Miners reject broad arbitration plan in coal dispute
New York April 10 miners at the conference refuse the proposal to reopen all grievances to a conciliation board and urge arbitration limited to wages and complaint adjustments. Operators insist on upholding the 1902 award and propose an inquiry by the existing strike commission to modify only certain terms.
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New York
Rng
Conciliation Board
Ldvut
Roosevelt
George F
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Itrike Commission
Séale
Local Undertakers Advertised in Washington Listings
A scanned historic page lists multiple funeral homes with varying offerings. W R Speare 940 F Street N W and R F Harveys Sons 185 Fourteenth St Nw emphasize first class service at moderate prices, while J William Lee at 222 Pennsylvania Ave N W highlights livery connections and crematorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
R. F. Harvey
Modisa
Pennsylvania Cre
Uw Telephone
George P. Zurhorst
Dertaker
Rembalmer
Puveral Fuebees Pee East Capital Ay
Hines Funeral Ad Promises Low Rates and 24/7 Service
An OCR damaged notice from S H Hines Funeral Home advertises funerals for 75 dollars with telephonic contact at North 1385. It claims comprehensive services including embalming, hearse, and open day or night parlor use, promising low prices and nationwide delivery, though much text is garbled and hard to verify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bi Aker
Emaluer
Yase
Awit
Opposition to wage demands sparks calls for despotism in coal strike
A letter from the Anthracite Coal Operators Association argues against high wage demands, predicting violence will rise if operators yield. It questions government protection of life and property, vows idle mines if necessary, and suggests production costs could raise coal prices to cover surrender. Signed by H. N. Ashley and H. W. Kingsbury.
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Russia
H. N. Ashley
H.W. Kingsbuory
Mail carrier held up by strikers near Mt Laflee Pa
Pottsville post office carrier James Dena was stopped by three men who blocked his horse and shouted you are a scab. They warned him not to deliver mail and the government canceled Mt Laflee mail delivery. Prosecution of the strikers expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
James
Mt. Laflee
Mt. LaMes
Brifle
Waron
Denapart
Trains Collide in Fog Near Delmar
In heavy fog south of Delmar Delaware the New York and Norfolk Express collided with a freight at Exmore Virginia. Engineer Daniel Baker and fireman Harry Wilson were killed. Passengers were shaken but none seriously injured as the track was blocked for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York and
Norfolk Express
Wilmington
Del
New York
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad
Exmore
Delmar
Daniel Baker
Harry Wilson
Express
Dust Explosions Threaten Cincinnati Firemen at School
In Cincinnati on April 10 dust explosions endangered about a score of firemen battling flames that nearly destroyed the Third Intermediate School on Franklin Street. The loss is estimated at 25 000 dollars with no insurance. Eight hundred school children are deprived of classes until temporary arrangements are made.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Franklin Street
Takers of Russian loan allocation and Manchuria opening
Paris reports Liberte cites a Russian loan totaling 400 million with France to receive 240.6 million and other nations sharing funds. Separately, London notes Manchuria will open to foreigners for travel and trade after May 2 with foreign vessels free to enter Antung and Tatungkan and consuls to reside at Antung, duties to start at Mukden after June 1.
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Cible
Washington Post
Paris
The
Liberte
France
England
United’ States
Belgium
Holland
Raly
Austria
Manchuria
London
Antung
Tatungkan
Consis
Mukden
Frantic Naples Market Collapse Killings Riots Erupt
Frantic scenes followed a market roof collapse in Naples as rescue teams combed the ruins. Many dead are unidentifiable or badly mangled while children among the victims heightened public grief. Authorities, led by the Duke of Asti, work with firemen and police. residents near the site are evacuated amid fears of further collapse.
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Duke of
Asti
Naples
Victims of Vesuvius Eruption Wounded by Terror
Naples April 10 report describes victims found in a church Confessional in Ottaviano. One old woman raised arm to ward off danger, a child about eight with a dog, and a woman whose features are unrecognizable. Forty nine bodies removed from a church. authorities cautious about identifying more. President sends condolence message to the King of Italy regarding Mount Vesuvius havoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Otta Dano
Tims
Alendy
Gttaiano
Caple
Italy
Mount Vesuvius
Auto Runs Down Two Laborers on Michigan Avenue
Chicago April 10 Two laborers Frederick Schuetz and John Neuel were struck by an automobile at Michigan Avenue crossing Intersection hourt. Injuries deemed fatal. The car driven by Alexander Hutt was purchased by Barney Benson, president of Benson & Sons, who ordered the arrest of the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frederick Schuetz
John Neuel
Michigan Avenue
Aemy T. A. Stevens
Alexander Hutt
Barney Benson
Benson & Sons
France asks delay in Second Hague conference
France tells Russia it would favor postponing the Second Hague conference if the date set by Emperor Nicholas is changed. Diplomats in Washington report that France seeks consultative parity with the United States and Roosevelt before fixing the session date. Germany Great Britain Britain join objections, while the US seeks agreement among four powers on postponement.
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United States
Hague
Nicholas
Rusk
Roosevelt
Ktte ‘Gat
State Department
The
France
Russia
Germany
Great Britain
Smuggled Goods Seized Inquiries Continue In San Francisco
Smuggled goods valued at $750,000 were seized by government inspectors at a freight shed in San Francisco. Among items were silk, gumos, valuable china, ivory specimens, and curios. Secretary Shaw received details from the deputy collector, with two special agents assigned to the case. The investigation follows the Oregon battleship crew’s alleged involvement and may extend to Bremerton Navy Yard.
