Plan to End Strike Umpire Proposed by Judge Gray in New York
In New York, miners and operators fail to agree on wage and condition disputes. They propose submitting matters to a board of arbitration formed from the existing Board of Conciliation, with Judge Gray as chairman and umpire, to set terms effective from April 1, 1906, through March 31, 1908, the decision binding on all anthracite employers and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Conciliation
New York
Coe
Pennsylvania
George Gray
Delaware
Mina
Tuk
Board of Toneillacion
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Gray
Aoy
Ace
Antara-Che
Air ‘Mitchell
Rommuttee
Cuca
Preis
Alyidons
Operar
Vhe Anthracite Board
Tng
William L. Connell
Businteny
Samuek de Wenner
Wikesbarre
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
W. Richards
Paradelhia
Reading Coad Ant
Lion, Company
General Pranager
Eganining
Sion
Ingtm
Umpire Feud Over Mine Board Proposal Continues
Judge Gray silent on serving as umpire as operators clash with President Mittenhall over the board of conciliation. An official of the Mine Workers' Union notes operators flood press with data praising the board, while Mitchell pressures acceptance or rejection of the terms. W. J. Connell of Scranton says he would handle the matter if submitted to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Mitenhall
Mine Workers' Union
Iton Caid
Nowy Mitchell
Board of Conciliation
Mitchell
W. J. Connell
Scranton
Strikers clash at Madison mine over dynamite blast
Reports from Wilkesbarre indicate violent clashes as strikers attempt to reach the Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Company mine at Madison Irwin. A dynamite blast damaged steam pipes, followed by assaults on miner Thomas Grenn and others. State police arrested seven workers at Mocanaqua for blocking operations, amid reports of searches for firearms and orders to employ counsel.
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Coal Company
Washington
Pictsburg
Madison Tring
Keystone Coal Company
Irwin
Joseph Chazy
Wade
Ubeil
Madixon
Wilkesbarer
Paz
Lehigh and
Wilkesharte Coal Conmany Traddy
Thomas Grenn
Duizton Hazleton
Hag
Taliyn Labovere
Mocanaqua
Wilkesbarre
Jul
Nells
Lackewanna
Wyoming
Yatesvile
Diale
Nicholls
Miners Return Nearing After Wage Scale Accord
Waning soft goal strike shows miners likely to return to work in Pittsburg district as independent and company operators move toward signing the wage scale. District convention adjourns, miners expected back once delegates report to their mines. Independent operators discuss future steps after some sign the scale. Approximately 5,000 Myersdale miners receive a 4 cent per ton increase with wage realignment. Household effects storage offered by Onion Trust Co.
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Pittsburg
Dis
Irnet
Werner Fuel and Coke Company
Pittsburg and Baston Coal and Coke Company
Clark Coal and Coke Vermany
Youginghesey Coal and Coke Company
Colonial Gas Coal and ‘Joke Company
Toms Fun
Patrick
Dolan
Feehan
Birlingham
Myersdale
Cumberland
Meyersdale
Somerset Coal Company
German Festival Disaster in Black Forest Claims Many
Nagold Germany April 5 A hotel turned festival hall collapsed during a dinner killing about 85 and injuring around 100 with many still missing and feared dead. The banquet room fell as repairs left the building unstable. bodies were recovered by nightfall and survivors fled through doors and windows as the town mourns amid a scene of horror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Forest
Town Hall
Nagold
Little Black Forest
Landford
Wntiing
Ton Morrow
Newfoundland Plans Enforcement Of Three Mile Limit
Newfoundland colonial assembly to debate how to enforce local fishing laws against American and Canadian trawlers near the western shore. The cruiser Floma is dispatched with officials to ensure compliance as protests grow over trespass within three miles of the coast.
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Tratwhers
St. Johns
Taprit Fond
Colonial Assembly
Floma
Rumea
Two Newark Boys Killed and Injured by Auto
On Fourth Avenue in Newark New Jersey two boys cycling were struck by a heavy auto owned by Peter Seery. Harry Wise twelve died instantly while Blakely Harvey eleven was severely injured. Seery surrendered and was released on bail.
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New York
Fourth Avenue
Newark
N.J
Peter Seery
Harry. Wise
Prospect Street
Blakely Harvey
Lelstvely
Wise
Harvey
Seery
Brickyard Tragedy Leaves Ten Orphans
William McKeever a New York bricklayer died after leaving a sick bed to work for his hungry ten child family. He collapsed on a scaffold while laying bricks and died within an hour at J Hood Wright Hospital. A police officer notified the family and a fundraising purse formed for travel to Baltimore and return on Pennsylvania Railroad weekends.
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New York
Wiliam McKeever
East 1284
J. Hood Wright
Mystery of Philadelphia Wife Found Dead in Palmer House
Edith Cooper of Philadelphia 23, estranged wife of naval designer Walter Rawson, was found dead by suicide in a Palmer House Chicago room. She had traveled with a man registered as Emo Bardeleben from New York, who claimed she was not his wife and later identified her as Mrs Edith Cooper of Providence. Bardeleben said she sought a divorce. coroners verdict was suicide amid despondency over illness.
