Injunction Against Omaha Business Men Over Labor Row
In Omaha district court Judge Tudge Dickinson signed an injunction at the request of the Waiters Union Local No. 23. The order restrains the Business Men's Association and fifty others from boycotting unions or pressuring merchants to avoid union labor. The suit claims the association acts to destroy unions and coerce merchants to join, with threats to cut supplies and impose fines on members who recognize labor requests. The injunction, served on a broad group, bars meetings and interference with union affairs pending further action.
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Tudge Dickinson
Omaha
Neb
John Ow Yeiser
Anchor J
Unio
Bibor
Business Men's Association
Uions
Tbe Waiters’ Union
Oniuba Jocal
Labor Uutoria
Sludge Dickinson
Praying for Rain as Forest Fires Threaten Pennsylvanians
Fires rage across Cambria Somerset and Westmoreland counties in Laurel Wild mountains and near Greensburg. A small army fights the blaze since last Friday with smoke choked towns and fear for the Cambria Powder Company plant at Seward within a quarter mile of buildings. Villages nearby face destruction as rescuers push through heat and flames.
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Penn
Sylvania Foreate
Sewand
Cambria Powder Company
Alt Company
Big cattle quarantine to sweep western states
A sweeping cattle quarantine to last years is set to begin within days as a nationwide effort follows a widespread outbreak of Anange. Proclamations from Western states including Denver, Cole, displated, Gey, and Peabody signal the move with plans to extend to six or eight states and territories by week’s end. The regulation will cover from the Rockies to the Missouri River, affecting border regions with Mexico and Canada likely to observe tougher rules.
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Sic
Denver
Cole
Gey
Peabody
Canada
Rockies
Missouri River
Stolen Cash Found as Express Robbery Solved
Detectives recovered most of $20,000 in currency stolen from United States Express Company in transit from Pottsville to Philadelphia. Messenger William J. Murphy, arrested Saturday, led investigators to a friend’s cellar where $19,800 was buried. Murphy had worked for the company for fifteen years.
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United States Express
Pottsville
Philadelphia
William J. Murphy
Font
Murphy
United States Express Company
Rene
Mexico
Great Northern Strike Threat Reaches Critical Point
The Great Northern Railroad faces a looming strike as the general executive committee rejects management concessions at St. Paul. About 1,500 workers including lumber and railway inspectors have walked out, with escalating tensions across Denver and Jackson as thousands more threaten to join in. Meanwhile, the Mobily and Ohio system issues ultimatums and warns replacements may be hired.
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Great Northern
Great Northern Railroad
Offares
Ward
St. Paw
Humber
Chicago
Denver
Cole
Tenmless
Exchange
Jackson
Mich
Mable Ad Ohio
St. Lavin
Mobily
Ohi
No Doctors Called, Kansas City Woman Dies Without Aid
A Kansas City woman, Mrs. Chirence W. Byrne, dies after a month illness with no medicine or physician, her Christian Science husband declining treatment. She leaves a newborn and was the eleventh child in seventeen years. The husband dismisses physician care as foolish. Fierce forest fires threaten Dunlo and Dunia in Pennsylvania, with lumber camps possibly lost and residents scrambling to save the town as flames advance toward Deolo.
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Kansas City
Dica
Chirence W. Byrne
Clarence W. Byrne
Caflea
Pennsylvania
Allegheny Mountains
Dunia
Deolo
Dunlo
Oxhauster
Glyston
Cotillon
Clayton
Aepelae
Morta
Hlaarin
Rosa
Jose
Ottawa fire leaves hundreds homeless in mass destruction
A large Ottawa blaze destroyed hundreds of houses and millions of feet of lumber after a string of alightings near the CP line. John White, just released from imprisonment for arson, was captured near the origin and faces charges. Water mains failed, hindering firefighting as a southwest wind fanned embers. Five to six hundred families were left homeless, with total losses around six hundred thousand dollars. Separate unrest in Fremont, Ohio subsided as sheriff vowed to defend jail, closing saloons amid potential violence following an alleged murder by three African American suspects.
