Labor Union News and Wage Struggles Across Town
The piece reviews union funding with defense and burial funds, noting a defense fund balance of 86,781.31 after August 1906, while labor actions persist with strikes and wage gains. It mentions carpenters sending tool kits to San Francisco, universal labor labels, and ongoing organizing efforts in Philadelphia and Detroit among various trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Typographical Union
Defense Fund
General Fund
Home Fund
Typographical Journal
Special Defense Fund
Cummings Memorial Fund
Burial
Typographical Journal Fund
The
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
San Francisco
Indianapolis
Universal
Industrial Workers of the World
Anl
Plan
Ad Labor
St. Paul Minn
Barbe International Union
Scretet
Scranton
Boston
Detroit
Bockford Carpenters
International Brotherhood of Bookbinders
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Philadelphia
A. J. Reach & Co
End of the Spit Ball Era Reshapes Pitching used in 1900s
The article reviews the decline of the spit ball as pitchers and managers move away from saliva slicked grips. It notes many early adopters praised it for speed and movement but arms wore out and control suffered. Catchers opposed the erratic shots and this season sees a return to traditional curves and drops.
Local News Notes From Mohawk Village And Surrounding Towns
Residents from Roscoe Custocion and Strawsburgh visited James Murpay’s home. Mohawk Village elected officers for the Sunday school and planned a bank offering. Mill Creek and New Bedford report funerals, births, and teachers’ changes. Franklin Station reports preaching and visits. farmers complain of cold weather hindering planting. local accidents noted including a broken nose from a horse tail incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk Village
Mohawk M. E
We la Freese
DD. EE. Almack
No Underwood
Clara Funk
Winifred Roberts
Grace Whittaker
D. EE. Almack
Zora Barre
Nelle Wheeler
D E. Almack
J. L. Moore
Women's
FF. M
West Lafayette Sunday school events and defeats
West Lafayette hosts a Sunday school convention and M and Sunday school delegates to Warsaw. Alumni plan a Windsor hotel reception for the class of 1906 and a June picnic date to be set. Next meeting Thursday. Local drunken incidents noted. Newcomerstown beat the college 83 to 9. Coshocton and others also mentioned with a reception at R A McClure’s place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lafayette
Warsaw
Windsor Hotel
Newcomerstown
College Agam
Coshocton Ho
Conesville News Briefs Across Town and Surroundings
A ragged montage of local notes from Conesville and nearby towns. Mentions visitors, residents, and modest happenings including church, school, and business touches, plus a misfit ad block and a political scrawl on a catarrh cure. Includes stray references to doctors, miners, and a forthcoming hospital debate in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Chaney
F. J. Chaney & Co
A. W. Gleason
Hal
All Druggista
Auto Boats as Racing Craft Put to the Test
A fragmented report describes auto boats as racing craft gaining popularity. It notes exhibitions in various locales, mentions French boatbuilding, Velicles, and vessels like Antoinette and Rapier with power estimates around 200 horsepower. It cites records from American races, including the Tacoma to Seattle run, and references the Den by Charles F L Herreshott as a sensational advanced craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Ena
Ferneef
Amnetor
Darke Garda
Italy
Sonie Antanete
Monae
Aig
Angebines
Niy
America
Alexander Stein
Tilleuin Int Union
Tacoma
Seattle
Willium
Charles FL Herreshott
Hydroplane hopes to reach sixty miles an hour in boat design
The article discusses new fast boat concepts including a hydroplane by aris and an interest in turbine and tube-hull designs. It notes Thaddeus Davids patent and claims potential speed increases from about 32 to 60 or 70 mph, with Vanderbilt’s turbine yacht as a benchmark and wealthy New York figures adopting motor boats for rapid travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faber
Aris
Thaddeus Davida
New York
Washington
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Vanderbilt
Great Neck
Long Inland Sound
The Old Politics Is Dead In Ohio, Devastating Year
A column argues that old politics is dying as public trust erodes and reform movements gain traction. It cites Democratic and Republican shifts, recalls past governors, and notes widespread disillusion with monopolies and corruption while urging civic renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariel Tea
Kovern
Priya
Colambna
Olle
Polidew
Belk
Missouri
Policles
Jolson
Minnesota
Patiisen
Republean
Ds Repubican
Busness
Tr Ds
Oby
Ohio
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Blue Valley Creamery CO
S. Clinton St
Chicago, Ill
P.Q
DR. Temple
Dhntist
Ghio
Frew
Labor Union News
Adams Milis
Stewart Wilhelm
Roscoe
George McQuiston
Custocion
James
He. DL Bale
George Lapp
Fultenham
Harry Talbot
Richmond
Mill Creek
John Bretzius
Cushocton
Leavengood
Cox
Bloomfield
LD. Lave
New Bedford
Hamilton Luke
Keeny
Luke
Edward
Jemima Welling
Chernsey County
J. D. Luke
Power
St. Louio
Chas. Luke
Northern Michigan
Marvey Luke
J. H. Baker
Nellie
Canton
Mrs. Clite Barns
Oxford
Bessie Wilson
Coshocton
Clifford Welker
Howard Lininger
B. A. Calhoun
Planfield
George Renner
Lizzie Boyd
Albert Walfe
Hoor
Tiete Son
Hubert
Bigbride
Elk's
Liversmman Wounlbes
Smith
Bever
A. J. Uraky
M. EB
Marquaud
Dutter
Wems Rveowmily
John AL Miller
Banner Miller
Aivar the Baptists
Anna Beaver
Perrysville
Beulah ‘Parra
Walter Jennings
Bose
Nee
Tle
Conesville
Mes
Joseph Cox
Trinn
Winten
Parsemioa
Clyde Wheeler
Massville
Wintermutte
Black Furnace Co
Mt. Vernon
Paul Lapp
Sipailes
Ale Jada Smaila
New Moscow
Re Pals
Meg
James Cox
Mia
Emma Tumblin
James Merchant
Saffle
Adamsville
Over Town
Prof. Bell
Selo College
Coup Town
Velma Beek
Holdsworth Hall
Jess Iain Aml
Warren
Youngstown
Corshocton
PSL
Cac
Fay
Ste
Ilies
Esther Phe
Wittely
Torben
Sen
Misdharneatmar
Seon Daarmal
Shearagee
Paola
Workingen
Herod Guto
Republica
Neoptrueturea
Inborassani
Columbus
Balacion
Allen
Allen 3
Eamdepeies
Cohunbyg
Fouriua
T. C. Roche
C. Ali Vpestaten
Tint
Wbeent
Dulyta Roars Wok
Pompmrnr
Pomanerd Pomerene
Pomerene
Attorneys-at-Law
Office Puro BT
T. H. Wheeler
Johnshaw Building
Chleans Hatt
Nicaea
W.S. Meriei
Nicholas
Ad. ER. Hahn
Gho, J. Bouk, JR
Lovust Street
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Lerson
Perry 74
Reamstner
Newspanel
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