Philadelphia strike ends after arbitration offer bold
A Philadelphia labor clash involving the Philadelphia Rapid Thief Company and striking workers concluded with a vote in favor of accepting a company offer presented by union leaders. Arbitration was proposed for unresolved terms, with representatives naming a March date. The lengthy dispute touched on pay, hours, and safety, drawing in multiple union figures and local business leaders.
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Philadelphia
Ninoeteen
Che Ateling Autoron
Philadelphia Rapid Thief Company
Mel Tosnight Am
Pranair Company
Aettionent
Pinny
TavseHov
Setevision
Jadi
Thore Shan
Peraony
Cashier in Savings Bank Faces Indictment Over Shortfall
The Gers manok Savings Bank of Charleston reported to State Treasurer Dunnings Trout State and Examiner Wilson that assistant cashier Alex Hore Hom was found short by ten thousand five hundred twenty dollars and twenty seven cents. Gordon, not yet arrested, faced bond set at one thousand dollars. A partial report cites discrepancies in ledgers and notes insufficient funds tied to a former director. The executive summary warns of further action and potential bonding company involvement. The second item notes a presidential speech and suffrage convention in Washington amid wartime tension with references to female voters and public reaction.
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Wilson Dhe
Henry Sehade
Gar
Savilige Tant
Charleston
Alex
Gordon
Bolovee
Ukeamon
Walhalla Methodist Conference Notes on Progress and Trusts
The Walhalla Quarterly Conference reports progress in growth of means and grace, urging the church to advance beyond old structures. It records election of church leaders, appoints a board of trustees for the Deahee property, and lists delegates and proposed meetings with Kilpatrick, Grant, and Deaton among others.
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oMeora Ani
Walhalla Chronicle
Eharett
Andrew Bik
Church of God
Wallilla
South Carolina
Newry
A. Grant
Smith
Tk Deaton
Chiapten
Tairton
Tarrel Springs
JM Anderson
Pendletoy Chroull
Wesehed
Simday Wight
Oleet- Molois Sky
Paleylow
Ke McMaian
Ponte Springs
Duyleay
Kanurel Springs
Aitsay Pitts
Aion
Deaton
C. L. Anderson
W. A. Grant
W. Ar, Hunt
W. J. Doyle
Deahee Uiveh
Annie Velluble
Martyrdom sermon ends in Pittsburg church shooting
In Pittsburg on April 10 a sermon on martyrdom ended with a fatal shooting outside the Hills Congregational church in Woods Run. Kan Kala, editor and missionary worker, died after a revolver was pressed to his side. Fellow missionary John Gay was wounded as he shielded himself. The assailant, Han Radowice, known for radical views and poor habits, fled amid shocked congregants. No police were present as chaos followed the attack.
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Pittsburg
Kan 8Kala
Hand
John Gay
Woods Run
Skula
Fred
Skate
Gay
Strick Frat
Tie
Han Radowice
Skala
Eharel
Sevices
Wien
Tone
Cheesas
Contractor improves rail crew health with oats
A railroad contractor in a warm climate reduced meat rations and replaced drinking water with oat porridge by boiling Quaker Oats and mixing the liquid with workers’ water. The change cut stomach disorders and boosted strength and morale among laborers. Packages were sold in regular sizes and hermetically sealed tins for hot climates.
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Ile
Almont
Change of Meeting Dates At Rocky Knoll Baptist
A notice states meeting days at Rocky Knoll Baptist have shifted to the fourth Sunday and the preceding Saturday each month for the rest of the year. It mentions Wilford Adams as new contact and includes unrelated medical remarks and a local club meeting invitation urging prompt attendance at 8 o clock on Saturday the chosen date.
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Rocky Knoll
Sherman household and servant housing views in Good Housekeeping
A Washington visitor recounted Vice President Sherman and wife facing servant housing needs in a Washington home. Mrs Sherman favors generous servant accommodations, a tidy kitchen, and cheerful workspaces, reflecting a belief in fair wages and dignified housing for loyal staff. Also a notice calls Democratic clubs in Walhalla to convene March 2 1910 to elect delegates to the state convention.
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Utten
Shermi
Washington
Good Housekeeping
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promised Cure
An old testimonial touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for long standing nervous and female health complaints. A Brookville Ohio reader reports relief and regularity after using the remedy, praising its lack of narcotics and urging others to seek Mrs. Pinkham's advice in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Tyelia
Dinkhant
How la Dow
Park
Mina
Hrookville
Ohio
Lydia
Mickham
Brookville
Pinkhan
Lyn
Mass
Pinkint
Sickness from Bought Corn in county prompts worry
Sickness from bought corn spreads across Witloe county as horse ill effects rise. Farmers face heavy losses from live stock, and tax burdens worsen their hardship. Some seek ways to source corn locally to ease costs and keep livestock fed.
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Molgenett Advertiser
Foreclosure Sale Notice in Valhalla South Carolina
In the Court of Common Pleas a sale to the highest bidder will occur at the WalMall a town of Valhalla in Oconee County South Carolina on Monday May 1910 between legal hours. Martin Weight et al Plaintiffs versus Lena Davia et al Defendants. the property is a lot in Valhalla bounded by streets and Lot No. d, described by a survey dated March 1910, containing 22 5 feet. Terms cash. If purchaser fails, master may re advertise and resell on a later sale day. Master Wm. P. Whetts, master in equity.
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Balow
Court House
Walmalla
S.C
Mirtin Weight
Lena Davia
Luis
Valhalla
Oconee
State of
South Carolina
Bet No. i
Lenn Davis
Catering
Notice of Settlement and Discharge in Estate
Notice is hereby given that an application to probate the will of AS Wy Pane nery and for discharge as Executor will be heard before D A. Smith, Judge of Probate, Ovones County, South Carolina, at Walhalla Court House on Tuesday April 20th, 1910 at 11 o'clock in the forenoon or as soon thereafter as the application can be heard. I. A. Tannery, Executor. March 28, 1910.
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Columbia
Tve
Opimajor
W. Shelor
D. A. Smith
Ovones
South Carolina
Walhalla Court
For Sale Items Include Mules Wagons and Mills
A historical classifieds listing items for sale including one 1-horse Ellipse Margie on Cardwell Throshlue Machin and other farm implements. It names mules wagons a cane mill evaporators and an Oliver Chilled Plow with locations Valhalla and dates around 1910.
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Cardwell
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