Knox Appeals Labor Rights in Pittsburg Address
Former Attorney General Knox defends labor organizing and scrutiny of injunctions in a Republican rally in Pittsburg. He argues labor rights are protected, condemns opponents, and cites past cases including the 1900s coal strike and a plea for presidential pardons, urging organized labor to back the party.
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Pittsburg
Organized Labor
Pearre
Wilson Brill
Pliisburs
Deloat
United States
Poc. Kies
Wight
Orison
Tatr
Fyon States
Knox
Dave Shees
Fatty Dale
Pennsylvania
Taft
Gompark
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Weter
Haddon
Virginia
United Mineworkers
Bryan
Lenny Bers
Nils
Bryan Campaign Tour Across Ohio Sparks Large Demonstrations
Democratic nominee William J. Bryan drew crowded, noisy welcomes across Ohio with ten speeches in cities from Napoleon to Toledo. He denounced trusts led by Rockefeller and Carnegie, urged tariff relief for the unemployed, and contrasted his broad support with financier influence while critics clashed with a heckler in Bowling Green. In France, Henry Farman demonstrated aerial reach, flying twenty miles in twenty minutes from Mourmelon to Rhodias.
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Cleveland
Qet
Tleo
Ohio
William J. Urqua
Mae Sheets
Napoleon
Bryan
John BD. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnesse
Mr. Taft
Rockefeller
Taft
Carnegie
Steel Trust
Roosevelt
Steat Trust
Democratic
White House
Bowling Green
Mr. Bryan
Toledo
Findlay
Fremont
Sandusky
Bellevue
Lorain
Jerry Bulligan
M. B. Bacon
Bacon
Indiana
Chicago
Mourmelon
France
Henry Farman
Rhodias
Presidential Health Crusade Promises Free Remedies
A sprawling 19th century appeal urges the reader to adopt a government backed health program. It advocates phrenology in schools, compulsory hygiene, physical exams for marriage, and child labor bans while promoting Munyon's Rheumatism Cure and Kidney Remedy. Aims include an international Hope Association and a free monthly magazine HOPE to spread medical and social guidance.
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Hind
Munyon
United States
Reid
Kent
Ronal
Medea
Dave
P. A
Munyun Hope Association
I _ghad issas
HOPE
Thin Magazine
Indiana County Street Railway Schedule Change
Schedule in effect Saturday April for the Ernest and Creekside Line details a revised timetable. The Indiana County Street Railway Co outlines adjustments likely affecting arrival times and service patterns on the two routes.
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Indiana County Street Railway CO
Taft Attacks Labor Leader in Buffalo Campaign Rally
Republican candidate Taft denounces Samuel Gompers as pernicious while touring Buffalo and western Empire State towns. He cites labor leaders and warns against injunctions and the legalizing of the secondary boycott, linking Gompers to Roosevelt and Bryan in a fight over labor policy and political support.
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Buffalo
Empire State
Samuel Gompers
Gomparaeles
Williain i
Veli
Mir Gampers
Charpiere Gatine
Laibar
Dalin Mirehed
Jiames Dunia
Fist
Anerigan Federation of Labor
Daniel Keefe
The
Glassworkers’ Union
Charles McCarthy
Tug the~ Man and Linemen’s Association
W. B. Fuller
Elevator
T. J. Dolan
Taft
Gompers
Roosevelt
Bryan
Mrs William Astor Dies After Long Illness
New York social leader Mrs William Astor died at her Fifth Avenue home after a heart ailment. At eighty two, she had long dominated New York society, retiring only last year due to ill health. Her influence and the famed 400 set the social pace for decades.
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New York
William Astor
Fifth Avenue
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Ona
Rockefeller and Garnegie
Rim
Marstiayen
Pesan Bas
Vitig Cement
Abris
Povertt
M. Munyon
E. R. Thomas Motor Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Paris
Pittsburg Automobile Company
Seventh Avenue
Grant Boulevard
Times
Pittsburgh Crematory, Inc
Sixth Avenue
Pittsburgh
Henry H. Steving
New Indiana House
Indiana, PA
Fad
Business Institute
Fielp
EAC Instante Tto
Clymer Line
Homer City Line
Creekside
Clymer
Homer City
W. FP. Lowry
Optician, First Co. Bidg
Postoffice
Hyes
John Mitchell
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