Miners Hope To Avert Strike Amid Conference Turmoil
District presidents of anthracite miners meet in New York as the scale committee weighs Dolan's remarks. President Burns of the Glass Workers calls Dolan the miners best friend, while Mitchell remains silent. Momentum builds toward avoiding a strike with talks slated before Thursday's coal owner conference.
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New York
Dolan
Burns
Glass Workers
John Ticm
Peto
de Raine
Peror
Tiewse
Mitchell
Comergens
West
Aneh
Patrick Laohan
Pittse
Wren
Mr. Dolan
Joe
Mar
Lokuit
Avda
Sn Asuethia
Ty Ab Stros
Lope
Hongehdi
Hves
T. D. Nicholls
William H. Dettrey
John Fahey
Wilkesbarre
Anthracite Miners’ Scale Committee
Apoty Aly. Mitchell
Ralph M. Rmasley
National Civic Section
Levis N. Hamraeining
Watters Pertaini
Thasda
Sease
Pittsburg
Patrick Dolan
United Mine Workers
John Mitchell
Simon Burs
The
Glass Workers’ Union
Washington, D
Mgr. Burns
Washington
Tubois
Punxsutawney
Reynoldsville
Ll. W. Robinson
Health Office Record Fragment Shows Ages and Institutions
A mangled Health Office record lists multiple names and ages with references to hospitals and insane asylums. Names include Tyree, Miles, Burks, and Howard among many others with ages ranging from months to 98 years, and mentions of Gresham, Fount Masher Gasp, and Heany Kost in a confusing catalog of patients and facilities.
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Tyree
Pears
Takora Park
Sears
Tahet
Haspicai
Abi
Maverene
Gresham
Pital
Howard
Heany Kost
Jose WY
Tenkins
Maria Dulce
Masher
Owen Hlalasbarg
Fitle Ork
Stoger
Wer Brson Voss
Ceteerin & Simms
Deaths and obituaries from various cities across the nation
Reports from Kalamazoo Toledo Nashville Hartford and Philadelphia record deaths of Perry Waite William Empson Barrett Maj John W W Thomas Joseph D Weed George D MacMillan and Commander George W Wentz. Waite a former internal revenue collector and Ohio Republican chair died after a Spanish War service in Borgess hospital. Barrett publisher of the Boston Advertiser died of pneumonia at fifty. Thomas head of Nile Chattanooga and St Louis Railroad died of kidney failure at seventy six. Weed a Savannah merchant died suddenly at ninety. MacMillan Lacrosse Gas and Water president died at sixty one. Wentz League Island Navy inspector died of apoplexy leaving a naval family.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Perry Warren Waite
Toledo
Ohio
Ohio Republican Committee
Borgess Hiessind
Weel Newton
Mas Beth
William Emperson Barrett
Boston Advertiser and
Record
Washington
Massachusetts Legisture
Beventt
Massachusetts
Ongres
Nashville, Tenn
John W.W. Thomas
The
Nile, Cheattanooga and
St Louis
John VW. Homes
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Lows
Lacrosse
Wis
George D. MacMillan
Lacrosse Gas and Wievirig Company
Lraemie — Palsonine
Philadelphia
George W. Wentz
Ordnante
League Island Navy
Mentz
League Island Yar
German Tariff and Our Exports
New York Feb 12 Congressmen McCleary argues the German tariff revision will not derail American exports. He cites $212,896,329 in 5 year German shipments and notes measures keeping about $120,090,000 on the free list and other goods at reduced duties. He cautions against alarmist claims and highlights limited German demand for meat and livestock.
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New York
United States
Germany
James McCleary
Minnesota
We York Republican Club
Walder
Astoria
Republic
McCleary
Chicago
Mr. McCleary
Middle West
Astire
King's Friend Martinez Rivas Dies by His Own Shot
Madrid reports the death of Martinez Rivas, a popular aristocratic friend of King Alfonso, who shot himself in a hotel room after a prior gun detonation. A doctor cites illness deemed incurable. He leaves a widow and child and will be buried in Bilbao amid public mourning.
