Labor unions a fact employers must face say Erie president
Organized labor is a fact to be practically dealt with and organized capital must recognize the condition. The Erie president urged employers to treat unions as a permanent factor, not to ignore the situation, and to adjust operations for stable relations between capital and labor. The New York Press echoes the need for permanent adjustment and mutual good will as a cabinet department bill moves through Congress.
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Erie Railroad
The
Civic Federation
New York Prose
the Erie
Barrow Reflects On Cheyenne News Chaos In Tribune Tale
The excerpt recounts Barrow’s view of Cheyenne and the Tribune during a turbulent era. It cites Rev McWhacker and a factional dispute over the Leader, with insinuations of political pressure and editorial turmoil affecting the paper and town.
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Barrow
Cheyenne
the Tribune
Tribune
McWhacker
Wyoming Tribune
Tribune Otc
Deming
Theaegeo
Hemen
Slack
Debate on business rivals and adulterated food rules
The excerpt discusses the risk of attacks between rivals, urging mutual aid over deceit. It notes the pure food bill passing the house by 72 to 21, detailing penalties for shipping or receiving adulterated or imitation products and prohibiting false labeling of foreign goods.
Fictional Reflections on Politics and Global Tensions
A column wryly notes General Miles's arrival and Kaiser Wilhelm’s shifting fondness for the United States. It mocks delayed Christmas shopping, hints at Castro’s dangerous risks, and lampoons political figures including Tom L. Johnson and John Mitchell. It questions debt collection efficacy and comments on Senator Teller’s strained cable.
Pointed Paragraphs from the Chicago News
A collection of wry maxims and observational quips from the Chicago Record Herald. The items lampoon work, love, family, language, and human folly with pithy one liners and cultural totems of the era.
Hoar to Submit Anti Trust Bill
Senator Hoar plans a bill to regulate trusts and corporations in interstate or international commerce. He introduced the bill title as Senate Bill 6660 and will attach its text soon to be referred to the judiciary committee after the holiday recess.
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Hoar
Senate Bi
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Boar
Preferring to Rent From a Man Delivers Cautionary Advice
An observer notes a bias against women as landlords in old rental ads. He recalls personal rental failures with female owners, blaming overpromising and loquacious negotiation. He endorses the ad line Prefer to rent from a man as prudent business wisdom.
Boulder crashes through Kennett house roof injuring family
A 1000 pound boulder from Holt and Gregg's lime quarry near Kennett broke through the roof of N W Dildine's house on Thursday morning. Mrs Dildine and two children were seated on a bed four feet from the impact and were spared serious harm as debris tore through the cabin. The foreman had warned of blasting dangers but the family stayed indoors.
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San Francisco
Cal
N. W. Dildine
Kennett
Dildine
Holt & Gregg
Ancient Elizabethan Love Letter Revealed by Devon Correspondent
A Devonshire correspondent prints an old love letter dated May 1699 from a landed proprietor near South Molton to an unnamed Mrs L. The prose in black letter recalls longing and medical remedies, with archaic spelling and signatures eroded by time, found among aged law papers.
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Chicago Record-Herald
London Mail
Devonshire
South Molton
A Case of Grit and a Connecticut Storefront Pioneers Hard Times
A retired capitalist recalls a life of business in Connecticut marked by harsh laws and repeated arrests for ads and price cutting. He details fights with pharmacists, grocers, and clerks, paying fines while building his fortune on low prices and persistence amid legal challenges.
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Connecticut
Focal
Tay Tank Hsen
Local Shop Sells Records and Phonographs for Holidays
A shop announces the sale of a fine line of records and phonographs available through the holidays. Customers are invited to hear the instruments at the Jewelry House of Buechner in Elm Street area with service and repairs offered.
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GLO Jewelry House
Buechner
ELMAN
Amusing Street Incident and Notices From 1902 Ledger
A jumble of brief vignettes includes a comic mix up where a woman grabs the arm of the wrong man before realizing the mistake. The page also carries stray jokes about a druggist’s math, hostesses and dinner, plus a long set of notices on train service improvements and official bids for school bonds, bridge repairs, and stockholders meetings.
Rate and public notices from Cheyenne newspaper items
Public notices include travel rates to pass schedules on the Missouri River line and the Debart-El Paso route. Court filings announce estate sales and divorce petitions in Wyoming with hearings in December 1902 and January 1908. Bank annual meeting set for January 14 1908 and subscription offers for the Salt Lake City Tribune via Cheyenne Daily Leader.
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Stoekholders
Neosho Valley of Gas and Minenal Company
Tdelnen Block
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Haire
Buvan Brown
John Brown
St Spokane
Wash
Mary A. Gourlay
Timothy Dyer
District Court of the First Juicial District
Wryo
Caid
Wyo
Caild
T. J. Fisher
M J. Barry
Baid Retate
First National Bank of
George B. Abbott
Salt Lake City
Jorgen J. Gregersen
A. D
District Court
First Judicial District of Wyoming
T. J. PisHmk
Secret Societies Meeting Notes
Fragmentary OCR lists names like Joan Robert, W Gill, P G Cook, and Weeks as secretary. No clear event, date, or location readable to form a full notice.
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Geo. W. Sneider
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Hugo Donzel Mann
Sherman Block
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