Court of Appeals rules on injunction in labor case
The United States Court of Appeals overturns part of a restraining order issued by Judge Jenkins against employees of the receivers of the Northern Pacific Railroad. It directs striking a section forbidding quitting together while upholding the ban on combining to quit with or without notice. The decision involves Judge Jenkins authority and impact on labor actions debated by national organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Oaly
Didge Jenkins
Pagutlt Rairoad Company
Pria Startopolis
United States
Diolust
Les Maves
Dissolution Threatened in China War Crisis
A Berlin dispatch reports Britain weighing joint action to halt the Chinese dynasty collapse as Japan invades Manchuria with 40 000 troops and aims for Pekin. Britain and Russia seek an international council. Sir William Vernon Harcourt backs compulsory settlement while Rosebery leads the cabinet strain toward broader interference.
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Epire
Disselus
Japan
Manchuria
Moukden
Gue
Pekin
Great Britain
Russia
William Vernon Larcourt
Talen
Rosebery
Impactful labor decision shapes injunction powers in unions
Fragmentary OCR yields a convoluted passage on a significant United States labor decision. It notes penalties for striking and the court's ability to issue injunctions to prevent law violations, with references to workers withdrawing, threats, and interference. Names and details are garbled.
Fragmented carnival tale from a forgotten page
An OCR fragment recounts a carnival scene with names like Charles and Godan Hapids, mentioning injuries and a character named Phoraday. The text is garbled, mixing places such as Wis and curbytane, with uncertain events and unclear dates or outcomes.
United States Plans Naval Protection in Chinese Ports
Secretary Herbert moves to safeguard American lives and property in China amid rebellions. He proposes coordinating with other nations to station one or two US ships at key treaty ports and coast towns to protect citizens. Charleston recently reached Yokohama as the US fleet grows from six to eight vessels with Detroit, Machias, and Yorktown joining soon.
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Great Britain
Herbert
China
Admiral Carpenter
Ench
Oid
Eiht
United States
Charleston
Yokohama
Dive United Atates
Ittimore
Detroit
Machies
Yorktown
Burglary at sea vessel and a wobbly tale of thieves
A robbery report from a neighboring blacksmith ship describes 38,000e stored in a vault, with doors drilled and opened by unknown intruders. Suspects are named as strangers who have been near Loch Miele for days, suspected of last Monday night’s theft. Officials in Constantinople report no consul brief on Anatolian visitors as Yellow Fever spreads in Central America.
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Loch Miele
Geo
Vietor Lust
Trade Review on Wheat and Cotton Prices in New York
Weekly review notes wheat lowest cash price in history and cotton at record lows with rising stockpiles. Corn receipts down in the west with exports negligible. prices easing. Textile goods and leather demand soft, while higher quality items show slight improvement. Freight and coke inputs remain heavy. overall industry signs mixed amid falling prices and ample stocks.
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Nerbrock
Entn
Tin
Valnedt
Muaindy
Canady
Destructive cyclone hits Little Rock business district
A severe cyclone struck Little Rock on Tuesday night causing extensive damage. Telegraph poles, roofs of major buildings, and utilities were destroyed while rain and lightning prolonged the chaos. Main to Third streets and surrounding blocks suffered the most with widespread wreckage across the central district.
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Arkyarsan Srringa Rock
Arle
Fire devastates Keenan and Jaan furniture store
A deadly blaze destroyed the five story Keenan and Jaan furniture building with six dead and many injured. Firefighters battled flames as the roof collapsed, trapping workers and customers in the basement and upper floors. Debris and smoke hindered efforts, and authorities reported a large crowd evacuating from the burning structure in Savanna.
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Keenan & Jaan
Ya'eloels
Wader
Briel
Phuss
Death of Prof David Swing Shakes Central Church
Prof David Swing eminent theologian and preacher dies Wednesday afternoon after a week of illness. He led Central Church, which faces uncertain future without his personality and pulpit influence, as members question the congregation’s independent future.
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Chieaga
David Swing
Swing
Telen
Jamiliia
Tn. Davis
Ishtan
Fenger
Roth
Central Church
Hin
Moonshiners Captured in Big Sandy Valley Raid
United States Marshal Greer and a large force seized a band of moonshiners in the Big Sandy valley. Over six months they destroyed 37 stills and thousands of gallons of liquor, arrested about 125 offenders, and plan further prosecutions as they bring the gang to Louisville and the penitentiary.
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Lousvile
United States
Greer
Big Sandy Valley
Civeer
Floyd
Johnson Counties
Louisville
Bloomfield Bank Robbery Sparks Broad Chase in Greene County
Professional thieves blasted the Bloomfield bank vault Wednesday night blowing it open and escaping with cash. Local police and a posse pursued through Greene County as a dogged search and firefight ensued, with one robber winded and retreating into the woods before dogs tracked the fugitive to a hiding place.
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Bloom Field Bank
Bloom Geld
Sheri
Dohysan
Firhy Wis
Patched Taxes Hearings On Paige Palaver Cargo Plans
Cruden of Chicago, representing Paige Palaver Cargo pany, told the state capital stock committee the firm held $51 million in capital stock with $48.6 million paid in. The company ran 2,578 cars, six by the Whihols, and valued the fleet at about $64 million, with assets under advisement as Western Hasus weighs its case in Chicago session.
