France turmoil and U S political shift noted in 1907 report
A 1907 item details French unrest in the Aude Herault and Pyrenees-Orientales provinces amid calls for stronger national governance and clean elections in Michigan. It also highlights Fitchburg Mass as it pilots an advanced manual training school with factory-linked apprentice credit, tying city schooling to local industry.
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Pittsburgh experiment reshapes school management history
The article describes an experimental Pittsburgh school plan offering academic education alongside shop work. A three year probation precedes a decision on permanence. The management shifts to a six member board, including labor and industry figures, a citizen connected with industrial education, and a woman. Critics doubt practicality versus expert educational leadership. The piece compares to Germany’s compulsory trade schools and notes broader Guatemala and Central American railway and port developments and their U.S. economic implications.
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Guatemala’s Development Links to U S via Rail and Ports
Guatemala moves toward closer U S integration as railways extend to Guatemala City, shortening routes from New Orleans, Chicago, and New York. President Cabrera expands government support for steamship trade while border tensions ease, boosting Atlantic port activity through Puerto Barrios, Champertea, and mixed regional connections.
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Maysville readers oppose Bloomingdale liquor scrap
Resident observers condemn repeated liquor license push in Bloomingdale area. Letter to the Journal Theatre cites past failures, warns against brewery and wholesale dealer backing, urges fair enforcement and public protection.
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A Roll of Honor at New Lafayette Hotel
Locals celebrate a new hotel and a planned factory that will employ 200 workers in Lafayette. A landowner with riverside pasture raises prices for the site, provoking public interest as citizens donate to support the project.
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Roll of Honor and Dishonor urged to show town patrons
The Journal urges Lafayette to start a roll of honor and a roll of dishonor to expose those who hinder local enterprise. Port Wayne faces hotel plans, with stockholders offering ten year leases and returns of at least six percent. Citizens urged to subscribe now and be listed among enterprising locals.
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Watterson views on presidential race stir Kentucky race
Labanon and Albany area readers are shown conflicting opinions from Col Watterson and other interviewees about the 1 954 presidential race. The article cites supporters and opponents of various candidates and notes the influence of public sentiment on party leaders and campaign strategy.
Slander Suit Dismissed in Indiana Case
In a June filing from PRM Indiana the slander suit against Myron YaUTR ugE by Marthe Vo Rowen Keainer Jobe i was dismissed. The complaint alleged intent to move a husband named Toby Bowen to Texas and secure a $4,000 settlement. the case cited involvement by Ddors and Miri Howen.
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Goshen to Open Theater With Marie Cahill Oct 1
The Jefferson theater in Goshen set to reopen after reconstruction with Marie Cahill and her company in Marrying Mary on October 10. First night seats priced at 10 and 5 cents subscriptions already totaling over $60,000. Harry G. Seamers of the Knickerbocker Theater New York and George Kratz of Goshen to manage the presentation.
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Traction Conductor Battles Rattlesnake on Train
Huntington Times reports Dr G H MeLin returning to Port Wayne after a train incident near Parvianes fan where a conductor fought a two foot rattlesnake with five rattles aboard the car. Police were later called to Emma Mason jail inmates fight. four girls locked up.
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Raffles at Congress Cafe in Fort Wayne sequence
A narrative from the Fort Wayne district describes a restless spree through downtown spots including the Rure de Tey Gands Ca and Main street arrest entrance. The narrator lists several shops and venues such as Hof Brau Arcade Sauls clothing house and Wayne Hotel Bar, noting near captures and a $15 reward for the mysterious Mr. Raffles in the Northeastern Indiana Gazette.
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Settlement Reached To Avert Telegraph Strike
New York June 28 An adjustment of disputes between the Western Union Telegraph and its operators averts a strike. United States Commissioner Neill arrived from Washington and, with company president R C Clowry and warehouse leaders, laid groundwork for a peaceful settlement. The Western Union pledges wage and arbitration terms, while stressing existing increases and no aggrieved employee will be deprived of employment for union membership. Portals Telegraph Cable company rejects direct union blame, citing restraint on further wage hikes despite operator pressure.
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Scrapers Wanted for Saturday at Ta. T. A. TM Henry Branning
Ten teams and scrapers are urged to meet Saturday at the corner of Fairfield and Rudisill Avenues. Henry Branning,correspondent, notes the event aims to gather skilled workers for competitive tasks and community project participation.
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Drummers mob president in Norfore amid chaos
A chaotic scene in Norfore Virginia as drummers mob President hopefuls, the crowd shifting support away from a candidate. The incident interrupted the election process and a small dog was seen during the unrest.
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