Clio the Grant Park elephant in an angry mood
The Grant Park elephant Clio has shown increasing irritability over several days. Keeper Kennedy fears for visitors and staff, as Clio overturned a bed, attacked a monkey cage, and struck at Colonel Boyers, with a prairie dog village expected to join the park soon for exhibition.
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Strike May Grow as Kentucky Miners Strike Spreads
United Mine Workers of America face renewed clashes in Kentucky as about 200 Taylor Car Company workers in Ohio County walk out over an injunction blocking collection of union dues. Nearly a thousand miners in the county may join, following a dispute linked to wage deductions under the last agreement.
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Kings in Danger and the Airy Escape Across Coulterville
A historical fragment discusses royal protection against assassination, noting limits of armor and escorts, and mentions Napoleon and William II. It then shifts to the Pennsylvania sky ferry at Coulterville, describing its cable mechanism, windlass operation, and a dramatic anecdote of a miner and a quarrel ending with a man escaping into the river.
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Preparations for Big Strike in Machinery Trades
Washington May 13 A conference at the AFL headquarters discussed plans for a nationwide nine hour work day in the machinery trades. Leaders from the Machinists Allied Metal Mechanics Pattern Makers and related unions pledged concerted action by May 20 to advance the demand. The meeting set to continue with a general policy decision tomorrow.
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International Association of Allied Metal Mechanics
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Morgan Saves Beaten Shorts Amid Northern Pacific Drama
New York reports reassuring news from London on a settlement basis with Northern Pacific shares and JP Morgan lending stock for delivery. Union Pacific advances while Northern Pacific common trades slowly. Burlington influence aims to neutralize western railroads. Morgan, Hill factions shift as directors' rights and control questions loom amid a stock squeeze and rescue by Morgan and Kuhn, Loeb.
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Emory College Field Day Highlights Record Performances
Emory College at Oxford Ga held its field day May 13 with fine weather and brisk track conditions. George Burbage of Atlanta and Montague Bord of Savannah led with four event wins including the shot put and a college record tied by Burbage in the high jump. Dozer and Thomas delivered strong showings in multiple events. juniors dominated the team standings led by captain Thomas with a tight overall competition across running, jumping, and relay events.
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Hosa
Vaucan Nixon
Carlton Shoe Company
Montague Hold
Savannah
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Atanta
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Jekin
M Emmons Company
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Waterin Nixon
AP Phillips
Frank Williams
George Muse Clothing Company
Reson Hela
John Peer
D 'F Stone & Co
Onford
Eiseman Bros
A. P Small
Moore & Stephenson
The Two Gardners Draw in Wheeling Fight
In Wheeling on May 13 the two boxers Hedge Gardner of Wheeling and Gus Gardner of Boston fought a twenty round bout that ended in a draw. Gus had the advantage in height reach and welt and kept Eadie on the defensive, but Eadie recovered repeatedly to stay in the contest.
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Vose Tries to Collect Taxes in Batangas Without Authority
Manila report notes Major P Vose of Sixth Artillery pressing local tax and hog levies despite civil government limits. MacArthur orders halt. army and provincial funding shifting, with reforms to revenue and a few prosecutions and surrenders in Cavite, Batangas, Tayabas.
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MacArthur
Vose
United States Philippine Commission
Washington
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Hug
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Woodrutt
Cavite
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Sylvester C Fletcher
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Henry Wilson
Functon
Lasung
Nueva Echa
Lacuna
Goar
Secretary’ of War
San Francisco
Have You Been It Have You Been It
An old ad touts Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and nerve strengthener to aid recovery after illness. It claims doctors endorse the remedy and that it removes impurities in the blood, promising improved well being. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
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Bettie
Ater
Lowall
Kass
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