Labor Day Parades Mark Eight Hour Drive Worldwide
May day demonstrations organized by workers across cities from Curiaco to Boston unfold peacefully. Carpenters lead the parade with about 6,000, followed by stone masons, printers, metal workers, and countless crafts amid banners urging arbitration and eight hours for work sleep and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Carpenters
American Federation of Labor
Assemblies of Knights of Labor
Lake Front Park
Old Master Carpenters’ Association
Restaurant Waiters’ Union
the Carpenters of
Boston
Master Builders’ Association
Senator Quay Denies Resigning NR Committee Chair
Beaver Falls special reports Senator Quay was asked about resigning as chairman of the National Republican committee. He says months ago he considered stepping down to focus on private business, but will not retire now under pressure from the enemy. He calls the resignation rumor an invention of the enemy and says the democratic press cannot force him out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Quays
Pitrspurg
Beaver Falls
Quay
National Republican Committee
Notice for Final Proof in Pine Bluffs Claim
Notice is given that settler Joseph Hentges has filed for final proof to support his land claim in section 14 township 14 north range 61 west. Proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on May 10 1890. Witnesses are Harry Coffman Charles Groves Ace Robinson and Lewis N Willson all of Pine Bluffs Wyoming. KEP CHAMPLIN Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Joseph Hentges
Pine Bluffs
Section 14
Township 14
Range
Harry Coffman
Charles Groves
Ace Robinson
Lewis N. Willson
Kep
Champlin
Register
Rosa
Land Office Notice of Intent to Make Malin Claim
Land office notice lists settlers filing intent to make final proof on land near Cheyenne Wyoming. Names include Josiah Reipreen Henry Kiltz James O’Neil and John A Apperson of Silver Crown and Lines Crown. Proceedings before Register and Receiver in Cheyenne on a stated date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eald
Vis
Josiah Reipreen
Cheyenne
Wre
Henry Kiltz
James 2
O'Neil
Lines Crown
John A Apperson
Champlim
Reglater
Cattle Thieves Inside the Meat Trust Report
Washington May 1 report from West's committee on meat transport and sale details a Chicago controlled beef cattle market led by Armour Swift Nelson Morris Hammond. Witnesses say prices and methods changed, witnesses coerced, and a four-firm dominance centralizing trade in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West
Senate
St. Louis
International Cattle Range Association
Chicago
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Nelson, Morris & Co
Hammond & Co
House
Notice of final proof in Wyoming homestead claim
Lanny Orrice of Culyenne Wyoming filed intent to make final proof on his homestead claim to section 2 town 14 north range west. Proof to be before Register E P Chambin and Receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming May 20 1890. Witnesses named: John A Person Joe Apperson Rosa Klisiner Cheyenne and James H ONeil Silver Crown. Special dispatches report immense eight hour eating Croney out Europe with no new disorders.
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Noto
Lanny Orrice
Culyenne
Wyo
Cheyenne
John A. Person
Joe . Apperson
Rosa Klisiner
James H. O'Neil
Silver Crown
Wvo
E. P. Cuambin
Register
Croney
Europe
When a Mother’s Burden Lifts a Dying Night Child
A mother reflects on hardship as a young child grows weary. She contemplates lighter burdens and the weight of responsibility that comes with caring for a family. The scene captures a quiet, somber moment of endurance and sorrow.
Vicious Horses Tamed by the Word and Throwing Method
Oscar R. Gleason known as the horse professor offers lessons in New York using crowdpleasing methods to subdue a kickers horse. He plans to throw the horse to the ground with a rope and controlled move to induce submission in the tanbark enclosure.
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Oscar R. Gleason
New York
Sun
Gleason
Tanbark
Mr. Gleason
Mr. Glesnon
Mastering a Kicker Through Firm Horsemanship
Trainer Mr. Gleason forces a stubborn kicker to yield by yanking the fore leg and ordering lie down. He then uses controlled shocks and the word whoa to teach discipline, proving to the audience that calm, consistent handling curbs fear and kicking. A second horse frightened by props is calmed with gradual exposure and clear commands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gleason
Lottie
Gleason
Tanbark
Horse Unshaken by Umbrella and Drum Parade
A trainer named Gleason calms a frightened horse on the tanbark by shouting Whoa and firing a device over the animal’s head. Spectators watch as papers are thrown and bells tied, yet the horse remains quiet and the act continues without disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Gleason
Gleason
Mr. Gleason
Old Japan and the Samurai Ethos in Feudal Duty
The fragment discusses feudal Japanese laws moral codes and duties inspired by Chinese doctrine. It notes filial piety loyalty and military honor as core virtues and recalls the Ako incident where loyal vassals avenge their lord, illustrating chivalrous restraint and fidelity amid feudal power.
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Milford
Sapa
Ako
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New York City
Kasas City
Omaha
Cincinnati
Kansas City
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All
Denver
London
Hyde Park
Hackney
Soho Square
Germany
Beatin
Loewe
Friste & Roseman
Graunewald
Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Paris
Marseilles
Bordeaux
Nancy
Roubaix
Lille
Brussels
Charleroi
Chamber of Deputies
Pesth
Oporto
Cortes For
All Serene
Italy
Rome
Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
Miltwanute Carpenters
Miwaaukke
Cilivenna, Wio
The
House of Representatives
Armour Aliar
Armour
Chi
Congress
United States
Drightem Future
Marth
Amsalal
Childiah
Ter
Brek
Reino
Kleking Ji
Wie
Opty Nis
Buman Airenginae
Delaras
Old
Japan
Wepape
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