Labor leaders clash over Taft allies in mixed speech
York May 26 A speech by John Kirby Dayton newly elected president of the Association of Manufacturers prompts a harsh rebuke from John Mitchell former United Mine Workers official. Mitchell accuses Kirby of pandering to organized labor and of hypocrisy while criticizing employers and labor divisions.
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York
John Kirby
Dayton
Association of Manufacturers
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Civic Federation
Mitchell
Mr. Kirby
Krby
Taft
Leo Cardinal Manning
Petastone
Hapas
Potter
Paly
Wendell Binip- Potter
Melville E. Ae
Conir
Citi
Disparate Scientific Notes Highlight Early 20th Century Inventions
A patchwork of science items notes new lamp alloys and oxidation insights, a nitrate threat to fruit, moon photography from Earth, fisheries exchanges with the United States, a terrestrial globe, a light metal alloy, tungsten lighting fixtures, aeronaut training centers in Germany, shell peanuts processed for oil, manganese deposits in Cape Town, a Chilean railway over the Andes, an incandescent lamp fixture, a funeral hearse with child carriage, Niobrara limestone for cement, an Latin American Medical Congress, evaporation of oceans to salt, and joint Allied cures for pencertie sickness.
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Enemist
Syria
United States
Pottingen University
Ols
Cape Town
Eble
Arica
Bolivia
Geological Survey
Colorado
Rio de Janei
South America
Great Britain
France
Belgium
South Africa
New York
Balloon voyage plan and new mechanical fitness device
A Boston area resident plans a summer balloon journey from the city toward the Pacific coast. Also described are a motor driven skipping rope machine triggered by stepping on a platform and stopping when released, a Ferro-silicon powder forming poisonous gases if moistened, and steel plates polished to near impossibly smooth tolerances. Ordinary Manila paper can be moth proofed by a coal tar oil and carbolic acid coating for fabric preservation.
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Tory
Boston
Pacific Coast
German Knights of Columbus council eyed by Catholic Germans
At a meeting planned for Sunday at 3 pm at St Josephs church Catholic men of German birth or extraction expect to discuss forming a strictly German Knights of Columbus council in the city. Rev Hubert Dahme praised the order after attending a Stratfield event and pledged support to advance the project. If organized, members will run the council and a noted degree team will be brought in to demonstrate the work.
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St. Joseph's Church
Knights of Columbus
Knights
Stratfield
Hubert Dahme
St. Joseph's
William Flynn
John F. Rogers Council
Father Dahme
Death drives woman to mental asylum for believed possession
Due to her sister's death a year ago Mrs. Ellen E. Callahan became melancholy. She told authorities she was possessed by devils and yesterday was committed to the Middletown insane asylum after being moved there. She has lived on Harral avenue her entire life.
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Ellen E. Callahan
Middletown Insane Asylum
Harral Avenue
Bottle Explodes Injuring Youth In Waterfront Incident
Arthur Hendrickson an 18 year old resident of 1185 Broad Street sustained severe eye cuts when a soda bottle exploded as he prepared to throw it into the water. Dr Krause treated the injuries at the Emergency department.
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Arthur Hendrickson
Broad Street
Krause
Syria
Damascus
Vanderbilt Valet Imprisoned In Jewelry Theft Case
William Cox a former valet for Alfred G. Vanderbilt was sentenced to three months in Marl borough street police court for stealing jewelry valued at $5,000 from Vanderbilt after being dismissed. The jewels were recovered.
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London
William Cox
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Marlborough Street
Vanderbilt
Cox
Hyomei Inhaler Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
An old advertisement touts Hyomei as a portable remedy for catarrh coughs colds bronchitis and asthma. It promotes a Hyomei inhaler kit priced at 1 00 and a 50 cent bottle for existing inhalers with a money back guarantee and rapid relief claims.
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Australia
Remarkable Dwarf and Odd Anecdotes From History
A collection of curious notes: Sir Jeffrey Hudson, born 1619, grows from 18 inches to 3 ft 9 in by thirty. Syrian donkey tricks and Baghdad mules. dark ages table manners with porringer and shared spoons. tipstaves used by Bow Street runners. a leather skin tale from the New York Times. Browning in a Piccadilly umbrella dispute.
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Jeffrey Hudson
Scott
Peveril
Rutlandshire
England
Duke of Buckingham
Henrietta
Charles I
Jeffrey
Bow Street
Tom Tits
New York Times
Noted Voices and Wit Fill Mixed Column Sketches
Readable snippets span stage lore and literary quips. Lablache’s renowned bass astonishes audiences with two octaves from E flat to E flat. Lord Bacon praises gardens as supreme human pleasure while cartoons and wits lampoon manners and missteps in brief vignettes.
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Lablache
Lyric Stage
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Holbrook & McNama
Main Street
Traduger
Eweist
Browning
London Chronicle
Robert Browning
Piccadilly
Lord Leighton
Helen of Troy
Sir Frederick
Mary Anderson Navarro
Grant Duffs
Kloseman
Briggins
Washington Star
Detroit Free Press
Euripides
Chicago Tribune
Birmingham
Lord Bacon
Miss
James
Jane Porter
State and Broad Streets
Wissner Pianos
Bridgeport
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