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Ottawa
Ont
John White
Hull
Canadian Pacific
Ottawa River
Margaret and
Preston Streets
Ely
Stuber
Rochestersville
Usw
Cook
Fremont
Otto Mischke
Norwalk
Mason
Clayton
Mra
Ann
Chia
Mery
Doll
Tony
Liquor bills ruled invalid by Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas Supreme Court at Topeka holds prices for legally sold intoxicating liquor in Kansas could not be recovered. Dreyfus & Jones of Kansas City sued Goss & Powell of Elgin for payment on a barrel of whisky. court affirmed that sale in Kansas violated state law, so no recovery allowed.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Topeka
Kaufas
Dreyfus & Jones
Kansas City
Goss & Powell
Elgin
Kan
Kansas
Supreme Court
Rioting in Brooklyn as Police Break Striker Groups
Serious trouble from the Brooklyn strike led to police dispersing mobs across several borough areas. Union men were beaten in multiple incidents and police used clubs to restore order. A subway strike meeting in New York voted to continue the walkout for six months if needed.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
New York
Wen
Train wreck near White Pine claims engineer life
Engineer Hubert B. Holloran of Knoxville is killed when Southern passenger No 12 derails one mile west of Walle Dine Tenn. Seven others injured, one colored woman in serious condition. Recovery of the body of Mrs. Mary Auguste Lynde linked to a vanished New York woman.
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Southern
White Pine
Tenn
Kansville
Leon
Asheville
N.C
Walle Dine
Hubert B. Holloran
Knoxville
River
Mary Auguetu
Niper Lynde
New York
Northiver
Mra
Lynde
James Larper
Larper Publishing House
Charles St. Lynde
Mystery of a Leaking Box on Cunard Dock Investigated
Police fail to solve the mystery of a leaking box on the Cunard line dock in New York amid debate over whether it was a hoax or a real threat. Authorities weigh possibilities of a credible explosion and large fire, while no definitive culprit or motive has been identified.
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Hon ’ Boon
Benjimin Viljoen
Hursher
Johannesburg
Transvaal
Volkuraad
Gid W. D. Snyman
Dive
New York
Mexico
South Africa
Adl
Sunny Bank Farm chapter six continued romance and a social misfit
In a long narrative set at Sunny Bank Farm, the narrator recalls a teen romance with Doctor Clayton and the awkward social debut of Rosa as she attends Captain Thompson’s party. She endures awkward glances, ill-fitting attire, and a teasing crowd, receiving aid from Dell Thompson and Doctor Clayton as emotional tension and jealousy unfold.
Avairce and health in ancient observation
A garbled medical discourse discusses avarice as a tempering force on health. It links desire for wealth to bodily steadiness, endurance, and longevity, warning of feverish excess and nervous strain if passion becomes uncontrolled. The text notes historical views on health, aging, and the body under financial zeal.
Mrs Garrett Saved By Kidney Pills After Illness
In Mr and Mrs Garrett of Tighe Byunees Ark a long illness left Mrs Garrett bedridden and unable to walk. Doctors had given up hope but after trying Body's Kidney Pills she recovered completely and declared the remedy saved her life and restored her health.
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Garrett
Isidney
A Musinewy Agset and Kidney Health Ad
An odd public notice-like piece extols a mysterious figure’s strength and a remedy for kidney trouble. It claims healing via a product called Tinto’s Kidney Pilsanon, praising relief and universal mailing availability with pricing and distributor details.
Annie Chil Menken Interview Sparks Tense Moment
In a brief, unsettled scene a young woman, Annie Chil Menken, is interrupted during a long, vague moment aboard the Sofia held Kigt Linda as the interviewer probes affection and identity. The exchange becomes a curious, awkward exchange revealing tension and curiosity about the speaker's self.
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Annie Chil Menken
Anketd
Fragmented Observations and Odd Advertisements
An observed garbled text notes a commentary about birth and perception of holes in newspapers. It moves through stray phrases about laundry, home laundering by mothers, and a mix of product mentions and absurd asides. The piece ends recalling a man who was older years ago and a scattered, nonsensical passage about a new shoe, cures, and samples.
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