All Points To Strike Over Wage Dispute In Coal Fields
The joint scale committee of bituminous operators in Indiana Ohio and Western Pennsylvania failed to reach a wage settlement with miners at a three hour conference in Indianapolis. If no agreement is reached by Saturday 425000 miners across four states face a strike while operators vow to keep mines running and recruit strikebreakers.
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Andianapolis
Ind
Ilingis
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Jsolot
Mitchell
Joint Sale Committee
Illinois
JH. Winder
Danville
Ill
Wales
Philip Penna
Frank McKenna
Western Pennsylvania District Miners’ Board
Pittsour
Robbins
Western Pennsylvania
Indi Fina
Hlinots
West
Wikesbarre
Mahanoy
United Ming Workers
Chicago
Ines
General Strike Drives Irwin Mines Action
Irwin Pennsylvania March 27 The United Mine Workers of America national organization now heads the drive to organize 16 000 men in the Irwin field Joseph Sharp of Iowa arrives from Indianapolis as president Mitchel s personal representative Sharp aims to close mines in Irwin and nearby fields as efforts in Indianapolis hint a general miners strike may be inevitable upon his departure
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Irwin
Irwin Field
National Organization of the United Mle Workers of America
Joseph Sharp
Iowa
Indianapolis
John Mitchel
Sharp
Inwin
Amicals
Spriggs Gets Law's Limit in Abduction Case
Special to The Washington Post reports Robert Hal Spriggs, a Menegro dive keeper, was convicted of abduction as a second offense in General Sessions and sentenced to twenty years by Judge Cowing. Sallie Bennett, the Negress Dive Keeper, pleaded guilty to abduction as a first offense and received ten years. The Bennett woman wept at sentencing while Spriggs faced the bar with a harsh rebuke from the judge.
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Sallie Bennett
Cowing
The
Washington Post
Robert Hal Spriggs
Jide
Sule Bennett
Hater
Springs
Jadze
Bennett
Spriggs
John Henzelman
Younger
Jodge Cowie
Pisele
Judge Cowing
Te Courtenom
Rennote
Strikes and Riot Fears Grip St Petersburg and Moscow
A March 27 dispatch reports troops armored trains and machine guns deployed at strategic points in St Petersburg and Moscow. Cossacks patrol streets as political tension rises, while a wireless telegraph project and rail line controls are being developed. The cabal at court seeks to pressure reform, with a mid April moment anticipated and potential bloodshed feared.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Witte
War Office
Cabal
Trepoff
Tsarskoe-Selo
Nasha Shisn
Kokovsoft
Fomancn
Paris
Count Witte
Kamenetz
Bessarabia
Podolia
Court Cabal
Bulta
Podo+ Ha
Pan-Rusann Railroad
Mailioad
Rumor of Jockey Engagement to Sir Daniel Cooper's Daughter
London reports a rumor that jockey Danny Maher may wed Dorothy Cooper, daughter of Sir Daniel Cooper. The tale traces to Dorothy’s social circle after she, new to adulthood, faced financial pressures from a bridge whist game and sought help, leading to a series of meetings and exchanged letters with Maher.
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Daniel Cooper
London
Danny Maher
Dorothy Cooper
Maher
Archbishop Ireland Arrives in Rome for Courtesy Visit
Archbishop Ireland reached Rome from Paris on March 27 and checked into a hotel. He visited the American College, was cordially greeted by Rector Mer Kennedy, then led the College of the Propaganda, and met Cardinal Gotti, seeking a private audience with the Pope. He plans several weeks of duties and meetings with friends, including Cardinal Vannutelli.
