Goldfield Mines to Reopen Without Western Fed Workers
GoldfieldNevada December reports the Mine Owners association orders reopening of mines on Thursday with wage cuts. Western Federation members barred from employment while 50 to 60 laborers from other camps arrive to fill striker vacancies. Troops deployed, card system to manage hiring, and broader price controls threaten a general store if merchants resist lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield
Nev
Western Federation
T Mine Owners’ Association
Sparks
Cripple Creek
Frank A. Keith
Tonopah
Main Street
Uncle Sam
Jack Bays
Mine Owners’ Association
Industrial Workers of
Coldfield
Miners Union Conflict Sees Wage Offers Debated
Officials deny mass replacement of strikers while negotiations with Mine Owners proceed. Goldfeld miners propose pay scales for various roles and consider using workers from allied sources if enough men return to work by December. An amicable settlement remains sought through talks with the American Federation of Labor factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alomdinia
GoldGeld
CAL Macks
Goldfeld
Tifon
Pte
Hy Crom
Wimekéra Dar Wien
Top Earmnen
Soy Pup Mien
Feat & Berrien No
Carpenters
Fran &F
Mineliniats
Engiavers
Conser
Electhelins
Fra
Tekamith
Warnermen
RAO, Frou
Afin Anton
Avon
Pleaded Guilty to Land Fraud Case In Newbec TW-I
In United States court Titus Seimter and his brother George L W Minis pled guilty to five indictments alleging illegal government land appropriation. Their attorney entered the plea on their behalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jursen City
Newbec
United States
Seimter Wit
Titus
George L. W. Minis
Moschetes and the red hot piano keys tale
A quip from Youths Companion recounts Moschetes, famed pianoforte teacher, remarking that if piano keys were red hot pokers he would prevent a pupil from resting fingers there. An American student dryly answers that he would not touch red hot pokers at all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moschetes
Attacks the Supreme Court Letter Demands Action
A Minneapolis attorney Feaneta B. Bart writes Gov. Johnson urging investigation of six years of Minnesota Supreme Court decisions. The letter argues charges rest on court actions and cautions against hasty political influence, labeling the matter serious and legally advisory. Gustave VI king addresses Swedish troops in Stockholm and pledges readiness to serve national welfare. William F. R. Parker, pioneer Republican of Illinois, dies at Sterling home. he helped found the party and held various government roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Piut
Feaneta B. Bart
Minneapolis
Johnson
Ska
Supreme Court of Minesota
Hart
Attorney's
Judiciary Committee of the Honage
Anrety
Gustave
Stockholm
Gustave VI
Hha
Sterling
William FR. Parker
Republican Party
Thinois
Parker
Tle
Weather forecast for regions with snow and cold
The bulletin predicts light to moderate snow in the north and south portions tonight with colder temperatures. Winds shift to high north or northwesterly in the affected areas, bringing very cold air from the northwest and easing later in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Wisconsin
Exdrene
Chicago Markets Mixed as Grain and Livestock Seen Varied
Chicago Board of Trade quotes show mixed grain and livestock activity. Prices for corn oats and wheat fluctuated with futures futures and nearby months. Livestock receipts reached tens of thousands with steer heifer and lamb quotes noted across multiple grades and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
ATR Ang
Gyush
Damme
Sheppe
Wisconsin
Fea ddryps Harvests in China Yield Inferior Grades
The fea ddryps begins in China about April. Later in the month there are two other harvests which yield inferior grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Kellogg collapses during Minnesota dinner speech in New York
Frank Kellogg of St Paul staggered and fainted during a speech at a Minnesota Society of New York dinner in New York City. He was removed to an ante room and revived, with doctors saying fatigue and overwork caused only a temporary collapse amid remarks criticizing Roosevelt's administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minnesota Society of New York
Frank Kellogg
St Pat
Trame Kellogg
Etter
United States
Taint
Ellos
Roosevelt
Work
Stek
Mhen
Railroad reorganization plan adopted by Marquette stockholders
Detroit Me envisions reorganizing the Pere Marquette system with lease to the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton line for years and consolidating Pere Marquette railroads at Michigan. Arbitrators Judson Harmon and W L Crapo to settle accounts and claims. Also: fatal explosion at American Steel and Wire plant injures two, one dies later. German professor Moritz Schmidt dies in Frankfurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit, Mee
Marquette Railroad
Pere Marquette
Citennati
Pamilton and
Dayton
Pere Marquette Railroad
Michigan
Bere Marquette Railroad
Indhunit
Judson Harmon
W. W. Crapo
