Labor unions oven flaying in Dayton debate open shop platform
Dayton officials report the Citizens' Industrial Association executive committee adopted a platform opposing organized labor tactics and the eight hour bill. They call for a labor information bureau and warn that violence, boycotts, and shutdowns threaten free government and property rights while urging orderly support for lawful labor and property protections.
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Southern Association of Baseball Clubs meeting called in Atlanta
W M Kavanaugh issued the official call for the annual meeting of the Southern Association of Baseball Clubs to be held in Atlanta on December 15. Officers and directors will be elected, the pennant awarded to Memphis, plans laid for next year, and no circuit changes expected. Little Rock declines protest against Nashville.
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Prince Leaves for New York to Attend Six Day Race
Jack Prince departs Atlanta for New York to witness a twelve hour daily six day race and sign about thirty riders for the season at the Ponce de Leon Coliseum. The opening velodrome event will feature top riders including Walthour Munroe Leander Butler Storan Maja Michael and more. The month length season spans about two months with at least eight races planned starting late March or early April.
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Sill for Big Power Dam on Tennessee River
Chattanooga reports Congress expert John A Moon introduced a bill granting a private corporation the right to build a dam and locks on the Tennessee River at the Suck about 20 miles from the city under War Department direction. The $850000 project would use river overflow to generate electricity for local and interstate railways and supply the city.
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Chicago
No Unpleasant Effects From Mozley Lemon Elixir
Advertisement claims Mozley s Lemon Elixir causes no griping or unpleasant effects. Described as a pleasant laxative with results, selling for 60 cents a bottle at all drug stores.
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Mozley
Baltimore arrives to coal for convoy duty near Norfolk
The cruiser Baltimore reached Hampton Roads from San Domingo and will coal to prepare as convoy for the torpedo boat destroyer squadron. Three destroyers are coaling at Newport News for this mission amid the trap trip in deep water.
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San Domingo
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Newport News
Get Away Rabbit in Narrow Escape at Dusk
A Bla densburg resident recalls a dusk scene where Melinda, courted by a new flame, warns off a rival as he bolts from a back gate. A rabbit crosses his path, forcing a startled stumble and a sharp scolding, “get out of my way you fool rabbit.”
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New York Sun
Bladensburg
Darkey
Melinda
Belted coats draw buyers amid brisk market chatter
A fragment notes a warm belted overcoat referenced as Benjamin labeled and praised for cold days on land. The text proclaims the garment as a strong buy, mentions a Grafton style and belted back, and hints at a new lot in stock with emphasis on Benjamin Crofton in the market.
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Price comparison on ordinary goods raises values
The remark states that items priced between fifteen and twenty seven fifty are worth more, assuming ordinary price levels as a benchmark. It implies higher value for such prices in ordinary goods.
Counterfeit Ring Busted In Revere Boston
Secret service officers raid in Revere lead to arrests of John Davis Joseph Boumen bitt and Moses Novak, with a plant and large supply of bank note paper seized. Authorities say the house could print over a million dollars in notes and that Novak moved from New York with a woman two months ago. Davis is noted for counterfeiting and once faced England’s Bank of England notes. he reportedly turned king’s evidence.
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Joseph Boumenbitt
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Central of Georgia Extends Line to Florala Alabama
Central of Georgia Railway extends its line to Florala Alabama completing the two between Sellersville and Florala with train service established. Trains 17 and 8 formerly running between Albany and Belleravine have been extended to run through between Albany and Florala.
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Woman's Taste for Linens in Atlanta Shops
Atlanta shoppers find abundant linen and lace exhibits in shops with exquisite table linens, laces, and monogrammed embroideries. Renaissance lace returns in vogue alongside heavy linen laces and duchesse patterns, with embroidered initials and monograms on sheets, blankets, and bed pieces. Embroidered linens influence gowns, shirtwaists, underwear, sofa pillars, and even kimonos, reflecting a refined closet passion.
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Atlanta
Blair in court and hospitalized after indictment shock
James L. Blair, indicted yesterday by a grand jury on two counts, lies in a dejected state at a hospital. The attending physician would say little about his condition, fearing the shock of yesterday’s experience. In Washington, Senator Mitchell proposed a rural mail carrier subsistence pay of 250 dollars annually, added to the fixed salary.
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Machair
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Bribe Confessions Tie Water Deal to Alderman in Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids the water boodle scandal widens as ex Aldermen Abram Ghyéela and Corey P. admit receiving bribes from Salsbury. Prosecutors note envelopes with 4300 and 6000 were paid, while Alderman Charles T. Johnson testifies on a $10 000 cash bribe.
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North Rome Faces City Election Turmoil in Floyd County
Rome Ga December 4 Noted suburb North Rome plans a vigorous municipal race led by long serving Mayor George Trammell facing challenger Quarles. City splits run across Rome East Rome and North Rome with factions Denny Lavender Mc Williams Bullan and Trammell Quarles. Voter sentiment centers on past mayoral tenure and anticipated two to one reelection lead for Trammell, while rivals invoke boxing imagery and local gossip to frame the contest.
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Mr. Quarles
Mr. Trammell
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Navy Report Praises Coal Mobilization and Shipbuilding
Secretary of the Navy delivers a strong report noting coal use rose 27 percent while cost per ton fell 16 percent, foreign coal share declined, and no coal shortages hampered vessels. It highlights 26 coaling stations, ordnance readiness, armor progress, improved gunnery training, record naval expenditures, and continued shipbuilding under annual authorization. Moody emphasizes trained crews, efficient ships, and sustained support from Congress.
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Brwn Plans Travel After Selling Historical Novel Rights
The writer Brwn, enriched by profits from his historical novels, says he intends to travel to visit the places he wrote about. He reflects on how the money will fund his journeys and experiences.
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Brwn
J-n-t
Tutt's Liver Pills Prevent Lunacy of the Liver
Tutt's Liver Pills are advertised as a preventive tonic to keep the liver in order and avert morbid conditions that precede disease. The claim covers sick headache dyspepsia dizziness bad taste in the mouth heartburn coated tongue half appetite constipation and all bilious diseases.
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Tutt
Public debate over death for the incurably insane in Michigan bill
Controversial letter from Dr Fletcher to lawmakers argues for state sanctioned killing of the hopelessly insane and the imbecile as humane and civilizationally necessary. Christian and welfare perspectives clash with humanitarian claims and concerns over abuse of power. Also notes on a Boston dream case and a British plan for reform through penal settlements.
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