Taft outlines rail workers bill stance in Worcester speech
President Taft addressed about 4000 railroad men at Mechanics Hall Worcester urging passage of the anti injunction bill and support for a strengthened employers liability act. He defended injunction limits, praised railway unions, and emphasized preserving law fairness while backing measures promised by the Republican platform. He visited Millbury to see his aunt before returning to Worcester.
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Worester
Mass
Taft
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Tatt
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Boys Colt
Republican Party
Millbury
Here
Mies Della C. ‘Torrey
Pracidunt Taft
Hon S. Deaper
Murenohusets
James Logan
Worcester
Diles
Mac
Attar
Draper
Mayer Logan
United State
Tabor
Conerset
Gonpers
Hem
Rillromts
Lampot
Hms Qusaed
P Holtove
Rabintet
Railronda
Oltier
Benjamin Harrison
Senate
Goa
Rail policy clash echoed in historic testimony and debate
Fragmented transcription shows a heated exchange over interstate commerce and railroad regulation. Speakers defend hearings, consult the Interstate Commerce Commission, and argue for public hearing rights while balancing railroad responsibilities and safety mandates amid a broader policy dispute.
Remarkable Cures for San Cura Ointment Signs
Testimonials from Ames Co and Pleasantville claim immediate relief and permanent cure for eczema itching piles boils and other skin and ailment symptoms using San Cura Ointment. Patients report sleep restoration and pain relief after using the product advertised by Amos & Co and Downey with mail orders via Thompson Medical Co Titusville.
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Ames Co
Homie Dowymay
Aubry Porter
Pleasantville
Aly
Eugene
Sterling
Tuuaville
James Lynch
Enterprise
Amos& Go
Thomas Downey
Ares & Cornd Thorn
Downey
San Cora
Thompson Medical Co
Titusville
Tommie
Youkern
Town and Gown Row: Oxford Dispute Ends in Partial Victory
A long fragment recounts the town and gown clash at Oxford over authority and ritual. University authorities objected to actions seen as contaminating and sought control, sparking riots, legal action, and punitive measures. After days of conflict the town prevailed, with the university humbled and the town granted privileges, while Morton is cited as a savior to the town.
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Seholusthu
Phage
Church of BL Marlin
Cartas
Anil
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St. Stury
Boone Benean Am
Ghent
Minksey
Carrie
Anyon
Miley
Tavtiye
Prigon
Merton
Sollwalla
Vollage
Aldude
Tecate
Sant
Oxford
Hull
Vaclonn
Morton
University
Clarks
Pall Mall Gazette
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Women Revival
A vintage print advertises Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female illness and a means to renewed vitality. It urges women to avoid risky surgery and to write for advice, claiming the product restores health and hormones and benefits families. Gloves, clothing, and a sales tone evoke 19th century apothecary advertising.
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Arehs
Worley
Almoat
Avery City
Fife
Braton
Raille Ant
Corry and Columbus Street Railway Schedule 1909
Street railway schedule note lists service from Corry to Columbus with cars every 20 minutes from early morning to night. Times given include departures from North Corry and Bowt Wayne streets and special cars leaving Weiving Room and East Wayne street on certain hours. Directions mention looking in Wants and Classifieds for items.
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Corry & Columbus Street Railway
North Corry
Bowt Wayne
Comiuning
Lene Weiving
Suewtday Nighin
LT P
East Wayne Street
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Mra
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Carrie Nelson
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Oir Regitar
T. A. Paver
Townville
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Contar Streat
W. Wayne Street
Mrs. Nelson
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Columbus
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