Labor Address Demands Action to Preserve Workers Rights
Washington report outlines a Washington conference address by Samuel Gompers and AFL leaders urging labor to pressure Congress to amend the Sherman anti trust law, defend workers liberties, and mobilize protests nationwide. The message calls for sustained lawful pressure and unity in support of labor candidates and policies.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Seasion
Samuel Gompars
American Federation of Labor
Safec Ahail
Congress
Ttte
Adil
United States
Mondy
Labor
Executive Council
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Adverts Backed by Doctors
A vintage newspaper ad touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a universal kidney liver and bladder health remedy. It promises free sample bottles and a booklet, urging readers to mail for the offer and to mention the newspaper. It claims hospital and private practice success.
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Kilmer
Bright
N.Y
Dr. Kitmer
Binghamton, N
Life Saved by Wrong Policy Telegram
Utica March 23 A railroad tale says a deadly mix up averted tragedy aboard the Mohawk and Malatio line as passenger William Brady narrowly avoided taking a deadly drug sent through a mistaken policy he received in error from a Montreal broker. The botched delivery prompted a telegraph to Donavantore station and a swift rescue as the medicine was discarded.
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Utica
Willian Brady
New York Central
Montreal
New York
Brody
Tost Cor
Anteon
Toronto
Ace
Trigsten
Donavantore
Trady
Joe
Aenikam
Tupper Lake
Adirondack
Headly
Dartmouth Students Endorse Athletic Rule on Summer Baseball
Hanover March 25 Dartmouth College students voted unanimously to support the athletic committee in enforcing rules against summer baseball. President J A Clark and senior class president Hi K E Stuart presented the resolution. Professor Kidwin J Turtlett and Prof. Lays cork spoke in favor while opposition voices were few and far between.
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Hanover
N. 1
Dartmouth
Ir College Tial
J. A. Clark
College Clat
E. Stuart
Boston
Footwell Ries
Kidwin J. Turtlett
le Dartmouth Vihletin Vonsei
Aod Profesor
Reduction for 25 000 Wage Cut At Providence Mills
Robert Knight announces a wage reduction of twenty five thousand and a per cent cut at Providence mills. The move affects Knight wills and will be implemented Monday with operations shifting through towns including Wainsacket Cen terville Lippitt River Point Artin Kn ee Jacke and White River. The mills have been ramping to three different sites across the state as part of the consolidation.
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Robert Knight
Providence
Providenes
Mare
Ue TB BR
Kalehee
Mance
Will Fey
Jo Ite Mills
Province
Wainsacket
Centerville
Lippitt
River Point
Artin
Knee Jacke
White River
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Claims Pure Medicine Faith
An old advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as pure and safe, tracing its origin to Dr. Oliver of Boston. It cites cures for scrofula eczema psoriasis blood poisoning and rheumatism, touts consistent advertising, and promotes liquid and chocolate coated tablet forms with a 100 dose one dollar price.
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Hood
Oliver
Boston
Barre Team Wins Three Straight At Local Alleys
The Barre team defeated the Ethan Allen club of Burlington three straight at Bursell's alley Saturday night. J Averill led the winning side with a high single of 260 and a high three-string total of 664. The match featured a strong showing from Averill as top bowler of the evening.
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J. ©. Averill
Bursell's Alley
Ethan Allen Club
Burlington
Barre
T. Averill
Boskin financier King tied to cash pile in flight
Washington investigators traced a large cash hoard believed to be King’s fortune, bundled by a lawyer in a hotel after King fled Boston. Post office detectives probe King schemes as a receiver was appointed, while Hopline and partners faced scrutiny over prior profits and rumors of a vast, ill gotten sum.
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King
Boston
Washington, D. C
Post-Office Department
Bens
Srebstil Corook
Kieney
Denen
Monte Cristo
Si Ben A. Hopl
Hopline Laws Viny
Cmaes
Troy
Toyronan
Exide
Boston Daily
Secret Secret Marriage Ties Yale Man Revealed
Mystery woman abducted from a New York street and taken to a hospital. Reports tie her secret marriage to J. S. Worrall Pauls of Yale, a civ and Yale partner, to detective and Lipton associate Sir Thomas Lipton. Details unclear as the tale unfolds with names and dates in question.
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New York
March
New York Hospital
Eke
Keats Winter
Thomas Lipton
Revi Leo
Simunthe Aue
Ing
Sory
J. 5. Worrall Pauls
Yale
Mamiber
Civ
Parorte
Winfield
Lobe
Wage Auiager
Aresion
Thomas Lp
Lawrence
Hughes slate chosen for big four delegation
Alban X Y March 23 Stewart on Woodford Inco Gould Cebamariy eth Law Frank Bilnck tidy deal Hig Four selected ly Car I Gelegiton 1 the Chicago resorted according to warranty well 4 veatint report governor conferred erday at the hotel Astor with Fetumen of Cornell pare sity after dw conference he said he had no minonngement to make comer Ing the delegame-at-large.
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Alban, X.Y
Stewarton Woodford
Inco Gould
Cebamariyeth Law, Frank & Bilnck
Tidy
Dea
Hig
Chicago
Warrenty
Hotel Astor
Cornell
Bryan Pledge Beaten at Democratic Convention
Dispatch from Providence on March 23 reports the Democratic state convention refusing to adopt a proposal to seat Williean delegates. The convention left the delegate-at-large issue unresolved, with tensions rising among factions and no immediate plan to tally delegates.
