Miners Reach Tentative Reopen Talks After Work Halt
Anthracite operators agree to reopen negotiations with the United Mine Workers as a conference is set for April 10 in Philadelphia. About 50,000 Pittburgh district miners and 1,000 in adjacent Ohio counties face a suspension as unions seek wage increases and new terms. Industry output drops while rail and coal stocks stay ample in many regions.
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Higher wages in mills bolster New England textile industry
Boston reports cotton mill owners in New England will raise wages by six to ten percent in April to offset higher costs. Fall River New Bedford mills spurred a wider rate readjustment across southern New England and western Massachusetts affecting thousands of workers in Pawtucket Valley Falls and related companies announcing a ten percent rise for 1600 employees.
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Dynamite plot thwarted in Jersey City
A man named Whitlam Barlow attempted to detonate bombs in Jersey City business district. He stabbed Police Lieutenant Curry and fought officers for fifteen minutes before police overpowered him. Four sticks of dynamite and a fuse were found on him. He resisted capture at Passaic Avenue before lying in bed with a knife at the ready. Police recovered the dynamite at the scene.
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Reid Dine at Palace with King George and Queen Mary
American Ambassador in London Whitelaw Reid and Mrs. Reid lunched at Buckingham Palace with King George and Queen Mary. The event was part of a series of diplomatist functions hosted by the royals since their return from the Durbar in India.
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U S Arms Shipment Across Border Stir Mexico Debate
Reports claim the United States permitted arms and ammunition shipments to Mexico for President Madero to fight rebels, amid neutralities concerns and new enforcement steps. Officials debate policy changes as Villa and Orozco era tensions echo across the border.
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Steel Superintendent Shot in Carnegie Plant Tragedy
Harry Stewart, superintendent of furnaces at Carnegie Steel Duquesne Plant, was shot and seriously wounded by foreman Samuel Webb after a dismissal. Webb then killed himself, his death ending a tragedy that unfolded late today at the Pittsburgh site. Webb, English-born, had served six years at the plant and was said to have received Boer War bravery honors.
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Barbee Leaves Police HQ as Grant Steps In
Detective William Barbee, long a top Metropolitan officer, is transferred from central office to the Second precinct. Detective Joseph Grant, now at the central office, will replace Barbee with Fortney moving to headquarters. Barbee, in service since 1884, is noted for many arrests and property recoveries, including the George Glenn burglary case and the George Williams apartment robberies tied to scenes at the old Baltimore and Ohio station and the Pennsylvania station era.
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Tragic double shooting in Seventh Street home
Samuel Raven a former soldier recently released from Occoquan shot his wife Elisabeth Fallen and his brother John Raven after arguing with his wife at their Seventh Street Southwest home. Raven disarmed by Policeman Titton. Raven then shot and killed John and Elisabeth before surrendering. The victims were pronounced dead, Raven taken to a precinct station.
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13000 Volts Kill Electric Worker in Reading Station
Reading Pa March 30 Citywide blackout lasted nearly an hour after a switchboard accident at the central electric station. William Kong, the operator, suffered fatal burns from 13000 volts but remains alive. Christians Xander’s Famous Medicine sold in ads. Womak Suffrage meeting at Columbia Theater tonight with free reserved seats.
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Contestants Seek Puzzle Answers on Magazine Pages
Contenders told to locate the first circle puzzles on pages six and seven of the Magazine pectin. The second puzzle and instructions appear in the Becond Section.
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West Point Banquet Highlights Army Reorganization Plan
Secretary Stimson and General Leonard Wood outlined a major army reorganization at the West Point alumni banquet at the New Willard Hotel. They urged stronger reserves, better use of West Point graduates, and broader civil-military service to prepare the United States for future wars.
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Regeneration of Robert Murdock Cast and Murder Indictment
The piece lists actors in a play The Regeneration of Robert Murdock including Floyd Karns Wilmarth Brown and others. A New York court assigns lawyer Mika Luetlle Pugh to Leroy Poindexter, a Negro charged with first degree murder after Poindexter asked Pugh for aid and Pugh waives a state fee. Poindexter is indicted for shooting Thomas Brown during a fight.
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Taft Optimistic Sees End of Coal War in Philadelphia
President Taft told a Philadelphia audience that differences over coal policy may soon be resolved. He urged patience, said he would not intervene in strikes, and emphasized steady progress and enforcement of law while endorsing reform if grounded in facts. He spoke at the Bourse and later to the Ohio Society and the American Academy meeting.
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Fear Outlaw Aid Posse Sides Allen and Wesley Edwards
A Hillsville town vigil centered on Allen and Wesley Edwards as a large posse led by Detective Thomas Fetts hunted fugitives. Reports placed the outlaws near Sugar Loaf Mountain with tracks found. locals feared a final confrontation, while authorities expanded surrounding posses and prepared to transfer captured suspects to Roanoke.
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