Miners Hope to Avert Strike in New York Talks
District presidents of anthracite miners meet in New York amid tensions with Dolan of the Glass Workers and Joins Mitchell. Burns of the Glass Workers praises Dolan as miners best friend, as delegates discuss perceived betrayals and possible settlement before Thursday conference with mine owners.
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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 Highlights Numerous Hospitalizations
A garbled health office record lists multiple patients and ages across various facilities. Entries mention hospital stays for insanity at Fount Masher Gasp Hospital, Cardinal Moor Rendingk, and other institutions, with ages ranging from 37 to 98 and notes about emergencies and admissions.
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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
Death Notices From Across the Nation
Notices report Perry W. Waite of Toledo dying in Kalamazoo after Spanish War service, plus obituaries for William Emerson Barrett publisher of the Boston Advertiser and Record, Maj. John W. Thomas railway president, Joseph D. Weed of Savannah, George D. MacMillan of Lacrosse Gas, and Commander George W. Wentz inspector of ordnance.
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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
Lacrosse
Wis
George D. MacMillan
Lacrosse Gas and Wievirig Company
Lraemie — Palsonine
German Tariff and Our Exports to Germany in 1945
New York reports Congressman James McCleary arguing the United States need not lower tariffs on German products to protect exports. He cites $212,896,329 in goods shipped to Germany last year and notes parts of those exports would remain free or face only minimal duty under the new German tariff law.
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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
America
Great Britain
Pr. von Voeckher
King's Friend Martinez Rivas Dies by Own Shot in Madrid
Madrid Feb 12 A sensational death shocks society as Martinez Rivas King Alfonso's sporting friend shoots himself in a smart hotel room. A waiter found him holding a bloody shotgun after a first shot, the second ending his life. Doctors cite an incurable illness. Rivas, educated in England, leaves a widow and child and will be buried in Bilbao amid wide sympathy.
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Washington
Madrid
Alfonso
Martinez Rivas
Rivas
Ife
Ti Ia
Rulvas
Bilbao
England
Frauds Alleged in Maidstone Election Fight
London reports Sir Francia Henry Wivans a Liberal challenger has petitioned against Viscount Castlereagh’s return in Maidstone alleging bribery and illegalities by Castle reagh agents. Lady Evans daughter of late Samuel Stevens joins campaign, narrowly losing by 132 votes. About six petitions filed 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 lies in state at Amalienborg after final services at Gartenhaal. Coffin to be moved to Christiansborg Church for two days of lying in state. Church adorned. wreaths from the United States arrive. Prince Charles of Sweden arrives.
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Christiansborg Church
Copenhagen
Ghvistian
Gartenhaal
Amalienborg
Christansborg Church
United States
Amalienbore
Prince Charles of
Sweden
Austria Sends Mountain Battery to Abyssinia Emperors Aid
Vienna reports the Austro-Hungarian government has shipped a full-equipped battery of mountain guns as a gift to Emperor Menelik of Abyssinia. The move is seen as retaliation for Italy arming Prince Nicholas of Montenegro with a similar battery.
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Vvienng
Menelik
Abyssinia
Austria
Monelite
Italy
Nicholas
Montenegro
Germans Face About On German Tariff Clash
State Department reports heavy correspondence with Germany over the 132% trade treaty as part of efforts to avert the German maximum tariff on American goods starting March 1. Germany now opposes reciprocal benefits under the favored nation clause, insisting the US grant them reasonable low rates. News indicates no current hope for averting the tariff rise, with German parties unified in demanding favorable terms.
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State Department
Cearmany
Mr. Cleveland
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Clair
Geremany
Germany
Dingley
Protests Rise Over Princess Ena Marriage
London readers report that Imperial Protestant Federation launches a petition urging King Edward to withhold consent to Princess Ena of Battenberg marrying King Alfonso of Spain. The federation cites sorrow at the match and alarm over Ena’s rumored move to Roman Catholicism, awaiting the royal response.
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London
Ena of Battenberg
Alfonso
Spain
Imperial Protestant Federation
Ng Edward
Turks and Servians Fight Near Old Servia
In Old Servia near Nikujan Dragomanzi and Chelopek Turkish troops attacked two Servian bands. Turkish forces suffered four men killed or wounded while Servians endured eighteen killed or wounded in the clash reported from Belgrade on February 12.
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Old Servia
Belgrade
Servia
Nikujan
Dragomanzi
Chelopek
Japanese Legation Reopens In St Petersburg
A Japanese representative arrives to reopen the legation in St Petersburg, with the Japanese minister to Russia expected March 6. Mr Myer secured permission to renew diplomatic relations before M Matone presents credentials.
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Japan
St. Petersburg
St Petersburg
M. Tanno
Paris
AM. Matone
Russia
Myer
M. Matone
Smallpox Strikes Whaling Brig Sullivan Off Rio de Janeiro
Mrs. M. J. Haggerty, wife of the Sullivan’s captain, reports a month at sea with the ship converted into a smallpox hospital. One crew member died, nine fell ill, and fear drove the brig toward desertion before Rio de Janeiro operations stamped out the outbreak. The voyage began last October from Fayal via the Azores, with two children aboard.