Allentown
Lee
American Steel and Wire Company
Dlew Up
Ti Steatly Kilhis
Sindaing
Tob, Ciyrue
Gimon Ponomissey
Prada Mather
George de
Ani Senhlod
Sweden's King Oscar funeral likely to be held
An outline of unsettled events cites royal mourning and a possible funeral for King Oscar of Sweden. Reports mention political figures in the U S and Europe, wage disputes, elections, and condolences from President Roosevelt to Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar
Sweden
Norman B. Mack
Nation Democrate
New York
St Paul
Louisville
Gihiss
Chiss Manneuvers
Boston
Rpayor
Wil Leense
Yeenge
Walker
Brown
Watt
California
San Penn
Silidia Weysa
Hoop
Wwe
Willie Oftern
Unis
Mardin
Binge Osese
Chiesto de
Nual
St. Louis
Dis
Dan
Sergion
Wausits
Itv
Quak Pathol San Iy
Red Cross Society
Eafleeting
Peebles
Ie Vietinis
Maton
Janes
Tereia Setur
Daily Journal Updates Citywide Service Delays
The Daily Journal reports limited city service access for about a week as operations pause to address local issues. Officials urge residents to plan accordingly and watch for further notices from the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daily Journal
The
Daily Journal
Modern milking show demonstrates advanced dairy machinery
At the dairy show crowds watched the modern milking machine in operation twice daily. An expert explained the vacuum principle and suction action, with demonstrations likening it to a calf drawing milk. The display included strainers, separators, coolers, testing outfits, pasteurizers, bottle fillers, and assorted dairy ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. DT. Arkley
Anei
Witkutikers
Min
Frf
Milking machine advances prompt skepticism and speculation
In a 19th century notice the text describes milking machine pulsations and suction dynamics improving efficiency, with notes on calf breathing intervals and reduced bacterial flow. It also discusses market timing for swine, advising marketing pigs at 159 to 200 pounds and months March and September as favorable, then mentions paper wrappers for apples and general utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lilly
Weeman Wilt Auction Noted Amid Tele Outage
The Washington Star reports a disrupted auction site as clerks handle payments and bids during a tele communications outage. The event highlights how connectivity problems affect public sales and bidding processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeman
Conversion and Clock as Moral Parables in Old Tales
A brittle tale shows a sermon leading to insight for an elderly pupil during a solemn rite. A birthday clock moment exposes tensions in a strained marriage, with a distant clock and a near-accident motif. Also notes on Cuba social classes, Persian language traits, and a medicinal ad for DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills.
Young Millionaire's Son Sent to Learn the Ropes
A western banker asked for a business apprenticeship for his son who was considered “no good at home.” A New York merchant replied that the youth was hired at his shop for a weekly wage alongside others of his class. He notes peers recently bought a yacht for 59000 and a motor car for 290, implying the environment will suit the son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Neo
A Bad Cast In Personal Dispute
Dialogue between Mr Lawhead and Miss Reushley shows a cold exchange over unanswered correspondence. Miss Reushley asserts no further communication and rebukes the sender for claiming friendliness. The exchange emphasizes personal tension and misinterpretation of intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lawhead
Miss Reushley
Foregone conclusions in a family drawer
An illustration by Cleveland Loader describes a imagined scene where locking a desk drawer leads to the mother breaking it to uncover the hidden contents, illustrating an inevitable outcome. The dialogue frames a casual, humorous exchange about certainty and secrecy in family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Ceal
Cleveland
Iva Citizen Report On Tax Privilege And Odd Exchange
A humorous foreign dispatch notes a devoted wife bargaining for money with her husband and a puzzled reply about a “hundred” and “Dallara” as they discuss purchases. The piece contrasts a quirky domestic moment with a brief remark on a Chinese government tax policy granting begging privileges to certain districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Dallara
Also Mentioned on This Page
Real Ratatey, Gonos Atocke Areacns
Presenta
America
Jesse Mae Hail
C. P. Guenther’s
Grand Opera House
Sday
Hortense Nielsen
Ibsen
House
C. P. Guenther
Rockford & Interurban
B’y
Rockford
SHG
Wm. Neese
Agt
Ifaatt
NERS
PF. M
A. F
TW. W. Minera
Gompenrs
Seate
Supreme Court
State High Tribunal
Buffalo
Wase Buffalo
N.Y
Minnesota
Prankfort-anahe-Main
Moritz Sehmide
Kaas
Ds Donde
Dean
Dewitt
WM. F. Jungkunz
Repport
North Pole
John Lintain
Tom Ludiwn
John Lodlam
Pearson
Werkly
Cuba
Wm. F. Jung- Kuna
Stephenson Street
Humphreys
Buster Brown
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!