Threatened Western Rail Strike Risks Nationwide Upheaval
The piece warns of a possible largest rail strike in U S history involving 40 systems, 615000 workers, and billions in payroll impact. It notes the demands for a 12 percent raise and nine hour day, railroads offering a 14 percent rise for ten hours, and a stalemate after referendum votes. mediators arrive in Chicago to seek peace amid calls for compulsory arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Rai
Tre
Congress
Erdman
Knapp
Chas. P. Neill
National Labor Commissal
Chicago
Met
West
Basis for reasonable rates and railroad value debate
The article discusses how to determine a fair basis for railroad profits and rates, using Great Northern's proposed valuation of 290 million dollars for terminals, rights of way, equipment, coal lands, and reproduction costs. It questions what portion reflects actual outlay versus present value, and whether capitalization should drive dividends or rate setting, citing regional terminals and future adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ita
Spokane
Seattle
Great Southern
Superior
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth News-Tribune
OHM
Dundee Toe
What is a Democrat in this 19th century debate
A fragmentary discussion from Albany and New York World columns questions who qualifies as a Democrat. It cites figures like Cleveland Parker Taggart Wilson and others, pondering political identity, purity versus practicality, and the party’s meaning across decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
Angus
New York World
Bryante & Democrat
Cleveland
Howry
Dude Parker
Judge Parker
Contere
Motarren
Woodrow Wilson
Fom
Taggart
Tausgart
Daniel
Rayner
Culbert
Margin
Sohn
Wildame
Ityan
Belmont
Democratic Party
Eppegmae
Colorado Boost to Advertise State and Its Future
A Colorado campaign seeks $100,000 to advertise the state nationwide, backed by the Colorado State Commercial association. The plan targets every industry and aims for 2,000,000 residents by 1910, arguing money is the driver of growth amid political debates over statehood for New Mexico and Arizona. Also noted is the completion of Carlsbad irrigation works by the national reclamation service to protect orchards and alfalfa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Colorado State Commercial Association
Cannon
National House
Heveridge
Senate Committee On Territories
Roosevelt
New Mexico
Arizona
Wedneway
Carlsbad
N. M
National Reclamation Service
Interesting reflections on Great Easter Festival origin
A Critical examination traces Easter symbols from sunrise rites in the East to spring rebirth. It notes lunar dates, Passover links, and how early Christians adopted pagan and Jewish customs. The piece discusses calendar reforms from Nicea to Pope Gregory XII and the move to Sunday celebration.
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Smidh
Pho D
Buster
Christ
Jesus
Ormund
Athman
Europe
Docs
Nice
Kanter
Gregory Nii
Taweven
Cartier
Telegraphic Markets Spelter and cattle reports across cities
Spelter market steady in St Louis and wool market steady in New York. Lead and copper dull. corn, oats, oats and lard prices listed. Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City livestock receipts and prices: cattle and sheep markets steady to strong with varied steer, cow, heifer and lamb price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Omaha
Snteady
Chicago
Heeves
Western
Carling
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Onlv
Santa Fe Court Session Hears Isaacs Versus Hersch Case
The First Judicial district court in Santa Fe held a session yesterday to hear Isaacs and Company of Kansas City against Joseph Hersch of Santa Fe over 474 claimed to be due for goods, with Hersch disputing payment. A venue change request in the Mortis murder matter was postponed. A separate suit by H A Ensign seeks 15477.80 plus accrued 6 percent interest on Santa Fe County bond coupons dated July 1 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Judicial District Court
Santa Fe
Isaacs & Company
Kansas City
Joeph Hersch
Santi
A. BH. Reneban
Col
We Pritchard
H. A. Ensign
FLKS DRAW FIRST BLOOD IN ELKS POOL TOURNAMENT
A crowded Elks club room witnessed the opening game of the Commercial Club pool tournament with first blood going to the favored team. Scores show Cha 5 Plekard 49, AG 62, Howard Clarke 50, Murray Welller 50, Hoyt Post 33, Roy McDonald 60, Sol Benjamin 40. Umpires were B. J. Alger and Herbert Brook. Next game date to be announced at the Commercial Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Club
Coums
Aks
First Blood
Elkx
Leon Hertzog
J.B McManus
Melville Summers
Frank Harris
Roy McDonald
Eine
Sol Benjamin
Aol
Cher “Bullington
B. J. Alger I
The
Elks
Herbert Brook
Dr. Thomas
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Albuquerque Citizen
Citizen Publishing Company
William J Adlter
Bueome
Ed Reom
Kesler
Spelter
Vite Louis
St. Lowis
Mayanon
F. H. Strong
McIntosh Hardware CO
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Santa FE County
FLKS
Columbus Hotel
Anna
Pound
JA. Harmon
Linemore
Weat
King
Ati P Palme
Third Ward
Creeenees
Co-Operative Realty
Renequ Ta
BE Cash Grocery Company
Marble Ave
Nomer HM. Ward
Mar
Cleo Kackley
Victor
Whitson Music CO
Edison
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Fourth and
Gold Ave
Rosenfield
W. A. R. Ave
Colombo Hall Dancing School
Southwestern Employment Agency
Santa Fei
Salt Lake City
Mexico
Clarkville
Caress
John
Beaven
South First Street
Pioneer Bakery
HOY Chocolate
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