Logan Mail Card Notices and Window Hours
Public mail service notice lists routes Logan Preston Salt Lake Ogden Providence Millville Hyrum and Paradise with times. It includes college and clock hours for money orders and general window open times from morning to evening and Sunday hours.
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Ewat
North
A.e. Preston
Salt Lake
Ogden
South
Providence
Millville
Hyrum
WG Perot
Oss
Esavawen Vance
Resson
Settlement by Arbitration Ends Chicago Railway Strike
The Chicago City railway strike ended Tuesday after a conference with the mayor, aldermen peace committee, President Hamilton and Ferr Bliss. The company wins a complete victory on initial demands, with concessions including reinstatement of all strikers except those who returned to violence.
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Chicago City Railway
Praésident Hamilton
Ferr
Bliss
Militia Guards Mines in Carbon County Strike Turmoil
At 2 oclock Tuesday night a Utah National Guard train carrying about 400 troops left Salt Lake City for Carbon County to preserve order amid miner disturbances at the Utah Fuel Company. Troops will be posted around Sunnyside and Seafeld, with none at Castle Gate.
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Utah, National Guard
Salt Lake City
Utah Fuel Company
Carbon’ County
Castle Gate
Sunnyside
Seafeld
King of Strike Breakers Boss Farley Circles Chicago
James Farley, famed as the boss of strike breakers, is a well known figure in many American cities. The article identifies him as James Varley among union idhot men and notes his current activities in Chicago overseeing operations.
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James Farley
James Varley
Union Idhot
Farley
Chicago
Strikebreaker celebrated as city railway boss profile
A tall, thin figure born in Plattsburgh, New York, celebrated as a strike breaker for streetcar companies. He is described as six feet two inches, brawny, with steel blue eyes and a square jaw reflecting strong authority.
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Terexit
Tle
Plattsvure
Troops at Telluride prepare to reopen mines
About 500 Colorado National Guard infantry and cavalry under Major Zeph T. Hill arrived at Telluride in four slow sections to prevent disaster. Mine owners aim to restart mills with nonunion workers amid rising tensions from the Cripple Creek violence. A vigilance committee named the Committee of Forty-Weingarten forms to enforce strict order.
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Colorado National Guard
Zeph T. Hill
Telluride
Cripple Creek
Syreck
Indian Show Department Trouble Sparks Interior Warning
Superintendent Jahnson reports a disturbing incident at the Jiesrius Indian show department in New Mexico. An Indian boy who entered the school collapsed and died after a bath, blamed on a deteriorating state officer PHA Sartes. A second boy faced injuries from stomach cramps and theft at the site, with the death linked to these events.
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Jiesrius Indian Show Department
New Mexico
Interior
Jahnson
Teterior
Pha Sartes
Ended Life by Jumping from Train in Missouri
John Templeton of Moambolitt Neh, a passenger on the Fortineton train from Kansas City, leaped from a coach while the train ran at full speed near Chillicothe Mo. He died. his sister and daughter were aboard. Ill health and business worries, plus fear of arrest, weighed on him.
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John Templeton
Moambolitt
Neh
Kansas City
Sago Thesilay
Chiilcothe
Templeton
Moonlit Meadow Memory by Clara Gell
A nostalgic verse recounts a moonlit night a year ago with meadow buttercups and a canopy of sky. Lovers linger under willows as time passes, recalling a gentle breeze and the promise to return, in memory of a tender moment.
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Clara Gell
Catarrh Cure Claim Promises One Hundred Dollar Reward
An old advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh, a constitutional disease, by cleansing the blood and mucous surfaces. The makers offer $100 to any case it fails to cure and urge readers to send testimonials. Sold by druggists with mail orders available.
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Taarg
Hall
Chesey & CO
Toledo
Triumph of American Engineer on Mysore Transmission Line
American engineers built a ninety two mile power line from Cauvery falls to Kolar gold mines in Mysore India. They faced white ant and elephant damage as ants gnawed poles and elephants pulled wires. Iron sockets seven feet high protected against ants and wires were raised to a safe height after measuring elephants trunks.
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Cauvery Falls
Kolar
Mysore
India
Queer Street Names Across British Towns
A quirky survey notes that British towns showcase odd street names such as York's Bootham, Carlisle’s Botchergate, Norwich's Gentleman's Walk, and Shrewsbury's Dogpole. It ponders whether Dogpole or Newcastle's Pudding Charg carry hidden meanings or humorous origins.
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London
Cheapside
Aldwryeh
Boothamsa Street
York
Botchergate
Carlisle
Norwich
Shrewsbury
Newcastle
Dish Washing in Winter Causes Rough Hands
Winter dish washing chaps hands and roughens skin mainly from impure soap. Using Ivory Soap and thorough rinsing and drying prevent chapping, says H. Rh. Parker.
