Arbitration In New South Wales Typographical Association
An agreement reached through the New South Wales Court of Arbitration resolves a dispute between the Typographical Association and Sydney printers. The award favours composing room employers, with more men employed and slight wage improvements. A clause allows reduced pay for older workers unable to meet younger standards while preserving their continued employment.
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New South Wales Typographical Association
Sydney
Court of Arbitration of New South Wales
Sydney Onion
Uncle Alten and Chele Allvo Sparks in Chicago Tribute
In a Chicago Tribute item, Uncle Alten discusses political ambition while Chele Allvo Sparks comments on reactions to a candidate. The piece notes pressure from voters and observers who question whether a candidate truly seeks office, citing Alex Corey & Co. as reference.
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Uncle Alten
Chele Allvo Sparks
Alex Corey & CO
Chiopp
Jack
Depot Square
Cago
Unions Commended by Church Conference On Labor Reform
At a Baltimore Methodist conference a memorial urged church and employers to back labor fairness. It commends fraternal hiring, safe wages, welfare work, arbitration, and cooperation to end strikes. highlights organizational support for immigrant Americanization and better work conditions.
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Baltimore
Madison Arema
New York
Methodist Church
Tle
Church
New York Garnishes Law Cuts Wages Exemption
Governor Hughes signs exemptions reducing garnishment of wages to twelve dollars weekly with ten percent protected for claims. New limits include household furniture, working tools, professional instruments valued up to two hundred fifty dollars, and homeowner with a family. The Labor Union stance and quoted remarks by Rev Charles Stelaie reflect broader social movement debates.
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New York
Hughes
Bysteria
Charles Stelaie
Labor notes from the early union era report milestones
The Iron Molders Union marks its semicenten nial next year. The National Metal Trades association employs two hundred thousand men. New York's 1908 legislature enacted ten bills from the workers federation. The Tackmakers’ Protective Union claims status as the second oldest labor group in America. New England machinists push to nominate labor unions for city and town offices.
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Iron Molders’ Union of
North America
National Metal Trades Association
New York
Workingmen's Federation
Tackmakers’ Protective Union
United States
Canada
New England
Labor Unien
Vermont News:June in Burlington Court and Local Grants
City records show June was busy with 37 marriages and 60 cases heard in Burlington's court led by Judge I C Mower. A 1 000 fund from Col Joseph Hattell was allocated to Middielby Improvement Society to treat a fountain opposite Mattel building. Reverend B M Fuller led state Prohibition efforts, while North Stratford, New Hampshire hosted a competition winner. Minor offenses included intoxication, breach of peace, and vagrancy.
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Joseph Hattell Bay
Middielby Improvement Society
Burtington
I. C. Mower
Graduates Celebrate at State Hospital and Hall Stone Laying
Graduating nurses from the school for nurses at Waterhary state hospital were honored Thursday evening with a brief address by C Williams of Newport, diplomas, and a handover ceremony. A cornerstone laying for a West Dummerston hall occurred Saturday afternoon by State Master Georgy A Pierce with attendance over two hundred. A ball game followed between Williamaville and West Dummerston Grange, the latter winning. Dancing capped the day as Vermont State Hospital land was bought and $300 was budgeted by the town for the hall project.
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State Hospital For the Insane
Waterhary
C. Williame
Newport
Boert
Trimtees
Lisle M. Adama
Gertrude Gondyear
Claude A. Heyers
D. D. Grout
Haiking
Weet Dumbereton Granger
West Dummerston
Georgy A Pierce
Brattidore
Tetwro
Williamaville
Weat Dummerston Grange
Deirut
Vermont State Hapitct Association
Dursnerston
Excellent crop outlook improves grain yields this year
Washington reports July 1 cereal crop conditions show winter wheat 80.6 to 83.9, spring wheat 9.0, and combined 91.9. Farmers hold about 92,707,000 bushels of wheat, with corn acreage preliminarily about 100,900,000 as area rises 1.1 percent. Projected totals forecast winter wheat 426,014,000 bushels, spring wheat 276,276,000, corn 2,706,402,000, against last year’s harvests.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Ava
Cote
House of Correction Commitments in Rutland June
June saw 22 commitments to Rutland House of Correction, up 11 from May, with Wasiness heavier due to sessions across counties. Rutland county jail housed 96 offenders in June, up four from May, while April records show 62 jailed. Offenses include larceny, perjury, failure to support family, cruelty to animals and a child, open lewdness, and related crimes.
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House of Correction
Rutland
Uesourt
Forest Fire Rages Near Wells Threatens Homes
A forest fire started Thursday by lightning burned hundreds of acres and felled timber near Wells and Kennebunkport, with houses threatened as crews from Wells and nearby towns fought the blaze. Exhausted workers reported little crowning of flames yesterday, noting the damage fell mostly on young growth and small timber areas.
Revolutions Toll in Paraguay War Revealed
Department received information on recent events in Paraguay estimating 100 to 130 killed and 400 wounded. Disputes arose after a July 4 report by Humonos Ayres. a minister of war was captured, and Accuron city reportedly burned.
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Paraguay
Metal Workers League Formed In United States
A new central organization named the Metal Workers league is formed in Cincinnati with over 600000 members from ironworkers and related crafts. It will affiliate to the AFL, with officers including James O Connell and Joseph W Valentine, and will place headquarters in Washington as the national executive board. Efforts aim to include steel and structural workers and Canadian metal trade unions.
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New Metal Trades Organization
New Central Nations
Cincinnati
The
Metal Workers’ League
American Federation of Labor
James O'Connell
Washington
Machinists’ International Union
Joseph
Just Exactly Right for Constipation Relief
An old ad note praises Dr Kings New Life Vitis as the exact remedy for years of discomfort. The testimonial mentions Aunt finding it "junt exactly right" and references Mr A A Bolton of Harrisville New York and a New Late Pilly location. The beholden claim is relief from "Wast discomfort" and constitutional relief.
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Kings
New Life Vitis
A. A. Botton
Uarrieville
N.Y
Rooker & Wells
Bids Wanted for Ditch Digging in Barre Vermont
Sealed bids for digging and filing about 1800 feet of ditch on Newth Main street in Barre are due at our office on or before July 10, 1908. Information at Lieper Square office. Right reserved to reject any or all bids. Dated Barre Vermont June 30, 1908.
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Barre
Lieper Square
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