Various 1910s News Snippets Include Disasters Robberies and Health Notes
The clippings report state actions closing schools for scarlet fever, a large fatal fire destroying Conkling livery and adjoining buildings, arrests in a train robbery near Richmond Indiana, religious toleration shifts in Russia with Orthodox members converting to Roman Catholicism, four French miners columns rubbing out agitation, a referendum planned in the French miners' union, John Alexander Dowie visiting Mexico, party caucus planning in Washington, Rockefeller health, insurance scandal fallout, and ex Senator Hii's condition and mental strain.
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Isor
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Chicago
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House
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David B. Hii
Miners and Operators Face Last Push on Wage Scale
Indianapolis dispatch reports a final effort by coal operators and miners in central, competitive and southwestern districts to settle a wage scale by April 1. A 5.5 percent raise is demanded. Ohio Indiana and Illinois oppose paying the advance, risking a district split if western Pennsylvania runs on a higher scale. Joint committees expect continued disagreement with a possible late-session decision today. If unresolved, 225,000 miners may strike before the wage deadline.
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Indianapolis
L. Robbins
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indeana
Finois
Illnois
Labor Goes Into Politics
The Federation of Labor executive council reaffirms its political action stance. It calls for unity among working people regardless of creed color sex nationality or politics and supports independent ballot use to elect pro worker leaders and resist corporate influence and court bias.
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Washington
Executive Council
The
Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor
United
Mem
Hws
American Federation
Tabor
Labor matters at Academy meeting in Philadelphia
The American Academy of Political and Social Science sets its annual meeting for April 6 and 7 in Philadelphia. The theme is The improvement of labor conditions in the United States with two opposing sides slated to speak on four sub topics including The Length of the Working Life and The Settlement of Industrial Conflicts by Means of Trade Agreements.
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Philadelphia
American Academy of Political and Social Science
United States
North
Dyspepsia in School Children Aided by Dr Caldwell
Dyspepsia weakens many schoolchildren due to rapid lunches. Correct the cause and treat stomach and bowel issues safely with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin laxative. Sold by druggists at 50 cents and $1.00 with money back if unsatisfied.
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Caldwell
Golden Medical Discovery Endorsements Promised By Dr Pierce
An 1890s advertisement touts the Golden Medical Discovery with claims of nourishing nerves and organs, banishing ills from dyspepsia to constipation, and endorses a book offer and Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as cures, citing medical authorities and mail order details from Buffalo New York.
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Machtti
Ena Lavery
Ingredit
Golden Medica Discovery
Golden Medical Discovery
Common Sense
Ros Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Prominent Labor Figures Named in Advisory Panel
United States commissioner Charles P. Neil leads a panel with Frederick J. Hoffman of Prudential Life Insurance, Adolph Strasser of the Cigar Makers unions, Tunes O Connell of a machinists group, Dennis A. Hayes of the Glass Bottle Blowers, and Robert Inter of New York City.
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Charles P. Neil
United States
Labor
Frederick J. Hoffman
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Adolph Strasser
Cigar Makers
Tunes O'Connell
Intermnational Association of Machinists
Dennis ‘A. Hayes
Glass Bettle Blowers’ Association
Robert Inter
New York City
Natives In Samar Fight Ends With High Casualties
March 26 report from Maginon Samar details a battle between constabulary and Pulajanes. Three officers and several privates were wounded as Palatanes suffered unknown losses. Governor Curry is missing and officials suspect a treacherous surrender ruse by the Pulajanes.
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Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted for Tumor Aid
An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy against tumors and related female health issues. It cites letters from women who report relief or cure, encouraging readers to seek the product and write to Mrs. Pinkham for guidance.
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Pinkham
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Fannie D. Fox
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Lydia Pinkham
Fannie D Ox
Bradio
Lydia BE
E. Finkhatn
Luella
Ad Anate
Seattle
Wash
Taywoman
Mass German and Bohemian Rally Seeks Dance Hall Permits
In Chicago a mass meeting of 10 000 German and Bohemian society representatives urged the city council to authorize the mayor to issue special permits for dance halls and for state home rule on amusements. An overflow crowd of 20 000 gathered outside the Michigan Avenue armory. More than 800 societies led a march along Michigan Avenue with flags and uniform bands. Speakers including Samuel Als checkboxler urged reformers and blamed the mayor and state’s attorney for permit revocation.
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Chicago
Mitreh
Regaard
Miost Regiment
Michigan Atsenue
Samuel Alschuler
Ilinois
Struck by Lightning Kills Local Pastor in Pulpit
On March 26 Carson district during a thunderstorm Lev J Br Lentz pastor of a Latter Day Saints church was struck by lightning in his pulpit. The bolt shattered a chandelier and threw him to the floor. He died within an hour as the church caught fire but was saved. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Carson
Lev
J. BR. Lentz
Lentz
House Proceedings on Annapolis Hazing Bill Change
The House passed a Senate bill with a House substitute addressing hazing at the Annapolis Naval Academy. It repeals the existing mandatory dismissal for hazing and replaces it with penalties tied to the offense. Before this action, 26 pension bills were approved. The Senate was not in session.
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Washington
Annapolis Naval Academy
Senate
Hamissal
Three Children Die In Fire At Oxford Florida
In Oxford Florida on March 24 flames engulfed a home while parents were away. Three children of Jdanius Bueheris perished in the blaze.
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Oxford
Fla
Jdanius Bueheris
Let It Alone Prescription Humor From A Doctor
A patient asks for a complexion remedy and the doctor replies with a playful prescription quoted as Let It alone. The exchange highlights a lighthearted medical joke about skin care and advice.
Pulajanes clash with US officials in Magtaon fight
Four Pulajanes chiefs with over 100 men attacked US officials at the constabulary barracks in Magtaon. Officials fled to the Magtaon river and swam across as troops opened fire. Governor Curry hunted by Pulajanes, suspected to be hiding in dense brush after a decisive constabulary victory. Three hundred constabulary pursue the fugitive natives.
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Pulajanes
United States
Sloover
Magtaon
United Stautes
Curry
Covernory Curry
New Mexico
Rough Riders
Philippines
Mantl
Samar
Feito
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Gallops for Aid
Advertising copy claims the remedy cleans the body and restores health for upset stomach liver and bowels. It asserts improved blood flow to digestive organs and a comfortable feeling of health with a money back guarantee. Sold by druggists for 50 cents and 1 dollar.
Burdett Piano Tuner Orders at Brown and Dollmeyerg
F. J. Burdett, a piano tuner, placed orders at Brown and Dollmeyerg with a note about a phoney request appearing in the records.
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F. J. Burdett
Brown & Dollmeyerg
Phoney
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