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San Francisco
Werg
Nspetters
Dahlqnl
Shaw
Oregon
Beeretney
Bremerton Navy
Washington
James Gay Gordon Retires From Public Office
Former Judge James Gay Gordon resigns as of April 10 after ten months serving as counsel to Mayor Weaver. He cites no further need for his services and plans to resume private practice. The mayor and Gordon agree prosecutions against former officials remain in district attorney hands, with Gordon no longer needed for trial work.
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Weaver
Philadelphias Pass
James Gay Gordon
Oast
Re'm
Israel
Durham
Gordon
Cials
Fire destroys Pendleton stock stable injuring horses
A fire at a Pendleton stock stable destroyed sixteen horses and several mules, with total losses not exceeding 5000 dollars. All employees reportedly escaped, and the blaze caused extensive damage to the premises.
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Pendleton
Orcs
Eecaped
Robbed man reports assault in busy night scene
A 30 year old man named Way from Louis area says he was robbed and assaulted after leaving a bar. He claims attackers fled with about 50 dollars and a watch, and he sought police aid from Chief Lewis to file a report.
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David Way
Polisian
Ste - Lewis
Hint’ Util
Louis
Shaw
Chiee Wison
Willigin
Green Bats
One Killed and Two Injured in City Incident
A report from the city details a fatality and two injuries in an incident on a main avenue. Police investigations are underway and victims were taken to a local hospital for treatment. Further details were not provided in the fragmented text.
Licensed to Marry In Quirky Baltimore Delhi Era
Fragmentary OCR lists names and locations tied to a marriage license notice. It mentions Tena and Harley, Annie Maraball, Hattie Farish Charlotte, William Wasser, Lewis W Taylor of Baltimore, and J. Fauldbra of Letro with Newport Maryland references. The text is garbled with many misreadings.
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George B. Belk
Annie C. Maraball
Isaman
Hattie J. Farish
Charlatta
William Ta Wasser
Ant Mr Lewis
Wawaid'l.' Taylor
Baltimore
Jdtzzie AL Fauldbra
Letro
Bongamila
Jona
Prostar
Newport
Tilden
Water supply troubles in Colon raise drinking water fears
The Washington Post staff correspondent in Panama reports on water supply problems in Colon. Workers face hardship in obtaining drinking water for daily needs amid shortages and infrastructure strain. The piece notes broader regional impact and references local figures and places to illustrate the crisis.
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M Wosdworth
Clum
Washington Post
Dowie in Chicago Fight Ends Day In Courtroom Standoff
Dr. John Alexander Dowie arrived in Chicago after a long Mexico to Zion City journey amid a crowded station and security clashes. Dowie vowed no compromise with Voliva, declared himself leader or nothing, and accused his wife of faithlessness while railing at the audience.
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Ger Doys
Zion
Tegal
Emil C. Watten
Dowie
Helty
Abt
Chicago
I -Pooming
Mexico
Hima
Lowen
Zion Guards
2Catho
Atamin
Powie
Poe
Telnstate
Zion City
Voliva
John Alexander Dowie
Zou
Dowie son defies father yet vows Zion return
In Hiseex Iowa on April 10, John Alexander Dowie is urged by his father John Murray Dowie to resume leadership of Zion after a public repudiation. The eighty-two year old father forgives and proclaims John Alexander overworked and unbalanced yet capable of restoration once he cleanses himself from past greed. The elder Dowie praises Gladstone’s education but asserts he will never amount to anything.
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Blandford
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lauranee Bowen
George W. Blandford
Mie M. P
Prince George and Charles Counties
Luckley
Vutward P. Buckley
Ninth Street
St. Joseph's Church
Ghmira
Cal
Robert
Carrollton
St. Paul's
Thomas Dodson
Janiseean
Washington
Qukdale Street
le Droit
Henry
Tia Front Fulton
Eral
Bis
Irs
Marnewon
Michael
Ben Ed
Daniel
Margerie Wapenty
Tventy
Fifth Street
St. Mephen's
Katherine
O' Trick Cl
Katherine Gil
21St Street
Henryeenneal
Mary Extull
Helen
B. FP. House
Baltimore
Homeopathic Hospital
Abram G. Heylman
Lee's Chapel
Messer
Dickerson
William’ Messer
James A. Messer
Norriz
Aprioa A.m
A Tong
Pai
Thomas J. Norris
SDA
Elizabeth Norris
Nec Tecuten
Ais
Attysdehth
Nis
St. Vincent de 4
Anne Pure
New Jersey
Sheaian
Michael Day
Mary Sheahan
Sphisha
Frederick Louis
Mary
Spaes
EMO
Wusday
St Ellan
Catharine
Sullivan
Paul Regan
Bortheast
Wharssar Moraine
Weliams
Lenox
Charles B
Puneral
Ose
St Andrew's Church
Fourteenth
Corcoran Streets
Owen
Rinne Woods
Wwalfth Street
St. Paul's Church
Fifteenth
Streets Northwest
Gladstone
Hiseex
Iowa
John
Alexander Dowie
Zion
Murray Dowie
Alexander
Harvard
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Edgar E. Clark
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the Order of Railway Conductors
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Scranton
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Cine
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Mt. Lafflee
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China
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Poli
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Phowina J. Norris
Williem
Jeara
Royal Baking Powder
DR. Dowie
Dovwie
Christiana Cathletic Apostolic Church
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Fielding N. Withite
Pisutetion Association
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