Kansas political squalls mix with labor unrest in kansas dispatch
In a noisy Kansas scene amid coal strikes and political sparring, lawmakers and candidates spar over Roosevelt reforms, taxes and demagogic tactics. The piece mentions Craddock and Bailey campaigns, Kansas City pagers controversy, university funding struggles, and a divorce case that unsettles Kansas law. The report paints a charged political climate with farmers and townspeople paying attention to the battles shaping state policy.
Political puzzling talk on trains, races and coronation woes
A caustic column criticizes politicians and business interests, mocking Westward expansion plans and federal trust protection. It mocks General W. Stone, Mr. Baer, Captain Peary and the Orient railway scheme while lampooning Kansas City Carnival frauds and the looming coronation fever in Kansas.
Coal Strike Developments Prompt National Guard Deployment
President Mitchell meets labor commissioner Carroll Wright in Philadelphia while the United Mine Workers leader departs for talks. Governors order the Pennsylvania National Guard to take duty in the strike region as talks on ending the coal strike continue. Mitchell calls for unions to deny operators’ claims of a worker return if protected by federal troops.
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Pres- Sen
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Roos
White House
Mitchell Convern
Carroll J. Wright
Wilkesbarre
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Philadelpha
Carroll D. Wright
United States Commissioner of Labor
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Wright
Associated Press
Aass
National Guarda
Harrisburg
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Stone
New Postage Stamps Reflect Crown Over Wreath
The king’s coronation prompts a planned stamp series showing him with a crown instead of the wreath. Experts say timing is proper, avoiding depiction of the crown before the coronation. Heartburn and indigestion relief promoted with Hoatetter’s Stomach Bitterness, claimed to cure disorders by strengthening digestion and improving health.
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England
Hoatetter
AFL executive council opens week long Washington session
The American Federation of Labor in Washington began a week long meeting as leaders reported strong finances and growth. The secretary treasurer cited over 200000 new members in four months and a solid financial base for the AFL and its magazine. The federation lists more than 900 volunteer organizers, 30 salaried organizers, and 240 affiliated unions.
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Washington
American Federation of Tabor
American Federation of Labor
American Federationist
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Ma Usions
Leparts
Wisadiens
Ieeal
Vines
Wanted A girl for general house work no washing
Classified items mix with early 20th century notices. Several want ads for house help, small properties near towns, and a few job seekers including a commercial school graduate seeking a steady position. Also notices about temperance actions, a railway wreck update, public safety items, and local incidents with names and places.
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Kentucky
Bryan urges extra session and new laws over miners strike
The report quotes J Bryan urging President Roosevelt to call an extra session of Congress. He endorses Roosevelt for handling the miners strike but says arbitration is blocked by operators. Bryan outlines five measures: national arbitration board, end to government injunctions, anti discrimination law, tariff reduction, and railroads barred from coal transport except fuel for own engines.
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J. Bryan
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Bryan
National Board of Arbitration
Woman's Exhibition Amazes Madison Square Garden Crowd
October 7 in New York the Woman's exhibition, run entirely by women to raise funds for a Professional Woman's League club, drew a large audience. Women opened doors and managed tickets, acted as police, and guided visitors as the venue showcased glittering streets of booths and a dolls house crafted by prominent actresses.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Woman's League
Hootha
Fires and rail strike disrupt mail service in Texas and Mexico
Firemen walk out disrupting mail trains at Nuevo Laredo and across Texas. Mexican authorities halt a switch attempt on a locomotive. In Oklahoma, Dr W H H Dunn dies after carriage accident near Mangum. A brakeman dies near Junction City from a hat accident on a Missouri Texas engine.
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Carntut Somial Westlers
Lareda
Katy
Junction City
Kan
Trakeian Esx
Missouri
Texas Railroad
Here
Grand Army Encampment Activities Open in Washington
Reports from Washington detail the opening of the Grand Army of the Republic thirty-fifth encampment with Camp Roosevelt dedication on White House grounds led by National Commander Torrance and Secretary Hay. A Potomac regatta, Red Men procession, auto parade, and campfire entertainments filled the day, with the Kansas delegation attracting wide attention and gifts of produce on display.
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Washington
EN Torrance
Hay
Camp Roosevelt
Potomac
Order of
Red Men
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
White House
Order
Kansas
Ebbitt House
Sons of Veterans
Grand Army of the
Goode deeds praised over real estate in Chicago reminder
A Chicago man extols kindness and sympathy over material wealth noting that good deeds matter more than rest estate deeds. He recalls a friend urging cheer and that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures colds and pneumonia fears, sold by Barber Bros.
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Chicago
Barber Bros
Grand Trask Lehigh Valley Route Promises Scenic Travel
Descriptive notes praise the Grand Trask Lehigh Valley route from Sew York to Philadelphia, highlighting solid through service, splendid scenery, and convenient connections. Contains garbled names and publication marks but emphasizes travel ease and attractive landscapes.
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York
Philadelphia
Grand Trask
Lehigh Valley
Irsin
Adame
Gardening notes on fruit breeding and pest control
The article discusses fruit varieties including whites and pinks, with notes on seeds, blossoms, and color purity. It describes pruning and training in a garden tray system, cautioning against fruit rot and crown borers. It also covers field practices, crate protection, and burn practices for diseased fruit and timely insect control.
Praise for Chamberlain Remedy Circles the Nation
Letters from readers praise Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and its cures after long suffering. An Illinois reader recounts near death and recovery. Advertisement copy lists product names and asks for descriptive literature and timetables to be mailed to Geo W Vous in New York.
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T. A. Grand Trask
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Adame Wrest
Colenge
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Milkers Clash Over Creamery Machines and Salt Trust Tactics
Major Henry B. Alvord notes debates on milking machine merits and creamery methods, while the Salt Trust displays market power by hoarding stock, pushing prices, and importing cargo to maintain profits. The piece blends industry tests, dairy practices, and anti trust concerns from the era.
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United States
Rays Creamery Lane
Velms
Alverd
Amon Creamers
Gsvo Exacr
Eleo Mann
Ube
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Vantier
Butte
United
Oran
Wits
Department Agricultural Bulletin
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