Labor unions reach far with sympathy strikes abroad
The article compares English and American union practices, noting how unions threaten to strike to force employers to dismiss nonmembers. It cites cases from England about lawful and unlawful threats, contrasts with actions that harmed third parties, and discusses impacts on U S labor strategy and potential damages. Wheat prices and exports are also discussed.
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The
Chicago Tribune
England
Journeymen Butchers’ Istants’ Association
Journeymen Butchers’ Assistants’ Association
Wheat Outlook Bright as US Exports Surge
The Sioux City Journal notes a bullish US wheat outlook with six weeks ending August 16 totaling 44 million bushels of exports, more than double last year. It predicts a record year for American producers amid global demand shortfalls in the UK France Holland Belgium and Russia.
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United States
Chicago
Sioux City Journal
United Kingdom
France
Holland
Belgium
Europe
Argentina
India
Australia
Plan for Washington legation court with shared library
A proposed legation court in Washington would arrange foreign ministers buildings around a central square with walks lawns fountains and statuary. A common archives library would be built. buildings would be detached with front and side lawns opening to the central park. China to build first with costs funded by rental payments over several years.
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Washington City
China
U S Exports to Porto Rico Rise Over Prior Levels
Treasury figures show American exports to Porto Rico in the last fiscal year exceeded pre Spanish rule averages by more than threefold and were over 50 percent above the levels before the Porto Rican tariff law of May 1 1900. For the year ending June 30 1901 exports under the 15 percent Dingley rates totaled 6 861 917 dollars.
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Porto Rico
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Dingley
United States
Woman Joins Philippine Teaching Post After Leaving Husband
Secretary Root received a complaint from George Wadsworth of Mellwood Nebraska accusing the government of causing his wife to be sent to the Philippines as a school teacher. The woman, formerly a teacher, left home for the post without her husband’s knowledge.
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Root
George Wadsworth
Mellwood
Nebraska
Philippines
Deafness Cure Claims and Catarrh Cure Offer
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining and cannot be cured by local remedies. It promises $100 for any deafness caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills, with circulars available.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Aberdeen board favors unmarried women for teaching posts
An Aberdeen South Dakota school board adopts a resolution excluding wives and cohabiting women from teaching positions. The move targets married teachers or those living with husbands, aiming to reserve positions for unmarried women amid concerns over living standards and expenses. Also includes an advertisement for Foley's Kidney Cure.
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Board of Education of
Aberdeen
Board of Education
South Dakota
Brights
Foley
Sa. S . Scallin
Women Raise a Dollar Through Clever Stunts at Union Reception
The W C T U held a Monday evening reception at Workman hall to raise a dollar for the treasury. Proceeds came from inventive tasks, from baking to odd jobs, with Mrs C E Hager presiding. Speakers discussed temperance progress, prohibition, and the law's role, followed by refreshments and social time.
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Treasury
Union
Workman Hall
C. E. Hager
C. E. Vermilyea
D. R. Tomlin
Union of the World
United States
A.E. Hitchcock
L. J. Shaw
Uncle Sam
W. A. Barber
South Dakota
W.C
Bobb
O. W. Coursey
Graham
Supt
Quigley
DeSmet Official Tours City Inspecting Pure Food Violations
C. P. Sherwood the new state food and dairy commissioner spent a night and day in the city as he begins his first inspection tour to note violations of the pure food law. He reports finding some infractions during the visit.
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Sherwood
Justice Court
C. P. Sherwood
DeSmet
Mr. Sherwood
Minister’s Good Work With Chamberlain’s Remedy
Rev. A A Power of Emporia Kansas reports a severe bilious colic attack cured after two doses of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He helped a neighbor with the same remedy who had suffered over a week with failed doctors and nearly bloody flux. One dose brought relief and a second dose was offered if needed. the neighbor did not take it and recovered. For sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Rev
A. A. Power
Emporia
Kan
Renee Hatt
Soca
Doan
Leroy White
Fall Brook Coal Co
Corning
N. Y
Dean
A. B. Holmes
Reform school appointments settled by State Board of Charities
The State Board of Charities and Corrections met at Redfield to settle appointments for the Plankinton reform school and Redfield asylum. S E Young of Sioux Falls was named superintendent of the Plankinton reform school with Edith Olney as matron. Dr Kutnewsky was appointed superintendent of the Redfield asylum and Miss Kepford of Faulkton named matron. Change timing for Plankinton not announced.
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State Board of Charities and Corrections
Redfield
Reform School
Plankinton
Sioux Falle
W. E. Tipton
S. E. Young
Plankinton Reform School
Edith Olney
Young
Sioux Malls
House of Representatives
Pierre
Redfield Asylum
Dr. Kutnewsky
H. P. Packard
Miss Kepford
Faulkton
Plankinton School
Ointment Cures Leg Sore Quickly
C. W. Lenhart of Bowling Green Ohio says a running itching sore on his leg was relieved by Dean's ointment which stopped burning and itching and effected a permanent cure.
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Dean
C. W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
Game Law License Requirement for Prairie Chickens
Warden Dodson warns non residents must take out a state hunting license before shooting prairie chickens. He will enforce this game law alongside existing provisions, noting several city residents plan to hunt yet must comply.
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Dodson
Silsby Reports Black Hills Political Heat and Prosperity
Gen. George A. Silsby returns from the Black Hills noting a fierce Deadwood circuit fight over Judge Moore with populist editor Freaman Knowles and Washabaugh as rivals. He sees Kittredge’s Senate appointment as welcome and says Crawford and Martin political hopes have faded. He also praises local banks, crops especially oats, timely rains, and thriving mining properties.
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Sioux City Journal
George A. Silsby
South Dakota
Black Hills
Deadwood
Moore
Freaman Knowles
Silsby
Knowles
Washabaugh
A. B. Kittredge
Crawford
E. W. Martin
Kittredge
United States Bank
Excursion Fares From Milwaukee for September 1901
Roundtrip rates and sale windows announced from Milwaukee to St Paul Minneapolis Duluth and other cities. One fare plus 2 dollars for round trips to several destinations with varied sale dates from July 10 to October 31 1901. Special G A R encampment to Cleveland tickets Sept 7 to 11 at one fare plus 2 to Chicago plus 86 85 for the round trip. New York tickets on sale daily until Oct 20 limited to ten days from sale. Other routes include Chicago St Louis Kansas City St Joseph Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Hot Springs Deadwood Lead Yankton and the Minnesota state fair dates September 9 to 13 with one fare round trip.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
St Louis
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Hot Springs
Deadwood
Lead
Yankton
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Emsley
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Chas. M. Way
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