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Washington
Madrid
Alfonso
Martinez Rivas
Rivas
Ife
Ti Ia
Rulvas
Bilbao
England
Charges Fraud In Election In Maidstone Kent Race
London February 12 Sir Francia Henry Wivans Liberal defeated at Maidstone Kent petitions against Viscount Castlereagh as winner alleging bribery and other illegalities by Castle reagh agents Lady Evans daughter of late Samuel Stevens former New York attorney general involved in campaign and dismayed at narrow 132 vote margin About half a dozen petitions filed against other elections on similar grounds
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London
Francia Henry Wivans
Nberal
Maidstone
Kent
Marquis of Londondern
Viscount Castlereagh
Castlereagh
Evans
Samuel Stevens
New York
RITES FOR KING CHRISTIAN LIE IN STATE AT CHRISTIANSBORG
King Ghvistian’s body lay in state tonight at Amalienborg after final services at Gartenhaal. The coffin will be moved to Christiansborg Church tomorrow where it will lie in state for two days. The church is richly decorated as wreaths from the United States arrive. Prince Charles of Sweden arrived this morning.
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Christiansborg Church
Copenhagen
Ghvistian
Gartenhaal
Amalienborg
Christansborg Church
United States
Amalienbore
Prince Charles of
Sweden
Austria sends mountain guns to Abyssinia in retaliation
Vienna reports on good authority that the Austro-Hungarian government has sent a fully equipped battery of mountain guns as a gift to Emperor Menelik of Abyssinia. It is believed this move is a reply to Italy's action of sending a mountain battery to Prince Nicholas of Montenegro.
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Vvienng
Menelik
Abyssinia
Austria
Monelite
Italy
Nicholas
Montenegro
Germans Face About on Trade Treaty Clash with Germany
State Department reports heavy correspondence with Germany over the 132% trade treaty issue linked to the German maximum tariff on American goods set to take effect March 1. Germany now opposes any favored-nation benefits for U S products and seeks rates it deems reasonable, with no current signs of averting the move.
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State Department
Cearmany
Mr. Cleveland
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Clair
Geremany
Germany
Dingley
Protests Against Princess Ena Marriage Start in London
The Imperial Protestant Federation has filed a petition urging King Edward to withhold consent to Princess Ena of Battenberg's marriage to King Alfonso of Spain. The federation cites distress among Protestants over the union and Ena's reported plan to enter the Roman Catholic Church. The king's official reply is awaited with interest.
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London
Ena of Battenberg
Alfonso
Spain
Imperial Protestant Federation
Ng Edward
Turks and Servians Fight Near Nikujan Dragomanzi Chelopek
A serious clash occurred in Old Servia near the villages of Nikujan Dragomanzi and Chelopek as Turkish troops attacked two Servian bands. Turkish forces suffered four men killed or wounded while the Servians lost eighteen killed or wounded.
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Belgrade
Servia
Old Servia
Nikujan
Dragomanzi
Chelopek
Japan Reopens Legation in St Petersburg Amid War Aftermath
Feb 12 M Tanno third secretary of the Japanese Embassy at Paris arrived to reopen the Japanese legation in St Petersburg. The legation had been in the care of the American Embassy during the war. Matone the new Japanese Minister in Russia will arrive March 6. Myer secured permission to reopen diplomatic relations before Matone's letter of credence.
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Japan
St. Petersburg
St Petersburg
M. Tanno
Paris
AM. Matone
Russia
Myer
M. Matone
Afloat With the Smallpox on a New London Whaler
Mrs. M J Hagerty recounts a smallpox outbreak aboard the Sullivan a New London Connecticut whaler. One month at sea as a floating hospital nine sailors ill with the disease and seven others infected before the ship limped into Rio de Janeiro where the outbreak was stamped out.
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New York
Atlantic Ocean
Sullivan
New London
Conn
M. J. Haggerty
Rio de Janeiro
Punishment Ordered for Changpu Mob Leaders in China
Reports from Peking say the imperial government orders the Meachow viceroy to execute the Changpu mob leader and punish participating thieves after a detention of a Chinaman at a Catholic mission sparked riots. Troops killed twelve rioters as churches were destroyed amid anti foreign unrest.
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Peking
Meachow
Changpu
Catholi
Fred
London
Great Britain
China
Amos
William
Chill Province
Tientsin
Optimism at Algeciras Conference Amid Delays
In Algeciras on February 12 delegates from the Moroccan conference aim to reach a satisfactory outcome. Despite pessimism among some, powers seek to maintain unity, pledging to stay until reforms are settled and harmony is restored between Germany and other powers. The German contingent says a provisional, honorable solution will emerge despite difficulties.
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Algeciras
Spain
Musical Shivers Opposed by Chicago Orchestra
Chicago musicians union seeks higher wages in theaters using tremolo as stage thrills. In eighteen playhouses, protests will be filed within two days, with the choice to raise pay from 10 to 28 dollars weekly or rely on ordinary ragtime.
