Carnegie sees joint stock form as labor shareholding future
An Andrew Carnegie article in The World's Work argues for labor as shareholder in joint stock companies. He cites Carnegie Steel Company partnerships and United States Steel as models, praising worker ownership, bonus pay, and mutual interest between labor and capital, while deeming partnership the ideal but saying the movement is just beginning.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
Carnegie Company
Carnegie Steel Company
Carnegie
United States Steel Corporation
Cure Cold in One Day Claim Promoted by Druggist
Advert says a mock remedy titled fake laxative brom o quinine tabs will cure a cold in one day with money back offer. It notes E W Grove signature on each box and that druggists refund if no cure.
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E. W. Grove
Inferno
Milton
Senators and Representatives Plan Canal Zone Study Trip
A 12 member House committee on foreign and interstate commerce travels from Charleston to Colon to study Panama canal zone governance and construction issues. The group aims to assess judiciary jurisdiction and potential changes for future sessions.
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Washington
Panama Canal Zone
House Committee On Foreign and Interstate Commerce
Charleston
Colon
Congress
Commerce Committee
Hepburn
Sherman
House
Panama
Congressional Party
Jo Cushman
Ohio
Ryan
New York
Stevens
Minnesota
Esch
Wisconsin
Townsend
Michiigan
Knowland
California
Hubbard
West Virginia
Adamson
Perry Victory Commemoration Plans in Ohio 1913
Cleveland reports plans to invite Britain to participate in the peace centennial celebrations marking Perry's 1813 Lake Erie victory. Ohio will host a grand peace carnival and joint industrial exhibition on Put-in-Bay with a state legislature funding the effort.
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Cleveland, O
Great Britain
America
Perry
Lake Erie
Ohio
Put-in-Bay
Alogue Stations On Goal Fields Train Mine Crews
Demonstrations of oxygen helmets and safety lamps will be conducted by experts at probable locations to train mine crews on field safety and rescue equipment.
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Alogue
Rescue stations to train miners in new rescue apparatus
United States Geological Survey plans rescue stations in major coal regions to reduce deaths. Engineers will teach use of oxygen helmets and run demonstrations at Urbana. Raton. Salt Lake City. South McAlester area. Knoxville. Birmingham. Lexington. George S. Rice leads inquiries and J W Paul supervises rescue work.
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Washington
United States Geological Survey
Pittsburg
Geological Survey
Urbana
University of Ilinois
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Iowa
Missouri
Kentucky
Raton
N. M
New Mexico
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Trinidad
Salt Lake City
Oklahoma
Arkansas
South McAlester
Okla
Alabama
Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
West Virginia
Knoxville
Tenn
University of Tennessee
Birmingham
Ala
Lexington
George S. Rice
J. W. Paul
J. W. Paul, Former State Mne
Rhine wreck kills four in Frankfort harbor gale
The 15 ton fishing tug Rhine struck a harbor pier in a strong southwest gale near Frankfort on Saturday night and was torn in two. Four crew members died: Capt. Henry Hanrath Julius Dorry Charles Kibby and Gus Straubel. The cabin was found on the beach revealing the tragedy. Hanrath was unmarried while the others left widows and children.
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Frankfort
Mich
Hanrath
Elevator Fall Injures Dozen in Detroit Building
Mrs. W. B. Ragan of Bay City and Mildred Caley a Detroit girl ten, suffered broken legs among nine others injured when an elevator plunged from ground to basement at a Christian Science meeting. The accident blamed on a detached cable from its top socket. safety clutches did not engage after a one story drop.
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Detroit
Mich
W. B. Ragan
Bay City
Mildred Caley
Hamlet
Christian Science Meeting
Fire destroys Arlington hotel and eight buildings in Oneonta
Fire swept through Oneonta New York yesterday threatening the business district and destroying the Arlington hotel and seven other buildings. The losses are estimated at 100000 dollars with occupants escaping in scant attire. In Los Angeles a separate blaze at the Occidental hotel caused 100000 dollars in damage and injured firefighters Capt. A J Eley and W A Burns.
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Oneonta
N. Y
Arlington Hotel
Los Angeles
Cal
Occidental Hotel
A. J. Eley
W. A. Burns
Italians at International Theater Beat Scalpers in Riots
Chicago police report that Italian patrons at the International theater attacked two ticket scalpers last night. They toppled the men and claimed 40 premium seats, then watched Cavalleria Rusticana without paying, avoiding the scalpers’ scheme.
