Labor And Building Amid Rising Costs And Unions Blamed
The piece argues building decline cannot be blamed solely on labor unions. It cites controlled materials and price hikes by trusts in electrical, plumbing, and lumber sectors, plus a broader prosperity squeeze. It notes capital wary of investments, labor demands driven by necessity, and both sides bearing unjust actions and calumny.
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Truste
Truste and That Prices Have Been Arbitrarily Raised All Along the Line Calla
Abor
No Need For Threats At City Hall Speech
A council clash looms as Counciler Dunn warns Mayor Holtzman and the republican city council may fail to manage city affairs. He urges the public to expect responsible governance, condemns elite interference, and calls for accountability amid ongoing city administration concerns and recent elections.
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Dunn
Holtzman
Republican City Council
Fide
Holtsman
Second-Hand Store Gossip and Distant Dreams
A fragmentary reminiscence weaves through a thrift shop scene with hatchings and tables, a Bible and a baby’s lock, a worn hobby horse, and a dusty Bible. The narrative turns to curious exchanges about drink, race, and social observations as Edward Singer signs off.
Gathered Threads and Bizarre Early 20th Century News Bits
A jumble of brief items notes a 50 million pound rubber import valued oddly as zero dollars, widespread labor in Ohio river mining, recent gem finds, Rose Hartwick Thorpe in California writing a rhymed line, dense blackbird swarms in Danville prompting factory fents, Findlay water as a mammoth limestone spring, Michigan families racing to save a vast potato crop, Roscoe village founded 1818 and incorporated this year, Christina Feroroy in Racine suing a candy maker after a kiss price dispute, and a living grape vine rope over a canal described as a world wonder.
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Ohio River
Rose Hartwick Thorpe
Insana
California
Danville
Ind
Findlay
Michigan
Roscoe, Co
Christina Feroroy
Racine
Wis
Viga Canal
Mexico
Fall and Spring Weather Farm Work and Drought Talk
A fragmented seasonal notice mentions fall and spring weather, farmers plowing, digging taters, cider malting, canning, and pigs. It references a coal man threatening profits before May and evokes rural tasks like riding, pumpkin pies, sorghum, and a weather mood impacting crops.
May Expel the Mormons in German States
Berlin reports a revival of Mormon activity across Germany except Prussia where missionaries are expelled. From Salt Lake City, one evangelist named McGregor claims thousands of converts. Other German states are likely to follow Prussia and expel missionaries. In Palestine Texas John Reagan and wife are confined by a grip attack. their illness is not serious.
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Hera
Lord North
England
Berlin
Prusala
Fiast Lake City
McGregor
Palestine
Tex
John
Reagan
Wife
Corner for the Women Dresses and Ribbons Take Vogue
The article describes autumn millinery trends with bright plaid ribbons, various plaids and ribbons named Roh Roy MacDonald MacGregor MacNett Marle Stewart and Gayadere in multiple widths for stocks belts and hair bows. Velvet and suede belts and new buckle styles appear along with French milliner hats featuring plush fabrics, panne weave and decorative fringe and beading effects.
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MacDonald
MacDowell
MacGregor
MacNett
Marle Stewart
Calors
Amazon
Taror
Really Kitty Reacts to Uncertain Lawn Party Plot
In Westchester county a social tangle unfolds as Kitty Willett suspects Howard Lisle is playing a double game. A Pelham group outing turns dramatic when a loyalist rekindles a past romance, a pink crepe bonnet and lace parasol signaling a shifting loyalties amid a sunlit July afternoon.
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Kitty
Howard Liste
Lisle
Carlisle
Kate Aubrey
Miss Sanvitello
Mila Carissima
Kathleen Mavoureen
Mr. Lisle
Kitty Willett
Min- Chief
New York City
Jack
Migs Willett
Howard Sigle
Mr. Lime
Howard
Distress From Indigestion Promised Relief by Hood's Sarsaparilla
An 19th century patent medicine endorsement claims dyspepsia symptoms fade with Hood's Sarsaparilla after long failure with other remedies. Customer asserts four bottles cured 25 years of distress including stomach cramps sleep loss and nausea. Provident claims of universal relief accompany testimonial tone.
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Hood
Olosy &T
Kitty Willett and the Rival Suitor at Pelham
In a Pelham party Howard Lisle confronts Kitty Willett over a rival, Jack Marchmont. Kitty denies recognition, claims she will rely on a friend with horses, and Lisle plans a hasty return to the city. Marchmont and Kitty’s budding match is revealed as Lisle flees in jealousy.
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Misa Willett
Itty
Mr. Lisle
Howard Lisle
Misa
Pelham
Jack
Lisle
Kate Aubrey
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Mr. Marchmont
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Jack Marchmont
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Miel
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