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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1912
Page
1
A publisher critiques Professor Wilson arguing he shifts from Federalist roots to a Democratic pose. The piece contrasts Wilson with St Paul, alleging ambiguity in his current beliefs, and notes voters’ demand for clear platform positions from a leading presidential contender.
Dr Wes Masterson faces a warrant after reporting a patient with scarlet fever as recovered when officials say the patient still had the disease. The Medical Society of the District debated the case at George Washington University with Dr Woodward present and Dr Masterson asserting the health department was misled. Society voted to support Masterson and to have its lawyer defend him in court.
Miners and operators reject concessions amid planned adjournment as clashes injure several and police face attacks. In Lorraine and Silesia, Westphalia, and Ja Pruseie state mines are threatened while authorities prepare to deploy troops. The United Mine Workers and operators refuse wage or eight hour day changes, citing production needs and rising coal prices. Railroads and factories brace for a April mining suspension as coal stocks surge and prices climb. Local notices list schedules for travel and services.
Special to The Wasnington New York March 123 Mexico City dispatch reports Thomas F Ryan pledged to fund Mexico as much as needed. James Speyer of Speyer Co confirms rumors of a loan refusal are unfounded and states readiness to provide funds or services.
Special to The Wardington Past reports three men drowned in New York Bay behind Liberty Island on Monday night. One body and the boat were recovered. Robert Coulson aged 44, employed by DuPont Powder Company, was among those missing. The sailboat floated ashore bottom up at Armstrong Avenue, Dersey City, at noon today. The other two men remain missing.
Anthracite operators and miners stand firm on current wage scales claiming a wage rise would need 28 million dollars yearly. They warn only a 67 cent per ton increase across coal would be possible, signaling a potential strike as national president White declares.
Rail system struggles to move coal as contracts remain in force and districts push for prompt return of coal cars. Local roads seek all available cars while smaller lines reportedly delay due to demurrage costs, leaving consumers with coal stored on sidings.
Edward J Gay testifies before a sheriff jury in Brooklyn real estate proceedings over Samuel F Haslett an aged recluse. Haslett claimed constant fear of burglars and built an automaton on his stairway with a mailed sword to deter intruders. A witness described signals and gear used to operate the weapon as the case assessed Haslett estate valued at about $1000.
German coal fields face a spreading strike with over 240000 workers on strike. Clashes with police occur in Bochum and surrounding districts as authorities threaten to mobilize cavalry and arm mine officials. Widespread disruption seen in Westphalia and Lorraine with rising tensions and calls for military aid. The London version reports Asquith's proposals after a prolonged cease.
An express massing er, Trousdale, tells how two bandits forced a Wells Fargo guard to open the car. He killed the first robber with an ice mallet and then fired on the second as he returned to the car, killing him as well. The stage ruse aimed to move loot across the Rio Grande near Sanderson Texas.
Augustus Seaver, who sought the governor’s nomination last fall for labor candidate, was sentenced today to one year in the house of correction for making and mailing nomination papers. The case highlights a criminal bid for high office.
A chaotic report describes battles around Canton and Swatow as insurgents clash with regulars. Gen Sheng Yun allegedly advances toward Pekin aims to restore the emperor while threatening Manchus, with forces in Hwangtung and near Sankhwar Pass. The scene includes cannon fire, damaged ships, civilian casualties, and shifting loyalties as authorities seek order amidst widespread tribal forces.
The article argues wages have not kept pace with living costs over five years, noting a rise in prices in parts of England. It cites cooperative associations and commissions as factors. Starbhog critiques current wage trends and public policy while highlighting economic hardship and potential remedies.
A Taft backed report to Congress highlights rising costs. In England since 1898 wages rose 11 to 17 percent while food prices surged about 20 percent over twelve years. France and Germany show heavy price trends with fish and eggs affected. Holland reports a 16 to 25 percent rise. English cooperatives with 2701 members posted 1,097,000 net profits but did not curb prices. Civil service, army, navy stores and coal user groups push to ease pressures.
Roy Pierce son of New York magnate and his stepsister Virginia Burrowes eloped from Palm Beach and married in West Palm Beach. The ceremony was performed by Rev Waldo Milas after Rev Wakio and Rev Henry declined. Burrowes pleaded they had been engaged and wished to honeymoon in the South.
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