State's Free Employment Bureau aids elderly workers in New York
A New York Times report outlines the State Department of Labor Free Employment Bureau at 107 East Thirty‑first Street. It details how the bureau screens applicants, matches them with trustworthy employers, and records interviews to place older workers, including veterans, in jobs while highlighting challenges with private agencies and the need for public understanding of the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of New York
Department of Labor
Thirty-first Street
New York City
Fourth Avenue
Miuid
State of New-York Department of Labor
John Jo Besilin
Ting
New York
Imes
Allmshouse
Ste
Sie
Tor
Hove
Transit duties in South Africa seen likely to end
Consul Hollis reports Cape Colony ends transit duties on goods bound for the Transvaal via Cape ports and Natal trims its rate to 1 percent. Mozambique Governor General says after April 30 all goods entering for bond transport to the Transvaal not already duty free will face a 1 percent tax instead of 3 percent, signaling abolition of transit duties soon across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
W. S&. Hollis
Lorenzo Marques
State Department
Transvaal
Cape Colony
Cape
Natal
Mozambique
South Africa
Cripplefought Policeman Interrupted While Attacking Wife
Michael Weinstein a cripple with a wooden leg is under arrest in Atlantic City New Jersey for beating his wife with his leg. The woman is severely injured and may die. A passing police officer heard her screams and helped subdue Weinstein before his arrest.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Michael Weinstein
Weinstein
Kaiser’s Scandinavian Visit Tenth Jubilee Trip Planned
Emperor William intends his tenth annual visit to Scandinavian shores on a jubilee trip. He will tour the familiar points from his prior journeys as Scandinavian authorities prepare fitting celebrations for the reception.
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Eerlin
Jung
William
Scandinavian
Scandinavianeis
Kings County Civil Employes Benevolent Association Dinner
The first annual dinner of the Kings County Civil Employes Benevolent Association was held at the Avon Beach Hotel last night. The society includes civil service exam graduates who aim to broaden public support for wider civil service use. Speakers included State Senators Marshall and McCabe, Assistant Attorney General Stanford E Church, and Civil Service Commission Secretary Birdseye.
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Kings County Civil Employes’ Benevolent Association
Avon Beach
Marshall and McCabe
Stanford E. Church
Civil Service Commission
Birdseye
Prisoners Taken in Third Avenue Poolroom Raid
Capt Tighe and Detectives Heaney Martineau O Keefe Walsh and McCormick of East Fifty first Street Station raided a 24 cent poolroom on Third Avenue last night arresting thirty prisoners for gambling running and disorderly conduct Edward Lewis charged with maintaining a gambling house and others with disorderly conduct They will be arraigned in Yorkville Court this morning Lawer James Oliver protested the raid but was told objections go to police court
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Tighe
Heaney
Martineau
O'Keefe
Walsh
McCormick
East Fifty-first Street
Third Avenue
Edward Lewis
Yorkville Court
Fire engine wrecked near Twenty-fifth Street collision
Fire engine No H driven by Joseph Kearns struck an elevated road pillar at Twenty-fifth Street and Ninth Avenue after a streetcar did not stop. Kearns was strapped in and unharmed while Jake Conlin and Lieut Hellin were bruised. No arrests. the car company may be sued. The incident occurred as the engine returned to the fire house on Thirty third Street near Tenth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-fifth Street
Kealrns
Thirtythird Street
Tenth Avenue
Fire Department
Kearns
Probe of Northern Kansas Cowboy Killings Under GLO Inquiry
The General Land Office orders one inspector to investigate the killing of homesteaders by cowboys in Northern Kansas over Dewar Cattle Company wire cutting on public land. Findings will go to the District Attorney. the inspector will also check fences as Interior looks to dismantle ring fences.
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Washington, Inne
General Land Office
Kansas
Dewar Cattle Company
Cattlee Company
Dewir Company
Interior Department
Ringa
Scaffold collapse injures four at Pennsylvania Railroad shops
One mason, John Rankin of Harrison New Jersey, died from spine injuries after a scaffold forty feet high collapsed at the Meadow Shops of the Pennsylvania Railroad in Skearny New Jersey. Antonio Desell James Granyson and John Worden of Jersey City were also hurt as seven men stood on the platform. the fall occurred when a support gave way.
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New York Times
Meadow Shops
Pennsylvania Railroad
Skearnys
John Rankin
Tramilton Street
Harrison
N. J
Antonio Desell-of- Drift
Molasses Food for Beasts Leads Mueller's Feeding Breakthrough
The Illinois dairyman EF P Mueller transforms brewery wet grain and sugar beet pulp molasses into cattle and horse feed. He built a drying plant to store 800 tons daily, shipped nationwide and abroad, and claims molasses from beet sugar waste rivals corn or oats for horses.
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EF. P. Mueller
Wheeling
Chicago
Mueller
Arlington Heights
Milwaukee
United States
Germany
Holland
Belgium
Henry
Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station
Molasses As Horse Food Widely Discussed In Trade Notes
The Milwaukee Sentinel notes farmers and horse breeders praising molasses as a cost effective horse feed. It claims molasses improves health and appearance, with some favoring a mix of oats and molasses. Distinct plant operations in Chicago and local feed habits are mentioned as context.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Wis
May in Paris Shows Spring Bloom and City Hustle
Paris amid May delights with chestnut blossoms, lilacs, and swallows across Champs Élysées and Bois de Boulogne. The city awakens with open shutters, renewed shops, and thronged Champs Élysées as hotels, salons, and cafés resume season, signaling a vibrant springtime in France.
