Pandemonium at Georgia Delegates Convention Sparks Racket
Turbulent scenes erupt at the National Industrial Congress in St. Louis as Georgia delegates clash over credentials and independence. The dispute over seating and party alignment nearly erupts into a fight, with leaders like Livingston and Simpson in heated exchanges before a calmer path to committee actions and policy motions.
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Sn. Louis
State Alliance of
Georgia
Livingston
Post
Lavingston
Brown
Credentials Committee
Alliants of
Ellington
Georgia Executive Committee
Oma
Georia
Platform Committee
Geot
Jerry Simpson
Alaska
Willetta
Farmers’ Alliance
Wheat
Willetts
Kelly
Kansas
Congress
Simpson
Wilson
Oregon
Leader publisher recalls using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Mr As O of Jonva in Mexia Texas reports recovering from a second grip of the year after taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He notes the treatment brought tolerable relief in about two days and helped end the attack.
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Mr. As O
Jonva
the Leader
Mexia
Texar
Chamberlain
Stocks and Uattio Markets See Mixed Early Trading
New York Feb 23. The stock market fell in the forenoon then recovered on foreign buying and gains in some issues. Chicago gas slumped at times, closing quiet but firm with most losses in that group. Government bonds were dull and steady. Cattle in Ontario receipts reached 10 000 with slow, unsettled trade. steers mainly 4.25 to 3.90. sheep 6 000 with fair activity. lambs and yearlings mixed around 5.00 to 5.75. Western Union, Pacific Mail, Union Pacific and other issues listed with varied quotes.
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New Yon
Chicago
Pacific
Lackawanas & Western
Denver & Improvement
Pacific Mail
Rio Grande Western
Serred
Terminal
A Inland
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Paul & Omalie
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Kixpresa
Fargo Express
Western Union Esa
Ontaaio
Alaska investigation resolution advances in Wassington
A resolution for an Alaska resources and conditions inquiry was agreed to. House calendar items included mining debris in California, pay scales for life saving station keepers and crews, and a deposition rule change. Senate action covered a liquor commission and unfinished bi metallic monetary policy with debates but no final action.
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Wassington
Alaska
Billa
California
Houses of Refuge
United States
Senate
Bate
Coke
Mexican authorities report dispersal of Garga bands in Texas pursuit
Secretary of state received a telegram from Mexican Minister Ryan stating that Garga's bands organized in Texas are dispersed and U S forces pursue them. It claims Mexican precautions protected people and railways and denies travel dangers due to the outbreak.
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Wasshmpton
Ryan
Mexico
Garga
Texas
United States
Trial of a Young Man for Tuberculosis Cure
The report details Frank Huffman in a harsh illness described as tuberculous. Doctors said the case was incurable. He was urged to try Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption. He previously could not walk across the street without rest. After using a bottle worth a dollar, he improved significantly.
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Frank Huffman
King
Songha
Acros
Union Pacific strike talk grows as overtime dispute festers
Special Dispatch to the Leader Omana Feb 23 reports Union Pacific grievance committees after a failed offer by General Manager Dickinson. committees threaten trouble and possible work stoppage if fairness is not achieved within days. A later note covers Greevy’s resignation and competing offers, while Albany anti-soap delegates return home amid Dem convention hopes.
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Omana
Union Pacific
Dickinson
Greevy Messena
M. J. Greevy
Clark
Seara
Greevy
United States
New York
Albany
Syracuse
Tammany
Hill
Land of Promises and Sweatshops in New York
The piece laments New York cloakmakers sweating in East Side quarters as approximately 60,000 refugees seek work for bread. It cites Joseph Barondess defending immigrants while warning of persistent toil and a long, hopeful path to American citizenship, with labor leaders urging determination and calm amid rising hardship.
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New York
Banquo
Granta
East Side
Atlantic
America
Joseph Barondess
Czar
Atlantis
Hesperides
Hester Street
Mr. Barondess
Russia
New York City
Great Republic
Baroodoss
New York Journal
England
Robespierre
United States
John Trevor
Hats of China’s Servants Guards and Carrying Folk
The article describes Chinese retainers guards and workers wearing distinctive hats to mark their roles. Ensigns use a wire sugar loaf like cap, foot high and useless against sun or rain. Chair coolies wear flatter hats without buttons or feathers. Boatmen carry a storm bat of rattan and bamboo at least a yard wide. A scribe valet combines marks resemble a multi-tiered cook’s cap. Mourner’s turbans vary from yellow prayer-scarf wraps to medieval style head coverings.
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China
Care for Drying Linen in Cold Weather
A New York Tribune note advises careful laundering of linen in freezing temperatures. It warns that modern factory linens are prone to fiber cracking when frozen and suggests drying indoors during winter. It contrasts weakened bleached fibers with the sturdier old style linens worn by ancestors.
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New York Tribune
Milk Brand Labels Aid Consumers Says Ad Copy
An ad fragment highlights GPingle Brand Goods Milk label directions and usage notes. It mentions retail availability at grocers and druggists and emphasizes consumer guidance. The text suggests trusted branding and practical instructions for dairy product use.
Carnegie Workers and the Strike Threat
Blakely Hall in Brooklyn Eagle argues workers should thank Andrew Carnegie for his philanthropy in libraries towns halls and education and avoid strikes that would reduce his funding for music literature and art. The piece notes labor organizations nationwide mourning Cardinal Bates and praising his service to labor.
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Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Sootland
Blakely Hall
Brooklyn Eagle
United States
Cardinal Batese
Cause of Labor
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J. EK. Jeffrey
West
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Cheyenne, Wyoming
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Idelman Bros
Havana
Carl Upman
Cigara
John Love
Cigars
el Mino de Gale Cigars
Pioneer Wholesale and Retail
Liquor House
George G Masthin
Sixteenth Amc Ferguson Streets
Schlitz
Milwaukee Beer
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