Big Company Is Formed For Brazil Improvement
London dispatch summarizes the annual board of trade wages and hours report. It notes a net wage decrease over the year with small weekly losses and a rise in the first half. Coal miners' wage cuts dominated earlier years while cotton and iron industries showed gains. The 1905 net wage bill decline is estimated around $554,781. total wages rose $130,000 weekly in half the year, with hours reduced by 41,902. The report closes with wages high and food cheap.
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Board of Trade
United Kingdom
New York
Lampe
Incregen
United States
Great Shortage Of Raw Silk In America
New York reports a rare silk shortage with the world producing far less than the prior year and forecasts of an even smaller crop from Europe Japan and China. Florida mullet exports for the season total 3 516 400 pounds with most shipments to Jacksonville Savannah and Charleston. Columbia University plans a western basketball tour facing Wisconsin Appleton Milpote and other leading teams. Yaqui trouble disrupts Mexican trade with widespread depor tations and patrols across the region.
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China
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Wisconsin
Appleton Business College
Milpote
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President's Namesake Sued By a Buxom Concert Singer
New York social circles are stunned as Miss Miay Alma Robert, a former concert singer, sues Theodore Roosevelt Pell Jr. for breach of promise claiming two years of ardent pursuit and lavish outings. Pell, related to the president, allegedly promised marriage then denied the relationship after his 1900s betrothal to Florence Cramp.
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Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Miss Robert
Philadelphia
Young Pelt
Florence Cramp
Shipbuilding I
Robert
Osgood Pell
Teddy
Lndy
Indian Troubles Persist Amid Railway Expansion
The article describes continued Indian attacks on ranches mines and travelers nationwide. The government acts to protect foreigners and locals while Indians shift from general warfare to banditry. Officials expect the conflict to end within a year as railways open routes to halt depredations.
Meerschaum Mines In New Mexico Reported Operating
Louis M. Boyer, president of the American Meerschaum and Mining Co., visited Sapello near Silver City NM and praised six months of output but warned winter supply shortages could curb future production. The company, NM chartered, works Sepolite deposits at Sapello.
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New York
Louis M. Boyer
Sapello
Silver City
American
Asia Minor
Northwestern Mills Close In Seattle Labor Crunch
Seattle December 24 local shingle mills have shut down due to labor scarcity. Difficulty securing woods workers has driven up shingle bolt prices and made operations unprofitable amid car supply issues and recent strikes. Mills expect to resume around February 15.
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Northwestern
Seattle
Wash
Annual meeting of scientists of America to convene
Columbia University hosts the American Association for the Advancement of Science gathering from December 27 to January, drawing five hundred leading scientists nationwide. The event, under AAAS auspices, promises to be the era’s most important meeting in the field.
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Scientists OF America
Columbia University
Scientiates of America
Ani
American Association For the Advancement of Science
GANG OF HORSE THIEVES OPERATING IN COLORADO
New York reports a heated exchange over the Salton basin flood. President Harriman of Southern Pacific rejects Roosevelt's charge of a SP role in canal work and says the company lent money to aid, will move tracks to higher ground, and seeks congressional help to repair the break as renewed river shunting begins.
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Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific Company
Burien
Pueblo horse thieves roaming east of the state
A notable gang of horse thieves, active across El Paso Park Pueblo and other Southern Colorado counties, is believed to be well organized with stolen stock headed east. Among the captures is a $120 brick mare owned by Dr. A J Monahan from a Pueblo ranch pasture.
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Colorado Springs
Park County
Colorado
A.J. Monahan
Manches
el Paso
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Fremont
Custer
Bern
Kansas
Nebraska
Pass
Paso
Health Board
Anderson
B. J. Hadlock
Deming Sees Artesian Water Dream Nears Reality
The Deming Graphic reports the artesian well drilling machinery has been purchased and will arrive soon, signaling imminent drilling for artesian water. If successful, depth may be under 800 feet with soil conditions affecting time to strike water, a development expected to spur regional growth amid Deming’s productive land. W. H. Hahn & Co. advertises genuine gas coke at six dollars per ton.
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Deming
Deming Graphic
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