Miners Stand Firm as Operators Mull Monday Plan
A conference of anthracite coal operators met in Philadelphia to decide Monday’s reply to Shamokin scale committee subteams. Officials expect a counter plan to Mitchell arbitration, with Mitchell’s leadership supported by miners as talks continue. In Western Pennsylvania, independent operators resume soon, while Ohio operators reject wage scale demands and press for status quo terms.
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New York
Mitchell
Ashland House
Philadelphia
Guiners
Vine
Sagment
Henin
Wil
Board of Conciliation
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Coal Company
Dolan
Bellingham
Frank Behan
Lave
Ohio
Cleveland
Ohio Coat
Robbins
Columbus
Ohio Coast
West Virginia
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Kanawha and Michigan
Sunday Creek Company
Girl Assassin Escapes Noose in Central Russia
Mile Sviridonove, a seventeen year old girl who shot Chief Luzhenoffaky was condemned to hang but has been committed to twenty years in prison. Her health is reportedly shattered and she cannot yet bear the journey to her place of imprisonment. Two years in penitentiary given to another case.
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Mile
Spiridonove
Tamboff
Central Russia
Sviridonove
Luzhenoffaky
Russia May Change The Hague Conference Date
South American states oppose Russia set July date for The Hague meeting argued to clash with Rio Pan American Congress. Ambassador Rosen says Russia invited Latin republics and denies blocking their participation. Netherlands hosts, July plan seen as not interfering with other accords. A cabal in South America raises Monroe Doctrine and church-state concerns. secretary’s Latin tours cited to ease tensions. Transfer of Standard Oil Kentucky property to Indian Company noted as company withdrawal.
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Baron Rosen
Congress
Rio
Netherlands
Russia
State Department
Rosen
South America
Ussia
United States
Global Party
Hague
Rool
Standard
Indianapolis
Ind
Standard Oil Company
Kentucky
London Spectator Hails American Tolerance in Root Address
London dispatch notes Pilgrims dinner in New York to Earl Grey. The Spectator commends America for tolerance and solidarity. It contrasts early youth with later maturity after the Civil War, praising Union unity, wealth, and restraint toward others.
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London Spectator
Root
Sista Groee
London
New York
Earl Grey
Canada
Btate Root
Spectator
America
Union
LIMIT ON THE PEACE TALK IN STRIKING CONTRAST TO ROOSEVELT
The United States rejects Russia's proposed timing for the second peace conference at The Hague in July and notes no mention of Roosevelt's preliminary step. The article contrasts the invitation with 1898 calls for disarmament and cites Russia's note to Lamsdorff, plus Italy's acceptance of the Hague program and Red Cross Geneva invitation.
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Roosevelt
St. Petersburg
Russia
the Hague
United States
Foreien
Lamsdorff
Meyer
Aass
Gengya
Switeerland
Rio Janeiro
Rome
Italy
The
Hague
Red Cross
Geneva
Premier Witte Seeks Reform Amid Constitutional Democrats Victory
In St Petersburg on April 7 a government panic rose as Constitutional Democrats gain strength in elections. Premier Witte believes radicals will control the lower house and urges the Emperor to yield to reform, consider amnesty, and prepare a constitutional program before Parliament convenes. He traveled to Tsarskoe-Selo to press the plan and seeks unity with the people against reactionaries.
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St. Petersburg
Witte
Gen. Trepoff
Durnove
Tsaarskoe-Selo
Tsarskoe-Selo
Constitutional Democrats
Count Witte
M. Suhkomilnof
Editors Sent To Jail In St Petersburg Satire Trial
Mendelssohn the armless editor of a local paper was sentenced to four months imprisonment and sat on Nevsky prospect in a pushcart selling his paper. Eamalet, called the last Editor of the Russ, also received four months for a travesty of Lenten prayers. The Russ appeared as The Twentieth Century and may be confiscated.
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St. Petersburg
Mendelssohn
Nevsky Prospect
M Eamalet
Russ
Liberty for the Finns New Election Law Becomes Constitution
St. Petersburg April 7 Finland adopts a liberal action law nearly a new constitution. It provides for a unicameral Diet of 210 deputies elected for three years with universal suffrage for adults twenty four and up, excluding only public charges and criminals. Annual ninety day sessions begin February 1 1907. The Diet elects a president and vice presidents who swear to protect the Emperor as Grand Duke of Finland and to uphold the fundamental laws of the Grand Duchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Finland
Peruna Urges Cure and Promotion by Dr Hartman
A testimonial from Mrs Kaiser of Five Rivers describes pelvic pain and back discomfort eased after weeks on Peruna following Dr Hartman’s guidance. She credits the medicine with restoring strength and sleep and notes ongoing use supported by personal referrals. Hartman also announces a laxative addition to Peruna reflecting ongoing product enhancement.
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Wis
Peruna
Dr. Hartman
Mrs. Kaiser
Perana
Mana
Mie
Anna N. Kaiser
Five Rivers
Weather Digest: Western Storm Moves East Across Central U.S.
Weather conditions report from the Weather Bureau notes the Colorado disturbance centered over western Kansas with increased intensity, bringing rain toward Missouri and the Middle Mississippi valleys. Expect rain Sunday across central valleys and the Atlantic coast by Monday, with clearing in the West. Local figures show midnight 41, noon 60, rainfall 9.00, sunshine 41 percent. other cities listed with temperatures and rain.
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Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Arkangog
Mississippi
Mississippi River
Pacific States
California
Val Josa
Upper Lake Region
Lower Lake Region
Atlantic Coast
Rocky Mountain
Upper Lake Fedows
Ohio Valley
Atlantic
Statenanil Couter A
Mississippi Veling
Northwest
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Midala Atlantic
South Atlantic
Nouth
East Gulf Coast
Wast Gulf
Monda
Lake Michigan
Noutheast
Inherited Scrofula Cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla Letter
A Mt. Horeb Tennessee schoolteacher describes lifelong scrofula and severe symptoms. After using Hood’s Sarsaparilla he reports marked improvement, weight gain, and renewed health. The letter promotes Hood’s product and notes tablet form availability from Hood Co.
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Geo. A. Zirkle
Mt. Horeb
Tenn
C. J. Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Hood
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B. Hartman
Asheville
Atlanti
Enee
New Fork
Yeversaree
Pitsburg
Pea
St Louis
Sprorat
Dragista
Castelberg’s
Mareme
Cn Parion
Hes Made
Berg
the Watch Store
Ahs
Bers. - Ave
the Woman's Specialty Store
F Street
J. Bournot & Co
Shanghai Tassah
Valenciennes
Svern
Shere
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