Shows Strength of Political Spirit in Cleveland Unions
The United Trades and Labor Council of Cleveland with 19,000 members backs Samuel Gompers on political action urging more unionists on tickets across parties. Steamfitters union votes to amend its constitution to permit political discussion under welfare, signaling a broader shift to mobilize labor for state and municipal campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Halley
United States Trades
Las Ber Connell
Cleveland
United Trades and Labor Councill
Samuel Gompers
Congress
Steamfitters’ Union
Gompers
A Guide to Piano Care From the Washington Timex
A 19th century style note advises gentle care for pianos using a soft feather brush or coach brush to avoid scratches. Clean keys weekly with a damp alcohol cloth, keep the instrument closed when not in use, open briefly daily to prevent ivory discoloration, and place a growing plant in the room to maintain humidity and prevent cracking from dryness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Cures and Harms
An antiquated note trades on health elixirs claiming plant remedies and stimulants have curative value. It cautions about habit forming medicines and urges careful scrutiny of touted tonics and tonics for digestion, energy, and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viatt
Tina
Orpheus in Hades plans clash at Tivoli gardens
Olenka and Konkin, owner of Tivoli pressure gardens, debate art and audience. He laments rain and dwindling crowds while she supervises rehearsals, scolds actors, and berates public indifference to culture, hoping to avert ruin and attract patrons with new productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olenka
Premyanikof
Konkin
Tivoli
Olentan
Olenta
Tina
Linn
Juna
Artiates
Vaneehka
Siverta
Ain
Somatiniya
Bryansk
Abe
Minter
Ontakitta
Bipsy
Pleare
Atorm
Aky
Thalr Tite
Sin
Tume
Tragedy and longing amid a fading theater world
Olenka endures unfulfilled love and mounting hardship as Konkin, ailing and driven by loss, powers a failing theater venture. Amid betrayals, debts, and a passionate bond, their fragile marriage teeters until Konkin dies of apoplexy. Olenka mourns life, love, and the indifference of fate as Moscow and Vagannon fade.
Fragmentary Farewell Passages From A Garden Gate
An incomplete excerpt depicts a departing scene with a compassionate voice and a character named Glenka near a garden gate. The text ends with a note stating to be continued, leaving readers awaiting the next installment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Bemyonoves
Glenka Ag Ier
Labor unions push for a political labor party in Pennsylvania
Frank Feeney of the Philadelphia Central Labor Union advocates forming a state wide politico labor party as unions mobilize to influence elections. He argues labor can curb police power enforce the eight hour law and seeks unity to secure reforms amid weak Dem and fractured Republican rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Feeney
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Central Labor Union
Roosevelt
Labor
Democratic Party
Autumn Hat From Far Seas Adds Fall Flair
Millinery from abroad introduces autumn style with a soft French felt hat in rich petunia tones. An eccentric colonial shape features a purple enamel and old silver steaping buckle, Danne velvet trim, and purple shaded wings on inside and outer brim for height.
Benefits of Unions to Women Workers in Detroit
In Detroit on September 3, Miss Kate Ryrie, president of Garment Workers Local No. 4, champions union gains for women. She notes the union, now over 5,190 members, improves wages and hours, enforces safer factory conditions, and provides air, light, and heating. The piece highlights piecework pay, a 48 hour week, and rising membership as reasons women join unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noetia
Detroit
Kate Ryrie
Ming Kyrie
Garment Workers’ Union No. V4
Garment Workers “Union
United States
Atlas Byrle
Tony
The Daily Story Tramp Turns Heir Plot in Old Home
A weary tramp named Henry Effingham reappears and confronts William Hooker and Jonas Pool who scheme to seize a will. Effingham exposes the plot, restoring the Garford estate to Horace and his wife Laura. Hooker and Pool flee as justice prevails and fortune returns to rightful heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hooker
Jonas Pool
Hooker
George Garford
Horace
Garford
Henry Effingham
Garfords
Effingham
Laura
Tistan
Clareic Music World Renowned Jack Duseur Orm Sorps
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Clareic Music and a list of names Bidwell Raturiay, with unclear relation to events. Unable to determine concrete actions or outcomes due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Duseur Orm Sorps Will A
Ta Bidwell
Raturiay
Ballot Instead of Boycott Line in Labor Unity Debate
By Gilbert W. Dickson a laborer in New Zealand politics and labor union debate. The piece argues for ballot driven methods over boycott to sustain labor movements against employer power. It contends political action is needed but warns against partisan labor fragmentation and advocates unified labor action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labey Union
Binca
Uolona
Nerion
Labver
Palth Tien
Yotlig
Piagee
New Zealand
Donts For Bathera River Safety Warning
A cautionary note warns readers about dangers near the river and advises avoiding batheing in shallow water. It urges storing clothing away from the bank and securing possessions to prevent loss or theft while near the water.
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Jas. F. Malley
A. Tohéckhot
Leo ‘Tolstoy
Land Venechica
Lite de Ruzeien
Olemka
Koukin
Moscow
Olertka
Vaneehka Konkin
Operetta
Aearest Vaneohke
Xenkin
Vagannon
Ena
Tia
Olenva
Vaso
Andreyich Pustovelo
Wno
Timbar
Onhin
Markie
Pennsylvania
Castoria
Cosaaeet , Shag Hee
Shere Grint
the Daily Story
Clareic Music
Gilbert W. Dickson
Federative
Labo
Wleb
People’s Credit, Clothing
Washington St
Agency For
Plymouth Cordage Cables
White’s
Indiana
Mous
Dlaconas
Lanham & Tomlinson
Oherrington Light Co
Pennsylvania St
Massachuetts Avante Credit You
ActerSane
Penneylvanla BT
Hartmann
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