Fragmented era labor and industry notes surface in garbled text
The fragment discusses union calls for eight hour days and eight hour shifts, small mentions of cigar sales, two thousand dollar sums, and various workers and trades. It also references Carnegie and the World’s Fair, with scattered snippets about vessels, arable land, and old men receiving payments, all in a jumbled narrative.
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Carnegie
Week's News Roundup: Prohibition, Strikes and Trade
The issue covers the twenty fifth anniversary of Thomas D'Arcy McGee's murder, a poisoning death at Manitou, revenue surplus for Canada, wheat market signals, labor and charity matters, and multiple political and international notes. Prominent business leaders oppose a wheat pit, Newfoundland seal harvests fall short, and Behring Sea questions surface.
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Thomas D’arcy McGee
Ross
Manitou
Dominion
Montreal Board of Trade
Trades and Labour Council of
Hamilton
Vancouver
B.C
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
Woodmen of the World
London
The
Order For the Dominion
Alaska
British Columbia
Ottawa
Victoria
Winnipeg
John R. Arnolds
Canadian Pacific Railway
Taos Penitentes Crucifixion Rite Reveals Hidden Sect
A San Francisco Examiner note details the Los Hermanos Penitentes in Taos New Mexico a secret religious order known for self flagellation and crucifixion rites. It describes Lent Holy Week ceremonies the morada and the crucifixion on Calvary with cross bearing rope bindings and occasional fatalities.
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San Francisco Examiner
United States
Taos
New Mexico
Kit
Los Hermanos Penitentes
The
Penitent Brothers
Penitentes
Spain
New World
Calvary
Christ
Hermanos de Luz
Brothers of Light
Russia and Europe Seek Broad Accord Amid Shifting Powers
The article notes closer ties developing between Russia and Germany and between Russia and Britain, with hopes for peaceful settlements in the east and west. It discusses Russia's historical push to access sea routes and the potential effects on France, Britain, and China, plus a plan for a Cape to Cairo telegraph line and expedition logistics via Beira and Fort Salisbury.
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Berlin
Russia
Germany
London
Great Britain
Pacific
England
India
Peter the Great
Constantinople
Persian Gulf
Sea of Japan
Calcutta
Bombay
Austria
Persia
Afghanistan
China
Pamirs
Kaldja
Central Asia
France
Europe
Morocco
Republic
Cape
Cairo
Pall Mall Gazette
Uganda
Fort Salisbury
Tete
Zambesi
Blantyre
Johnston
Transvaal
Beira
Reform of the British Army as debated in Parliament
The House of Commons discussed modernizing the army. Reforms include ending purchase of commissions, extending enlistment terms, localizing units, expanding the reserve, and rebalancing corps for foreign service. The army plans new cavalry enlistment, a streamlined field force, and ongoing improvements in food, pay, clothing, and discipline.
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Lord Caldwell
Campbell-Bannerman
House of Commons
Secretary of State For War
Lancers
Hussars
Fielding
Guards
Aldershot
Brookfield
India
Mom
Otyenne
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