Elkhart Labor Unions and Their Chief Officers Display
A local Elkhart listing compiles labor organizations with their principal officers, meeting days, and locations. Names include Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers No. 248, Railway Trainmen No. 23, Order of Railway Conductors Elk hart No. 19, Central Labor Union, Non-Partisan Political Club, Carpenters No. 565, and many more with addresses on Main Street, Mulberry Street, Vistula Street, and nearby avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
No. 248
F. B., Smith
J. H. Calkins
Division Street
B. of L. EB. Hall
Brotherhood of Railway
L. E. Blickenstaff
South Eleventh Street
G. E Gardner
Fremont Streets
B. N. Delee
South Main Street
R. T. Hall
Elkhart
A. C. Brown
Marion Street
William H. Darling
Vistula Street
H. Brown
LaPorte Avenue
South Bend
McKean Hall
J. F. Roser
H. D. Albers
South Main ‘Street
C. L. U. Hall
Salary Rise to Double President Pay in New Move
Congress debates boosting the President’s salary from 50 000 to 100 000 with Senator Bourne of Oregon backing the plan and similar increases proposed for the Vice President. The piece notes wealth among political figures, canal affairs, and Lincoln tributes, plus social pages on a women’s agricultural club, fashion collars, and Dr Margaret Long of Denver becoming a suffrage leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Arthur
Washington
United States
Congress
Bourney
Oregon
George Washington
Taft
Charles P
Bourne
James
Sherman
Levi P. Morton
Garret A. Hobart
New Jersey
Morton
Fairbanks
Sunny Jim’ Sherman
Senate
Panama
Roosevelt
Isthmus
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Lincoln
Ohio
Houses
Abraham Lincoln
Pension Building
Pension Office
Margaret Long
Helen Long
Denver
Centennial
Colorado
Sisters of the East
American Women Create Village Utopia in England
Two American women, Mrs. Victoria Woodhull Martin and her daughter Miss Zula Maud Woodhull, are described as conducting a village Utopia in England. The piece notes Mrs. Woodhull Martin's long-standing celebrity and identifies her daughter as part of the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton Park
Martin
Bredon’s Norton
Cheltenham Ladies’ College
Cub
England
How to Make a Cookbook From a Newspaper Cutout
A DIY guide suggests clipping recipes from the newspaper and selecting those you like. After testing and approving them, paste into a notebook. Organize by alphabetical headings to build a personalized cookbook from preferred recipes.
How to Believe Asthma Relief Method
A brief recipe suggests breathing relief for asthma by wetting blotting paper with a strong saltpeter solution, drying it, and burning a three inch square on a plate in the sleeping room to provide quick relief.
Time's Changes in a Daring Reproach
A wartime wedding scene unfolds as a woman laments vows to sacrifice, while the husband jokes about his tiny fat and no room to lay down anything meaningful. The dialogue blends romance with humor amid hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Bazar
Simple Plan For Open Way In and Out Gate
The article shows a practical gate design to keep paths clear of snow at farms. It describes materials, uprights, bolts, notches, and braces to allow the gate to yield to drifts, plus notes on keeping gateways functional for entry and exit during winter.
Colic in Horses Causes Symptoms and Treatment
Filatulent colic appears on farms with many horses every year especially where animals are fattened for market and fed heavy grain. The United issue outlines causes symptoms and a common method of treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States Department of Agriculture
Barbados
United
Paris expert predicts long life with proper treatment
A Paris investigator says a man could live to 150 with proper treatment. A man remarks his rich old uncle might have already benefited from such therapy. The dialogue ponders lifespan and medical wonders with a wry tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elkhart Review
Jacques Cartier
the St. Lawrence
Charles Edward
Louis Philip Casimir
Leon Gambetta
France
Moscow
Gambetta
Labor Organizations
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
W. Hi. Roose
Harry Meredith
Mulberry Street
B. of L. EE. Hall
Carpenters Union
Frank Lape
Eugene May
Avondale Avenue
Tailors Union
J. Karasch
H. W. Haffield
Cherry Street
Typographical Union
F. ‘W. Crisman
L. U. Hall
Cigarmakers Union
John Roser
John MacGregor
L. A. Hall
Barbers Union
Fred Waters
A. E. Loudenslager
East Middlebury Street
C. L. U. Mall
Bartenders Union
David Cole
Adolphus Melse
Canton Street
Metal Polishers Union
H. L. Burns
C. Winterhoft
Jefferson Street
Red Men’s Hall
Musicians Union
Nelson Kemberling
Sixth Street
G. L. U. Hall
Painters Union
C. Hackman
J. G. Shrock
Aspenwold Avenue
Painters Hall
Boilermakers Union
F.H. Seibert
Middlebury Reet
Lectricians Union
Robert Sanford
Asantsler, Care Home Telephone Co
Sricklayers and Masons No. 4
G. W. Clark
Union Street
Senator Bourne
Geological Survey
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
Davis
Women Gardeners
Barnard Bang
Copenhagen
Robert Koch
Berlin
America
Europe
James J. Hill
Angies
James J. Hilles
Arseley House
Hitchens
Wheatfields
Canada
Reggies
New York Telegram
Myrtle
Perfection
Japan
Thrayolamp
Btandard Oil Company (Incorporated
Timmins
Foss
Boston
Morse and Bunte’s Choice
Bon Sons
Timmins’ Candy and Book Store
Opera House
Cer
Templin’s
Elkhart Cleaning & Queing Works
Lexington Ave
Jackson Hill
West Virginia
Hocking Valley
Piney Fork
S. Main
Brusman
Holdeman
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