LOOK FOR COAL STRIKE IRWIN PA WORKERS WALKOUT
In Wilkesbarre and Irwin Pennsylvania, workers at the Irwin mine walk out after the discharge of eight union members. Illinois and Indiana operators refuse wage increases and a union check-off while preparing for an April strike. The United Mine Workers push for recognition, eight hour day, and wage adjustments as tension rises across Pennsylvania and Indiana mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
Illinois
Indiana
Robbins
United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylana
Chicago
Witness Coal Operators’ Association
Terre Haute
Wellington
Connor George W Puresh
National
Kennedy
Kelsem
LICENSED TO MARRY IN 1906 AND 1908 WEDDINGS
A string of marriage notices lists Hagar M Bone and Mabel Le Burton among couples, with genealogical lines to multiple locations. The document also records funeral notices for James Brown, Rain, Mason, and Smallwood, detailing ages and residence as well as service arrangements and private interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagar M Bone
Walney
Mabel le Burton
Wem
Troy
Bo White
Martha
Ryon
Wachbumm
Kate F Paulding
Oeca
I Gehmler
Anna Lo Wright Wilk It Howand
Itichmond
Magda
Ine Shelton
Mesantola
Anires
J Gulbama
Blanche Sipe
George Whilips
Susis Cooper Arthur Mallmao
Annie Brodus
Andrew Ferter
Louisa Smith
Henry C Watson
Mary Ke Gotha i Willam C Harrin
Fort Myer
Anna H Qmore
Mason
Providence Halidan Hall
Newport RI
Faith Buckfin Hartshoin Mason
Arthur Fivingstone Mason
Smallwood
Richard L Smallwood
May Newton Smallwood
Health Office Records List Names and Ages in Odd Format
A health office record fragment lists multiple individuals with ages from 2 months to 76 years and addresses such as Jd st nw and Duman st. The garbled OCR includes names like Tale Butts, Frank Cmly, Mary B Glanson, Louis P Hagmann, and George Wo Fuindey, with several partial dates and locations across Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tale Butts
Frank
Jd St Nw
Mary B Glanson
Nwt
Frank P Lind
Voltaml Na
Sears
Louis P Hagmann
Fasard
Harrigan
Duman St
Harry P Mage
Kon Wasson
Keane Tagh
Nsa
George Wo
Fuindey
Thuan
Oma
Berns Picharton
Wim Danlet Slagle
St Iw
Vihel Brownell
Stintey Tay
Zorge
Seaman
Vinla Williams
Flddge
Fragmented OCR Source Digest Summary
The text lists multiple newspaper titles and places in a scrambled OCR style. It appears as a catalog of names including Chicago Record, Public Ledger, Providence Journals, Rochester Herald, Post Standard, and others, with partial city abbreviations and garbled segments. No cohesive story or events are readable to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfaio Colriet
Chicago Record
Hyrald Phu Adufhia Public Ledger
Harvey's Sons Funeral Directors and Embalmers Ad
R F Harvey's Sons Funeral Directors and Embalmer announce services at moderate prices with a chapel in northwest district. Telephone North 379.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Harvey
Inmiedious Chapel Telephone North
John R. Wright
Tenth St
William Lee
George P. Zurhorst
East Capitol
Sleeping Sickness Warns Of Fly Bites Research By Koch
Berlin reports Prof Robert Koch described sleeping sickness studied in equatorial Africa. He noted the illness spreads human to human by the glossina palpalis fly, causing fever glands and deep fatigue. He urged extermination of the insect and plans to return to Africa for further tropical disease work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E Koch
Berlin
Robert Koch
Equatorial Africa
Emperor William
Dis Lngwshid
Africa
Victoria Nyanga
Attica Frobibh
Tictoma Nyanza
Mama
Ikech
Plan for Ballot Reform Conference Adopts Josiah Quincy's Scheme
New York March 7 The national conference for reform of primary and election laws concluded sessions and planned a permanent department within the National Civic Federation to oversee ballot reform. Josiah Quincy of Boston introduced the resolution, and delegates discussed provisions for corrupt practices including disclosure of contributions and expenditures and limits on corporate political contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Conference
National Civic Federation
City Club
National Clie Fedstration
Josian Quines
Boston
Wic
Quincy
Oaperance
H . A Garteld
Princeton
W ‘Vertell
Texas
Turkey
James G Monahan
Internal Revenue
Madison Wis
William S Hunnet
Josiah Quine
Richard W. Jennies
Rhode Island
Richard Henry Daiga
Seth Low
Georse F Fox
New Haven
Cann
Maik [ Sullivan
Ew Lork
Pattison Denies Resignation Rumors From Ohio Governor
Reports claimed Governor Patti son would resign over health issues. State officials insisted there is no truth to the story. The governor stated he is recovering and has no intention of stepping down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Guv Pattison
Inquius
State House
Houck
City Ownership Victory Elected Seattle Mayor by Narrow Margin