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New York
Atlantic Ocean
Sullivan
New London
Conn
M. J. Haggerty
Rio de Janeiro
China orders punishment over Changpu mob violence
Reports from Peking say the imperial government has ordered the Meachow viceroy to execute the Changpu mob leader and punish the thieves involved after a detention at a Catholic mission sparked attacks that destroyed the mission and the English mission. Troops fired on rioters, killing twelve. Britain seeks compensation for missionary losses and calls for decisive action.
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Peking
Meachow
Changpu
Catholi
Fred
London
Great Britain
China
Amos
William
Chill Province
Tientsin
Optimism At Algeciras Conference Persists
In Algeciras on February 12 delegates from the Moroccan conference show determined optimism for a satisfactory conclusion. Powers seek to settle Moroccan reforms and rebuild confidences between antagonistic nations. German delegates say a provisional, honorable solution will be found despite difficulties, with a final accord near.
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Algeciras
Spain
Musical Shivers Opposed by Chicago Musicians
Chicago musicians union votes to demand higher wages in theaters where tremolo and melodrama thrills distress performers nerves. In eighteen playhouses the union plans to file protest within two days, offering theaters a choice between pay raises from 0 to 28 dollars a week or continuing with ragtime.
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Chicago Orchestra
Chicago
Musicians’ Union
Austrian in Chicago Confesses to Vienna Bank Embezzlement
Ferdinand Schoppe, an Austrian, admitted embezzling 313000 from a Vienna bank. He was arrested here days ago and the case will go to Austria for trial once extradition papers are obtained.
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Austria
Chicago
Ferdinand Schoppe
Vienna
Austri
Splendid Progress or The San Ices Life Association
The twenty sixth annual statement of the Bankers' Life Association of Des Moines shows new insurance issued in 1905 exceeding 42.7 million dollars, over 10 million more than 1904. Insurance in force reaches 254,170,000 with assets at 7,776,193.13, deposits 4,776,270 for beneficiary protection, reserve fund near 3.5 million, and total disbursements to date about 1,743,369.45. The text notes growth in eastern market and a death rate of six and six tenths per thousand certificates, down from the prior year.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Bankers’ Life Association of
Des Moines
Iowa
Lincoln's Influence Praised by Roosevelt Leaders in Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids, Mich Feb 12 The fourteenth annual banquet of the Lincoln and Young Men's Republican clubs drew 1500 at the Auditorium with 1500 more in galleries. Speakers included Cortelyou Corea Nabuco Walker Martinez de Quesada and Bede. Alden Smith presided and Roosevelt sent a greeting. Cortelyou lauded Lincoln and warned against unwarranted denigration of officials while urging fair discussion and publicity in inter state matters. Nabuco discussed Lincoln's world influence from unity against localism to shaping national greatness and the Monroe Doctrine context.
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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
Mr. Cortelyon
McKinsey
Hay
Theodore Roosevelt
Lfe
Monroe
Lincoln’s name shaped abolition across the Americas
The speaker credits Lincoln’s personality with inspiring abolitionists in Brazil, Cuba, and Hispano-American countries. He argues Lincoln created a new path in North America by ending African slavery as the nation’s driving force and helped make America a fully free continent. The speaker calls his influence vast and enduring.
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Lincoln
Cuba
Brazil
North America
New Rowing Ideas At Yale Captains Fresh Crews
New Haven Conn Feb 12 Additional interest has been awakened in Yale rowing through captain R C Morse who has introduced innovations in the rowing policy. The plan favors forming class and scrub crews in larger numbers and promoting impromptu races with access to the boathouse for college societies and clubs.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
R. C. Morse
Defense Opposes Mrs Taggart Appeal in Not Appealable Case
Wooster Ohio February 12 Attorneys for Capt Taggart moved to dismiss Mrs Taggarts appeal to the Circuit Court arguing the case is not appealable under state law and the Circuit Court has no appellate jurisdiction. Congressman Bmyzer Taggarts attorney asks to continue the appeal into the second week of the term. Also in Decatur Alabama February 12 J W Johnson shoots and instantly kills his father in law Carroll McCommack in the presence of his wife and child amid long standing ill will since the 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 Fights Dispensary Law Clash in South Carolina
Senator Tillman of South Carolina travels to Columbia amid a heated push to investigate the state dispensary system of which he is the founder. Charleston could revert to the license system if desired, prompting Tillman to condemn the move as a dirty bargain and challenge critics to substantiate charges.
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Tillman
South Carolina
Washington
Columbia
Tillmen
Charleston
Lcense
Dispensary Investigating Committee
Tulliman
Senate
Columbia State
Mrs Chadwick in Hospital at Columbus Penitentiary
Mrs Cassie L Chadwick remains in the prison hospital at the female department in Columbus Ohio Doctor Thomas the prison physician has not yet been called in to treat her and it is presumed she is not seriously ill When she entered the penitentiary her attorneys predicted she would not live to serve out her term
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Columbus
Ohio
Cassie L. Chadwick
Thomas
Chadwick
Grape Nuts Word Contest Offers Gold Prizes
Ten winners receive a box containing a $6 gold piece each in a word-building contest run by Postum Cereal Co. Entries must list words valid in Webster's dictionary excluding names. Letters explaining Grape-Nuts benefits accompany entries, with no purchase required. deadline April 90, 1906, Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
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