Strike Threat Flares as Dolan Defies Ouster Threat
In a heated Pittsburg district miners convention Dolan denounced by foes while defending his action to extend the current wage scale. He stated he cannot be bluffed or resign, urging resolutions only via local union seals. Mitchell to attend Wilkesbarre conference. elsewhere discussed are coal stocks and looming operator-miner talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
Wilkesbarre
Med Mone Workers Union
Conven
Patrick
Indianapolis
Delan
Truror
Pes Waite
Stephen Wetzel
F Dolan
Bellingham
Ryan
Dolan
Tony
American Federation of Labor
W. D. Ryan
Union Station
Johnstown
Pittsburg
Dodds
Notice Marriage and lab insertad in The Tabh rater Post
Notice states that marriage and labor notices will appear upon application without extra charge in multiple newspapers including New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Chico Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald and St Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer Cincinnati Enquirer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werton
NEW York Times
Boston
CLOBE
Hitfalo
Colrier
Chico Record Herald
Paladdolphia
Pitterlnd
Dispatch
Providence Tournal
Rochester
Herald & Lols Republic
Raclif Fost
Stadard
T Paull Pionter Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cincinnati
Enquires
Deaths and notable events from February era obituaries
A collage of obituary items notes Miss Anna Elizabet h Thompson of London died in Cincinnati after decades in North America. It mentions a quadrille with King Edward and ties to Lord Small and Mrs Shaw. Other obituaries include Rev Levi Henry Cobb and Col Henry C Morgan. Also reported are death notices from J esse Freysinnger and Wong Kal Kah, plus a message about sending an American track team to Athens and a Metropolitan Life annual statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Edward
America
Washington Post
Anna Elizabeth Thompson
David Thompson
London
Quen Victoria
Charles Haight
Park Avenue
Walnut Hills
Thompson
Cincinnati
Canada
Montreal
Quebec
Darling
King Ddward
Prince of Wales
Lord Small
Ma Gen Small
M I Shaw
Peterborough
Metropolitan Life
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Metropolitan
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
St Louis
Cleveland
Chemnnati
Mwaukee
Woulssess
Lise
Col Mann Faces New Obstacles in Hapgood Trial
In New York, Col William D Mann fights to block groundless lines of inquiry in the Hapgood perjury case. The District Attorney presses for access to Town Topics subscription lists while the stenographic Hapgood record is admitted as evidence. Daniels admits lack of custody of the papers and faces potential contempt. hearing adjourned to tomorrow.
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Norman Hapgood
Washington
New York
Feb
William D Mann
Robert J Collier
Hapgood
Justice McAvoy
Court of Special Sessions
Martin Wattleton
Col Mann
Wiliam T Daniels
Town Topics
Duces Tecum
Snatteson
Aimeelf
Ilegal
Bartholomew Monahan
Hapgood Tial
Reginald Ward
Mal Mann
Count Ward
Hart
Ward
Col Manns
Wooster
Wayne
Willam L Daniels
Town Lopics Publishing Company
Littleton
Daniels
Justine McAvoy Daniels
Mr Hart
Col. Mann
McAvoy
WEDDED AT CARLISLE Indian football star wed in school ceremony
Charles Dillon the Sioux football star married Rose La Farge a Crow graduate at the Carlisle Indian Training School before 1200 in attendance. Rev George Norcross officiated. Bridesmaids included Crow and Cherokee girls. best man Arthur Scheiden. After a reception the couple planned a Washington visit and calls on President Roosevelt. A later reception disclosed Elizabeth Knudson, a Klamath, announced engagement to Wilson Charles, famed Indian drop kicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dillon
Washington
Washington Post
South Dakota
Rose la Farge
George Norcross
Second Presbyterian Church
Lou French
Indian Territory
Metcalfe Scores Point in Theatre Critics Case
New York, Feb 5 James S Metcalfe the theatrical critic barred from forty seven theaters for his criticisms won a point in his legal action against managers who barred him He charged criminal conspiracy against all managers A writ of habeas corpus against Charles Burnham of Wallack's Theater was dismissed by Justice Fitzgerald He held that dramatic criticism is not unlawful though critics may exceed bounds and remedies exist for writers and publishers Managers may refuse tickets but not discriminate against race color or facts supporting a broader conspiracy claim
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New York
James S Metcalfe
Fis
Charles Burnham
Wallack
Supreme Court
Fitzgerald
Burnham
Medicine to Raise Dead in Mail-Order Scheme Trial
New York tech firm Life Company faces U S postal case for selling a remedy claimed to reboot aging, straighten bones, and revive a dead man. Defendants Virgil Neal, William Hadley, A H Williams, Laura Wilson, and lawyer John Cooper testified. The charge cites conspiracy to defraud Nucille Hoffman of Waterville, Maine. The trial adjourned to continue with Cooper's testimony.
