C O D Store Offers Food Staples and Low Prices
The C O D store advertises a wide range of goods including fruits, canned goods, teas, coffee, sugars and candies. It claims lowest prices in the state, with bulk sales by basket or bushel and home delivery. Fresh melons and peaches highlighted, plus self roasting coffee.
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Great Strike at Armours Sparks Eight-Hour Labor Debate
The Minnesota and Midwest labor clash centers on Knights of Labor mediation in Richmond. Packers refuse to meet, promising only casual talks while workers demand an eight hour day. At Armour’s stock yards, activity resumes with 200 Polish workers hired to replace strikers, bringing the total at Armour’s to about 500 as operations return to ten-hour shifts.
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Knights Elect Officers at K of L Convention
Constitutional revision dominates the K of L session in Poawdery with two year terms adopted. Grand Master Powderly and Master Foreman Griffiths reelected as opposition bids falter. Secretary treasurer post altered, aiding a lengthy afternoon of speeches. Delegates expect adjournment Saturday morning as debates over patronage and tenure intensify.
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Against the Oleo Bill Provokes Labor Alignment in Virginia
A 1000 word circular circulated among the Knights of Labor in Pocahontas Virginia denounces the Oleo Bill while urging labor unity against wartime dairy and cattle tax provisions. It supports repealing amended clauses but backs the law’s prohibitions in other areas, urging members to vote and persuade peers. Across Minneapolis, railroad switchmen strike amid wage disputes, halting yard work on Minneapolis Saint Paul Chicago lines as company police reinforce amid stalled talks.
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National Association Majority Votes to Shut Down Plants
A majority of association members, including leading manufacturers, vote to close operations this Saturday. About 35,000 workers are affected as plants in Cohoes, Waterford, Hadron, Sechenactaly, Litto Hills, Phiment, Amsterdam, and Valatin halt work. Knights of Labor orders 100 workers at Greenwood & Brust, dyer, Frankford, to return to work Wednesday under the assembly's direction.
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Laundrymen Boycott Chinese Goods At Convention
The national convention of laund men debated Chinese boycott measures. Officers elected include President William Lawrence Minneapolis and Secretary J A Purchase Minneapolis. The grievance report urged manufacturers to pledge not to sell goods to Chinese buyers with bonds of 50 dollars for faithfulness.
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Deaths and deeds mix in Washington notes October
Washington City reports on Chief Justice Balmon Chase’s funeral procession and a large Washington turnout. Details of officials, dignitaries, and security surround the event are given, along with notes on Manning and Whitney at the Treasury, and various political and legal developments in the capital.
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Texas Cattaclysm Drowns Dozens As Flood Wipes Towns
Fragmented dispatches describe widespread flooding on the Babine River in Ba hihi Fos and nearby areas. Dozens are reported drowned as hotels and vessels are swept away. Rescue efforts and rising fears for missing residents are noted as waters wreck towns along the river and coast.
Unity Question Dominates Episcopal Convention In New Albany
In the Indiana Episcopal convention debates center on unity and honoring memorials for unity among Christians. A fray over changing Thanksgiving date and the name Protestant Episcopal dominates the lengthy session with resolutions and amendments influencing church identity and leadership appointments.
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