Denver strike debate ties labor to civil order
A Denver street railway strike report sketches how strikes test civil order and right to protest. The New York sociologist and Kansas observers weigh the limits of the right to strike, the need for industrial courts, and the risk of disorder. Local notes mention Jess Willard’s comeback and a Topeka street railway line seeking a ten cent fare.
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Lawrence Daily World notes river ice and local politics
Reprinted from the Lawrence Daily World and the Lawrence Daily Journal of December 3, 1895. Items mention river ice usage by “bold er boys,” Hon. E F Caldwell seeking re election for the thirteenth district, Tucker not running but aiming to be district court clerk, J C Watts and C H Tucker harvesting corn at twenty cents per bushel, and Douglas County mills resuming operations after repairs with modern machinery. Also references to historical dates and figures such as John Carroll’s death, electric street lights in Philadelphia, Nova Scotia union talk, Robert Louis Stevenson, and President Wilson’s 1918 trip to the Peace Conference.
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Douglas County
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Kansas Small Town Spirit in Mason North Tribute
The piece reflects on Kansas culture from Wichita to Topeka, praising rural life, agriculture, and the democratic ideal. It cites Walt Mason and Frank Mason North, noting North’s 70th birthday and a Methodist background amid prairie life, education, and community values.
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Seal Accomplishment Column Mystery
A fragment suggests a newspaper column about sealing an accomplishment. It mentions today and a question about who is involved, but readable details are sparse. The item appears journalistic in tone with unnamed individuals and unclear event scope. Further readable facts are needed for a fuller, precise card.
Births and anniversaries mark notable figures
Today marks birthdays of Maj. Gen. Sir William Otter born in Ontario 77 years ago, Hon. W. J. Bowser born in New Brunswick 53 years ago, Newton D. Baker born in West Virginia 49 years ago, James E. Gorman born in Chicago 57 years ago, and Prof. John Bassett Moore born in Smyrna Delaware 60 years ago.
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Rock Island Railway Company
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Columbia University
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Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Falls In Grayscale Beauty Trend
A vintage ad-like piece touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphite Compound for restoring natural hair color. It promises a quick, discrete application—dampen a brush, lift gray strands, and in mornings the gray vanishes.
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Pressure Relief After Birth Claim for Cardus
In Uniontown a new mother Mrs. Manda Felts contends that after giving birth she suffered extreme head pressure and panic, unable to bear touch. She credits Cardus, given by her husband, with rapid relief and restoration of strength, calling it life saving and praising the tonic.
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