Typographers Strike Spurs Eight Hour Day Push Across Cities
Cleveland and Chicago report widespread actions as the Typographical union declares an eight hour workday. Boston and New York note wage increases and selective lockouts. Iowa shows limited participation while multiple states see unified labor momentum.
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America
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Agricultural meets North and South in Indiana state events
Indianapolis June 2 A sequence of industrial meetings opened with the State Fair Board session in the state house for reorganizing and planning the year. State Wood Growers, Swine Breeders, Hereford Breeders and Farmers Mutual Insurance all meet in the building. Cotton Growers in Little Rock begin county delegate congress as Arkansas aims for Hot Springs interstate talks.
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State Fair Board
State Wood Growers’ Association
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Hereford Breeders' Association
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Midshipman on Trial for Hazing at Annapolis
The Navy court martial of Midshipman Stephen Decatur Jr. continued as he testified in his own defense. He denies the hazing charges against him of upper and lower class cadets, with the outcome hinging on competing testimonies. He is a great grandson of the naval hero Stephen Decatur and six in his class, with graduation next month.
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Stephen Decatur, Jr
Portsmouth
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Isaac N. McCrary
Texas
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Pennsylvania
Decatur
Admiral Dewey
Maine Sportsman's Association meets to discuss hunting rules
The Maine Sportsman's Fish and Game Association gathered at Penobscot Exchange in Bangor on January 2 to consider regulations for carrying firearms in hunting areas during close season and whether residents should obtain licenses to hunt or carry in the woods. The meeting also planned rules to better protect fish and game during the close season amid a large attendance, while stock quotations from New York reported modest gains across several majors including Atchison and New York Central.
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Maine Sportsman's Fish and Game Association
Penobscot Exchange
Territorial Wool Market Shows Strong Undertone in Boston
In Boston January, traders report a fair amount of wool business with confidence in a strong undertone and promising future tradings. Much of the territory clip has moved to dealers and manufacturers, with remaining fleeces likely to enter country speculators' hands.
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Boston
Hanila
New Year Lawn Tennis Tournament Opens in Nice
The New Year Lawn Tennis tournament commenced in Nice to decide the club champion. Current holders are Misa Vera Warden and J. Alexander. Courts remain open year round in excellent condition as the Golf Club of Nice thrives with a schedule of matches planned for January and February.
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Salps
Misa Vera Warden
J. 2
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Pet Stock And Fine Poultry Show Opens In New York
The seventeenth annual exhibition of the New York Poultry Pigeon and Pet Stock Association opens at Madison Square Garden and runs through the week. Secretary manager Henry V Crawford, longtime councilman of Mentelati Ward, oversees the event with a notable cat show by the Atlantic Cat Club beginning tomorrow and closing Friday. Entries are up across poultry, pigeons, and pets, with the cat show showcasing top breeds and prizes. Wool markets in Missouri see steady demand for various grades as buyers report stable prices in the West and South.
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Henry V. Crawford
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Atlantic Cat Club
M Square
Princes Ie
New Year's Citizen Edition Seeks Orders for Copies
Secure copies of the Citizen's New Year's edition, a twelve page issue with a city history resume and writeups on churches, schools, and institutions. Limited copies available at five cents. order early to share with friends and neighbors.
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Citizen
Nicost
Insurrection Tests Philippine Tariffs In U S Hearings
Washington January hearings set on major cases including Lincoln and Walker Barnes & Co v United States. Key issue is whether Congress can ratify presidential actions on Philippine revenue after the Paris treaty but before related legislation. Also noted are Wisconsin Paper Trust contempt appeals and Missouri Illinois drainage canal cases.
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Supreme Court
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Vandeventer
Clark
Montana
Rockefeller Institute Ready For Opening In New York
New York January 2 The Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research is near completion and will open soon. Founded by John D Rockefeller in 1901, his aim was to study dysentery and related diseases. The main building rises five stories with laboratories for physiology chemistry and bacteriology. The project has attracted significant donations and endowments and promises substantial opportunities for original medical work.
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Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
John D. Rockefeller
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Troore
Europe
Menny A
East 60Th Street
Bealdes
Money on Call Fails to Meet Expectations in New Year
New York January 2. The money market did not ease as anticipated with funds freed for dividend payments. First call for money was 50 percent, rates moved from 60 to 30 percent, with afternoon offers as low as 25 percent, closing loans up to 60 percent. Secretary Shaw to anticipate February 1906 bond interest payments totaling about 1.7 million dollars in Washington.
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Shaw
Washington, D. C
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Two New Year Parties Impress Albuquerque Society
The Woman's club hosted husbands and male friends in a large New Year social with about 100 guests at the Commercial club rooms. A fine banquet pleased everyone as toasts were offered by the Coastmistress and guests lingered late in a spirited, jovial mood. A second gathering near New Year began at Fred Newman's home with a snowballing walk ending at Al Frost's, followed by a formal repast and piano selections by Ming Ita Bremen. Guests included Prant, McDonald, Bremen, Childers, Hunt, Staulding, Eitzhaber, Reed, Wiley, Alger, Hatdee, Hertzog, Newman, Pickard, Stabk, Stamm and others.
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Modier
Albuquerque
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Frost
Gie Queiste
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Mesdomes Prant
McDonald
Misses Bremen
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Hunt
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Eitzaherh Reatle Willey
Meesre Alger
Hatdee
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Newman
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