No Need to Send Troops Trigger Strike Compromise
Ore handlers submit to officers of the street corporation in Duluth after a conference with Gov Jolson and Sheriff Bates. The strike by Mesaha tango frontliners may end early if the steel company recognizes the ore handlers who seek to join the International Boilermakers, and reject Western Federation of Miners ties.
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Duluth
Juy
Jolson
Bates
Wibuing
Bubath, Mosaba
Thera
Ith
Steel Corporation
International
Dbugsboremen’s Association
Western Federation of Miners
Escape From Bondage Two Russian Jews Flee Canton Mine
Sam Goldberg and Charles Silberman, born in Odessa, escaped a coal mine near Canton after being held as virtual prisoners. They traveled from a Canton area mine to New York, were offered work in a lumber yard, then forced to work at the Canton coal mine with guard supervision and deducted rail fare. They allege exorbitant company-store prices and harsh mistreatment before escaping to safety.
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Canton
Sam Goldberg
Charles Silberman
Goldberg
Silberman
Odessa
Russia
New York
Goldhere
Escape from Tombs Trusty Flees in Wagon
New York July 24 Frank Snyder a trusted prisoner at the Tombs escaped by sealing the 20 foot wall and sliding into a waiting wagon after a rope over the wall signaled his path. Snyder had been serving three months for petty theft and was kept as a warder helper before the break. A confederate outside aided the exit by pulling the rope and hiding Snyder in the wagon box. Gov Hughes facing political resistance in Albany as legislature adjourns an eventful session with the direct nominations bill and related measures defeated or recommenced.
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New Yor
Frank Snyder
Snyder
Tadkwell
Eland
Prism
Snydar
Gov. Hughes
Albany
N. Y
Fragmented satirical chat from Cassell's Journal
A fragment from Cassell's Journal features garbled dialogue in mock military slang. The overheard exchange includes bumbling soldiers and a jab at rank figures, conveying a farcical tension without cohesive context.
Noted poet and family slang in Philadelphia Press text
Fragmentary overheard exchanges show a playful yet domestic exchange among writers and a sister. The piece references a washerwoman, jealousy, brothers and sisters, and a cauldly wake in a local Philadelphia context with unusual spellings and names.
Too Much War Is Taught In Schools
Pennsylvania superintendent Nathan G. Schaeefer argues schools should glorify peace over war and highlight poets, scientists, philanthropists, and educators as heroes. He urges teaching history to honor peaceful achievements and humane acts over military triumphs, noting acts like disease prevention and nursing as heroic.
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Pasteny
Napoleon
Carnegie
Ambitious Tread Bookkeeper in a City Page Satire
A fragment from a New York World page hints at a playful critique of a versatile bookkeeper. The tone weaves slang and nautical imagery as a character muses on vacations illness and social clout. Strong entities are implied but not explicitly named.
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New York World
Why Reform Movements Fail
IrA Remsen, president of Johns Hopkins, argues reform efforts fail when not scientific. He cites ignored established facts and unscientific plans that harm victims. He envisions a future where scientific inquiry, brotherhood, and adherence to sanitary and moral laws guide reforms for mankind’s happiness.
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Ira Remsen
Johns, Hopkins University
The Fair Victim Hands Up or Pl Oh Eh
Fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled line about a victim and plea, with unclear names, places, or dates. The readable bits suggest a chaotic or satirical item, possibly a caption or stray note, lacking coherent event or identifiable entities.
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Gavi Jontson
Visita Duluth
Steet
Mont
Bar- Fredrika Volker
Kepner
Soir
Fott
Cassell
Washerworman
Megrendorfer
Tady
Philadelphia Press
Green Eyed Monster
Oae
Oxfords
Nathan G. Schaeefer
Superintendent of Public Instruction of
Pennsylvania
Che
Atlantic Refining Company
Lake Erie
Detroit
Atriva Claveland
Cleveland
Atriva Detroit
Toledo
Bend
Great Lakes
DAC
Ucketa
Great Lake Ree
Mammath Pew Sturmier
Mackinag
Haga
Elang
Krom Jurawey
Glovelaaul
Fuenepag Ag
TL. G Lewd
Debr
Point
Greiver
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