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Chicago
Tdith ~ Cooper
German Tawn Avenue
Philadelphia
Palmer House
Boots
Emo Bardeleben
New York
Bardeleben
Bardelsben
Edith Cooper
Providence
Cooper
Germantown Avenue
Dardeteben
New
Hoffman House
Berlin
Pittsburg
Chiragg
York
Edith - Cooper
Walter Bawson
Naval
Rawson
Cramp's
Massachusetts
Phildelphia
Miss Cooper
L. S Mayer & Co
Framfort-on-Main
Germany
Henry Cooper
the- Heyes
Buffalo
Rioting in Winnipeg as strike breaks cars attacked
Rioting flared in Winnipeg on April 5 as strike-breaking street cars entered the city after dark. Windows of passing cars were smashed, crowds dispersed by police, and a detective was struck in the mouth by a brick, suffering a severe injury.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Cigs
Chatterson
Police’ Force
Commissioner Bingham Keeps Post Amid Resignation Buzz
In Manhattan yesterday Commissioner Bingham faced pressure as rumors swirled about resignation while Deputy Commissioner Mestoy and Detective Sergt. Chris participated in public discussions. Bingham stated he has no immediate plan to quit and intends to continue drawing this month’s salary as inquiries linger.
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Washington
York
Paliea
Chiffee
Bokes
Ashe
Bingham
Manhattan
Bond
Orieate
Ehris
Brooklyn Detective ‘Bureau
Brooklyn
Fields and family tied to insurance fund charges details emerge
A Washington Post special reports that Fields, manager of a New York insurance firm, refused to answer at the grand jury inquiry into disbursements for legislative purposes. His son Clarence said his father is ill but expected to face proceedings, with potential warrants sought. The case centers on funds paid for assorted supplies and Albany expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Andrew ¢. Fields
Insurasmnce Company
Fields
Armstrong
Lion Angeles
Mutual
Albany
Noquet’s Will Fragments Found in Pocket Tale
A fragmentary will notice surfaces from a decedent named Noquet. The document discusses death, an attempted autopsy, and questions surrounding the origin of papers and tools. An official in Amityville and a sergeant or officer are mentioned in the context of the presumed will and autopsy.
Fragmented Ad Text on Easter Sale and Prices
Readable fragments show an Easter sale reference with prices and locations. Mentions Virginia and Washington, a 20 percent off offer, and specific prices like six dollars. Not enough context for full event details.
Extradition Sought for Bartlett in Jewelry Heist Case
Authorities report Thomas Wainwright and Bartlett sought in New York for stealing jewelry and clothes from the home of Nicholas Pindult in Minneapolis. Governor Figgins granted Minnesota's extradition requisition to return Bartlett and Wainwright after officers recovered two trunks filled with loot including furs and shawls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Thomas J. Wane
Jadder Srrest
New York
Figgins
Minnesota
Thomas
Wainwrights
Minneapolis
Nicholas
Illinois Primary Controversy Tests Constitutional Law
The Illinois Supreme Court may rule on a law governing April primaries as candidates seek ballot access. Senators and Representatives including Cullom face petitions and filing fees, while Gov. Dunneen compiles a reply to a direct vote versus convention nominating debate. The Socialist party challenges the law's validity, highlighting party dissatisfaction and regional access issues.
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Cullom
Supreme Court
Deneen
Rodenbers
Walso
Congress
Secretary of State
Has
Cali
Comes
Sion
Sovcialist
Tm Fat Party
Trap Door Rescue Ends With Narrow Escape
April 5 near Aradilla carpenter Henry Stonard was inspecting a house when a attic trap door slipped, trapping his fingers as he hung suspended by one hand. Neighbors heard groans, found him unconscious, and freed him from the trap door with his condition described as serious.
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Henry Stonard
Aradilla
Tenas
Jan
Cumberland man held on serious charge in federal case
Elliott Heston, a stamps salesman and moralist, was held on $2,000 bonds by U S Commissioner Thomas J. Anderson to answer charges of sending improper matter to Cumberland women. Boston furniture retailer announces sale of new furniture from manufacturers at Man & Mayers salesrooms today.
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Washington Post
Cumberlang
Elliott Heston
Tdano
United States
Thomas J. Anderson
Cumberland
Boston
Catuineye
Man & Mayers
Roosevelt presses rail rate bill amid White House talks
President Roosevelt tries to win Democratic support for the Dolliver-Hepburn rail rate bill by conferring with Democratic senators and interstate commissioners at the White House. He aims to secure crucial votes for a limited court review amendment, while noting Democratic and Republican backing and possible opposition from senators like Gorman and Morgan. Tillman has not visited the White House since the Prince Henry dinner invitation row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allazards
Senate Democrats
Senate
Dolliver-Henbern
White House
Roosevelt
Ice
Alison, Cullom
Dolliver
Clapp
Long
Interstate Commerce
Sknapp
Prouty
Sdecord
Clay
Georgia
Foster
Louisiana
Daniel
Virginia
Overman
North Carolina
Roddevelt
Wal Hill
Tias Trample
Itis
Houke
Gorman
Mor-gan
Befley
Teachsepod
Gollain
Democratc
Bailey
Tilwan
White ‘House
Tilman
Tillman
Prince Henry
Germany
Tolman
MeLaurin
Tiltman
McLaurin
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Washington Art Galleries
Noa.mand & P. m
Wadze Gray
Judge Gray
Irwin, Pa
Onion Trust Co
Newfoundland
Boy
New Jersey
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congressional Limited
California
J, HL
Noquet
Aintselt
Bertie Roches
Aepoaitad
Sculpaire
Ain “Riera
Mec
Doroner
Amityville
Bou Springs
Ken
Hy Bramer
Futute
Gieday
F. Lubsy & Co
6Th St
Democrats
The
Mr. Roosevelt
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