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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1906

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Big Coal Strike Begins Monday Amid National Labor Tensions

A sweeping coal strike spreads across the bituminous fields with 24,881 workers involved. Operators urge President Roosevelt to appoint a commission as miners in four states threaten to halt work unless wage scales are settled, while talks in New York aim to avert a full shutdown. Multiple regional factions push for immediate action and a central conference to decide future labor terms.

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Parker Refuses to Serve in Mershugton Senate Inquiry

Former Judge Allon Bo Darker acted as a commissioner to examine state banking a prominent area of the senate miner committee. Jammed by misprints, the report notes Parker’s refusal to serve amid speculation on possible conflicts of interest. The document suggests Parker’s stance could influence the inquiry’s direction and potential actions.

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KILLED BY COACHMAN WITH LITTLE KNOWN CAUSE

The New York case details David Burhaus shooting Thomas Hegarty the groom after Burhaus, a son of Cornelius Bliss, brought Mra Bliss for a drive. Burhaus then shot Hegarty in the head and killed himself, the motive unclear, with family and authorities stating Burhaus had been gloomy and nervous.

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Mystery in grime they tell Frank story in Minneapolis six dead men

A Bulgarian band linked to Presbad in Turkey is under investigation after six men were found dead in a Minneapolis house at 43 Tenth Avenue South. Eleven Bulgarians, residents of the same house, were arrested as the police probe motives, identities, and possible accomplices. The case shifts theories as suspects recount their versions, with detectives tracing winter wages and labor camps in northern Minnesota.

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Isle of Pines Revolt Ends as Colon Trial Run Sails

The Isle of Pines movement waned after talks with Havana officials. The American steamer Cristobal Colon may sail between Batabano and Isle of Pines during a provisional arrangement until a Cuba coastwise access decision is made. Keenan expects a Saturday sailing. plans focus on defeating treaty ratification as prospects improve.

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Embalming Fluid Test In Rice Case Advances In New Trial Bid

Four years after Albert Patricks was convicted in the Rice murder, district attorney Jerome directs new embalming-fluid experiments to test if embalming, not chloroform, caused Rice’s death. Two deceased patients at Monopoli hospital will be used, under Dr Louis Schutz of the charities department, to emulate conditions of Rice’s autopsy outcome. The subjects, Lug Carabotu and Rachel Williams, will be embalmed with Rice’s process to gauge potential effects.

New York William Marsh Rice Albert T Patricks Patrick Sing Sing Rice Valet Jones Jeromes Patricks Agun Louis Schuitz Charities Department Carabotu Rachel Walliams

Denver Woman Crushed In Capitol Elevator Tragedy

Mrs Mary V Wallace of Denver died two hours after an elevator accident at the Capitol. The incident occurred on the Senate wing when she attempted to exit as the car descended, despite others leaving ahead. Witnesses described the crushing impact and the subsequent medical efforts failed to save her.

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Attacks On Street Cars Trigger Mass Strike In Winnipeg

Windpeg & Jet Railway workers walked out for higher pay causing violent scenes as mobs hurled bricks and stones at cars and drivers. Strikers clashed with strike breakers armed with bats. Police and special troops were deployed after two pickets were seriously injured. Mayor Sharpe urged calm and orderly conduct amid calls for military protection.

Wannipeg Cases Windpeg & Jet Railway Cas Snally Sharpe Askene

Belgrane Leaders to Retire Regicide Opponents debarred

Belgrane leaders plan to retire key regicides and bar their army uniforms as part of a shift toward resuming diplomatic relations with Great Britain. Opponents will be retired as a sop, with Worfolk and Washington Steam era daily at 6 30 pm, listing "Old Point" on the schedule for readers.

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Unconscious Pulpit Event Sends Pastor to Hospital

Pastor John Stewart collapsed in the pulpit at 221 Ninth Street NW after delivering a fiery sermon about salvation. He was assisted by mournful congregants, transported to Freedmen's Hospital, regained consciousness, and returned home at 227 Ninth Street NW.

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Austrian family dies in gas leak in Philadelphia tenement

In Philadelphia a family of Austrian immigrants, arrived three days earlier, were overcome by gas from an equipment mishap in a tenement. Father Schayc Weissem died at 2 PM, Rosa his wife and daughters Selis aged 22 Sarah 19 and Anna 14 were dying at the hospital. Rebecca, the fourth daughter, spent the night with relatives and helped extinguish the light before gas fumes filled the rooms.

Philadelphia Schay¢ Weissem Hospital Rosa Selis Sarah Anna Rebecca

Cars collide on Williamsburg Bridge injures woman

New York reports a crash on the Williamsburg Bridge when two street cars jammed on the incline and brakes failed. Fannie Ferguson of Brooklyn was badly hurt as passengers rushed to exit, trampling and injuries causing physicians to attend the wounded amid shattered glass and wreckage.

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Runaway Wife Shot Dead During Escape Attempt Near Waslington

Mrs Leora Crabb eloped six months earlier and fled from Sheriff Walton on a Wrights to Tennille train. The struggle over the sheriff’s pistol ended with Crabb's forehead wound and death in his arms. Her husband, told of the event, said she need not have feared forgiveness.

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Gov Pattison In Deteriorating Condition In Ohio

Governor Pattison’s condition worsened tonight with reports saying he is not quite so well. Physicians issued a bulletin noting he has been more restless with normal temperature and pulse but uncertain respiration and overall outlook remains guarded.

Columbus Ohio Pattisons

Car Plunges Over Embankment Near Macon

A suburban car on the Wireville One plunged ten feet over a bank this afternoon in Macon injuring several passengers. The injured include Mrs Charlies Tyood Ruff, Mrs Fenelon, Mrs Scoven, Mrs B Shmbotzer, and one young son of Dr J T Dewberry, all of Macon, and Mrs Sarah Polliette of New York. None of the injuries are serious. Cause of the crash is not known.

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Justice Harlan May Quit to Unite Two Washington Churches

Justice Harlan promises to resign from the Supreme Court if the New York Avenue and Assembly Presbyerian Churches unify to form one church. They vote to consolidate, fund a grand northwest cathedral, and name the new body the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church of Washington DC with co pastors Rev George P Wilson and Rex Wallace Radecliffe.

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Widow attempts death by own action in New Orleans area

Widow Virgi May Kay, 28, reportedly attempted suicide in New Orleans area, telephoned for assistance then refused to leave the hospital, with doctors fearing she may die. Also two fever cases reported at Mendia Mexco and Meridian, touching on health concerns and local travel updates.

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