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Rome
Ireland
Paris
American College
Mer. Kennedy
College of the Propaganda
Cardinal Gotti
Vincenzo Vannutelli
Policy to Restrict Niagara Energy Exports Proposed
Ottawa reports a federal water power policy to curb Niagara energy exports to protect Canadian industries. Under the plan, export rights would be revocable on short notice with no claims against other governments, and the government would set rules. The move also targets preservation of the falls’ scenic beauty from spoliation.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Niagara
Public Works
Hyman
Swat
Von Elevelow in Trying Role With Uncertain Chancellor Outlook
Berlin reports say Chancellor von Eve low faces continued public talk of a possible crisis. The Emperor William is seen walking with him in the Tiergarten and maintains his usual supportive posture. Despite criticism over taxation and policy, there is no definite sign that the chancellorship is seriously affected.
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Berlin
von Evelow
William
Tiergarten
Heichstag
Shane
Algeciras
Vienna thief an American revealed identity as Killoran
In Vienna March 27 a man who used the name James Howard when arrested for robbing a bank depositor admitted to the judge his identity as Joseph Killoran, the American post office and bank robber. The case connects to a 1905 Austrian report of Killoran alleged to have stolen $4,000. The record also recalls 1890s robberies by Killoran and partners in Springfield, Alabama, and actions in New York and Illinois.
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Vienna
James Howard
Joseph Killoran
New York
Kiloran
Charles Allen
George Carlson
Sid Yeunie
Harry Russell
Springfield
Ludlow Street
Killoran
Allen
Russell
Ilinois
Chester
Yields to Great Britain over Servian regicide demand
Belgrade dispatch reports Britain demands dismissal of eleven regicides as a precondition to resuming relations. Serbian cabinet split with four for acceptance and three, including Premier Gruics, opposed. War portfolio reorganization followed, Col Antonics named minister of war after Col Zivkovics was refused.
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Belgrade
Alexander
Drage
Peter
Servia
Great Britain
Servie
Col
Zikovics
Zivkovics
Col Antonics
French Officer Dismissed After Court Martial Acquits Captain
In Paris on March 27 a Mantes court-martial acquitted Captain Croy who refused to order his men to seize barri evades at Nantes church inventory. Minister of War Etienne dismissed Croy from the army and plans to remove garrison officers at Nantes for sympathizing with the dismissed officer.
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Paris
Mantes
Croy
Barrievades
Nantes
Etienne
Castellane Divorce Hearing Postponed to April 28
Paris March 21 The adjourned Castellane divorce hearing set for March 41 is postponed to April 28 due to Countess Anna’s absence at Blazrita and Count Bont’s electoral campaign. The delay aims to decide future business and domestic steps before final hearing. Spain’s tariff plan goes into effect July 1, affecting American imports. duties rise on machinery and flour while iron and steel duties fall.
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Paris
Maren
Castellane
Anna
Blazrita
Count Bont
Partes
Spain
Madrid
Million famine sufferers in three prefectures beg relief
Tokyo reports update on the famine across Fukushima Miyagi and Iwate with crop failures and large relief needs. Sufferers total 3,000,000 across affected areas, with extensive food and clothing needs and in adequate aid.
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Tokyo
Fukushima
Miyago
Iwate
Gamma
Red Cross Boosts Japan Relief Funds with $130000+
National and American Red Cross totals reach £190000 sent via the State Department for Japanese famine relief. District of Columbia Red Cross to host Friday 4:30 pm Belasco Theater meeting with Taft, De Armond, Wolf and others to discuss home and abroad relief work. Admission cards available at the Red Cross office.
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State Department
Japanese Red Cross
Japan
District of Columbia
The
Red Cross
Belasco Theater
Charles Lynch
U.S A
Colorado Building
Fourteenth
Streets
Recall of Storer Prompts U S Ambassador Change in Austria
Vienna dispatch reports President Roosevelt recalls Ambassador Storer and replaces him with Charles Spencer Francis as the U S envoy to Austria-Hungary. Secretary Rives named as charg d affaires. timing hinges on Storer presenting a recall letter to Emperor Francis Joseph.
