Union Council Suspends St Louis Typographical Union
The executive council of the International Typographical Union suspends St Louis Typographical Union No. 8 for voting to accept a nine hour day. President James M. Lynch leads the move, citing violation of union laws. The St Louis local, 1300 members strong, faces reinstatement only after compliance.
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John M. W. Bramwod
Hugo Miller
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International Typographical Union and Executive Council
Executive Council
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International Unnion
United States
Last Word From MIS Eddy prompts Christian Science Q&A
Special to The Sun reports Mary Baker Eddy’s final message to the church outlining Christian Science core beliefs. The piece presents a 13 question catechism on religion, science, poverty, surgery, hygiene, and society with answers revealing Eddy's views and the movement's stance on disease, death, and institutions.
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Boson Herald
Mary Rake G. Eddy
Hehhurch
Man Marries After Narrow Escape By Train Floods
A man named Coombs attempted to charter a train for a wedding to Minx Mera Moon. When rails became impassable he walked ten miles, swimming where bridges were washed away, then reached town with a handcar to wed on Sunday.
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Minx Mera Moon
Coombs
New Pennsylvania Train Glips Three Minutes Off Schedule
The Pennsylvania Special east and westbound runs mark a bold trial between New York and Chicago with the 18 hour service showing three minutes ahead at Chicago. Delays at Mansfield due to a hot box and several engine changes tempered the fast schedule as engineers claimed potential further time reductions.
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Ustabtich
Chicano
Pensevania Spe
Jerees Cite
Trai
Carriga
James Brady
Downington
Fast Lake Shore Trial Reaches 100 MPH Breakneck Pace
The Lake Shore No. 19 section with engine and four Pullmans on a Buffalo to Chicago trial run achieved speeds near 100 miles per hour. Departing Buffalo central time the train covered about 131 miles in one hour and one minute with two brief stops at Buffalo Creek and Erie station. Engineer Al Jen Tyler led the engine crew as the train hit Toledo at 9 83 a m and closed the Cleveland Toledo leg in 42 minutes.
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Scripps- True Press Association
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Lake Shore
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Chicago
Made & F
Buttuly
Hoveland
Auffale Creek
Ers
al Jen Tyler
Trai
Toledo
Jy Oboe Howe
Indians Headed Parade At West Show In June
Oklahoma event features a parade of Indians and cowboys led by Big Wolf and Quanan Parker with the Cumanches. participants wear native dress as part of the leg west show at a ranch in June.
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Oklahoma
Geronimo
Quanan Parker
Big Wolf
Wheyennes
I Ranch
Qkidnonia
the Progress of the West
Experiments On Economy Of Beef Feed Rations
Two variable experiments completed on beef feed economy vary by phase. Alfalfa hay with corn concentrate lowers cost per unit gain for corn belt farmers. Highest cost ration uses corn meal and sorghum hay. alfalfa hay yields about 107 pounds of gain per unit, with carbon-forming feeds noted.
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Siakon Aelinieey
Feeding Experiment Supports High Grain Rations For Cattle
An Iowa state study reports that combining alfalfa or clover hay with grain improves flesh and fat formation in cattle. The large trial fed fifty head heavy grain, fifty light, and observed profit favors heavy grain rations despite higher feed costs.
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Towa
June 1 birth day advice and business outlook in old almanac
For Tuesday June 1 16 Weavel remove ask favors and seek work in the atelieroom birth day anniversary and avoid tow and quarreling. Seek no offense. Attention to business with anccea Ayold pleasure air company. A child born this day is headstrong and difficult to manage. In business it will be active and successful but given to pleasure and company.
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Anccea Ayold Pleasure Air Company
For Sale Column Sparks Three-Word Trade Pitch
A terse local ad touts the three for sale listing in the paper. Prospective buyers are urged to trade items for services via a simple three word pitch. The terse blurb hints at quick exchanges and community barter.
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