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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1906

Page

36

Greatest coal strike threat tests UMW leadership and unions

The article warns of a potential historic coal strike unless negotiations succeed, with about 100000 workers relying on union relief for nearly two years. It details wage, supply, and immigrant labor tensions, West Virginia and Colorado contexts, and mentions leaders John Mitchell and others as central figures while noting possible national impact if no settlement is reached.

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Roosevelt Lion and Tawney King Bird Comment on Washington

Prominent Minnesota congressman Frank Mudd, famed as the handsomest man in the House, critiques public men in Washington in a Sauk Center Herald letter. He ties the South American war and labor strikes to government outlays, noting miners and operators are preparing for a major clash as the Anthracite Coal Commission looms and a six month supply campaign stands ready.

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Outdoor Girl Jacket Promises Comfortable Sport Wear

The piece extols a hand tailored short box coat with leather cuffs and deep pockets, designed for year round use from autumn to spring. It praises its durability, fit, and practical styling while weaving in literary allusions to notable figures to illustrate strength and reliability.

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Curtain Support for Window Shade Rollers and Curtain Poles

Describes a patented simple metal frame device to support window shade rollers and curtain poles. Two-part design with upper loop and lower brace fastened to the window frame by screws and eyelets. Provides strong, unobtrusive support while bearing weight.

Extraordinary bargains in furniture and carpets headline

Retail note touts nickel lamp at under a dollar, a reclining chair with adjustable foot rest, iron rail go carts, and durable brick goods offered at special prices. The ad emphasizes low prices and limited quantities with strong language and illustrated items.

Opening of the New Mattings To-morrow

Opening sale of new mattings with various China and Japanese patterns offered at reduced prices for one day. Includes heavy China mattings, mattress labels, and dom estic tea crest utilities, highlighting fresh Oriental designs and tray patterns at discounted rates.

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