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Sauirday
Willieani
The Polyglot Dish in Hungarian Brooklyn Eatery
A German chef prepares a reneda for an American customer in a Hungarian restaurant, illustrating cross cultural dining tensions in Brooklyn Life with humorous mispronunciations and local flavor.
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Brooklyn
Putnam's Fadeless Dyes Ad Highlights Coverage
Putnam's Fadeless Dyes offer colors for Wool Silks Cotton and Mixed Goods. Each package colors one third to one half more goods with less trouble and no failures by following the directions. Full line of colors priced at 10 cents.
Taft Delegates in Question as Labor Protests Rise
Washington dispatch details claims of 552 Taft delegates amid labor leaders protests over Roosevelt agenda. Report notes uncertainty around key bills including employment, currency, and tariff statistics, with opposition from Speaker Cannon and mixed signals on anti injunction and Sherman act efforts. Overnight statements by Hitchcock are compared with allied claims, while Minnesota Governor Johnson's potential entry shifts Democratic dynamics in Massachusetts. Senate funds disaster investigations and House approves fortifications spending amid tariff amendments.
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Washington
Marcch
Roosevelt
Cannon
Hitchcock
Taft
Jehoopk
Tatt
Kelcher
Peters
Heston
Johneon
Minnesota
Thare
Senate
Ding
THE PRESIDENTS PROGRAM
Washington March 23 The mows War anounced is a dig el remdent me bien patch possession of if a daterrats tut President 00 legislative prograsm the sentence of dak will Saturday Roosevelt nd be urged open in a special meseage which he said Katurdey would in this week endferenges.
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Washington
Dak
Roosevelt
Katurdey
Aed
Diapepain Promise for Quick Digestion Relief
A saturated ad-style piece touts Diapepain as a candy tasting cure for indigestion and stomach trouble. It claims rapid relief within five minutes, promises digestion of 3000 degrees of meat, and urges readers to try now to end stomach misery and enjoy meals again.
High Praise for Roosevelt by Bishop Cranston during Philadelphia event
Bishop Karl Cranston of Washington praised Theodore Roosevelt, urging unity and moral concerns in national affairs. He warned against another decade of the current regime, lamenting corporate power and calling for a principled leader in the White House.
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Chiladelphia
Roosevelt
Ths
Karl Cranston
Washington, D. C
Sigh
Philadelphia
Episcopal
Chenting
Pune
Petacleien
Dieti
Gon Poli Tad Stateman Ip
Measage Agaist Corporation Power and and Mile
Washiington
Train Robbers Escape From Jail
Reported escape from a jail by Frank Hawner and McDonald during a heist on September 1 1907 at the Great Northern Overland line about a mile and a half from Thunder Mountain. They boarded the quarry car, attempted a water car breach, and fled as deputies pursued. Descriptions circulated as officers searched the city.
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Saturda
Great Northern Overland
Thundal
Mont
Ieey
Frank Hawner
McDonald
Stocessel Begins Ten Year Prison Term In Fortress
In St Petersburg on March 21 Lieutenant General Stocesn began a ten year sentence for cowardice and treason over surrendering Port Arthur to Japan. He occupies a room in the fortress of St Peter and St Paul with Rear Admiral Nehogatod, who also faces a harsh sentence for surrender in the Sea of Japan action. The room is small and guarded. Stocesn's family has been allowed a visit. The transfer to the fortress was unexpected and occurred Friday.
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St. Petersburg
Stocesn
Port Arthur
St. Peter and St. Paul
Nehogatod
Japan
Sea of Japan
Stowsnel
King Taio 25,000 Left In Trade After Feb 19 Theft
Poston March 93 Carienio FE King Taio 25,000 in ral at 4 25 afternoon February 19, time telom he left Tide money paid to hinty 6 A Staples a water broker. furniture, automobiles, and mortgage records were placed in the name of hile with, valued at 300.
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Poston
Carienio FE
Taio
Hinty
Staples
Wee
Mont Ne
King
Bieivo Automobiles
Ay Hall
No New Trial For Asia Man In Colorado Case
In Denver on March 3 a judge ruled against granting a new trial for the man accused in the killing of Father Leo Helorichs. The case centers on alleged involvement in the Denver church incident and related murder charges.
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Leo Helorichs
Denver
Mothim
Cubeppe Alla
Megiet
Renae
Marriage at Home and Social Pressures in Modern Times
A discussion from a periodical symposium questions whether marriage is fulfilled by a homebound life. It argues husbands resist being kept at home yet value domestic warmth, while wives balance hosting with personal autonomy. It cites social patterns, education, and wealth trends shaping domestic life and marital dynamics.
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Hiney
N. D. Phelps CO
Main Street
J. W. Dillon
Bolter Block
Barre, Vt
Flhan Allen Club
Smith
Averill
Walsh
Ethan Allens
Whitcomb
Stearns A
Gaerey
Adalse
Mt MO
Téa ST
Lipton
Hospital
Hughes
Woodford
Low
Schuman
Black
Detsgaten-at-Large
Bryan Pledge
Rhode
Teland Democrats Land Unit
Anittaal Real Estate
Horton Eveplig Transcript
Amy
Celine
Emeng Bum
Jrnns
Pettetmer
Amiriog
Poplin
Minard
Putnam’s
Red Cross
Mies Granite
Hik
Barre, vi
Bishop Cranston
McDonald and Hauser
Great Northern
Stoessel
Mrs. King's
Cardellio
Creditora
Asia
Tama
Toridon
Rutland Herald
Yaya
Cara Niente
Emy
Doubeley
Baeiefactors
Mlucothopal Jnstit
Weny
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