Operators Fight Over Wage Scale Delays Drag On Peace Effort
The coal miners and operators in central competitive and southwestern districts failed to reach a wage agreement as joint scale committees adjourned with no consensus. Robbins pressed for restoring the 14 scale, while others warned against any concession without clear net benefit, as tensions persisted across Indiana and Illinois districts.
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Indianapolis
Maren
Hom
Mitchell
Ti Taine Warkers
Int
Am District
Robbins
L Robbuns
FB Zerby
Cleveland
Ohio
Robbins MidZeibe
GA Magoon
Bittsburg
Pennsylvania
LayLonindt
Indiana
Ilinos
Sede
Central Competitive Discret
Miomine
FL Robbinz
Twhnois
Imani
Obio
Secretary of the Nav miscontrues report claims no conspiracy
Secretary Bonaparte said before the Naval Committee that his recent report was misconstrued and magnified. He denied any conspiracy or trade union and noted a tendency among poorer students to frown on high scholarship. He cited similar statements in other schools and emphasized no unusual claim.
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Robbins
Indiana
Mtecesta
Uc Pitsburg Coal Company
Minos
Don Wi Roobins
Miecacik
Luenencis
Nav
Bonaparte
Naval Committee
Oris
Aiit
Mount Dajo Fight Briefed by Scott in Philippines
Governor Scott reports Mount Dajo engagement shows progress against bands allied with the insurgents. He notes the band chief refused surrender after threats, was killed in the clash, and asserts improved conditions in the islands will follow.
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Ho L Scott
Salu
Philippines
Pheimpines
Apol
Goverantog
Mount Day
Ayscott
II United Patio
Chiet
Mount Orjo
Wlands
Army orders from Manila and ports to San Francisco
Orders show multiple personnel changes and assignments including Maj Gen Wood and officers heading to locate Maj John Alexander Logan’s monument site in Manila. Leases of absence for Col Broth Crowder and others, resignations accepted, and retirements scheduled. Various naval and army staff movements listed with new duties and postings across multiple locations including Washington Norfolk Santo Domingo and Guantanamo Bay.
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Broth H Crowder
Henry B. Ball
Oliver H Dockery
Taird Infantry
Paulie Disisson
Hethes
San Francisco
J. A. Logan
Manila
Wood
Harry of Arms
John Alexander Logan
Maj Logan
John 4 Logan
Tadpole Ladie Mud Kids Bridge Fun Afternoon
A playful account describes children playing on a sunny afternoon near a bridge. Tadpoles and mud games spark noisy laughter as kids, aided by a helper, jump from the bridge and splash in mud. The scene ends with a cautious warning about decorum and safety.
A Difference in Lungs Across Populations
Edinburgh University displays three lungs side by side an Eskimo snow white a coal miner black and a town dweller slate gray city lungs. The ad claims Scott Emulsion keeps lungs clean resists germs and builds health quickly and permanently to prevent consumption among urban residents.
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Edinburgh University
Scott
Railroads Probe Undercutting Freight Classifications
The Interstate Commerce Commission opened a hearing in New York on March 23 to investigate underbilling and misdeclaration by jobbers in freight shipments. Railroads testified they were not complainants, but inspectors from the Franklin Line Association described cases like axel grease as valuable china and horsehair as human hair, aiming to secure lower tariffs.
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Commission
Washinston
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Knapp
Robert G Stevenson
Rank Line Association
Stevenson
Lees Thin
Qharman Knapp
P J Farrell
Two Virginia Teams Hold Strong Lineups for Baseball Season
In Lexington Virginia Washington and Lee University and Virginia Military Institute field strong returning lineups with eight veterans back and several promising newcomers. Captain Trimble backs the Washington and Lee battery while VMI notes improvements in pitching and infield as coach Brown and Crebs push for early season success.
