Miners reject conciliation plan push arbitration
New York April 10 Independent operators oppose reopening the dispute to a new arbitration. They propose limited review of two grievances and seek modification of the 1902 strike commission award. Miners remain opposed to broad arbitration while awaiting a reply and a possible convention of miners to press further demands.
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Local Undertakers Advertise Services and Prices
An old newspaper clipping lists several funeral service providers with addresses and contact numbers. W R Speare and Harvey's Sons market first class service at moderate prices, along with J William Lee and George P Zurhorst offering crematorium and embalming, all detailing commodious chapels and in-house livery connections.
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Modisa
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Hines Funeral Services Advertises Low Prices
Fragmented notice for S H Hines Funeral Services touting $75.00 funerals with North 1385 contact. Text mentions embalmer, hearse, coffin vaults, and 24 hour parlor use, all offered at short notice with emphasis on low prices.
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Yase
Awit
Anthracite Operators Denounce Violence and Demand Government Protection
A letter from the Anthracite Coal Operators Association argues that violence will escalate if demands are not met and questions if the government can protect life and property. It warns miners may idle mines, and suggests any production cost increases be passed to consumers.signed by H N Ashley and H W Kingsbury.
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Cedar Rapids jJowa
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Scranton
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Russia
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Postal strike halts mail delivery to Mt Laflee Pennsylvania
April 10 Pottsville postal carrier James Dena was stopped by three men near Mt Laflee who called him a scab and forced him to return. They warned him not to work again and released him. Government to prosecute strikers for held up the carrier.
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Trains Collide in Fog Near Delmar
In heavy fog, the southbound New York and Norfolk Express collided with a freight near Exmore Virginia seventy two miles south of Delmar Delaware. Engineer Daniel Baker and Fireman Harry Wilson were killed. Passengers were jolted but none suffered serious injuries. The track remained blocked for hours.
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Wilmington
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Delmar
Daniel Baker
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Firemen Endangered by Dust Explosions at School Fire
In Cincinnati on April 10 dust explosions endangered about a score of firemen fighting flames at the Third Intermediate School on Franklin Street. The blaze nearly destroyed the building with an estimated $25,000 loss and no insurance. Eight hundred students were deprived of school until temporary arrangements can be made.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Franklin Street
Russians to receive 400 million loan shares in distribution
Liberte reports the Russian loan totals 400 million with France set to receive about 240.6 million, England 40 million, United States 20 million, Belgium and Holland 26 million, Russian banks 40 million, Italy 10 million, and Austria 20 million. Manchuria travel open to foreigners from May 2 with foreign vessels allowed into Antung and Tatungkan, and consuls may reside at Antung.
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Washington Post
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England
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Raly
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Naples Market Disaster Sparks Riots and Grief
Frenzied testimony describes a ruined market roof collapsing in Naples after Vesuvius eruption fears. Authorities faced blame for unsafe repairs, many victims crushed or suffocated, including children. Rescue crews led by the Duke of Asti searched ruins while families evacuated nearby homes.
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Victims of Vesuvius Eruption in Naples
Naples reports horrifying scenes as victims from a church collapse are found in terror, including an elderly woman, a child with a dog, and a woman whose features are unrecognizable. Forty nine bodies recovered from a church. authorities limit identifications. The President sent condolences to the King of Italy over the Mount Vesuvius disaster.
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Gttaiano
Caple
Italy
Mount Vesuvius
Auto runs down two men on Michigan Avenue intersection
In Chicago on April 10 laborers Frederick Schuetz and John Neuel were struck by an automobile while crossing Michigan Avenue at the intersection by the hour, suffering injuries described as fatal. The car, aemy T. A. Stevens, was driven by Alexander Hutt who attempted to flee but was arrested after the car was bought by Barney Benson, head of Benson & Sons, prompting his arrest.
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Frederick Schuetz
John Neuel
Michigan Avenue
Aemy T. A. Stevens
Alexander Hutt
Barney Benson
Benson & Sons
France asks delay in Hague conference amid US concerns
France requests postponement of the second Hague peace conference, arguing over the date set by Emperor Nicholas. Diplomats note Roosevelt initiated the call and France and Russia oppose the fixed date, seeking US consultation. State Department informed by the French ambassador of the stance. With Germany Great Britain and France objecting, a later meeting seems likely.
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Hague
Nicholas
Rusk
Roosevelt
Ktte ‘Gat
State Department
The
France
Russia
Germany
Great Britain
Smuggled Goods Seized in San Francisco Inquiry
Smuggled goods valued at $750,000 were seized in San Francisco as investigators pursue charges that the crew of the battleship Oregon smuggled items including silk, curios, china, ivory and rare specimens. Special agent details were outlined, with Secretary Shaw notified and a thorough review to follow at Bremerton Navy Yard.
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San Francisco
Oregon
Beeretney
Bremerton Navy
Washington
James Gay Gordon Retires From Office as Counsel to Mayor Weaver
Former Judge James Gay Gordon resigns after ten months with Mayor Weaver, announcing return to private practice. He cites no further need for his services and notes ongoing prosecutions against former officials for defrauding the city in relation to the filter plant and other municipal projects, to be pursued by the district attorney.
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Philadelphias Pass
James Gay Gordon
Oast
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Israel
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Cials
Horses and Mules Burned in Pendleton Stable Fire
Fire destroys a large stock stable in Pendleton Oregon today. Sixteen horses and several mules perished with total losses not exceeding $5,000. All employees reportedly escaped.
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Orcs
Eecaped
Robbery Claiming $500 Assault Reported in St Louis
A man named David Way, 30, told police he was assaulted and robbed of about $850 after leaving a haloon in St Louis. He said two assailants jumped him in an alley, beat him, and fled. authorities questioned a local pastor and noted confusion in the report.
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Shaw
Chiee Wison
Willigin
Green Bats
One killed two injured in city avenue incident
A fatal incident on 9th street avenue left one person dead and two others injured. Authorities reported limited details while continuing to investigate the scene and assess injuries.
Licensed to Marry Readings Fail to Form Clear Names
Fragmented OCR shows multiple pairs and partial names for marriage licenses. Text includes affiliations to Baltimore Newport Letro and various unclear surnames, with stray quotes and punctuation disrupting readable pairs.
Water supply issues in Colon eyed by Washington Post staff
The Washington Post staff correspondent reports on Panama Canal Zone water access in Colon. The piece cites ongoing difficulties for laborers and residents in securing drinking water amid infrastructure challenges and shortages.
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Clum
Washington Post
Dowie Arrives in Chicago Amid Zion City Tension
Dr. John Alexander Dowie reaches Chicago after a Mexico journey to Zion City where opponents led by Voliva plan to block his finances. A Civil suit notice is served during the tense arrival as Dowie defends his leadership and accuses his wife of betrayal.
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Zion
Tegal
Emil C. Watten
Dowie
Helty
Abt
Chicago
I -Pooming
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Hima
Lowen
Zion Guards
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Poe
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Zion City
Voliva
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Dowie Son Declares Father Misguided Over Zion Plan
In Hiseex Iowa on April 10 John Alexander Dowie’s father, eighty-two, John Murray Dowie, publicly repudiates his son but forgives him. He remains confident Alexander will resume his Zion work after cleansing himself from greed and overwork, saying Gladstone’s education at Harvard assures he will never achieve greatness.
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Iowa
John
Alexander Dowie
Zion
Murray Dowie
Alexander
Harvard
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