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Prius Awa & Guo Amsche Tite Ringciely
Qot
Tee Ll Vrite
Criudon
Chigngy
Paige Palaver
Vie Capital Stock Committee
Te Wihiols
Senator Hill Nominated for New York State Judge of Appeals
New York Senator Hill and Representative Lockwood were formally notified of their nominations after the Democratic state committee named Hill for the Court of Appeals seat to replace William T. Gaynor, who declined. The nominating committees and many distinguished Democrats attended as Bourke Cochran praised the ticket. Hill stressed loyalty to the plain people and urged a fight against corruption and plutocracy, while Lockwood accepted the lieutenant governor nomination.
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New York
Ueekies
New Yous
Mas. Hinckley
Bourke Cochran
Benator Hill
Caids
Lashall
Toxhall
Lockwood
Andrew J Curtin Carver Of Verryleann Dies At 5 Am
Andrew Gregg Curtin, noted Civil War era governor and reformist figure, died Sunday morning after a prolonged illness. Born in Center County, he rose from law to politics, serving as commonwealth secretary and later governor during the national crisis. He was a staunch supporter of the Union and faced the Confederacy with resolve, later engaging in public service and political campaigning. His death marks the passing of a prominent 1861 to 1865 war governor and long-time public figure.
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Verryleann
Adj
Bertrosti
WixGow
Curtin
Ness
Andrew Gregg Guertin
Ellatonte
Center County
Dickinson
Fordiarrinon
Lee
Andy
Tor
Pollock
Keer
Tury
Commonwealth
Averner
Curtis
Bean
Yihi
Cuba
Rikhewille
Gem. Gratt
Kin Tointyer
IRG
IBTZ
Use
Auras
Horwee Kreeley
Pnly
Congress
Ccsal
Loring
Train Burned Near Deusen injures dozens in wreck
A Southern Railway passenger train from New York derailed about five miles south of Deusen. The engine and cars toppled. many passengers and officials were injured. Doctors arrived from Linsteel to tend the wounded, including engineer Samuel Sauth and clerk A. J. postal. Several names listed as injured or dead, with authorities noting twenty deaths narrowly avoided.
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Deusen
Ten
Oet
New York
Southern Railway
Miicus
Wioef
Conehes
Linsteel
Samuel Sauth
A. J. Postal Clark
Markwool
Sistol
Postal Lark
W. I. Simpson
Massies
Leckraytegge
Arin
Thoms Mebermoth
Michael Csdetan
John Colemin
Leela Res
Vutgha
Ienesen
Leo
Sol Gini
Struhler
Cpt. Gell
Seelst
Cnt
Funeral Service for Prof David Swing Held at Central Music Hall
Sunwral of Vrof Hedor reports a funeral at Central Music Hall on Sunday afternoon for Prof David Swing. A large crowd attended including friends and church members. Dedicatory services were led by Dedol JL, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, with a sermon on the road now's life and work. The interment was at Roseland.
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Bent
A. W. Went
A.M. West
United States
Benjamin F. Batter
Holly Springs
Miss
West
Chicago, St. Lois & New Orleans Railway
Uhesis Central
South
Sunwral
Vrof
Hedor
Civtage
Get
David Swing Wene
He Hall
Eure
Divine
Hvburs
Wohom Rew Mo Tall
Dedol JL Tharrows
Hite
Roseland
Queer Little Ones and Fragmented Notes in a City Page
Fragmentary text describes odd billiard pieces, a newspaper named Tat Once A Yun and a claim that You and Heston have more paved streets than Chicago. Mentions temperance, a guard named Rom, a Chinese visitor, and an oblong red paper with a black name.
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Anadka
Heston
Chicago
Liverpool
Rom
Oneh
China
Stout’s Remarkable Recovery From Rheumatic Paralysis
Mount Sterling Republican reports on W. Stout of Ripley who suffered years of severe sanitary rheumatism and paralysis, then credits Dr Williams Pine Pills for Pale People with restoring appetite, digestion, mobility, and weight from 140 to 104 pounds, enabling him to walk unaided and regain strength. The ad notes Pine Pills price and availability through C. F. Rickey & Co.
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Mt. Sterling
Dames
W. Stout
Riply
Witnois
Stout
Dr. Williams
Tatonve
C. F. Rickey & Co
Dimggists
Ucn
Immle
Ep Wile Lignis’ Medicine Co
Kelenectudy
Producing Native Grape Wine From Must and Sugar
Instructions describe selecting ripe native grapes, removing imperfect berries, mashing lightly, pressing juice, and clarifying through coarse cloth. Add 132 pounds white sugar per batch, boil 40 minutes, filter slowly with paper, then bottle and seal. Store in a cool, regular temperature place to prevent freezing.
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Syintur
Fragmentary Community Dialogue in Aged Text
Fragmentary OCR depicts a village scene with names like Matilda Mary Jane and Daisy, a minister and Nora authorities. The text threads through chores, singing, and casual talk about helping with washing and dinner. Local names include Mary Diane, Bonnie, Lar, and Watts.
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Bonnie
Marlo
Alge Gil
Mary Diane
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