Goldfield Mines to Reopen with Wage Cut and No WFM Hiring
Goldfield Nevada set to reopen its mines on Thursday with a reduced wage scale. The Mine Owners' Association bans Western Federation of Miners from employment while bringing in 500 replacement workers. Governor Sparks to visit. troops to be redistributed. A general store to be opened to sell necessities at about 60 percent lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield
Nev
Golidfield
Western Federation
Mine Owners’ Association
Sparks
Cmap
Industrial Workers of
Amess
Merchants of
Gompers Men Not Barred in Goldfield Strike Talks
Mine Owners association denies importing non union workers and plans to hire from current Federation members while barring only Western Federation and Industrial Workers of the World. Goldfield crowds discuss the clash as possible trouble looms. Wages for various trades are set. if needed workers will be sourced from other areas by December 12. Some conservatives see potential for settlement or new union formation allied to the AFL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Frank A. Keith
Tonopah Mining Company
Main Street
Western Federation
Uncle Sam
Diamond Field
Jack Davis
Mine Owners’ Association
American Federation of Labor
Industrial Workers of the World
Goldfield
C. TH. MacKinnon
Goldfield Miners’ Union
Siichuck
Carmen
Grump
Tir
From &T
Aready
Sam
Congress
Amonunt
Anit
Department of Agriculture
Chias
Tag
Williams pleads guilty to land fraud indictments
In Carson City Nevada United States court State Senator Williams and his brother George B Williams pleaded guilty to five indictments charging illegal land appropriation through their attorney. The rest includes unrelated jokes from Chicag News and New York Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
Nev
Williams
George B. Williams
Kellogg Collapses During Speech in New York
Frank Kellogg of St Paul suffered a faint during a Minnesota Society of New York gathering. He was aided to an ante room and later revived. Physicians attributed the collapse to fatigue from overwork and indigestion after criticizing aspects of President Roosevelt's administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
New York
Nec
Minnesota Society of New York
Frank Kellogg
St. Paul
Cutor
United States
Standard Oil Company
Hint
Kellogg
Roosevelt
Tie
Williams Plan to Start Congress in March Debated
Washington dispatch outlines Minority Leader Williams plan to shift annual congressional sessions to begin March on the first Monday after the 4th, replacing December. The measure, likely to be reviewed by the judiciary committee, critiques late-year legislation after elections and highlights trust-busting talk by Senator Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Arthur
Washington
Willams
House
Congress
Williams
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Pere Marquette Reorganization Plan Approved After Postponements
Detroit stockholders approve a reorganization plan for the Pere Marquette railroad. The plan cancels the lease to Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton for 90 years and consolidates Pere Marquette Michigan with Indiana lines. Arbitrators Harmon and W. W. Crapo settle accounts and cuts in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Pere Marquette Milroad
Plaan
Pere Marquette
Cinietman, Hamilton and Faarton
Pere Marquette Railroad
Michison
Tndigna
Harmon
W. W. Crapo
Attacks the Supreme Court Letter to Governor Johnson
A Minnesota attorney Francis Hart publishes a letter urging Governor Johnson to investigate Minnesota Supreme Court decisions from the last six years. He cites three rulings as illegal and unjust and stresses nonpolitical motives and proper legal advisers. Gustave V addresses Swedish troops in Stockholm. The king receives troops with a solemn ceremony and expresses faith in their readiness to serve the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Froncis
Hart
Johnson
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Ilogien
Judiciary Committee of
House
Gustave
Stockholm
Gustave V
Obituary: William R. Parker Illinois Republican Founder Dies
William R. Parker dies at his home in Sterling at age 11. Parker helped found the Republican party in Illinois and was long active in newspaper work and held several significant government positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
William R. Parker
Republican Party
Illinois
Parker
Funeral plans and political notes amid world events
The outline mentions King Oscar of Sweden's funeral likely in Stockholm with Norman I. Matek in New York politics, wage gains for window workers, Boston election, and arrests of California Safe Deposit directors. It notes snow in Breslau and Upper Silesia, a German rest cure in London, memorials in Chicago for Swedish residents, Roosevelt’s condolences, Adolphus Busch on local option, Red Cross aid for Monongah victims, actor James Hennry Stoddart's death, and assorted humorous items from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breslau
Germany
Upper
Silbia
Hinperoe Witkin
High Cliffe Easile
London
Oscar
Chicago
Roosevelt
Sweden
Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
Kansas City
Red Cross Society
Monongah
W. Va
James Hennry Stoddart
Sewaren
N.J
England
Weather forecast for Illinois Indiana Michigan and Wisconsin
The forecast calls for much colder conditions with snow in the north and fair weather in the south across Illinois. Indiana and Wisconsin expect snow with high northwest to northerly winds. Michigan will see snow with colder air and escalating easterly to northerly winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Indiana