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Foreign Office
Secretary of
Root
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Storer
Brorer
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Trieste
Francis
Foreign Office Today
Associated Press
Francis Joseph
Charles Spencer Francis
Troy
United States
Austria-Hungary
French Play Sparks Bucharest Riot Killing Two Officers
A Paris language protest at the National Theater in Bucharest sparked a violent riot last night. Troops fired on demonstrators, leading to two officer deaths and more than 300 injured among rioters, soldiers, and civilians, with women and children among the injured. Gendarmes pursued fleeing demonstrators, breaking into homes to arrest occupants.
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Bucharest
Vienna
Ladies’ Charity Society
Marie
Iwo
Teir
Diet Adopts Rail Nationalization Bill in Tokyo
The Japanese Diet approved the railway nationalization bill as amended by the House of Peers after opposition. Despite changes, the bill remains compulsory. The current Diet session closed today in Tokyo.
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Tokyo
House of Peers
House of Representatives
House
Tributes to Wheeler Honor Civil War Leader in Atlanta
In Atlanta March 27 tributes honored Gen Joseph Wheeler for leading in two wars. John Maddox and Corporal James Tanner spoke, praising Wheeler and urging a monument. Daughters of the Confederacy and Wheeler’s daughters attended as veterans and local groups filled the theater. The day included prayers and a planned parade, rain delaying the military pageant. The Blue and Gray gathering continues the next day with leaders from Northern and Southern veteran groups.
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Republic
Atlanta
Joseph Wheeler
Wheeler
John XV. Maddox
Jamies Tanner
Grand Army of the Republic
Gen. Wheeler
Annie Wheeler
Lucy Wheeler
Carrie Wheeler
Jutia Wheeler Harris
John B. Gordon
Seventeenth United States Infantry
Fort McPherson
Fifth Georgia Infantry
Thompson Fr. Jones
Heeler Cavalry
Joseph MM
Terrell
Tohn W. Maddox
South
Clement A. Evans
United Confederate Veterans
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Lakes
Tanner
James Tanner
Corporal Tanner
Meriden Theater Fire Injures Two Firemen
A wooden Meriden Theater and adjacent four story brick building burned in Meriden Connecticut causing about 15 thousand dollars in losses. Two firemen were injured by falling timbers while battling the blaze. Buildings owned by Wilcox Realty Company. Also noted a separate fire in Butte Montana causing about 100 thousand dollars in stock damage at Passmore Paper Company and 20 thousand in building damage. Detais follow about a Detroit printer William Maher who died by suicide in New York City.
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Meriden
Conn
Meriden Theater
Wilcox Realty Company
Butte
Mont
Olsen
Passmore Paper Company
Detroit
New York
William Maher
Mich
Chelsea Square
Tenth ‘Avenue
Our Splendid Stock of Dining-room Furniture
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Deaths and marriages from the health office record
The health office records list deaths reported up to March 7 including Albert Barnes Freedmen's Hospital Annis Brown Anacoatia 2 years Mary Brannin 2190 Ya ave Ruth Hammond Oliver Hohnes Mary Jenkins Raymond Johnson Martta Kelly John Cullen McGowan Henry Puyer Henry Robinson Katherine Rucker Raymond Tolbert infant of Asiis Thomas Mary J. Tolan Semuel Vaughan James A. Williams plus licensed marriages for Eugene Davis Alicen Gibson Dallas Bolick Hattie Boer Williac Stewart Besele Cook Noah Saunders Annie McCoy.
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Freedmen's Hospital
Reaes
Annis B. Brown
Sheerdan Ave
Anacoatia
Mary Brannin
Ya. Ave
Mattila Exags
Trion Alley Nw
Sears
Wen HL Faucer
Hanover Place
Ruth Hammond
Idt
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Yaar
Oliver
Hohnes
Mary
Jenkins
Raymond Johnson
Martta Kelly
Washington St. Ow
Cullen McGowan
Jeare
Henry Puyer
Kalorama Ral Nw
Henry Robinson
West
Eugene Davis
Alicen Gibson
Dallas B. Bolick
Hattie Boer
Culpeper County
Veailiar White
Lulu Leftridge
Noth
Baltimore, Md
Willlac, Stewart
Besele Cook
Noah Saunders
Annie McCoy
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