Largest workman’s verdict awarded in White Plains
A jury in White Plains New York recently awarded Oscar Fried a verdict of 75000 dollars after he lost both arms while employed by the New York New Haven and Hartford Railway. The case marks what is believed to be the largest workman’s compensation verdict in the United States.
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United States
White Plains
N. Y
Oscar Fried
New York
New Haven and
Hartford Railway
Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association Held in Chicago
Saturday featured the annual meet of the Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association in Chicago amid heat. Also promotion for Hot Weather Tonic and Health Builder with testimonials, plus Bucklen's Arnica Salve ad. St. Paul plans twenty thousand $5 membership certificates to fund a $106,000 Labor Temple.
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Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association
Chicago
James Duncan
Haynesville
Bucklen
Arnica
St. Paul
Labor notes on unions and strikes across regions
The excerpt cites new Beaumont union growth in April and Saxony industrial employment near half a million. It notes Toronto office and store workers initiating union activity, 95 000 textile workers involved in British strikes, IBF Foundry Employees planning a Schenectady convention in August, Regina Sask union wage clause in city contracts, and North Dakota Labor Federation scheduling its annual convention in Grand Forks starting June 6.
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Toronto
Great Britain
International Brotherhood of Foundry
Schenectady
Regina
Sask
North Dakota Federation of Labor
Grand Forks
Indigestion and Constipation Relief Claim
Mrs. Mary F. E. McMullen of Phelps New York reports five years of indigestion and constipation ended after using Chamberlain's Tablets. She states relief came at once and continued with several weeks of use, curing the complaint. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Mary FE. McMullen
Phelps
N. Y
Dr King’s New Discovery and City Budget Notes
A 1914 district notice cites Dr King’s New Discovery as a tonic for coughs and chest troubles with a testimonial from O H Brown of Muscatine. Also included is Monroe city budget figures detailing salaries and expenditures for 1914 15 and a financing note.
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Dr. King
O. H. Brown
Muscatine
Ala
This Date in History March 1781 to 1906 Highlights
A series of historical milestones across years include Augusta surrender to American forces after an 11 day siege in 1781, the St Louis Mint branch established in 1829, a 1864 reciprocity treaty between Ymaha and the United States, the 1865 surrender of Galveston, the 1873 treaty abolishing the slave trade with Great Britain, Canada’s first Supreme Court session in 1876, British forces entering Pretoria in 1900, and King Alfonso’s first England visit in 1906.
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Augusta
United States Mint
St. Louis
Ymaha
United States
Galveston
Zambar
Great Brittain
Supreme Court of Canada
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Alfonso
Spain
England
Baron Mount Stephen Founder of Canadian Pacific Dies
Baron Mount Stephen born June 5 1829 in Banffshire Scotland built a cloth business in Montreal rose to head the Bank of Montreal and led the Canadian Pacific Railway to success He was made a Baronet by Queen Victoria in 1886 and later lived in England Also notes birthdays of Rt Rev J F Regis Canevin Dr Frank K Semders and Battling Nelson with ages.
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Baron Mount Stephen
Canradian Pacific Railway
Banffshire
Scotland
London
Canada
Montreal
Great Bank of Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
England
J. F. Regis Canevin
Pittsburgh
Frank K. Semders
Washburn College
Battling Nelson
Chamberlain's Twichlers Appetite Booster Ad
Mr. J. H. Seitz of Detroit Michigan says the product restored his appetite when impaired and relieved bloated feelings while improving bowels. For sale by all dealers.
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J. H. Seitz
Detroit Mich
Ohio Senate race shaping up after Burton seat vacancy
Ohio Democratic contenders Hogam and Clarke lead a crowded field for the Burton Senate seat as Lentz Zimmerman and others jockey for position. With campaigns building in Columbus and Cleveland, candidates plan debates in home towns and long-range stump activity ahead of August primaries.
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Cently
Zimmerman
Hogan
Clarke
Lentz
NY Supreme Court Judge Rules Sunday Work Illegal
A New York Supreme Court justice ruled that compelling a man to work on Sunday is illegal. The decision centers on safeguarding religious observance and personal liberty in employment practices.
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New York Supreme Court
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Baik
U.S
Treasury Department
Washington
Union National Bank of Monroe
Nhurkrarararaararara Pe
Ee Bsr Sas
Monroe Drug Company
Taylor & Sanders
Labor Wort
Order of Beilroad Telegraphers Geine
Saxony
Monroe
Council Soom
Sac
Aero
Judge Pee
Official Journal
Banes Ee
City
I. Ee & TY I Ata
Sias
Forsythe ’ Park
Sia
Jackson Street Railway Copsirgaler
Papege & Vey Et Ein
Mar- Bart
Fadi Cavadthe
Fred L. Meyer
Isc. Os
Ind
See
Sconguclofo
C. A. Downey
Chr
L. R Powers
Hipp P. Marks
Finance Committee
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
Charles Iffland
Bakery and Confectionery Workers’ International Union of America
Milwaukee
National Association of Labor Commissioners
Nashville
International Association of Factory Inspectors
New Life
International Federation of Trades Unions
Kabrs
Express
Commercial
America
Ecountry
Congress
Wells Fargo & Company Express
B. D. Hodges
North Grand Street
Burton
Ers
Foraker
Harding
Mr. Cole
Hogam
Ohio
Burton's
Cleveland
Lisbon
Youngstown
Pruggists
New South Drug Store
kCola
Ouachita Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Ltd
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