Bovanes
Agaist
Aden
Tolidon
Aftial
Engraini
Calmiaa
British South Africa
New Warship Arrives in Colombian Waters
The Colombian steamer Bogota, formerly the Tessie Buyning, arrived at 10 am from San Francisco with Captain Marmaduke at its head. After a coastwise tow voyage and engine work at Magdalena, the ship reached Cartagena, where officials welcomed Marmaduke and the crew. The arrival prompted formalities, fort salutes, and discussions on the exchange of flags and proper mission conduct under government orders.
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Panama
Hogota
Atennter
Tessie Buyning
San Francisco
A. Marmaduler
Magdalena
Lugel Pearties
Bogota
Pau
oMoura
Marmaduke
Ferdamo
Sattent
Chyello
Capel
Mavron
Fike
Ings
Tad Bor Wurde
Chad
Marmas Anke
Swasar
Mamnaeluke
Christian Use of Mohey New Yorks Ot 2% Ress Dis Thing
The obituary and tribute describe a pastor’s farewell in a Presbyterian setting with mentions of Uriel, Nod Dr. Van Dykete Tavawell, and Whe vou Tears. Remarks emphasize wealth and social attitudes, noting a 1882 memorial and a call for reform in church funding.
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New Yorks
Kitt Ave
Padulieki
van Dykete
Paragan
Ann Hay
Ty Masta
Jacnar
Gailey
Visit of Boer Generals to Am etita Latiton Det 2
Report notes that Boer generals Botha and De la Rey were to visit Am etita. The correspondent today focuses on preparations and expected meetings with local officials.
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Latiton
Det
Cieneral
Toni
Three Boys Die in Turmoil at Morantown Street Riot
In a violent incident on Morant street, three boys were killed as crowds clashed with police. Witnesses report shouting and chaos as authorities moved to disperse the melee. The names of the deceased have not been confirmed.
Chinese Minister Ordered Home From Washington
A garbled report indicates Chinese Minister Wu Ting-fang was ordered to return home from Washington. The text mentions Ling Chinnké and a beam recnded edict, with unclear dates and routes to Blinghni. It notes a minister of commerce may join a commission on treaties.
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Washington
Get
Dave Weel
Preacher Rejected From Leadership By Elders Vote
Central church members, after a meeting, voted to reject the reinstatement of Toy, Liruce Brown, as senior leader. Len Aeved was noted as having been recommended by elders. Opposition to Altrow had influence on the decision within the congregation.
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Denver
Toy
Liruce Brown
Tuk Doen
Altrow Hadith Ovigho
Ailieciins
Army Nurses Among Top Officers Named in Promotion List
Washington dispatch reports Major General B J Be Young and General Corbin discussed as next in line for senior command as Major General Miles retires. The order of names follows seniority, with Young likely advancing to lieutenant general after years of service.
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Met
Tony
B. J. Be. Young
Cortin
Corbin
Miles
Nileere
Alfred PetersneToast Turns Tragedy in New York
In New York on December 37 Alfred Petersne, a Swedish pinas maker, hosted a party at his home to lift spirits. After a toast to their fatherland he drew a revolver and shot a guest, then killed himself, leaving friends shocked by the violent turn of the gathering.
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New York
Alfred Petersne
Pinas
Haquia
Peterwon
Troops From Philippines Depart for Nagasaki Voyage
Reports detail transports Logan and Sheridan leaving Nagasaki with combined forces bound for Manila. General Chaffee and Vice Governor Wright aboard the Bunmer and 420 cavalry with 265 tawny men and 8 prisoners are listed among the units. The Sheridan was reported to be sighted near Honolulu en route, with an expected arrival next week.
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Logan
Bun Pon
Manila
Sheridan
Philippines
Nagasaki
Ils
Rindh Cavalry
Reane
Chaffee
ViceUovarnay Wright
Honolulu
Mines Reopen in Anthracite Region Amid Strike
Widespread reopening reports show nearly 1,080 miners returning to work in the anthracite fields as 600 more resumed duties. Some mines remain idle while others restart operations, with Pardee and Gose Brothers and Co still idle and safety concerns delaying full production in several districts.
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Wilkesburre
Gulny Phan
Lebihgh
Pardee & Gon
Gose Brothers & Go
Uixantiva
Oet
Hazelton
Lehigh
Coxe
Wareham
Handwriting Expert in Molineux Case Testifies
New York Bel 87 The trial of Roland W. Molineux continued with Milwaukee handwriting expert Levrell testifying that all distinctive writings, including the poison package address, were written by Molineux. Terral and counsel debated admissibility of the expert’s breakboard impressions as the defense questioned methods. Mrs Rogers testified about her mother’s murder and a private letter box, while witness Callahan claimed she had no secret correspondence with the deceased.
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Bel
Roland WR
Molineux
Todey
Doll
Levrell
Milwaukee
Rior
Jerome
Cnunsel
Os Horner
Terral
Adams
Jeromé
Terrell
Ocorne
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Slack
Roger
Svar Mun
Golpe
Aduina
Ateoplingse
Rogers
Wood
Sivad
Rogney
Daniel Callahan
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