ENJOINED TO PREVENT SALARY CUTS FOR RAILWAY WORKERS
A U S circuit court in Cincinnati ordered receivers of the East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Railway to show cause May 18 why an injunction against reducing workers salaries by ten percent should not be granted. The move came in a case brought by unions led by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, with representation from Knotville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knotville
Tennaiye
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Onder
Wesieay
United States Circuit Court
Central Trust Company
East Tenine, Virginia & Georgin
Lestis
Lurton
Cincinnati
Canco
Buy Your Boy a Watch and Two Papers for 275
The Comer offers a bundled deal with Knowzeille Tribune road service to Weekly Tribune and The Cover for one year plus a Premier watch and chain for 275 dollars. The deal costs 75 cents more than the two papers alone and includes a timekeeper claimed to rival an 80 dollar or 40 watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowzeille Tribune
Weekly Tribune
Burleson
Spring Contentment and Health Promises in 19th Century Ad Copy
The write up extols spring as a time of happiness and prosperity, warns of seasonal bodily lags, and promotes Hoyt's Saraparina as a remedy. It also notes a court action appointing AL Gaut as receiver for Morristown Electric Light Company and touts a catarrh cure by Cheney Co, with testimonials and dealer details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt’ Sarapparina
AR. Ls Gaut
Judge Key
United States Vironit Court
Gaut
Morristown Electric Light Company
United States
General Electric Company
Morristown
Knozville Triline
Hal
I. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
J. Gurney & Co
Draggiats
Howard Worcester Gilbert
Salem
N. J
Meehan
Burial requests and obituary curios from old notes
A fragmentary set of antique reminiscences asks if Jane Clarke was buried as she wished and recalls public notes on Jenny Lind's dying requests. A Boston Nugget item relates Kathleen’s visit to town and Mrs Berry’s comment about her radiant but troubled mood tied to a misnamed echo of a courtly tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uried
Kathleen
Mrs. Berry
Boston
Hine
Maing
Miss Wilkins
Mother
Marie Mother
Ashe
Peter Pridell
Valparaisa
Sally
Tere
Hate
Barkentine Fortunate
Rio Grande
Liverpool
Kossuth's Good Work and Hungarian Heroism Recalled
A retrospective on Lajos Kossuth and the Hungarian struggle for independence, noting his exile and death, the European revolutionary era, and the vision of an independent Hungary within a broader empire. Includes reflections on Mazzini, German revolutionaries, and quotes on national unity. Also recalls a Miss Wilkins story and quirky anecdotes about wealth and misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossutt
Europe
Ison
Kewiath
Tallerrand
Eynle
Wal
Danube
Thungary
Kossuth
Count Andrassy
Nis Ife
Champlona
Mazzini
Italy
Ating
House of Savoy
Germany
Komwinth
Hungary
Hapsburg Ants
The Oyster Industry and Historic Big Waves Across Seas
The article surveys Maryland oyster production as a global staple, noting Maryland yields one third of world shipments and value near a million dollars, and compares U S prices with Holland. It also recounts famed giant waves striking ships like the San Francisco and Umbria, plus historic tales of oyster consumption and sea phenomena across centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wueger
Elin
United States Fish Commission
Maryland
United States
London
Holland
Europe
New York Millinery Sells Well at Cost Prices
New York millinery shops report strong sales with price-cut promotions drawing shoppers. Vendors indicate cost-based pricing boosts volume and clears stock, while customers respond to bargains on hats and accessories amid improving market mood.
Oyster industry and Chesapeake boats in Maryland history
Maryland oyster trade and boats era profiled with details on oystermen, dugout canoes, bag-eye boats, sloops and schooners, and the use of tongs and dredges. Notes on oyster shells in cement and lime, labor by women in shucking, and a tangent on trees and shipboard weather oddities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Lear
Maryland
Southern Pacific
Morgan City
Maryland Oysteren
United States
Marth Aabington
Gravane
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Ays
Elisa
Hood
S.rsaparilia
C.J
Bey
Chile
J. C. Fuiawax
Johortty
Tratryssee
Wenlington
Ausllvest
Shason
Uriel Dolertiocs
East Tenner
Albeiy Fi
Cloyd
Sproiastiention
Elaine
Ware
Murrow
Johnson City
Thor Curia
Bueoh
Cristal
Teun
Jobinay
Curtin & Burch
Attorney At Law
Solicitors In Chancery
Fhp
Horeurraw
Edward D. Duncan
Omog
Koome Daniti
Thad A
Paw
Cox
Law
Chancery
Oloe
O. Hart
Justice of the Peace and Notary Public
Omow
Market Street
Hark
A. J. Kirkpatrick
Jotun H. Bowmas
Kinkpatrick, Bowman
Attorneys At Law
Jobmon City
Tennercy
DowithsHtt
Ler
Omeo—Cure
Jollnven City
Teumennor
M. Martin
Notary Public
Justice of the Poaon
Omoe
Hale
Heoond Hope
Walaa
Physicians and Surgeons
I. A. Long
Clilvene Bank
MareRurrow
Walnut Street
W. J. McCreary
M.D
DA West Ciiahtreet
Knoxville
Emimd
W.s.2mien LD
Drs. Millen
Omige
Moore Hall
RB. Millem
Serrione
Patna
Jobson
Drg. M. Pravler
Main Street
Mristol
Tennessee
Wil
Dea Oy & Boyes
N. H. Relve, M.D
Bristol
A. Stevens
McPatland & Y
Ding
Jan Ry
Hank and Trust Co
Washington County
Hickey
Martin
Republican Party
Murtin
Mr. Hickey
Pritchett
Lincoln
Grant
Sherman
America
Roy
East Tennessee
Crandall & Wofford
First N’t's Bank
N. B
Vol
Antary Basin
Bank of France
Tila
Hi, & Derklen & Co
Chicago
King’s New Life
Tittsburgh Miepateh
Gulf Stream
Johann Wilhelm
Holyrood
Etruria
Umbria
Sur
Thie Fen
Tudde
Dural J. Ward
Seattle
Wash
Copper Island
Hawkler
Serius Crata
Lake Lucrinus
Lucrinuses
Luton
Arien Ft
Cat Town
John Smith
Jan Pedro
California
Sandwich
Chesapeake
Yokohama
Japan
Tal
Framin
New Zealand
Lande
Giniu
Cape
Australia
New York
Tual
J. H. Brunner
National Literary Club
Brad
Sterling
Todisna
Ind
Pereales
Lonsdale
Coxey's Army
J. H. Preas & Company
Eligh Price Resisters
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