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Wwew
York Tech 5
Area of Life Company
United States
Ridgway
Nucille Hoffman
Waterville
Ardatrera
James R . Beirne
Virgil Neal
Theompany
William W. Hadley
A H. Willams
Laura
M Wilson John Cooper
E Virmil Neal
Neal
Laura Wilson Neal
Cooper
Standard Oil Hosts Chinese Commission Visit at Bayonne Plant
The Standard Oil Company today took charge of the visiting Chinese commission, guiding them to the Bayonne plant by tug and returning them safely. Excellencies Tat and Tuan and about a dozen minor officials were entertained at a private dinner at the Metropolitan Club by Standard Oil officials. The visitors sought to observe oil processing before shipment, noting that Standard Oil controls most of China’s supply, and that locals previously used five gallon water cans rather than traditional water jars.
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Washington
New York
Standard Oil Company
Tat
Tuan
Bayonne
Metropolitan Club
Standard Oil
China
Wolf Hunt in Oklahoma at Fort Sill
The Interior Secretary orders a three day wolf hunt starting today at Fort Sill national game preserve. Col E T Morrissey directs the effort with about 1,000 hunters from the Fort Sill garrison, covering all 26,630 acres of the forest reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Okla
Secretary of the Interior
Col E T Morrissey
Fort Sill
Burned His Money at Califon Station
Special to The Washington Fest Morristown New Jersey February 5 Charles Cole railway ticket agent hid office funds in a waste basket totaling twenty five dollars in bills twelve dollars in coins A fire in the station yard destroyed the basket contents but the coins were recovered the notes did not survive the blaze Fire destroys car barns Canton Ohio February 8 Car barns and powerhouse of the Canton Akron Traction Company burned early this morning causing an estimated one hundred thousand dollars in losses with sixty thousand dollars insured
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Morristown
Central Railroad
Califon
Charles Cole
Canal Dover
Ohio
Canton- Akron Traction Cormpa
Secret Service Spying Practice to Be Stopped
Speaker Cannon and Chairman Tawney urge restricting Secret Service to lawful duties. They condemn shadowing public figures and seek a law restricting agents to enforcing internal revenue rules and counterfeiting acts. The committee aims to remove White House bodyguard duties from Treasury funding, insisting separate appropriations or White House funds pay for protection.
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Cannon
Tawney
Committee On Appropriations
House Committee On
Secret Service
Internal Revenue
Committee On
Congress
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
E House
Channring Tawney
Washington
White House
Senate Votes to Confirm Presidential Nominations
The Senate in executive session confirmed numerous presidential nominees including Joseph B Stewart for collector of customs in Richmond, and several postmasters across Alabama, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Maine, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, and other states. Names span J W Duckworth, Julia Fleming, H A Graves, and many others, with districts listed alongside each nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Joseph B Stewart
Customs District
Richmond
Alabama
Walter T Stewart
Jacauga
William M McNaron
Albertville
Arkansas
John ON Sarbery
Clarksville
Henry M
Sugg
Dardenelle
Albert B
Andre Va
Alfred Leadville
Connesticut
William Ho
Marigold Bridgeport
Roraback
Canaan R
Edgcomb Droron
James W
Hague
Torrington
Georgia
Julia
Alton
Tasiman Moline
McDonald Rockland
Lawler
Rockford
Indiana
Martin Attice
D Harden
Dana
Duffenbach
Huntingburg
Tancaster
Jeffersonville
Spencer Rockville C
Fricke
Tell City
Miller Thorntown
Cronk Veedersburg
Crawford
Farmersbug Indian Territory
Eagleston Mineo
Iowa
Loring
Dallas
Kate
Warner Dayton
Mayne Emmetsburg
Allen Laurens
Lewis Marcus
McCall Nevada
Marly Sar
Scott Silay
Prewitt Onawa
Kansaz
Cooke
Craft Dowagian
Flint
Halls
Bates Grayling
Coitburn
Lawrence
Mangum Marquette
Graves
Quincy
Minnesota
Young Perham
Wadena
Joubert Wheaton
Sebonlau
Houston
Smullen Lasueur Center
Battle Creek Life health book offer from Sanitarium Co.
