Very Low Excursion Rates to Pacific Coast by North-Western Line
National Council Knights of Columbus in Los Angeles sponsors excursion rates from all stations May 2 to June 2 with favorable return limits. Two daily fast trains to the Pacific Coast the Overland Limited electric lighted and under three days en route. California Express with drawing room and tourist sleeping cars. Round trip fare sale June 21, 24 and 30 limited to return by June 24 for Modern Woodmen Biennial Meeting. Tickets via Chicago & North Western Railway agents.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
National Council Knights of Columbus
Pacific Coast
Overland Limited
California Xpress
Milwaukee
Wis
Woodvien
Ap Wy
Chicaza & North- Western Railway
Bledwtd
Peace Moves Collapse in Teamsters Strike Talks
Chicago reports that peace efforts failed and open conflict looms in the teamsters strike. Negotiations between Barry of the drivers and express firms broke off with no reinstatement agreement, while dock and shipping crews show solidarity as sailors and freight handlers may join. Sheriff Barrett vows rapid troop deployment if violence erupts.
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Chicago
Barry
Duinen
Express Companies
Unlon
Union
Troops Ready for Strike Duty Drill and Parade
Military units prepare for a strike scenario with regiments assembling in the city. Soldiers equip with rifles and bayonets, while gas masks and field gear are checked. Leaders discuss the exercise plan and execution under supervision, aiming to test readiness and coordination.
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Springfield
Speen
Dave Leen
Av Wirst Orlaide
Teoekard
End of the Matifa Injunction Violators Ordered Before Judge
Thirty seven violators of federal court injunctions were ordered brought before United States Judge Kobisaat next week to show cause why they...
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Kolleant
United States
Kobisaat
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promoted for Health
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a total plant based cure for blood diseases. It claims rejuvenation through non alcoholic extracts, touts tissue building and renewed strength for workers and students, and warns against alcohol rich substitutes. It mentions Dr Pierce's pellets for bowels and urges use with the discovery.
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RV. Pierce
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
Huffalo
N.Y
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Golder
Labor leaders threaten woodworkers strike over pay and pace
The United Employers' Association of Wood Workers seeks to keep product delivery as owners intend while drivers threaten solidarity actions. Presidents of the Wood Directories and related unions condemn slowdowns and vow to stand firm, warning the industry of paralyzed operations if demands are not met.
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Lumbermen’s Association
United Jornployers' Association of Wood Workers
Barr Cho
Maward Titties
Association of Wood Direstries
Sail
Ated Wien
Striking Forces Spread Through Iamber District
The text notes a widening Viet influence as strikes expand into the Iamber district. It describes a river corridor extending about three and a half miles with a mile on each side, and mentions locals noted for free mobility who have marched through the area, signaling broader union activity.
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Iamber
I Isa
Feree Maby
Death of Mrs Livermore Reformer Mary Ashton Livermore Dies
Mary A Livermore noted writer and reformer dies in Boston at 85 bronchitis and weak heart. Born February 1 1823 in Boston she educated in Charlestown Penitentiary seminary and public schools. She related abolition temperance suffrage and convict reform and authored several works. Funeral tomorrow with cremation.
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Mary A. Livermore
Mary Ashton Livermore
Boston
Bee
Charlestown
Mass Peniale Seminary
DL Liverpores
Livermore
False rating leads to grand larceny verdict in New York
Louis Levin once a lace merchant then Indianapolis under Great Western Under garment company is found guilty of grand larceny in the second degree. Jury notes that furnishing false financial statements to a mercantile agency is not a crime but giving such statements to a creditor is. December statements claimed assets of 45000 beyond ability, aiding credit. Dallas, May 24. Mexican War Veterans assemble for reunion with about 80 members. sessions brief to focus on fellowship and honors. Whitelaw Shock’s London houses: Dorchester House is ornate and well suited for entertainments. none other in London compares.
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New York
Louis Levin
Indianapolis
Eyin
Dallas
Tex
Mexico
National
Whitelaw Hhoeld
London
Dorchester Trouse
da Taerk Ame
Ds Beng Orads Remy
Ambassador Ried
Pherald
Iteige
Famous Fat Man Dies and Other Early May Notes
Famed public figure Stewart Crossy known as J. Stewart, a 1 0 1 year old born in Lublin Ireland, dies in Kiowa. Crossy is parented by Mr Rutherford Crossy and hails from a theatrical world. Reports from Wexford May 24 discuss church matters, the Southern Presbyterian session, and a postponement until next assembly. London dispatches note railway isolation of Vindostok fortress after a seaward setback. New York May 14 reports Atlantic racing scout Brassey and Kronpring Wilhelm. Sandy Hook indicates a record run of several miles.
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Louis
Stewart Crossy
Kiowa
J. ©. Stewart
Dia
Hr. Ruther BR. Crossy
Crossy
Lublin
Ireland
New York
Brassey
Gestenaren Kronpring Wilhelm
Niles Tran Sandy Hook
Aghielies
Senate committee closes railway rate regulation debate
Washington May 24 The senate committee on interstate commerce has closed the discussion on railway rate regulation and will devote the rest of the week to a plan of report and other suggestions before Congress reassembles.
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Stakc
Washington
Senate Centruttee
Wilh
Congress
Scores on the Ball Fields From Chicago to Milwaukee
Scores from May 24 list games across US cities including Chicago Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn St. Louis New York Cincinnati Detroit Cleveland and more. Several matchups feature uneven results with teams like Chicago at Philadelphia and Detroit at Cleveland noted among scattered scores and standings.
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Chicago
Myre Tsebalsear Pavene
Dphitlidelptilio
Goo
Philadelphia
Ak Boston
Pittsbitte
Hosta
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Brooklyn Tv
New York -Gincinnalla
New York
Ameniigi
Chilenge
Chiedge
Art
Detroit
Cleveland
Phildelphi T. Clevelandy
Bostona
St. Louis & Assocision
Nicansas City
Cinnapolis
Wass City
St. Dyal
Columbus
St. Pantly
Min Henapolis
Toledo
Mianmedpatia
Milwaukee
Louisville
Stern
Atadi Colorado
Onoatae Ay
Siposte
Des Moines
St. Fosxep Ls
Sioux City
Slanver
Stanx City
Promoter William Aiester Faces Serious Illness
The report notes promoter William Aiester, once severely battered months ago, is now gravely ill. It mentions Stamford resident Roosevelt affecting an outing toward an equitable site and describes social affairs led by Lois, director of the School of Vise Agents in Paris. Chile plans to issue bonds of 10,000,000 pesos to fund a rat control system. In Andover Mass a local death tied to scarlet fever shadows student safety.
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Willlem Aiester
al Atetle
Stamford
Conn
Roosevelt
Pa Lois
Paris
Chile
Philips Vadover Poder
Andove Oy
Mass
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