Barry's Manifesto resigns from Knights of Labor board
T B Barry, member of the General Executive Board of the Knights of Labor, resigns and blasts the administration. He accuses the board of deception, tyrannizing members, firing internal staff for outsiders, misreporting assemblies, spying on representatives, and misusing funds. He calls for reforms to save the order and reveals alleged spying and falsified records.
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T. B. Barry
The
K. of L
East Saarnaw, Mich
Knights of Labor
General Executive Board
Mr. Barry
Order
United Labor
Barry
Richmond
Minneapolis
Corner-stone ceremony at Reading church collapses
A floor gave way during the Polish Catholic church corner-stone laying at Twelfth and Spruce streets in Reading, Pennsylvania. About 2,000 spectators fell to the basement. over 100 injured, several fatally, as rescuers and physicians rushed to aid the victims. Injured include Mayor J. R. Kenny and multiple identified locals. observers fear more deaths as reports vary.
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Reading
Twelfth
Spruce Streets
Augustus Helfreich
Josephine Martin
Augustus Weis
August B. Seiling
George Siegfreid
J. R. Kenny
George Standt
Ambrose Lennig
F. Dolland
Matthew Breilegam
George
John Neidis
Patrick McDonough
William Koenig
Neidert
C. A. Broadham
Phillip Francisco
Eva Shade
Frederick Shreid
Continental Hotel
John Shide
Valentine Shide
Gottloib Steiner
A. P. Kerchner
Marcus Kerchner
Rudolph Walters
John Heinbecker
Lancaster
St. Joseph's Hospital
Breach of Promise Suit in Wooster Ends in Limitation Ruling
The Mary Fleming case against Thomas T. Eckert reached the Ohio Circuit Court where a 22,500 verdict from 47 years ago remains under threat. The court held that since 21 years had passed, the plea for relief on the judgment was denied, and the matter proceeds to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Train passengers report grim attack near Fargo
Passengers on a Northern Pacific train tell of a deadly clash between two harvest hands west of Fargo. One man was thrown from the moving train. the other clung to a seat and begged for mercy before passengers intervened. The victim was found mangled. no arrests reported.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Fargo
Harvest Hands
Man Held on Burglary Charge in West Virginia
Frank B. Mason is jailed in Grantsville W Va on burglary charges. He previously served seven years in Ohio for burglary and was paroled last April. If acquitted in West Virginia he will return to serve the term. if convicted, he will be brought here at sentence expiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lockwood
New York Microscopic Society
Courmans
Frank B. Mason
Grantsville
W. Va
Mason
Ohio
West Virginia
Frost Damage Clamps Virginia Tobacco Crop
Patersburg Virginia reports extensive frost damage in the southern tobacco area with more than a quarter of the crop ruined. Windrows of yellowing leaves signal widespread loss as farmers face a tough harvest season.
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Patersburg
Ofirginia
Paris Woman Alleges Diamond Theft by Her Maid
Mrs Paran Stevens filed charges against her maid Anita Celanza an Italian for stealing diamonds valued at 30000 The accused was arrested yesterday while Celanza claims the diamonds were sent to London by her mistress earlier and not missing.
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Paris
Man Dies in Nevada Hot Springs Accident
Samuel C. Pratt died after entering the Nevada hot springs and being found later burned and parboiled on the bank. Authorities believe he jumped or fell into the intensely hot water, causing fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deenver
Col
Samuel C. Pratt
Nevada
Popular Theories on Baldness Attacked by Expert
A physician based in Hong Kong challenges popular baldness theories after examining Parsees who wear tight hats to identify factors in hair loss. He notes a link between head coverings and nonbaldness and recounts interviewing men of multiple languages who deny baldness in their race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Persia
India
G. O. Rogers
Preventing Fowl Pecking Through Enrichment and Bit Devices
The piece advises keeping flocks busy to curb feather pecking during winter confinement. It suggests scattering grain among leaves to induce scratching, trimming beaks to prevent pulling feathers, and using a poultry bit device as another remedy. The guidance comes from Farm and Home.
Cure of lumbago with Allcock's Porous Plasters
A New York man, W. H. Dean of 278 Seventh Street, testifies that two Allcock's Porous Plasters relieved severe lumbago within half an hour and allowed him to resume work in two hours with pain mostly gone. He wore the plasters a week and remained improved. Ad attached offering a liver book and free with purchase.
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W. H. Dean
Seventh Street
New York
AticocKk
Allcouk
Radway
Radwata Co
Warren Street
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