Hotel Lohmann Feud Sparks Serious Injury in Wilkes Barre
A quarrel at the Hotel Lohmann between chef John Darke and Maggie Ryal over coffee led to a cleaver being thrown and Ryal possibly losing part of her hand. Darke posted bail of 500 dollars.
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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1902
Page
4
A Boy Explains Peace With Morning Household Calm
A Chicago Tribune excerpt shows Miss Gray asking a boy to define peace after he recites a poem containing the word. The child replies that peace means when you have no children, then shares a humorous example of his mother washing and dressing six siblings for school and declaring, Now I’ll have peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gray
Chicago
Lehigh Valley Announces One Fare Round Trip May 30
On May 30 the Lehigh Valley Railroad will sell tickets at one fare for the round trip from Easton to L B Junction and from Maha noy and Hazleton Division points limited to date of issue only and honored on any train except the Black Diamond express. Consult Lehigh Valley ticket agents for further particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manelo Chunk
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Easton
L. & B Junction
Mahanoy
Hazleton
Lehigh Valley Ticket
Decoration Day at Niacara Walls Special train fares
Special low fares via the Lehigh Valley Railroad for Decoration Day travel. Tickets sold and food available May 0 limited for return to dune 1 inclusive and honored on any train except the Black Diamonds Press. Consult ticket agents for partition jars.
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Niacara
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Dune 1
Black Diamonds Press
Eight Hour Bill Debated by Labor and Industry Leaders
Samuel Gompers notes hearings on a government and contract labor eight hour bill led by John J. Gardner. He cites experts from Cramp Ship Co and Bethlehem Steel, plus AFL presence, proving eight hours feasible by showing multi crew, multi heat processes already operate under longer shifts without quality loss.
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House of Representatives
John J. Gardner
New Jersey
Committee On Labor of the House
United States
Cramp Ship Company
Bethlehem Steel Works
Legislative Committee
American Federation of Labor
House Committee On Labor
Samuel Gompers
American Federationist
A Veteran At Eight The Pittance Of Child Labor In The South
A New York Journal excerpt by Treene Ashby Macfadyen describes eight year old children toiling in southern mills near Columbia and Huntsville Alabama under long shifts and dangerous conditions. The piece condemns the exploitation as a sellout of young workers to attract northern capital and criticizes legislatures and mill lobbyists supporting child labor.
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Columbia
Northern
Huntsville
Ala
South
Alabama
Massachusetts
Trene Ashby Macfadyen
New York Journal
Knitting in Parliament a Surprising Scottish Habit
A Scottish MP was seen knitting a stocking in the smoking room of the Commons causing surprise. The piece recalls that less than 80 years ago men knitted stockings while women did not, with shepherds and farmers often knitting as they worked.
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Scotland
House of Commons
Seothind
Lear
A Way of Escape Jakeway and the Widow Barstow Story
A storyteller recalls Jakeway the widower hater of Widow Barstow. At church, a new usher brings Barstow to Jakeway’s pew, triggering his hasty retreat as the preacher cites a biblical line about a way of escape. Narrative humor from the New York Mail and Express.
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Jakeway
Barstow
New York Mail and Express
The Table Napkin’s Rise in Fifteenth Century Etiquette
A brief note traces the table napkin from early use by children to widespread adoption by elders in the mid fifteenth century. Etiquette manuals show napkin advice alongside guidance on wiping fingers and lips, while tablecloths historically reached the floor and substituted napkins for adults. The evolution of placement moved from shoulder to arm to neck.
A Famous Compliment Told By Fontenelle
An 18th century anecdote recalls Fontenelle at nine years old passing Mrs Sel by without glance. She remarks his gallantry, he replies that had he looked she would not have noticed him anyway. The tale showcases witty back and forth on social manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dazalin
Fontenelle
Selyelius
A Chance for Him in Public Attention
A querulous exchange in the Washington Star teases Ward about poetry gaining attention. A loyal companion counters by joking he may secure an office, prompting widespread talk in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Row to De Happy and Winks Secrets of Bape
New York Weekly notes a cheeky column on how to make money and secure wealth to buy all one desires. It mentions Winks as a symbol of clever finance and personal ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Weekly
We Rejoiced in Morning Humour at Lim’s Meant Money
A brief recounts a humorous morning exchange between a mother and daughter cited from Tit Bits. The daughter exclaims joy and the mother recalls forgetting to ask Lim for money.
Dr David Kennedy remedy praised for kidney and related diseases
An old ad style blurb touts Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidney bladder and blood ailments. It includes patient testimony from Walter D. Miller of Delhi New York and claims sale details, pricing, and free sample offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Walter D. Miller
Delhi
N.y
Drv. Kennedy Corporation
Tea Trade in Buddha Era Reaches Vast Regions
A historical note describes China’s tea commerce during Buddha’s era. Tea ships, called Junks, sailed to Japan and Tonkin, Anam, Cochin, Russia, Slaw, India, Ceylon, Persia, and Arabia. Records claim journeys to a great river country west of Arabia, then caravans to Kuria, Mongolia, Muldja, Tartary, Tibet, Persia, and northern India.
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Buddha
China
Japan
Tonquin
Anam
Cochin
Bursia
Slaw
India
Ceylon
Persia
Arabia
Black
Kuria
Mongolia
Muldja
Tartary
Tibet
Grateful Patient Shows Lasting Gratitude to Doctor
A New York physician recalls caring for a child with a injured arm. The boy, Willie, forgives no personal attention and, on the morning of his departure, places his hand on the doctor’s shoulder saying his mother will hear the last about him. The tale highlights a pure moment of gratitude.
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New York
Tle
Willie
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