Readers are urged to request a Battle Creek Sanitarium Co. book promising health advice focused on right food and stomach care. The promotion touts extensive specialist study and claims the book explains clearly and logically how to get and stay well from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arling
Battle Creek Sanitarium Co. Ltd
Battle Creek
Michigan
President Sends a List of Nominations to Senate
The President yesterday sent a long list of nominations to the Senate for various federal offices and posts. Nominees include district attorneys, marshals, collectors of customs, surveyors, postmasters, and other officials across multiple states. The array spans North Carolina, Oklahoma, Virginia, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate War
Ust
Henry Ray
the Treasury
William T Vernon
Kansas
Connecticut
Hubert Williams
Robert I. Chambers
Colorado Springs
Florida
George W Bean
Tampa Illingis
W . Peffer Odell
Indiana
A J Kit Goodland
Fred Sp
Der
Angela Edgar A Simmons Kokomo
John Owe
Noblesville Town
Samuel D
Hansford Anderson
West Point
Washington
Charlen C White Watervile
Frank % Pells
Ballara
Charles A Primps Wilbur
West Virginia
Harry E Munday
Shepardstown
Wisconsin
Andrew Nol
Chilton
Hugh McInnes Cogartown
Allan Boggs Wadeon
Joseph J Schultz
Kenounce
George Graham
Tonah
Taxation Bill Signals Joint Statehood Debate
Tax measures reveal admission of Joint Statehood as a goal but anticipate failure among top administration figures in the House. Experts warn corporate interests in the territory expect no legal readjustment to halt broader territorial reforms and future statehood rethinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shewo
Bankers' Committee Calls Meeting on Bank Legislation
Arthur Renaldo, president of the Des Moines Bank, chairs the Banking Registration Committee of the American Bankers Association. He has called a meeting for February at the Auditorium in Ames Chicago to consider bills before Congress affecting bank legislation.
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Atlanta
Arthur Renaldo
Des Moines Ton Bank
Des Moines
American Bankers Association
Auditorium Ames
Chicago
Congress
Canal Report Ready After Engineers’ Final Action
The Isthmia Canal Commission completed its final action on the engineers reports. Chairman Shonts returned from New York and attended the meeting. Secretary Taft may receive the report in a day or two and will transmit it to the President after offering his views on the Philippine unit issues to the Senate committee. The long list of names from Virginia Maryland North Carolina and New York appears in the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isthmia Canal
Board of Consulting Engineers
Shonts
New York
Health Office Record From Washington Asylum Hospitals
A health office record lists numerous patients and durations at Washington Asylum and Children’s Hospital. It includes ages from 1 month to 84 years with names such as Sabina Caine, James Wineberger, and Mabel Ellis, detailing wards and streets in a compact ledger timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loseyh Bond
Washington
Janos
Paul Barrett
Washington Asylum
Hatty Price
George Wo Trimme
Wash Asylum
James Wineberger
Wasi Asylum
Mary G Windason
Bersing Road
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Cvenrietta Andeson
Woiham Wondersen
San Thraneis
Joseph Anderson
Wastington
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Rissen
Forty Five
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Assuith
Baltimore
All Friends United
Nvitty
Mar
Bateman
Tate Mos Eaton
Yroaan
Ann
John Ehown
Norman Lord Pontefarton
Te Bee Vicisit
Cady
John and Catharine Shecker
Poaurerad