Judge Moore narrowly won the Seattle mayoral contest in a tight race, defeating Republican challenger John Riphage amid a historic close result. The victory came as Moore, a municipal owner, secured a slim majority in a contested election atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Moore
Seattle
Woman Dead in Seine Identity Undiscovered
Paris authorities seek American aid to identify a woman found in the Seine near Charenton. The clasped hands bear the name Ethel A Brown, an American born Fayetteville 1872, but no papers or rings are found. Officials doubt if the wound is accidental or homicidal. it remains unclear if the decedent is Ethel Brown or another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
United States
Fayette
Paris
Ethel Brown
Rhar
Seine
Aed
Charenton
Apartortis
IMS
Ettle Brown
Fayetteyille
John
Sally Genchy
Amercan
Sod le Peer A
Austria Moves Toward General Suffrage in First Reading
Vienna reports the government’s universal and equal franchise bill on first reading in the lower house. Minister Count Arthur Bylandt-Rheidt notes constituency redrawing and seat redistribution needed. With 206 speakers planned, debate will be long, facing opposition from landowning elites but expected to conclude with compromise before the summer dissolution and fresh elections under the new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Arthur Bylandt-Rheidt
Interior
Parliament Can't Be Paid
London March 7 The House of Commons, after a lengthy debate, approved by 48 votes a motion by William Lever MP for Wirral Cheshire to pay MPs 1500 pounds annually. Prime Minister Campbell-Bannerman supported the principle but said the government has no time or money to enact it now. The debate noted rising labor presence and the likelihood of a future bill on official election expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Wiliam Elesketh Lever
Wirral
Cheshire
Campbell-Bannerman
Lever
Princess Ena Converts to Catholic Faith in Spain
Princess Ena of Battenberg converts to Roman Catholicism in a ceremony at the palace chapel in Seville Maria Miramar with Bishop Robert Brindle presiding. Premier Moret and the Duke of Alba witnessed the rite, deeply moving the royal party including Princess Beatrice and the princess herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Sebastian
Spain
CIA of
Servian cabinet resigns over Austrian trade talks
Belgrade March 7 The Stojanovic cabinet tendered its resignation to the king stating ministers could not accept Austrian proposals for a commercial agreement with Servia. The move signals a major political shift as Belgrade handles delicate trade negotiations with Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Belgrade
Servia
Stojancvich
Tking
Serva
Mummified Remains Found in Attic Over Forty Years
Special to The Washington Post New York March 7 the mummified bodies of three infants the skull of an old man or woman and the shriveled remains of an adult were found in two small racking vases on the top floor of a three story building 118 to 122 Vim street today from memoranda in the box it appears the bodies have been in boxes for about forty years dating 1885 on each dust shows they had not been moved for years discovered by workmen remodeling the building coroner Shrady found no crime indicated remains in excellent state of preservation
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Washington Post
New York
Vim Street
Shrady
Plea for Rathbone in Ohio Legislature
A joint resolution was introduced in both chambers urging Congress to investigate E G Rathbone, former Cuba postal director under the U S provisional government, who claims rights were denied during his trial for alleged misappropriation. Rathbone, freed by amnesty when Cuba was turned over to the republic, seeks federal inquiry to vindicate his case. He was appointed to the Cuba post from Ohio, a Hamilton resident.
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Ohio
Congress
Hearny
Columbus
General Assembly
E G Rathbone
Posta
Cuba
United States Provisional Government
Rathbone
United States
Hamilton
Italian girl held for murder in Williamsbridge
Special to The Washington Post from New York reports Josephine Terra novii the Italian girl wife of Vife fatally stabbed her uncle Gaetano Riggio and aunt Concetta Riggio in their Williamsbridge home February 22 to avenge abuse by the uncle. A coroner's jury held her responsible for the deaths and she was committed to the Tombs to await grand jury action. She was present at the inquest but did not testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
York
Josephine Terranovi
Josephine
Brownlow Dominant in Tennessee Republican Committee Fight
The Washington Post reports Brownlow’s influence ruled today’s Tennessee Republican Committee session. The August 2 state convention date was kept to enable counties to form tickets without party fights. Evans supporters planned an aggressive governor bid, while Brownlow loyalists favored Wright’s nomination and control of party machinery.
