Winery of Suspicion and Heroic Revelations in Lavender Grove
In a harvest gathering Gerald Creighton confronts Winslow about past suspicions over Col. Boone’s rescue, a misread death, and a vow of forgiveness. Lavender smooths tensions as Owatoga reveals a shared presence at the scene, uniting the men and sealing renewed friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia B
Gerald
Mr. Winslow
Winslow
Col. Boone
Alogether
Mr. Creighton
Susan
Jabez Miller
Gems of Religious Thought From Denominations
Quotes from Rev Frank De Witt Talgne Rev C B Mitchell Rev G B Vosburgh Rev S Edward Young Rev F P Siegfried Bishop J H Vincent Rev J J Haslem Rev Dr Robert A Meier Rev Dr Edward Young Rev N Tuccock and Rev William E McLennan on discipline life missions and practical idealism amid religious devotion in a compact anthology of sermons and reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank de Witt Talnage
Presbyterian
Los Angeles
Cal
America
C. B. Mitchell
Methodist
Cleveland
Edward Young
Resorterian
Pittsburg
Brooks
Robert A. Meier
Brooklya
N. Tuccock
St Louis
New Jerusalem
William E. McLennan
Chicago
Naval arms race seen in ship tonnage forecasts
The Face of Admiralty notes Japan to launch a 23 000 ton battleship while Britain aims for 26 000 tons, Japan may push to 29 000 tons, and we may see a 32 000 ton floating fortress as taxpayers face funding. The piece suggests displacement drives the ongoing naval rivalry and invites reader reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Ita
Japan
Great Britain
Real Friend of Labor A U O Nelson Supports Child Workers
A U O Nelson, a St Louis mill owner, funds half the wages for under fourteen workers in shops while clubs pay the other half. He pays weekly wages about three dollars per child for regular attendance and school health. Nelson has long aided workers through profit sharing, cooperative village Leclaire, a desert ranch camp for consumptives, and an industrial school, showing action over talk.
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A. UO
Nelson
St. Loui
Women’s Clubs
St. Louis
Leclaire
Indio
Cal
Lige
Age Limit on Railways Falls to Obsolete Practice
Railroads abandon age limits for new hires past thirty five with major lines like Boston and Maine Alton St Paul and Burlington moving to hire by qualification rather than years. Experience outweighs youth as the standard. In Chicago three cigarmakers and union members leave legacies for the union, including wills directing bequests for funeral fun and union activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Alton
St. Paul
Burlington
Chicago
John MacNamee
Cigarmakers’ Union
William Foster
John Porter
Labor briefs set new wage scales and rulings
A uniform scale of 15 cents an hour with time and a half for overtime will be paid to north Pacific coast longshoremen handling lumber. The old rate was 40 cents hourly and 60 cents overtime. Colorado supreme court upholds eight hour city worker law, affirming a district court ruling from April in Keefe case. Pennsylvania leads in child labor in manufacture with Massachusetts second. Early U S protest against convict labor noted at Utica mechanics convention of 1884.
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North Pacific Coast
Supreme Court of Colorado
District Court
Keefe
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
United States
Utica
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Lavender Creighton
Winston
Lavender
Gerald Creighton
Sne
Winstow
Mrs. Creighton
Sue
Stone
Brand
Scar
Charles
Agure
Qwatoga
Owatoga
Tou
Rev
G. B. Vosburgh
Baptist
Denver
God
F. P. Siegfried
Philadelphia
J. H. Vincent
Springfield
Mass
J. J. Haslem
Teseliah
Paul
Christ
Rey
Edward -Young
Moner
Earl of Devonshire
Waat
Rewulte
W. S. Abbey
Masonic Temple
Eldred & GO
George St
Lousiana St
Columbus St
East Side
Shear St
Ridgeville Center
Cc. A. Cox
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