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Tees
Huttimare Rapers
Lasass
Sitoa
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Casassa
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Uia
Miorade
Hfa
Richard Cretan
Tlnian
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Charles
Nerms
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New Tayen Ani
Jersey City
Sundar
Lociek
Frances Y Silow
Waliam Robinson
Bevpoly
Rothewst
Mi Buckner Smith
Patreet Mort
Ruby
Toei
Mars
SERIN
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Stringfellow
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Lb Parhave
Ibington Wouter
Borro Cars
Carnegie Creel Company
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
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United Mine Workers
McCullough
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Civic Federation
Roosevelt
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
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Maynard Mass
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Congregational Church Building Society
E H F Hunt
Dr Cobb
Cornish
Nho
Dartmouth College
Andover Theological Seminary
Hartford
Conn
Henry C Morgan
Colchester
Robert
Col Morgan
Capital
Wilmington
Del
Jesse E Freysinnger
Holyoke
Mass
Wong Kal Kah
Yokohama
Japan
Yale
Athens
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Greece
R Guggenheim
August Belmont
Mortimer L Schiff
Robert Garrett
Princeton
G Mills
B C Wiliams
New York Athletic Club
Afollinaris
Table Waters
MR. Jerome
Carlisle
Metcalfe
Oklahoma
To-Kalon Wine Co
St. Thone M
President
Maine
Goulding
Missouri
Page Grandin
Kinsotsing Malden
Sheton
Marshfield
Chapeli Monett
Sweeney Salisbury
P Loebe
Charleston
Uten Dexter
L. MeGehee Joplin
Clements Platte City
T Williams Stanerry
Shubert Richmand
Montana
H Powell
Virginia City
Nebraska
Wausa
Certificate OF Purity
Kilmer
State of New York
County of Broome
Binghamton
Nita Jonas M. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Dr Kilmer
Tur Wakefield
Ainsworth
Cleven
Humphrey
Cannon Lyons Chess Chintt St Paul
Cole Wymore Pevada
Turner Delamat New Hampstire
Marsh Greenville
Jeremy
Clarke Morristown RT
Goodman New
Macdonald Springfeld
Yourman
Lawrencestdle
France
Far Rockaway
Sayre Corinth
Hubbs Central
Islip New Mexico
L. M Snel
Santa Rosa North Dakota
Thornleon Grattan
Morgan Alliance
Medford Fort Recovery
Vansent Hiram Fred Iiager
Perrysburg
Roseville
Staughton
Westerville
Fricbee
Prairie Depot
Oregon
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McDanes
Zook Roaring Spring
South Carolina
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Aragona
Hamilton
House
Santa Fe Railway
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
House Committee On Territories
California
Texas
Bankers’ Committee
Isthmian Commission
Kotley Anderson
Lizzie E Rouzee
Julan Wilkerson
Westmoreland
Coral Ya
Yara FY Hollins
King George
Albert H Larduskey
Georgie
Hans
Frederic W
Sanford Newport News Va
Andy Mery
Gayle
Spottsylvania County
Alfred W Haleh
Kucile
Manning Adolph
Eubeck
Ella G
Haslenger
Patrik F
Vaughn
Mary
Carroll Harry Kendich
Nellie
Flannegan Burwell
A Martin
Richmond Va
Than FH
Lackey
York County
Witham “ Bell
Greensora NC
Emili G Freeland
William Sievers
Elsie Muegge
Ofew York Os
Thomas Jones
An. Johnson
Rutherford Berryman
Mar. Hawkins
John Tord
Maggis Neal
Soloman Jackson
Vaggie Briscoe
William Milton
Leannie Cully Rovert
N Williams
Elizabeth Branton
Robert Arlen
Martha Hughes
William Wells
Mattlew Mayo
Health Office Record
Marcel
CNL
Richard W. Henderson
Tlecat
N.W
Steinway
E. F. Droop & Sons Co
Pa. Ave. N. W
V. D. Rosen
F St
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