Gen Harrison Otis Against the Unions in California
An interview with Los Angeles Times editor General Harrison Otis, detailing his rise, labor battles, boycott experiences, and beliefs on unions, government, and industry. He argues for industrial freedom, nonunion rights, and lawful reform, noting unions’ dangers and his paper’s prosperity after resisting strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Carpenter
Washington, T. C
Harrison Gray Otis
Ama Ehief
Los Angeles Times
Far West
Otis
The
Times
Ots
Bek
Philippines
California
Pacific Slope
San Francisco
Trades Unions
Oan
Cuca
Hoycott
Otia
TV Am
General Otis
Partisa
Lttle
Taca
Roosevelt
Ols
Rollas
Consu
Labor
Ane C. Carpenter
Testimonial pitch for Dr Shoap s Restorative claim
Improvised sales pitch urging readers to try Dr Shoap s Restorative with promises of friendship and endorsement. It alleges a risk free month and offers to locate a druggist who will provide six bottles for testing. The message emphasizes proving the product before sending payment.
Dr Shoop Restorative offer bold and dubious claim
A sales pitch asserts Dr Shoop s Restorative can cure diverse ailments by strengthening vital nerves. The unscrutinized letter promises superb success rates, offers free trial with 39 of 40 recovery, and urges readers to request booklets on various diseases from Dr Shoop in Racine Wisconsin.
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Bhoor
Maida
New York City
Orrine
Helena
Moat
AE L
Atlanta, Ga
al Deaire
Orrine Company
Bit Lath Street
Waellington DC
Kleii-Watson Drug CO
Broad and Marietta Sts
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Medicine for Longevity
A marketing testimony praises Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a health tonic for the elderly, claiming it strengthens the heart, enriches the blood, and aids sleep. Endorsed by named individuals including Samudll Pike and George F. Savage, the ad asserts widespread medical use and warns against imitations, urging readers to demand the genuine product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
N. H
Duffy
B. Gots
Dutty
Duffy’s
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
New York
Colonel Connally’s Long, Colorful Civil War Career
Special correspondence recalls Colonel John K Connally a Tennessean by birth who rose as a lawyer statesman and Civil War officer. He survived Gettysburg dangerous shipwrecks and a Capitol collapse, later becoming a Baptist minister and prolific Bible scholar. He died at Farmhurst Asheville after a rapid decline, leaving unfinished biblical work and a life marked by gallantry learning and devotion.
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Asheville
John K Connally
Farmhurst
South Main Street
Thomas Cheeseborough
Connaly
Connally
Tennessegan
Texas
Virginia
Gettysburg
Lee
New York
Old Dominion
Calhounne Eyson
Capitol
Col Connally
A Tyson
Colonel Connally
J. L . Curry
Asherville
Black Mountain
Gembroom
Vance
Fires Hit Nearby Districts In February Week
Reports from Hogansville and Fagansville note that several tenant houses were destroyed by fires on February 9. W C Lee suffered a first class tenant house loss, and J F Askew also lost one home. Incendiarism is suspected as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogansville
Fagansville
W C Lee
Margery Rivers Beck Passes at Age 19 in 1903
Obituary notes Margery Rivers Beck, daughter of Eugene A Beck, dies November 18, 1903 at 19 in Atlanta after living with grandparents. She was active in Methodist church work, Sunday school, and missionary effort, beloved for cheerfulness and devout character. Her death leaves a deep sense of loss to family and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery
Margers
Eugene A
Rivers Beck
Tasas
Atlanta
USA
Jonels
Seek To Compel Arbitration In Boston Strike Case
In Boston today the United Typographical Union filed in the Supreme Court to compel arbitration between the International Printing Pressmen Assistants Union and the International Typographical Union under an agreement from July 1902. Plaintiffs seek an injunction to restrain defendants from calling pressmen or feeders to strike amid the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United Tsrethetoe of America Today
Euprema
International Printing Pressmer
Internationl Typographical Union
Plainesfs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gen
Harrison Otis
Civic Federation
Civic Fedeation
Mark Hanne
Samuel Gompers
Hanna
Uncle Sam
United States
Army
Navy
Uncle Bam
Government Printing Office
Miler
Belog
Sam
Employers’ Association
General Barrison Otis
Dr. Shoop
Dr Shoop
Racine, Wis
Ora
Helsin
Mr. Halsen
Kelser
Geo
F Savage
Mason
Daffy
Tom
Matha
Ola
Ben Crerpa
Rome
Raudor
Tila
George
Samuel Pike
Bib, Wal M. Relser
Gforge
Col. Connally
Allen
H A. Latham
Mne
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