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Chicago
International Theater
Slayer of Uncle Is Arrested in Kentucky Slaying
Nicholasville Kentucky December 28 Matt Young who fatally wounded his uncle Deputy Jailer Logan Young and seriously wounded Deputy Sheriff Holloway of Jessamine county on Saturday was captured and jailed here He will be tried on a lunacy charge Young died yesterday.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Baltimore
William Jefferson Powell
Powell
Eighteenth
Field Artillery
Philippines
Vancouver Barracks
Washington
Army
Navy
United States
Bremerton Navy Yard
San Diego
Nicholasville
Matt Young
Logan Young
Holloway
Jessamine County
Young
Stricken Blind in Pulpit at Methodist Church
Springfield Ohio December 28 Rev Wilbur L Davis was stricken blind while preaching at Eighth Street Methodist church cause believed to be a burst blood vessel recovery regarded as remote and uncertain.
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Springfield
Wilbur L. Davis
Eighth Street Methodist Church
Fatally Hurt in Initiation Incident
Council Bluffs Iowa reports 16 year old Thomas Harvey suffered injuries from a high school fraternity initiation last Saturday night and probably will die.
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Council Bluffs
Thomas Harvey
Eagle Shot After Attacking Pig in Rockville
A grey eagle weighing twenty two pounds was shot by T. E. Williams of Rockville after it attacked one of his pigs.
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T. E. Williams
Rockville
Mine Fire Breaks Out Afresh in Hastings Coal Mine
A mine fire at the Victor Fuel Company in Hastings Colorado reignited early yesterday after a period of control. Gas explosions followed and workers refused to enter the shaft.
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Trinidad
Col
Victor Fuel Company
Hastings
Here
Blackhand Outrage Strikes Cleveland Family
In Cleveland today police report an attempted murder by black hands after a man refused a $1,000 demand. Dynamite exploded at the Cacolici home causing extensive damage but injures were avoided.
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Cleveland
Joseph Cacolici
Cacolici
Farmer Jasper Lanning Found Dead at Hartford City Home
Jasper Lanning, a well known farmer near Hartford City, was found dead at his residence by his children, prompting a local investigation.
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Jasper Lanning
Hartford City
Austria Ready to Invade Servia Forces in Bosnia Ready
Vienna dispatch to the Daily Express reports Austria-Hungary has 155000 troops in Bosnia and Herzegovina prepared to invade Servia without notice. The alert underscores rising tension in the Balkans amid the precipitating crisis.
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Austria
Servia
London
Vienna
The
Daily Express
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Mystery Deepens Over Cannelton Woman Found Dead
Mrs. Anna Knight of Cannelton was found dead in her armchair, a fate that parallels her husband’s death four years prior, suggesting a possible linked cause or pattern warranting investigation.
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Anna Knight
Cannelton
Prohibition Expands Across South As Liquor Battle Widens
A Chicago dispatch reports a sweeping prohibition wave in the South with many states going dry or restricting sales. Georgia experiments with near prohibition while North Carolina Alabama Mississippi move to state wide laws. Tennessee Kentucky Virginia Texas Arkansas Florida show varied progress, with enforcement challenges and economic effects noted.
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Chicago
South
Georgia
North Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Virginia
Texas
Arkansas
Florida
Tragedy in Alexandria man shoots sweetheart then kills self
Lawrence W. Peters aged 25 shot and wounded his sweetheart Jennie W. Beaudette 21 at a boarding house in Alexandria Virginia before taking his own life yesterday. Beaudette is a silk mill worker and Peters died by his own hand.
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Alexandria
Lawrence W. Peters
Jennie W. Beaudette
Fire destroys Nelson Morris packing plant in St Joseph
A fire at the Nelson Morris packing plant in St Joseph on Sunday wiped out the fertilizer plant and tank room. Authorities estimated the loss at about $125,000.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Nelson Morris Packing Plant
Opera House Burned in Lewisburg Fire
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the Lewisburg opera house and several business places in Lewisburg Pennsylvania on Sunday causing an estimated loss of 75000 dollars.
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Lewisburg
Opera House
Burglars Steal Whisky From Columbus Saloon
Burglars entered the saloon of William Kautz in Columbus and took several bottles of whisky along with a small amount of change.
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William Kautz
Columbus
Ethel Roosevelt Debutante At White House Ball Plans
Special to the Reporter notes thousands debutantes this season with Ethel Roosevelt in New York and Washington. She attends events from Sherry's junior cotillion to the funeral of Mrs. Laura d Oremieulx. A youthful, punctual athlete, she rides daily and anticipates a simple coming out gown.
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Ethel Roosevelt
Washington
New York
White House
Henry Hutton Landon
Miss Roosevelt
Sherry’s
Cinderella Catillon
Sherry
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