Tower
Michigan
Wisconsin
Markets Report From Chicago Grain and Live Stock Prices
Chicago December 9 quotations show mixed grains with wheat futures trading around 1.00 for May and July, corn and oats bids varied. live stock receipts reach 38,000 with hogs and cattle priced for prime fat stock and good to choice cows. Beef, sheep, and lamb values listed alongside hay and feed prices. local ads note typewriter supplies and cleaning services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ienve Board of Trade
Park
Sasuerti
Medina
Tlinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
East Butfato
East Bultato
N.Y
Dee
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Merchits
East Buffalo
Saaogta
Timmins
Abyases that Love Cannot Cross Buries Itself
A cryptic line notes abyases as barriers that prevent crossing but allow a self burial. RBilane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rbilane
Amusements at Bucklen and Crystal Theatre This Week
Elk hart crowds enjoy Van Dyke Eaton company with The Men of Jim town and The Red Cross Nurse matinee. Miss Eaton in a diamond dress Wednesday. Custer's Last Fight soon to draw crowds. Crystal Theatre praise for Acme Trio and Miss Ruby Marion, Clark and Turner, William La Duex, and kinodrome features The Awful Skate and A Charmed Umbrella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
van Dyke-Eaton
Elkhart
Jimtown
Clarence Wiley
Crystal Theatre
Piney Ridge
Red Cross
Miss Eaton
Custer
Bucklen Theatre
United States
Acme
Ruby Marion
Lawrie
Clark
Turner
Mr. Turner
Miss Clark
William la Duex
Anxious Wagner Delights in Dresden Premiere Tickets
In Ludwigs Prankenstein's Wagner, Gustaviets recalls Wagner's excitement at the first Dresden performance. Heine handed two tickets to me and Schuster the butcher, urging us to invite others and observe their reactions as they entered and left the theater. The season left Wagner and his wife buoyant despite crowded seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwigs Prankenstein
Wagner
Gustaviets
Hiengi
Dresden
Ing Toomeetiin
Schuster
Desert Laments on Sun Glare and Arab Attire
A traveling man muses on wintering in the Sahara and the glare of endless sand. He notes Arabs protect eyes with white linen and question why they do not wear a cap. The kaid of an Algerian village remarks on head coverings amid harsh sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara
Fez Nor
Julius Caesar translations and early alterations explored
The article notes Julius Caesar has been translated into multiple languages with German and French counts high. It mentions a 1722 Buckingham edition splitting the play, and Pope adding choruses that failed to improve the work. It ends with a call to Buy window glass at Turnock's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sheffield
Duke of Buckingham
Caesar
Julius Caesar
Marcus Brutus
Pope
New Indian Tea Claims Quick Relief for Aches and Kidneys
An advertisement touts Father William's Indian Tea as a pure herbal remedy from the Rocky Mountains. It promises to relieve back ache and kidney problems including congestion, rheumatism, gout, jaundice, and Bright's disease, with tea or tablet forms priced at 20 and 35 cents per package, sold by Be. Pd. Miller and F. H. Bentz & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father William
Rocky Mountains
Bright
BE. PD. Miller
South Main
F. H. Bentz & Co
Digestion Aids Market with Stomach and Liver Tablets
Not the amount eaten but digestion matters for strength. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets invigorate the stomach and liver to improve function. Result is better appetite, weight gain, endurance and a clearer head. Price 25 cents. Samples free. For sale by Houseworth Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houseworth Bros
Timmins' Book Store Sells Diverse Candy Packages
Timmins' Book Store at Opera House Block advertises Allegretti Morse Bunte and Lowney candies as the city's largest assortment. The store operates as a city agency and offers invoices, receipts, and letters for business customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmins’ Book Store
Opera House
Timmins
Allegretti, Morse, Bunte and Lowney
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. TF. M
A. I. of
Gompers
Gyer—Meeker
Myer
Gyer
Chicag News
New Yorks Press
NEW Trust
Arkansas
Senator Davis
Burleson
Davis
Senate
Lanse
Tyman
Tymvis
Confederacy
Hving
Jeff
Jefferies
Jefferson
Jet
Arkinsas
Setator
Luck of Burleson
Texas
Hom
Albert Terleson
Lope Star
Tejas
O. Lasyte Stundars
Allentown
American Steel
Dlew Up
Gyrus
Simeon Vollumishky
Princis Martula
George Nereehter Wis
Supreme Court
State High Tribunal
Oscar of
Norman I. Matek
Ational Democratic
Boston
If. Walker
J.D. Brown
WL. Barnett
California Safe Deposit and Prost
Sanfrancisco
Hans
Meggendorfer Blatter
Riverside Garment
Cp. L. Martin
Maple Row
Michigan St
Red Mill
Wilhelm
Paris
Desert
Ayer
Dandrum
Ayer Co
Dowell
Mass
Los Angeles Times
Turnock's
the Daily Review
Turspay
Charles Dillingham
Henry Blossom
Victor Herbert
Knickerbocker Theatre
N. Y. City
M. P. Coakley
Con Kidder
Harry McBride
Kid Conner
Fifth Ave
John
The
Stark Real Estate Agency
Monger Building
Bell
Sea's
RUSTA
Ceria
J. H. Ammons
Geo, W. Lawrie
Manger
Acme Trio
Wm. la Duex
Kinodrome
Walter Joseph
Frank Laidlaw
Clark Street
Mikhass Ind
John Hortons
Dr. John HortOn Medical Co
Eikhart, Indiana
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!