War with Yaquis threatens Sonora labor and province
A lengthy analysis argues the Yaqui uprising may trigger a prolonged war that endangers Sonora’s wheat and mining sectors. It notes Yaquis defend autonomous lands, resist Mexican land bids, and stockpile arms via labor earnings to renew conflict. Extermination would devastate Sonora’s manual labor force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora
Uto
United States
Gulf
Buena Vista
Comurifa
Guaymas
Arizona
Ual
Torres
The Making of That Hat Its Curious Fur-To-Feather Route
A detailed, period account of hat making from fur to final derby. It tracks fur sourcing from Hudson Bay Alaska Siberia and rural Canada to the hatter’s shop. The piece describes fur preparation spinning shaping dyeing molding finishing and labeling as craftspeople sculpt the original mass into fashionable headwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Bay
Alaska
Siberia
Sumer
Hatemaker
Sweden
James E Daley heads Chicago Labor group with long career
The article profiles James E. Daley a Chicago labor leader aged about 32 in 1899 and active since his apprenticeship as a fitter. It notes unions in Calumet Tecklacop Montana employing 4700 workers, wage trends, education tax votes, and broader labor developments including pension plans and shipyard wage changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago F of Labor
James E. Daley
Ils
Preside
Iim
Chicago
The Humor of Negotiating a Loan
A young Irishman writes his uncle begging for dollars with blushes and dramatic flair. The uncle replies to console him, noting the messenger lost the letter and urging the youth to stop worrying. The exchange shows wit and a touching family moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
DP. S
Providence
Library Booke and Odd Finds Hidden in Volumes
A librarian recalls volumes yielding odd contents from bills and letters to locks of hair and a dried human ear. The collection also included photographs and an insurance policy found in a book, with an agent inserting circulars in borrowed volumes.
Macbeth in Dublin Echoes with Audience Interruption
During a Dublin performance of Macbeth the nurse and doctor staged a scene when a loud gallery cry interrupts the grave moment. A spectator asks in view of the scene, well doctor is it a boy or a girl, provoking a roar of laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
English Order From Queen Victoria Causes Confusion in Berlin Ball
At a spring Berlin ball a young man wearing a big diamond set badge claims it is an English order. A lieutenant asks whose order it is, and the wearer reveals it is from His grandmother Queen Victoria. The exchange ends with the colonel leaving in surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Buena Vista
The
Gulf
Berlin
Onel
Mle
Leutenant
Monke as Traies Most of the monks at King Town
The text describes King Town monks in the Cape Colony performing carpentry and crafts, teaching schools, and completing all structures themselves. It also notes a claim about the Shah of Persia, who reportedly smokes a pipe filled with pound weed and requires fresh tobacco each time, having only a few inhales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posse
Monke
Traies
King Town
Cape Colony
Persia
French Railway Decree on Prompt Train Requisites
The French Minister of Public Works decrees measures to ensure prompt railway service following recent disruptions. The order specifies train requisites and emphasizes rapid response to maintain operations and safety.
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Mexico
Spain
Sierra Madres
Whder
Martinez
Dike
New Mexico
Sierra Madre
Yaqui
Ile
Yaqui Peon
Manila
London
Paris
Montana
Pottstown Company
Central Labor Union of Nati
Gove State and General Trade
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Northern
Milwaukee
Minnea St. Louis
Omaharea
Lincoln
Jou Evening News and Type Union
Brotherhood of
Locomoti Men
Sargent
Mania Railroad Company
Itt
Emple
Library Booke
Queen Victorland
Schleswig- Holstein
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