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Chicago Orchestra
Chicago
Musicians’ Union
Austrian Embezzler Ferdinand Schoppe Confesses in Chicago
Austrian bank thief Ferdinand Schoppe, held in Chicago after arrest, admits embezzling 313000 from a Vienna bank. Extradition papers to Austria expected as soon as secured for trial.
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Austria
Chicago
Ferdinand Schoppe
Vienna
Austri
SPLENDID PROGRESS or THE SAN ICES LIFE ASSOCIATION
The Bankers Life Association of Des Moines shows strong 1905 results with new business over 42.7 million dollars and total insurance in force at 254.17 million. Assets reach 7,776,193.13. reserves and guarantee deposits rise, while death claims stay low at 6.6 per thousand. Beneficiaries paid 1.52 million in 1905, total benefits since inception 1,743,369.45.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Bankers’ Life Association of
Des Moines
Iowa
Lincoln's World Influence Shown At Grand Rapids Banquet
In Grand Rapids Michigan on February 12 the fourteenth annual Lincoln and Young Men's Republican clubs banquet drew 1500 at the auditorium with a reception earlier. Speakers included Cortelyou Nicaragua minister Corea Chile minister Martinez Cuba minister de Que sudo and Rep J Adam Bede. Ambassador Nabuco Brazil praised Lincoln's global impact citing unity against secession and the spread of Lincolnian ideals abroad.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Lincoln and
Young Men’s Republican Clubs
William Alden Smith
Cortelyou
Corea
Nicaragua
Nabuco
Brazil
Walker Martinez
Chile
de Quesada
Cuba
Jadam Bede
Minnesota
Washington
Willam Alden Smith
Roosevelt
Cartelyou
Eact
Commonwealth
Union
Iim
Michigan
William Melkinley
Lincoln
Advocate
Hte
Lincoln’s name as the magic influence on abolitionists
A speaker credits Abraham Lincoln with inspiring abolitionists across Brazil Cuba Spain and Hispano-America. The text claims his name energized anti-slavery efforts and helped make the United States a wholly free nation, shaping American civilization now and for the future.
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Lincoln
Cuba
Brazil
North America
Yale Sees New Ideas Boost Rowing Interest
New Haven Conn February 12 R C Morse Yale varsity captain has introduced innovative rowing methods and a push for more class and scrub crews. The plan encourages impromptu races and broad access to the boathouse, with college societies invited to form crews boosting aquatics’ prominence.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
R. C. Morse
Lawyers Oppose Mrs Taggart Appeal In Ohio Case
Wooster Feb 12 Attorneys for Capt Taggart move to dismiss Mrs Taggart appeal arguing the case is not appealable under state law and the circuit court lacks appellate jurisdiction. Congressman Bmyzer, Taggart’s counsel, asks that the appeal continue into the next term. In Decatur, Ala Feb 12 J W Johnson shot and killed his father-in-law Carroll McCommack in front of wife and child amid long standing feud since marriage two years ago.
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Wooster
Ohio
Capt. Taggart
Taggart
Circuit Court
Saich
Bmyzer
Washington
Decatur
Ala
J. W. Johnson
Huntsville
Carroll McCommack
Johnson
Tillman Defends State Dispensary Law in South Carolina
Senator Tillman of South Carolina travels to Columbia to confront the legislature’s dispensary probes and charges that the system is failing. He accuses a “dirty bargain” behind Charleston’s exemption from the law as the investigation intensifies. He hints at resignation and a governorship bid if the dispensary fight continues.
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Tillman
South Carolina
Washington
Columbia
Tillmen
Charleston
Lcense
Dispensary Investigating Committee
Tulliman
Senate
Columbia State
Mrs Chadwick in Hospital in Columbus Penitentiary
Mrs Cassie L Chadwick is reported in the prison hospital at the female department in Columbus Ohio. Dr Thomas, the prison physician, says he has not been called in to treat her yet, and it is presumed she is not seriously ill. Her attorneys had warned she would not serve her term.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cassie L. Chadwick
Thomas
Chadwick
Words and prizes in a Grape-Nuts spelling contest
Ten participants will each win a box containing a six dollar gold piece in a spelling game run by Postum Cereal Co. Contestants add words subject to Webster limits, avoid personal names, and may submit a letter praising Grape-Nuts. Entries must reach Battle Creek, Michigan, by April 30, 1906 with name and address clearly written.
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Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
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