Self supporting women face modern life with strength and duty
A discussion extols self supporting wives who manage money, home life, and daily toil. It argues women who earn know value of labor, crave practical respect, and seek shared domestic support. The piece lauds independence while noting fatigue from constant responsibility and the comfort of mutual aid.
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Chia
Jaya Jessi M. Burgoyne
Penahoe
Lioua
Papa
Lesa Tuiderstoo
Notable German Counterfeiter Becker and His Forged Coins
Becker, a German counterfeiter of modern times, engraved dies for about 300 coin types and produced gold reproductions that fooled collectors. He used iron filings in a box in his carriage to age the coins, then sold impressions in lead to museums and collectors. Recent forgeries of rare coins appeared in the British museum and private collections, prompting speculation about methods to cast steel dies on plaster casts or harden electrotype dies.
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Sands
Frankfort
Offenbach
Kaya
British Museum
London
Death in a Snow Slide near Snohomish
March 1 report says a Great Northern freight train from Snohomish was buried by a snow slide, 150 feet down an embankment. Six men perished. train vanished from sight. Westbound passenger train delayed by slides and large boulders. efforts to wire details failed.
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Seattle
Wasu
Great Northern
Snohomish
Wellington
New Coal Company Files Charter in Nasavilla
The South Telico Goal company of Campbell county filed its charter with the secretary of state on March 19. Incorporators include E. M. McCraskey, W. L. Weicher, Samuel McKinney, C. Deadrick, and Lenn Sourolmon.
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Nasavilla
South Telico Goal Company
Campbell County
E. M. McCraskey
W. L. Weicher
Samuel McKinney
C. Deadrick
Lenn Sourolmon
Our Prize Offer Watches for One Dollar and a Half
A clubbing proposition entitles every participant to buy a Premier Watch and Chain for one dollar and a half. Watches are nickel plated and guaranteed for one year. Both papers and watch for two dollars and fifty cents. Address subscription to the office with cash.
Hunt a Home Route for Low Rates and Information
Advertisement copy from KNOXVILLE TENN listing W WRENN and JOHN L MILAM as Gonl Passr Agent Dist Passr Age promoting travel services with emphasis on low rates and general information.
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W. Wrenn
John L. Milam
Knoxville
Tenn
Sandow and Corbett feud over strength clash plans
The dispute centers on Sandow denying remarks about defeating Corbett by crippling him, while Corbett’s friends claim Sandow boasted of disabling him. Both men stand firm as talk of a Madison Square Garden bout grows, with wagers and manager clashes highlighting the heated feud.
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Jim Cornett
Eugene Sandow
Sandow
Corbett
Abe Satter
Corbet
Mount St. Vincent’s
Central Park
Bandow
St. Vincent Hotel
United States
Samson
Madison Square Garden
Sanlow
Chivalry on the L train amid crowded parcels
A New York paper recounts a shy young man sharing his seat with a gentlemanly lady who offered to carry his heavy parcels. After a brief exchange and a mistaken claim on a seat, the pair resolve the confusion as bystanders smile at the small act of courtesy aboard the crowded car.
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New York
Abe
Strike at Pendleton Glass Plant Over Water Issue
Three hundred Anderson Pendleton window glass workers walked out in protest after the firm announced it would supply ice water to drink. The company threatens to shut the furnaces if the strike continues, and the workers seek better conditions and equitable treatment.
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Anderson, Inc
Pendleton Window Glass Factory
Tax Law of Tennessee in U S Supreme Court Refusal
Tennessee tax cases involving banks and capital stock were sent back to state courts for disposition without a merits ruling by the U S Supreme Court. The disputes centered on whether capital stock and shares were taxable under state law, with rulings by Judge Hammond and a later Supreme Court opinion by Justice Gray. The Bank of Commerce and Union and Planters Bank contended exemptions beyond charter protections, while the state and Shelby County argued both stocks were taxable.
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State of
Tennessee
Supreme Court of the United States
Federal
State of Tennessee
County of
Shelby
Union and Planters’ Bank
Bank of Commerce
Memphis
Circuit Court of the United States
Tte
United States Cour
United States
Hammond
Gray
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
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