Growth of the Knights of the Footboard and rail labor rise
A historical overview traces steam power from Watt to the railways, notes rail employment, and honors the Knights of the Footboard as the forerunner of the B of L E. It champions fair labor practices, member insurance, and the organization’s broad social goals.
This Date in History Overview
A compact chronology notes events and births across history. Key items include 1588 Spanish Armada sailing for England, 1785 John Wilson born, 1790 Israel Putnam death, 1795 Johns Hopkins born and later died, Napoleon I Legion of Honor, Felix K. Zollicoffer birth, Nathaniel Hawthorne death, and Jefferson Davis imprisonment at Fortress Monroe.
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Tagus
England
John Wilson
Christopher North
Israel Putnam
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Johns Hopkins
Napoleon I
Legion of Honor
Prrev
Felix K. Zollicoffer
Tennessee
Kentucky
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Jefferson Davis
Fortress Monroe
Doctor Is Found Guilty In Carroll County Cruelty Case
The Shannon trial of Dr. Moses and his assistant ended with a verdict of guilty on cruelty to animals. Each defendant was fined 175 dollars plus costs for driving a team in extreme heat for about 22 miles, resulting in one horse’s death and the other’s disablement. The defendants plan to appeal to the circuit court within 20 days. Osborne had earlier sued to recover the team value, with further defense anticipated including Chicago counsel.
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James Watt
Robert Stevenson
Liverpool
Manchester
United States
Europe
Gettysburg
Spottsylvania
Wilderness
Antietam
Chancellorsville
Chickamauga
Knights of the Footboard
Mt. Carroll
Shannon
Stransky
Moses
Carroll County
Osborne
Chicago
Emmet Densmore Born in Crawford County Pa in 1887
Emmet Densmore physician and inventor born May 19 1887 in Crawford County Pennsylvania. He studied at public schools Allegheny College and New York University Medical College. With two brothers he helped develop one of the first successful oil wells on Oil Creek and introduced the first tank cars for oil export. He aided a typewriter venture contributing to its early spread in England.
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Emmet Densmore
Crawford County
Publi
Allegheny College
New York University Medical College
Oil Creek
Pennsylvania
Seaboard
James
Dirst
Fongland
Foley's Honey and Tar Safe Under Pure Food Law
Native to Our Customers. Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Recommended for children and adults by H. J. Moogk and Win. FL Jungkunz.
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Foley
H. J. Moogk
Win
FL Jungkunz
Daily Journal Delivery Offer for City Readers
The Daily Journal announces citywide delivery at 10 cents a week. It invites readers to subscribe for prompt home delivery across all city areas and promises reliable service.
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the Daily Journal
Wants His Son Back In Custody Dispute
A father, Wohlford, forcibly attempted to take his son from his grandfather Burkhard after an appellate remand. Deputy Dunlap stopped the livery barn abduction and returned the child to Burkhard. The case remains unsettled and may return to court next term.
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Burkhard Va
Wohlford
Thse
Wahlford
Burkhard
Burkhards
Stephenson County Circuit Court
Mr. Burkhard
Spanish Emeralds and the phrase fine old Spanish emeralds
The term refers to emeralds considered finest due to Peru’s loot by conquerors after the conquest. Though no emeralds were mined in Spain, many came to Spanish families from Peru, making the best stones labeled as fine old Spanish emeralds. Today the expression applies to superb emeralds from any source.
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Spain
Peru
Europe
New York
The Wise Ones
A brief literary cartoon features a Squedunk sage remarking that some people never learn as they grow older while a Pohick philosopher responds that some people don’t need to. The item is from the Louisville Courier-Journal.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Inconsistency Explained by a Father
A humorous dialogue from Harper's Weekly features a father clarifying inconsistency to his son Freddy. The exchange highlights a man who growls all day yet abuses a dog at night, delivering a wry moral about behavior and hypocrisy.
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Freddy
Tlarper
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound promotes maternity health
The advertisement urges American women to seek Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to address organic disturbance and feel happiness as part of preparing for healthy maternity. It emphasizes the product as a remedy for women in lonely homes seeking blessings and fulfillment.
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Maggie Gilmer
West Tnion
8. C
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Josephine Hall
Bardstown
Lydia B. Pinkham
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