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Washington Post
Leungton
Lexington
Washington and Lee
Virginia Military Institute
Capt Trimble
Toms
Johnson
Porter
McCreary
Trimble
Luhn
Temple
Bagley
Pipes
Maxwell
C B
Fayetteville (Tenn
Miles
St Albans
Antony
Randolph-Macon Academy
Ford
Chatham
Waco
Tex
Dow
New Mexico
Miliary Institute
Brown
Dartmouth
Capt Goorke
VMI
Short Ston
Ceater
Devault
Goodloe
Taliaferro
G. Frasier
Pollock
A. Trasier
Byrd
Wo P
Robbers kill guard at Knapp Bank in Sodus village
Rochester report says Constable Edward Pullman confronted burglars drilling the Knapp Bank safe. A volley of gunfire fatally wounded him as robbers fled, later traced to Rochester where detectives pursue leads. Separate item notes charges against several life insurance firms in Columbus for rebates and improper practices.
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Rochester
Edward Tullman
Sodus
Knapp
Rome, Watertown and
Ogdensburg
Knapp Bank
Pullman
Columbus
Ohio
Columbian National Life Insurance Company of
Boston
American Agency
Company of New dJernes
American Investment Securitas Company of
Maine
The World Full of Heroes om Ne
A reflective note argues that heroes arise outside government and law, drawn from coinage and sacrifice, and questions whether fear or bravado drives their risky, glorious deeds.
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Bernard Shaw
One of these there real estate men teased by Uncle Henry
An odd remark from Uncle Henry Butterworth mocks a real estate man for crafting a prospectus that could make the infernal regions seem appealing. The exchange hints at a wary view of optimistic real estate pitches and promises of modern comforts.
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Kinisis Cy Times
Henry Butterworth
Painman
Grower’s Remark on High Tea Sparks Society Talk
Fragmentary note shows a grower addressing a woman about a “high tea” mentioned in society columns. The overheard exchange hints at social events and etiquette discussions, but details are unclear in the readable text.
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Philadelphia Press Grower
Dyer of Sanguily and Other Obituaries From March 23 1900
Gen Julio Sanguily dies at his Havana home after years of Cuban insurrection service and an American intervention that saved him from life imprisonment by Spain. Also notes deaths of Dr Jessie M McGregor Jennie Douglas mayor Frank E Moores Maj Robert M Rogers and a column on Parliament attendance and a Columbus Dispatch cartoon.
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Ilavana
Julio Sanguily
Sanguily
Washington
Denver
Calo
Jessie M McGregor
Seatch
McGregor
Edinburg
Leipzig
Paris
New York
Jennie Douglas
Byron Douglas
Omaha
Nebr
Frank E .Moores
Zimman
Portland
Robert M Rogers
USA
Georgia
West Point
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Chattanoom
Lierkie Johns
Navy
Feuiat
Sanncz
Uon
RWE
Hercules Sandoval
Alsarado
Norfolk
Texas
St Josephs
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
EIN Billing Freight
Yin
Virginia
Washington and Lee and Virginia Military Institute
Lexington Institute
Alaska
Tacoma Ledger
Tropics
Globe
Alaskan
Mammoth Peaks
Wrangel
Cook's Inlet
Bogossols
Alaskan Peninsula
Columbus Dispatch
Tom
Matt
Jack
Cuba
Haston Globe
House of Commons
England
Linnt
London
Regal
Bromley
Polley
Washington Store
Penn. Ave. N.W
NEW Publications
Charles Willis Thompson
New York Times
Congress
Mark
G. W. Dillingham, Publishers
Crossett
Lea
Ted Lewis
A. Crossett
Tan
North Abington, Mass
Massachusetts Avenue
Ladies’ Advisory Department
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Mary E. Shelton
Poplar Bhuf, Mo
Cardui
Pan-American Railway
Charles M. Pepper
Garibou
Ernest Thompson Seton
Gooper
W.c. Brownell
Francis Seymour Haden
W. B. Boulton
Waters OF
Venice
Arthur Symons
Maxfield Parrish
F. Hopkinson Smith
Barnegat
Mane van Vorst
W. S. Moody
Nelson Lloyd
Beatrice Stevens
Charles Scribner's
Washington Gas Light
10Th St
Lique—y Company
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