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Washington Post
Nashville
Tenn
Brownlow
Tonday
State Republican Committee
Hollay Evans
Weir
Corteiyou
Chattanooga
Hale
Evana
Wright
Bvang
Evans
Allegheny Not Willing In Greater Pittsburg Annexation
Ex Gov William A Stone filed a bill of exceptions in the Court of Quarter Sessions challenging the greater Pittsburg act annexing Allegheny. Judge McClung set a court date for arguments with opposing counsel. outcome may affect the referendum or trigger an appeal to Pennsylvania's Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
William A Stone
Allegheny
Court of
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Admits 18000 Forgery Tied to Illinois Steel
Chicago March 7 The principal in the Levent Illinois Steel Company pay forgery case has confessed to forging eighteen thousand dollars in South Chicago. Laws Longpre 18 the man was arrested yesterday at Western Bank Company where he worked as an engraver Tongpres wife was arrested Monday and identified by merchants who say she cashed several pay checks. Longpre had been under surveillance for years and earlier suspicions tied him to other large forgeries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Steel Company
Pas
Chicago
Justice Brown to Retire from Supreme Court in Fall
Associate Justice Henry Billings Brown plans to retire from the U S Supreme Court this fall after reaching age seventy and ten years on the bench. President Roosevelt has been notified and offered Senator Philander Knox a vacancy, but Knox declined. Brown, appointed by Harrison in 1838, intends to travel in Europe this summer while remaining on current term duties. Other justices over seventy with long service are Chief Justice Fuller and Justices Harlan and Brewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Hamison
Roosevelt
Knox
Henry Billings Brown
United States Supreme Court
Hago
Philander Knox
Pennsylvania
Justice Brown
Supreme Bench
Brown
Europe
Beath
Harrison
Puller
Justicd
Harlan
Brewer
Gillette in Novel Role in Prosecution Collapse
Savannah March 7 May Cassius Gillette testified as a defense witness for Greene and Gaynor, claiming a government bid for dredging nearly half a million dollars was sought to aid a supplemental contract. He described bids from rival firms, noting a high 70 cent per cubic yard quote that, when averaged with other work, dropped to 16 cents. The witness also stated government dredging costs at Cumberland Sound average about 6 dollars per cubic yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Cassius
Gillette
Greene and Gaynor
Brvin
May Gillette
Carter
Greene
Gaynor
Judge Advocate General
Osborne
Mai Gillette
Irwin
Cumberland Sound
Aged Mother Accuses Son On Court On Stretcher
Mrs Jane Eherburn, eighty two, arrived at Harlem Police Court on a stretcher to testify against her forty two year old son David Thorburn for assault. She claimed he beat her on February 2 over money, leaving her badly injured. The court set bail at 1000 dollars for trial. Thorburn denied the charges as she testified with resolve and fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Jane Eherburn
Harlem
David
Hqtor
Cad
Magistrata Wable
Thorburn
Tral
Mra
Jiela
The Value of Charcoal in Health and Beauty
Charcoal is presented as a safe purifier for the stomach and bowels, absorbing gases and impurities and improving breath, complexion, and teeth. Stuart’s Charcoal Lozenges, made with willow charcoal and honey, are praised for daily use. A Buffalo doctor endorses them for gas relief and facial purification, noting 25 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Stuert
Rouvier’s Resignation Situation and Cabinet List
The piece notes Rouvier continues policy until a successor is named with Revolt’s instructions valid and foreign policy intact. It recalls the cabinet formed November 22, 195, under Loubet with M Dubief interior, Etienne war, Troillot commerce, Merlol finance, Crauwie justice, Clementel colonies, Armargauthine public works, Bienvenue public instruction, and Artin listed among ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeciras
France
M Rouvier
Algecira
M Loubet
M Falleres
Wi Rogvier
M. Dubief
M Etienne
Mt Thomson
M Trouillot
M Merlol
M. Crauwie Dinister
M_ CLEMENTEL
Publc
Armart Gauthine
Bienvenue
Artin
Resignation Dynamics Shake French Policy Fears Berlin
Berlin reports the fall of Premier Rouvier sparks misgivings about a return to Delcasse era policies. Curiosity grows over a potential cabinet change and the Algeciras conference, as German officials note a near agreement with Russia on Moroccan police and international control. Delcasse resigned in June after disputes over Morocco negotiations, saying differences with colleagues warranted stepping down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
M Rouvier
M Delcasse
Tregic
Clerman
Algeciras
Foreign Office
Germany
France
Spain
Morocco
