Labor opinions stir Congress over Porto Rico case
Congress will hear from organized labor this winter on the Porto Rico situation. Iglesias of the American Federation of Labor has been convicted of conspiracy to raise labor prices and the Porto Rican federation of labor was declared illegal. The judge dubbed the wage-raising scheme an illegal conspiracy, a ruling seen as un-American and likely to provoke U S action to protect labor rights in Puerto Rico. In Everett Washington hustlers wear badges reading Watch our smoke reflecting street reactions.
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Public affairs mix with juvenile detention debate in city notes
The article surveys the Board of Public Works and juvenile prisoner quarters at the police station, arguing against third floor confinement and praising supervised matron care. It urges reading Roosevelt's message in schools, cites political figures and bond issues, and notes Indiana political tensions and upcoming primaries.
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Stevenson Testifies Dowie Prompted Lace Venture
Stevenson, Dowie’s brother in law, testifies he was urged to marry and invest capital in an American lace business due to Dowie’s praying and laying on of hands. He says he was touched by the religious influence and encouragement.
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General Brooks on soldiers sins forgiven and temperance fuss
General Brooks questions the earnest protest of temperance and prohibition forces over the canteen. He notes five courthouse judges seeking renewed honors could unite if the political machine cooperates.
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Saloon Keeper Schafer Sees Civic Alliance Defeat
A saloon keeper named Schafer would be entirely satisfied by the defeat of the Civic alliance remonstrance in his Christmas sock.
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Fairbanks knockers deny Baker marked ability for federal Judge
The Fairbanks group rejects claims about Francis E. Baker's fitness for a federal judgeship. They voice skepticism over his qualifications and question his suitability for the bench amid the nomination discussion.
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Francis E. Baker
Robins Build and Relocate Nest by Swift Water Race
In a New England town two robins built a nest over a fast mill race between wooden factories. After two-thirds of the nest was done the pair moved it to a lower alder clump, fearing the water below and the exposure. The scene drew many onlookers from the road and factory windows. Nearby, Queen Alexandra’s Sandringham aviary houses doves and exotic birds with fed crumbs and evolving poultry displays. The royal aviary at Frogmore will be expanded as her preferences guide renovations and housing for racing pigeons, pouters, tumblers and turbits.
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Deroit News-Tribune
Alexandria
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Royal Aviary
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Royal aviary’s Hamburgs yield twenty thousand eggs yearly
The article notes a pen of silver Hamburg fowls in the royal aviary producing an annual egg output of about 20,000 eggs for many years.
Coon Man Turns Folklore To Winter Comfort Hints
A rustic Ohio State Journal feature blends regional dialect humor about buckwheat cake and rib sticks with a playful look at winter buffers. It echoes in odd quips from period papers like the Detroit Free Press and Chicago Tribune.
Warships or money for sister’s release debate continues
Multiple editorials criticize policy choices with strong opinions. The Anderson Bulletin urges ships over funds to win release, while the Muncie Herald supports banning school collections for charity. The Columbus Republican notes a Mattoon man’s suicide to avoid marriage, and Terre Haute Tribune jokes about gifts while the Carthage Record says Roosevelt thinks for himself.
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Crafting Thin Heat Protectors From Old Boots
Save old boot tops to fashion holders for irons and kettles. Cover a leather piece with cretonne or similar material to create a slim hand protection that stays cool to touch and is easier to manipulate than bulky, worn-out protectors.
St. Paul Man Praises Stomach and Liver Tablets
H. T. McIntyre of St. Paul Minnesota reports his stomach and liver troubles improved by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He says they do more good than anything he has ever taken and notes they are sold by all druggists.
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St. Paul, Minn
Chamberlain
I Love You But I Cannot Tell if You Love Me
A reflective verse from the Boston Transcript speaks of unspoken love and a hidden passion shared between two people. The speaker recalls a past glimmer of mutual connection and laments the drift caused by pride while confessing deep affection that remains unspoken.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ad at Baldwin's Music Store
An eye catching box line proclaims E. W. Grove and the famed Cold and Grip Cure. The ad notes tablets priced at 5 cents and adds a promotion for factory price pianos at Baldwin's Music Store this month.
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