Miner Thomas L. Lewis Returns to Coal Mines After 14 Years
Thomas L. Lewis, once a high ranking miners union officer, resigns journalism offers and goes back to mining in Bridgeport Ohio. He vows to stay with the miners despite a $10,000 yearly offer, saying his place is with the men and his work a principle.
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Bridgeport
Miners’ Organization
Thomas L. Lewis
Sly Price
Lewis
Ohio State Organization
Tom
Regular tools replace Columbus convention gear at Bridgeport store
At the Columbus convention the itemized gear has been supplanted by regular tools purchased at a mine supply store in Bridgeport. Local buyers adopted the Bridgeport stock as a practical substitution for the convention accessories.
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Columbus
Bridgeport
Elbert Hubbard Fifty-Fifth Birthday Noted
Elbert Hubbard author journalist and lecturer born June 19 1856 in Bloomington Illinois. He pursued journalism in New York and Chicago, founded the Roycroft Shop at East Aurora New York, and organized cooperative ventures. He wrote A Message to Garcia and lectured widely.
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Elbert Hubbard
Bloomington
Ill
New York
Chicago
Roycroft
East Aurora
N. Y
Garcia
United States
Spain
America
Europe
Week of sports openings across cities in multiple disciplines
A calendar of events lists openings and matches from Monday through Saturday across the United States and Canada. It covers tennis championships in New Orleans Greenville Hartford Norfolk Winnipeg and other locales, golf, baseball, archery, horse shows, auto reliability runs, and major races in cities like Buffalo St Louis Joplin and Montreal with notable bouts and tournaments.
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New Orleans
Carolinas
Greenville
Buffalo
N. Y
Meadow Brook Club
Joe Coster
Joe Mandot
Memphis
Tenn
New England
Hartford
St. Louis Auto Club
St. Louis
Marshalltown
Clark
S. D
Jack
Sullivan
Jeff Clark
Joplin
Norfolk
Washington
Ottawa
Greenwich Country Club
Greenwich
Conn
Chicago Motor Club
Algonquin
Billy Allen
Billy Lauder
Winnipeg
Man
Wheaton
Cambridge
Mass
United States Golf Association
Chicago
Western Archery Association
Freddie Welsh
Matty Baldwin
San Francisco
Young Mahoney
Eddie MceGoorty
Gary
Ind
Brookline
Crystal Palace
London
Intercollegiate Swimming Association
Travers Island
Missouri Athletic Club
King Edward Park
Montreal
Vancouver
B. C
Metropolitan
Quaker City Motor Club
Philadelphia
Boston Terrier Club
New York
Delaware
Wilmington
Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Lawyers Hold Majority in the U S Senate
Washington June 19 The Congressional Directory shows the Senate averages fifty six years eight months with many lawyers among its 91 members. Sixty four are lawyers, four farmers, and a strong representation from the newspaper field. Twenty two former governors are listed among senators.
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United States Senate
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Bryan
Florida
Isaac Stephenson
Shelby Cullom
Frye
Maine
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Congress
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Thunderbolt
Tennessee
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Bacon
Martin
Tillman
Congressional Directory
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du Pont
Delaware
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Nebraska
Lea
Smith
Michigan
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Kansas
Oliver
Pennsylvania
Smoot
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Dixon
Montana
Taylor
Shively
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Virginia
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New Jersey
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California
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Crane
Vermont
Cummins
Iowa
Nelson
Minnesota
Stone
Missouri
Page
Chamberlain
Oregon
Wetmore
Rhode Island
Kentucky
Crawford
South Dakota
la Follette
Waren
Wyoming
Johnston
Alabama
Clark
Arkansas
Davis
Perkins
McLean
Connecticut
Terrell
Georgia
Cullom
Ilinois
Pressmen hold annual convention and dedicate home
Delegates from the local branches of the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union of North America gathered at Hale Springs to attend the annual convention and help dedicate the home recently completed for aged and indigent union members in Rogersville Tennessee.
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Rogersville
Tenn
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union of North America
Hale Springs
County
New York Eyes Summer Exodus and Growth Edge
New York reports about 200000 residents leaving for summer, drawn by coronation trips and heat. The city notes booming business below, while uptown trades suffer due to mass exodus. London growth outpaced by New York by year’s end, with New York on track to become world’s premier metropolis. Detective squads bolster holiday trolley safety as cops confront rowdies. Honeymoon hotel season swells arrivals. Aquarium nightlife draws crowds. Westminster luncheon greets Dominion parliament reps with Balfour Laurier in attendance.
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New York
London
City Hall
Gotham
England
Notable events and births span from Champlain to 1902
A compact timeline lists key dates and figures: Champlain defeats Iroquois near Richelieu. General Nathanael Green dies. Maine separates from Massachusetts. Dalhousie becomes Governor of Canada. Spurgeon born and later dies. the Alabama sinks to Kearsarge. Maximilian I of Mexico executed. Baltic Canal opens. King Albert of Saxony dies. Includes birth years for several.
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Nathaiel Green
Maine
Massachusetts
Earl of Dalhousie
Canada
Charles H. Spurgeon
Alabama
Kearsarge
Maximilian I
Mexico
William
King Albert of Saxony
Yale Class Day Exercises Highlight June Celebration
Class Day at Yale University in New Haven featured four departments academic scientific law and medicine conducting services in a fitting program. Attorney General Wickersham delivered the law school address to the graduates in a notable ceremony.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Law
Wickersham
Sweet Cream Ouachita Valley Boiling Works
A brief item notes a 2012 activity at the Sweet Cream facility in the Ouachita Valley, referencing boiling or processing work.
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Ouachita Valley
Notice to stockholders Youngblood Foster Jewelry Co Ltd
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Youngblood Foster Jewelry Co Ltd will be held in the office of the company at 3 o'clock on Monday July 3 1911 for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year and to transact such other business as may come before the board.
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Youngblood-Foster Jewelry Co. Ltd
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