Delcasse
French police project presented at Moroccan reform talks
The French police plan for Morocco proposes a three year force of 2000 to 2500 men at key ports, commanded by French and Spanish officers with noncommissioned leaders. Funded by the state bank, the proposal omits international supervision and mirrors Reveil's Monday outline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeciras
Wil Bo
Spain
French Navy Superior to Germany in Armament
Paris March 7 Marine Minister Thompson defended the naval budget stating France outguns Germany in heavy medium and small guns. He noted 1 heavy 86 medium and 780 small guns more than Germany, with two new battleships due next year and four the following year along with cruisers torpedo boats and submarines. Time is the key in keeping pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Thompson
Hamilton to Face Suits on Recovery Action
New York Life announced an accounting and restitution suit against Judge Andrew Hamilton. Hiram R Steete, chairing the investigating committee, and ex-judge William A Heener discussed initiating actions soon, despite concerns about Hamilton's assets. Joseph H Choate will counsel the Mutual Life's committee. Kentucky House passes annual accounting bill for life insurance companies. Ocean steamers move with arrivals and departures in transatlantic service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Life
Andrew Hamilton
Hiram R Steete
New York Lifes
William A Heener
Hamiton
Hamilton
Paris
Jerome
Joseph H ‘Choate
Mutual Sife
Choate
William H ‘Truesdale
John W. Auchincloss
Do You Get Up With A Lame Back
An old Washington Daily Post advertisement touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney trouble. It warns of Bright’s Disease and lists numerous symptoms, promising free sample bottle and book by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton, NY, urging readers to mention reading the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Bright
Kilmer
Isaver
Malf
Swamp Root
Kilmer & Co
Bing
Harton
Washington Daiily Post
Dr.Killers Swamp-Root
Binghamton N
Tenderloin Saloons Corruption Revealed In Police Bribery Case
New York dispatch reports Berthe Cisiche told Assistant District Attorneys Fly and Vandiver about paying officers to avoid molestation while walking the Tenderloin. She named four ex vice squad members and about fifty other policemen receiving similar bribes weekly. St. Louis indictments listed four officers in graft probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Berthe Cisiche
Tenderloin
Fly
Vandiver
Vice Squad
Emil Gerdron
Berthe
Jerome
Bly
St. Loui
St. Louis
Grand Junion
Sergt. J J Con Jhors
Eeward Carrollton
William J J Haberstroh
Theodore Velmer
Iito
Riot in Michigan Prison Strikes Turns Violent
Fifty convicts at Jackson State Prison sparked a four day clash after a table shop strike over pay. Pitcher Terry from the prison baseball team beat Keeper Laramie as guards restored order. The men were locked in cells then returned to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Mich
Terry
Laramie
Quiet China Report Says Empire Calm and Healthy
A cable from the foreign office at Pekin to the Chinese Legation reported the Empire as quiet with the Emperor and Empress Dowager both in excellent health. The message said no tensions were evident and provided no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Office
Pekin
Sim Yress
Death of H. P. Mason in Frankfort Kentucky
H P Mason a prominent railroad contractor and president of the Mason Hoge Company died at his country home in Frankfort Kentucky after a brief illness He leaves an estate of about half a million dollars Mason was widely known in the railroad industry and with his passing a major business figure is lost to the sector
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H. P. Mason
Frantfort Ky
H P Mason
Mason-Hoge Company
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Wilkesbarre
Baer
Philadelphia and Reading Company
Coal Company
F. J. Robbins
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Cornwall
Turner
Colebrook
Northenyon
Pennsilsia Steel Company
Steerton
Tas Penn Gas Coal Company
John Mitchell
Wicheh
Jimés
Nancy m Pis
Keres
Teland
Faneral
Hia Sens
Philadelphis and
Fancasier
Health Office Record
NEW York Timet
Orton
Undertakers
W.R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Pruneshwaty
Josiah Quincy
Pattison
City Ownership Victory
Odessa
Thussia
Yanoun Terns
Fayetteville
Misa Etta Grown
Womens Presbyteran College
Hed Springs
McGeachy
Fayettevilles
Ans
Princess Ena
Keaton
Kalon Wine Co
Plea For Rathbone
Abube
Tennessee
Rouvier
Kentucky
Frankfort
Kentucky House of Representatives
Teutonic
Liverpool
Totterdam
Berthe Claiche
Grait
Armest
Dr. Lyon
Fk 4 Lyord
Michigan
China
Waltham Watches
Waltham Watch
American Waltham Watch Company
Waltham, Mass
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