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H. Rh. Parker
Precocious Musicians Mozart Early Talent
The article notes Mozart's extraordinary precocity from age three, demonstrating perfect pitch by picking out thirds on the piano. By age four he learned minuets, and before six he performed his own compositions on a concert tour with his sister, a fact widely observed by contemporaries.
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Mozart
Pise’s Cura for Consumption Noted by Jonn F Boren
Jonn F Boren of Trinity Springs Indiana notes that Pises Cura for Consumption lacks an equal for cures and coles on February 16, 1900. The fragile claim reflects patent remedy skepticism in local notices.
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Cours
Colés
Jonn
Trinity Springs
Ind
Daughter of the Regiment Comes to French Soldiers
A young French girl, orphaned, travels with her father a reservist in the Third Engineers at Arras. The regiment adopts her as a mascot, naming her the daughter of the regiment and arranging for her care.
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Third Engineers
Arras
Cats On Ocean Liners As Part Of Ship Equipment
Eight to twelve cats are listed on every great ocean liner as part of the equipment. Each cat has a fixed station on the ship and stewards are assigned to feed them. Rivalry among stewards arises over the cats merits as rat catchers within their charges.
An Anecdote of Gladstone and the Great Nakedness
Morley cites a Gladstone letter to Lord Granville from 1880s about Irish home rule alienating peers. A royal birthday dinner was planned with the Prince of Wales and Prince Albert Victor, but their appearance would reveal a great nakedness of the land. Granville allegedly urged dissentients to appear, yet the prince could not attend and the nakedness remained unseen.
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Gladstone
Morley
Lord Granville
England
Prince of Wales
Prince Albert Victor
Mr. Gladstone
The Prayers of Children in a Magazine
An English magazine writer recalls two polite children who resume conflicts in their evening prayers. Frances asks God to forgive her for pushing Majorie into a fountain, while Majorie requests forgiveness for claiming Frances pushed her, noting she fell in on her own.
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Frances
Majorie
Remarkable Woman Endorses Kidney Pills Letter
Mrs Anna M Willis 74 Kokomo Indiana shares a testimonial praising Todd's Kidney Pills. She suffered kidney trouble for 20 years affecting her heart and back and says after several boxes she was fully restored and feels 20 years younger able to run her household and garden. Her address is R KR No 6 Kokomo.
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Kokomo
Inn
Anna M. Willis
Todd
Why Hood Left Nashville Anecdote from Civil War tale
A Boston Christian Register note recounts General Hood fleeing Nashville as Federal troops approached. Hood’s colored servant was captured and asked why Hood hurried away. The reply, in jest, suggested Hood did not think he could do himself justice in the city.
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Hood
Nashville
Massa
Boston Christian Register
Handkerchief Heist Testimony In Courtroom Exchange
Counsel questions how to prove theft of six handkerchiefs. Witness shows items found on the prisoner claiming they are his. Opponent notes others like them exist and missing items may be his. The exchange underscores doubt over identity and ownership.
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy
An old advertisement claims Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup calms teething pain for children. It promises gum softening reduced discomfort and relief from wind colic with a gentle syrup formula.
Sound conduction in bones and fracture detection with tuning forks
The text notes bones as sound conductors and practical use of the tuning fork to judge fractures. If no fracture, the stethoscope bell hears the fork tone. if fractured, continuity breaks and no tone is heard. Also mentions Putnam faceless dyes for furniture.
Relics of Ancient Times at Abydos Temple Site
By clearing the old Temple site at Abydos Egypt over several acres investigators unearthed ten successive temples spanning 5000 to 500 B C A great hearth of burnt offerings was found filled with votive clay substitutes for sacrifices matching Herodotus account of Cheops closing the temples and forbidding sacrifices.
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Abydos
Egypt
Herodotus
Cheops
Judge Hil Endorses Deans Kidney Pills for Back Aches
Justice of the Peace Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo reports improved health after using Deans Kidney Pills for disordered kidneys and back pain. He notes irregular secretions, dark sediment, and relief after the last dose. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents per box.
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Ww. J. Hil
Justice of the Peace
Concord
N. GC
Dean
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
Unrest Among Workmen at Chair Factories Noted
Mr Chugwater comments on headlines claiming unrest among chair factory workers. He asks if workers ever get to use the chairs they make, highlighting a wry critique of factory conditions and labor sentiment.
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Chugwater
Indians Fear the Dead and Immortality Beliefs
The Mexican Indians fear the dead who, lonely in the spirit world, return to be with the living and cause illness. They believe the departed envy the living's possessions and health. To pacify the dead, families hold several feasts during the first year after death.
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