Strike at Skelton School Ends by Arbiter Milo
Maggie Mullins leads a student protest demanding the return of Miss Mullins at Skelton School. Principal Hester confronts the crowd as Maggie’s march escalates into a clash with police. The crisis ends when Hester negotiates with a small arbitration board, and Maggie tearfully concedes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie McClure
Skelton
Powers That Be
Miss Mullins
Miss Alwilins
Migs Mullins
Maggie
Union
Hester
Ainson
Jaddie
Caesar
Miranda Mullins
Ferdinand Hester
Roderick Chu
Little Roderick
Magsh
Roderick
Carioua
Mysterious Library Researchers and Their Wealth
A discussion on New York public library researchers who live frugally yet earn substantial yearly incomes. It notes researchers scraping together 1500 dollars annually, while some cranks fund examinations of Gibbon’s Decline and Fall and other topics. The piece hints at paid researchers probing sources in city libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New York
Gibbon
Paul Jones
Kodol for Dyspepsia and Early Tennis History
An advertisement touts Kodol for Dyspepsia aiding digestion after meals and restoring stomach function, claiming relief from flatulence and sour stomach. The text then recounts the origins of tennis in England and France, noting wagers, royal interest, early matches, and fashion in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bros
England
France
Henry VII
Knnis
Henry VIII
Maximilian
Kince of Orange
Marquis de Brandenborow
Charles Ir
Chamberlain remedy and cement output noted
The article cites Chamberlain's colic cholera and diarrhoea remedy as a trusted cure for bowel disorders in children and adults. It also highlights a surge in cement production from 16 to 82 factories between 1890 and 1905, with output rising from 335000 to 31000000 barrels annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ventor
Chamberlain
Joseph Bros
United States
America
Reiner Aloe
Daewe
M. Summers
Vague note on hate incident near Advance area road
A fragment reports a hate incident or dispute near John Stansels firm about two miles west of Advance on a fall day. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John *Stansels
Dorih and
Biles
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Lebanon
J. A. Parr
Neal
Canon
North Side Square
Trave
DeEsiens Corvarients &c
PASCE
Taken Three & Co
Lertet Ciraison
Sormus
F. Ford Lyall Newsdealera Ghunn
Detroit, Mich
Bale
Joseph Brothers
Joseph B. Bowles
Ieee
Flaherty
Bo Elas
Roderick Dhu
Vasiy
Maxim
Advanse Lumber Company
W.L. Hunt
Advange
L. K, Helnf
Lempster
N. H
William Welch
Williatr Eiffer
Lempete
Babe Est Mason
Joseph Broa
Geo
Bobby Brothers
Sam
Stanselt
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