Nation and reform and political party in a 1907 Texas paper
The Daily Eagle notes Carrie Nation's Galveston route to Mexico for reform, discusses Thomas W. Lawson's new political ticket, and Sen. Cullom's term proposal. It laments imperialism hints, praises a health coffee substitute, and reports a shooting series in San Antonio. It criticizes third-term talk, cites Roosevelt, politics, and stock gambling’s misery. It urges tree planting and road upkeep while noting worker layoffs in California.
Jury of Women Rules Garment Fit in Colorado Case
In Denver on December 21 a jury composed entirely of women served in a lawsuit over a garment purchase. The jury, before Justice Carson, ruled that the garment fitted the purchaser, marking a historic verdict.
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Denver
Colorado
Carson
Fresh bread and cakes at Texas Bakery notice
Texas Bakery offers fresh bread and cakes of all kinds with special orders. Careful attention to orders. Phone 89. Mrs. Otto Boehme.
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Texas Bakery
Otto Boehme
Plasmon Company Bankruptcy Involving Sam Clemens
New York reports a bankruptcy petition against the Plasmon company a milk products maker led by acting president Samuel L. Clemens known as Mark Twain. The firm a branch of an English company reportedly has liabilities around 27000 and assets about 100600 with Clemens having invested roughly 25000.
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New York
Plasmon Company
Samuel L. Clements
Mark Twain
Clemens
Baltimore Blaze Causes Major Loss at West Baltimore Street
Fire ravaged the five story building at 325 West Baltimore street in Baltimore on December 21. The blaze damaged nearly a quarter of a million dollars and involved the wholesale millinery firm of Wilerzig Bros. Co. and associates including Robinson Valenstein Co. capmakers.
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Baltimore
West Balti More Street
Wilerzig Bros. & Co
Baltimore Overall Company
Robinson, Valenstein & Co
Capmakers
Carpenters Reject Wage Cut Proposal in New York
The local Brotherhood of Carpenters refused a wage reduction from five dollars to four fifty per day proposed by master carpenters. The cut would have taken effect January fourteenth. Masters argue a decrease is needed in current trade conditions, and arbitration seems likely.
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New York
Brotherhood of Carpenters
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