Labor Confab Calls for Special Congress Session
The labor leaders conference in St. Louis ends its two day session with no action on abolishing government by injunction. Debs dominates speeches as Mahon proposes miners deserting posts. A call to Congress is requested to define judicial authority over injunctions.
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St. Louis
Labor Leaders
Chicago
Prescott
International Typographical Union
MacKinley
Congress
Debs
Mahon
Detroit
Pocahontas
Ratchford
Columbus
Proposals Emergence to End Pittsburg Mine Strike
A leading Pittsburg district coal operator predicts a temporary settlement within 48 hours after quiet talks with miners officers. He says 64 cents a ton may be paid pending arbitration with a range not below 60 or above 69 cents. In Cincinnati destitution grows as 1260 people in Nelsonville lack food, 100 of them sick, with relief efforts strained. In Pittspunn women protest as foreigners are driven from Champion mine cars and slack is burned. Albany sets Sept 7 for antitrust court arguments on railroads presidents. A Medal of Honor is awarded to Nelson W Ward for bravery in action near Bridge Center.
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Cieveand
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Nelsonville
Buckley
Pittspunn
Champion Mines
Robbins & Co
McDonald
Noblestown
Albany
N. Y
Hancock
Supreme Justice
Chester
Photographic Speed of a Spark Reveals Firing Time
Professor C Vernon Boys and two Italian officers demonstrate that electric sparks are not instantaneous. He shortens the spark to about one thirteen millionth of a second using a broad copper band and no wires, enabling sharper photographs of flying bullets.
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C. Vernon Boys
F. R.S
Boys
Diagrama
New York World
Overeducated Greeks Compelled to Work at Uncongenial Tasks
A London Journal article analyzes Greece where many educated citizens leave university with no job fit. It notes leaders attract followers, politics hinge on individual figures, and Athens lawmakers earn meager salaries that may support only their families.
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London Journal
Greece
Athens
A Cough Remedy From A Historical Formula
A troublesome throat irritation or cough from a cold is best eased with a home remedy. A physician's older formula uses gum arabic dissolved in hot water, then sugar and strained lemon juice simmered ten minutes, bottled and corked. A dash of water can be added when taken.
Patriotism and regional lines questioned in lecture
A boy asks his mother why patriotism should erase knowledge of north south east and west. The exchange reflects on national loyalty versus local or regional identity as discussed in a recent Richmond Dispatch lecture.
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Tommy
Richmond Dispatch
Art Dealer and Connoisseur Debate Depth in a Painting
In a dialogue-like exchange the art dealer notes how the work sharpens background objects, while the connoisseur suggests removing foreground elements would enhance distance. The fragment hints at opinions on artistic technique and perception.
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Tribune Pub. CO
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Pennsylvania Cavalry
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Blackwell
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Drutos
Endelhorn
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