Strikes Rise Over Boilermaker Pay and 1892 Shop Demands
In Elkhart local No 21922 members press for a fair piece scale after a walkout when a foreman refused to rectify a contract error. Leaders accuse Lake Shore officials of bias while New York Central shifts workers to Buffalo as pay and conditions spark talks and a 2 PM conference is planned.
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Elhart
Truth
Jumcture
Reichanacter
Lake Shore
Elkhart
New York
Central People
King
Buffalo
McKee’s Rock
Depew
N. Y
Syracuse
Superior Court Limits on Public Transactions and Licenses
The Goshen court guidance notes that certain actions cannot be transacted by the public in the new licenses and bonds system. It lists notaries bonds and official records as examples and cautions that court authorities handle guardianship inquests and marriage licenses issued under Fleming's authority.
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Fleming
Oroner’s
Chicago Record Herald Preview of Baseball Season
Fragmented lines describe baseball stars and sides, with echoes of fans and rugs and logs. The text hints at a Chicago setting and a Record-Herald source discussing early season expectations and player fate.
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Chicago
Record- Herald
Courtship and crowding in a Royal Magazine tale
A witty exchange recalls a long courtship and a wife with nine siblings. The dialogue jokes about bribing crowds to avoid the drawing room, highlighting social costs and romantic tension in a humorous Royal Magazine vignette.
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Jack
Will
Royal Magazine
Hoax Warning About A Suspect Trader On The Corner
A warning about a man on the corner described as a hoax suspect who swindles people out of money. The note cautions readers to beware of his acquaintance and his pattern of exploiting others for cash.
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Hoax
Marks
Skimmed milk misstatement sparks ticket dispute
A Yonkers statesman quotes a dealer noting a product described as skimmed milk. The exchange highlights confusion over the item and prompts questions about the origin of the tickets.
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Yonkers
Statesman
Aftermath Poem Suggested by Conversation
A playful exchange cited from an unnamed Chicago Record-Herald item shows Bardsley presenting a poem labeled by his wife as Aftermath. The dialogue highlights a witty title suggestion for an impressionistic piece.
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Bardsley
Chicago_ Record-Herald
Back Yard Répartee: A Dog And Cat Debate Spring Plans
The dog jokes about playing baseball in the spring with a K-nine crew while the cat questions the idea. The dog presses for a team, the cat contemplates future studies in law or medicine but remains undecided.
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Chicago Daily News
Careless Man Burned in Streetcar Incident
A Milwaukee Sentinel account describes Tompkins as the most careless man seen. He allegedly laid his bare hand on a stove in a streetcar yesterday, resulting in frostbite rather than burns. The exchange highlights the incident and its surprising consequence.
Household Art Patchwork Pants Boosts Dignity
A domestic snippet shows Mrs. Hubby offering to patch trousers to restore respectability. She jokes about adding pink bows and a coat of paint to each side, suggesting a simple, cheerful fix. The dialogue frames a playful marital exchange on domestic economy and style.
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Hubby
Fractured Plea and Bitter Retort Shape Tense Moment
In a terse exchange, she pleads for calm and warns of stakes to their happiness. He responds with a biting remark, veering into a demonic tone as tension rises between them.
A Moment of Courage in Quiet Town
Mrs Juniper expresses relief as Henry pledges to handle a difficult task. Bridget the cook is to be discharged, and Henry resolves to confront the impending job despite the hour. The scene highlights resolve facing a domestic challenge with town life cadence.
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PiAsreg
Henry
Juniper
Bridget
Hat insult sparks clubroom quarrel at Bohemian Club
A brief clash emerges at the Bohemian Club after an argument about a hat. A speaker named Smith accuses another, while Jones retorts that the rival was lucky not to be in the hat mishap as gossip circulates.
Woman of Experience Talks of Mrs Weeds Marriage
In a city column, Mrs. Smith discusses Mrs. Weeds planning to marry a farmer and move to the country. Mrs. Jones bets she will do well as a farmer’s wife, noting this is her sixth marriage and she must know about husbandry.
Worded Challenge at Tea Table Sparks School Spirit
A father recalls his son Jimmy near the head of his class during tea time. A difficult word nearly elevated him to the top, as the child explains his near miss and ambition in a simple family moment.
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Jimmy
Early musical instruments spark need for crash sounds
The studious man and Mr. Comrox discuss the drum and cymbals as likely the first musical instruments. They joke that these instruments evolved to provide crash sounds to wake people up, as quoted from the Washington Star.
Time Chicago Daily Note on Preaching Against One Thing
Comparing notes the minister Goodwin Our is always preaching against something. If it isn't one thing it is another. Highchurch Ours only preaches against one thing that is that.
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Goodwin
Chicago
Practicing Georgie Goode and the Nasty Turn
A fragmented note mentions Georgie Goode and a harsh reference to Tommy Tuffin. The language hints at a quarrel or taunt during a practice or routine, with unclear context and missing details.
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Georgie. Goode
Tommy Tuffin
Elks nominate Leckie and Gray for high lodge roles
A Philadelphia session of the Elks named W W T Leckie of Dowagiac Mich grand esteemed loyal knight and Bayard Gray of Frankfort Ind grand esteemed lecturing knight by acclamation. The convention also abolished wearing elk teeth as a symbol and banned black Elks lodges.
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Rowe Ee
W. Ts ‘Leckie
Dowagiac
Knight
Bayard’ Gray
W.W. T. Leckie
Dowagiac, Mich
Sweet
Bill
Elks
Elis
Black Elks
Lodge of Elks
John KK. Tener
Charleroi
Edward Leach
New York
W. T. Leicke
Mich
Bayard Gray
Frankfort
Ind
Jending
J. D. Shea
Hartford
Conn
Fred C. Robinson
Dubuane
Thomas B. Mills
Superior
Wis
Thomas F. McNulty
Baltimore
Co. C. Schmidt
Wheeling
W. V
Tobacco exhibition report shows women and cigarettes on display
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a tobacco exhibition with women and cigarettes mentioned within minutes. No clear event date or location provided.
Desperado Michigan Red Captured After River Chase
A posse of about fifty hunted down the desperado known as Michigan Red near Pine, engaging in a running gunfight. The outlaw, once believed dead, was fatally shot in thick brush while evading capture. investigators identified him as Dan Delbire, linked to the Lake Shore gang.
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Michigan
Desperado
Re Railroad
Namic
Dan Delbire
Lake Shore Road
Chicago
Toledo
Lake Shore
Elkhart
Pat Crow
Pine
Yock” Allison
Whitey
Lake’ Shore
Mishawaka
Ata
Bcat
For Sale 2000 Lucky Horse Shoe Shares
Auction style ad offers 2 000 shares of Lucky Horse Shoe stock at a favorable price. Include return address care of Truth with C J W 720 for inquiries.
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Care Truth
Band Concert at McNaughton Park Sunday
Lake Shore band and Woodmen of the World perform a concert at McNaughton park Sunday afternoon and evening. A Sunday program offers two sets from local musicians.
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McNaughton Park
Lake’ Shore
Woodmen
Jong S Performance Sale Signals Retirement Move
A fragmented note suggests Jong plans retirement from business after securing a deal or sale. Details are sparse and no specific names, dates, or organizations are clearly identified in the readable text.
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The
Young People’s Society of the Baptist
China
Shanghai
Muggler Mine
Telluride
Colo
Tees
Detective Rank
Pacific Street
Batiste
Seceray
Jong
Manu
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