College bid notices for beef and pork contracts 1908 09
By authority of the Board of Directors bids will be received in the Mess Hall in the college rooms at nine o'clock on Wednesday June 10 for supplying the Mess Hall with beef for the session 1908 09. Bids include whole carcass meat from 350 pound dressed carcasses and choice cuts inspected by a US Government Inspector. Grass fed beef Sept to Jan and corn fed Jan to June. College may furnish on hand beef from its herd. Also bids for pork with same reserve for hogs on hand. $500 certified check with each bid. bond required of successful bidder. right to reject any or all bids.
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Board of Directors
United States
A and M College Wood Bids Requested for 1400 Cords
The office of the President invites bids by April 20 for 1400 cords of merchantable wood in 350 cord increments. 1050 cords to be placed beside the I and G N railroad spur, 350 cords at the Mess Hall. Delivery by January 1, 1908 for three fifths, remainder as directed. A 1/6 bid bond and contractor bond required. Bids may be rejected.
Penrose Support Expected At Primaries Delegates Planned
Pittsburg April 13 It will take several days to obtain official figures of Saturdays primaries but conditions warrant the statement that Senator Penrose will be supported for re election by practically all the assembled candidates and delegates to the state convention will be instructed for Senator Knox for the presidency while the delegates to the Democratic state convention will probably send uninstructed delegates to Denver.
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Pittsburg
Penrose
Knox
Denver
Separator mill wrecked in Miller by nitroglycerin blast
An explosion at the Aetna Powder company separator mill in Miller Indiana completely wrecked the facility. No one was inside at the time and the cause remains unknown.
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Chicago
Aetna Powder Company
Miller
Ind
Cambria Steel Resumes Operations in Johnstown
Cambria Steel company restarts plants in Johnstown Pennsylvania this week hiring about 1500 workers.
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Johnstown
Cambria Steel Company
Lumbermen in Session at Texas Convention
Dallas reports the twenty-second annual convention of the Lumbermen’s Association of Texas opening in the Majestic theater. Mayor Hay and US District Attorney Atwell welcome delegates. president Steves and others speak. Papers from J. L. Thompson and George C. Vaughan highlight manufacturer and wholesaler perspectives. Nash lauds retailers.
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Lumbermen’s Association of Texas
E. H. Lingo
Majestic Theater
Hay
Steves
United States District Attorney
Atwell
Paul Waples
Swinford
J. L. Thompson
Houston
George C. Vaughan
San Antonio
E. R. Nash
Waco
Bolling Arthur
The
American Lumberman
Chicago
W. E. Barnes
Justice Woodward
New York Supreme Court
Notes on Labor and Union Movements Worldwide
Notes from the labor world discuss shop girls in Little Rock forming a union for better pay and hours, Kansas and Tennessee federations backing woman suffrage, rising railroad employment, Furuseth to represent AFL at the British Trade Union Congress, and various labor reforms in Italy New York West Virginia and Pittsburg. It also covers union strikes funding in New York Typographical Union No 6, railroad telegraphers hours, stage employes jurisdiction, and a historical note on Parliament’s 1800 actions protecting women and children.
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Little Rock, Ark
Andrew Furuseth
Sailors’ Union of the Pacific
American Federation of Labor
British Trade Union Congress
Notiingham
Steamboat men warned in peanut trade along Tennessee River
Advices from the peanut section along the Tennessee River indicate night riders have extended operations there. Commanders of the steamboats Savannah and Kentucky have reportedly been warned by night rider notes not to carry peanuts. Drummers note violence once denounced by some and forced from the area.
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Tennessee River
Savannah
Kentucky
St. Louis
Assassination Sparks Turmoil in Lemberg
In Vienna on April 14 news reports the assassination of Count Andrews Polocki, governor of Galicia, by Ruthenian student Miersolap Szrozynski during a delegation audience. A Ruthenian MP says such crimes are a national necessity to end Polish oppression. Ruthenian students in Vienna celebrate while Polish demonstrators march in Lemberg, attacking Ruthenian clubs.
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Galcia
Lemberg
Andrews Polocki
Miersolap Szrozynski
Stu
Supreme Court Grants Prohibition Against Education Board
Guthrie April 14 The supreme court issued an opinion granting the board of regents of the state university a writ of prohibition to stop the state board of education from interfering with the institution. Regents attorney W A Ledbetter of Ardmore prevailed in every instance and the election of Dr A Grant Evans as president is expected to be confirmed. The decision reverses the Attorney General West’s ruling.
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Ardmore
A. Grant Evans
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West
Henry Feltman Obituary by Jump Into Well
Carmi Illinois April 14 Henry C Feltman former mayor of Salem and grand scribe of the encampment of Illinois Odd Fellows committed suicide by jumping into a well at his home He had been in ill health and brooding over his condition and is described as a prominent Democratic politician who served as postmaster during President Cleveland's last administration.
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Henry C. Feltman
Salem
Here
Illinois Odd Fellows
Feltman
Cleveland
Republican territorial convention meets in Honolulu
The Honolulu Republican territorial convention elected Representative C. A. Rice as chairman. The platform backs President Roosevelt and Governor Freer, supports tariff revision ship subsidies fortifications at Honolulu and an available station at Pearl Harbor. Delegates to the national convention will go uninstructed with unit rule in effect. Delegates are Representative Kushio and W. A. Remerb, alternates R. W. Brockens and J. M. Dowsett.
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Republican Territorial Convention
C. A. Rice
Roosevelt
Freer
Kaihio
Pearl Harbor
Kushio
W. A. Remerb
R. W. Brockens
J. M. Dowsett
Car Plunges Into Mill Injuring Twenty-One Workers
In Evans City near Butler Pennsylvania a derailment on the Pittsburg Harmony Butler New Castle line sent a car load of workmen and coal backward down a grade. The car left the track and struck a flour mill, injuring twenty-one workers, most of whom are foreigners, with three possibly fatally hurt.
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Butler
New Pittsburg, Harmony, Butler and New Castle
Evans City
Here
Anarchists' Sentences Provoke Tragic Incident in Barcelona
In Barcelona on April 14 after sentences for bomb throwing, the mother of Raymond Burguet slipped a knife to Herman Rull as he attempted suicide. Guards stopped him. Herman Rull was sentenced to death along with Jean Rull and Maria Zuerralto.
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Barcelona
Raymond Burguet
Herman Rull
Jean Rull
Maria Zuerralto
Three Bombs Found in Barcelona Square
Three dynamite bombs were found Tuesday in Angel Square Barcelona prompting security teams to secure the area and assess the danger. No injuries were reported and authorities opened an investigation to determine the origins and motives behind the cache.
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Angel Square
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