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Champs Elysees
Bois de Boulogne
Paris
Champs Lysées
Buis de Boulogne
Polo Ground
France
England
Thomson
Thompson
Persia
Vienna
Europe
St. Cloud
Mendon
Ville. d'Avry
Bois de
Jude
Edward
Christendom
Champs Ilysées
Folies-Marigny
Place de la Concorde
Issas
Vpall Mall Gazette
Socialism in Japan Faces Police Action Critique
The Japan Times argues police suppression of a Niroku Shimpe labor gathering and lecture meeting may reflect fear of Socialistic aims. It notes socialism is mainly academic in Japan, with no mass discontent and a fundamentally different, more communistic social structure that dampens radical change.
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Niroku Shimpe
Nirokow
Tabor
Niroku
Rodo Sekai
Yorozu
West
The
Japan Times
Roman Stronghold in the Alps
The Alps hindered Roman expansion entering the Rhone valley via the Great and Little St Bernard passes. Native resistance and rugged terrain made control of the valley crucial for access to the Rhone and Isère regions, shaping a long, difficult struggle.
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Little
St. Bernard
B. C
St. Ursus
Alps
Rhone
Isére
Rome Left its Mark on Aosta Alpine Stronghold
London Standard notes Augusta Praetoria's walls and arches survive as a Roman frontier town. Varro's conquest and the resulting fortifications, an amphitheatre and gatehouses remain, while medieval towers, a bishop’s seat, and Saint Bernard links add ecclesiastical history to the Alpine city above the Dora Baltea.
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Dora Baltea
Salassi
Mont Cenis
Vally
Europe
Aosta
Chur
Innsbruck
St. Bernard
Velan
Combin
Becca di Nona
Mont Emilius
Terentius Varro
Varro
Eporedia
Ivrea
Phus
Augusta Praetoria
Fiedmont
Pennines
Acasta
Augustus
Alps
Turin
Ech
Susa
Italy
France
Porta Praetoria
Challant
Nice
Avusta
St. Ursus
Anselm
Bec
Canterbury
Atted
William Rufus
London Standard
Dignitaries and Officials Listed by City and Country
A lengthy list of individuals and titles spans many cities and countries. Names include Capt R P Vobson US Navy and L G Noel in Nashville and Washington. References to Army officers and consuls appear alongside lawmakers and merchants across Boston Chicago Philadelphia and Knoxville.
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Holland
F. H. Lawton
United States Army
A. P Buffington
J. A. Gaston
Cambridge
George Shiras
Pittsburg
A. Nuber
Chicago
Eugene Hale
Maine
Baron von Kubide Zichy
Washington
Gilsey
A. L. Miller
Macon
Viicctoria
James Martin
Montreal
George S. Varkes
Nashville
F. W. Sprague
Frank. Murray
Orem. Parker
Covington
Ezra FE. Wirk
Toledo
A.moss
Dunsling New Zealand
M. Walker
Lee Scotland
Plaza
Mark S. Willing
H.C. Tener
SAVOY
HH. Noble
San Francisco
Nethersland
C.thompson
Philadelphia
J. W.j Gorden
Piladelphia
Fifth Avenue
Marte
San Luis Potost
Mexico
A. M. Ami
J. B. Beecher
United States Navy
I. Criolan
London
C. Washturn
Minneapolis
T.M. Fields
Hoffman
Frances Durnett Jodgson
Norfolk
Willam
Hill
Astor
A. W. Knowles
Augusta
R. H. Edelen
Bardstown
George H. Rives
Frank Gordon
Biscayne
Fla
Empire
J. W. Suratlanii
Knoxville
Citywide property damage log with multiple incidents
Entries record various property damage incidents across New York streets from Friday night to Saturday night. Locations include William Street First Avenue East Fifty-eighth Street and more, with damages cited from trifling to hundreds of dollars and several unnamed owners.
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William Street
Das Morgen Journal
Fighteenth Street
Dominick & Hoff
Wamare
First Avenue
B. Disbrow
First Street
Horsethouse Company
Third Street
Morristeen
Fifty-eighth Street
Mars Zimer
Eighty-sixth Street
Charles Ben Jones
Seventieth Street
Third Avenue
Henry H. Zeller
West One Hundred and First Street
A. M. Campbell
Leroy Street
Fire losses hit Wilmington and nearby towns in three blazes
Fire at Garrett Miller & Co in Wilmington caused about 150000 damage. Mesary & Sony furniture dealers suffered about 10000 loss. In Boonton New Jersey fire destroyed Bowden stables and bottling works with extensive damage to hotel annex and carriage facilities. A Chestnut Street block in Philadelphia saw five story building partly destroyed with several firms reporting a combined loss around 50000.
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Wilmington
Del
Garrett, Miller & Co. Electrical Engineers
Orange Streets
Mesary & Sony Furniture Dealers
Boonton
WN. J
Dennis Bowden
Philadelphia
Chestnut Street
Hilda Cigar Company
Wilson Manufacturing Company
Linaweaver & Wallace
Morris Gorochdosky
Tichenor Hat Company
Matthews & Pilgrim
Haley & Baker
Benjamin F. Burgman
Editors of The Atlantic Monthly Through the Years
The Atlantic editors list names and tenures: James Russell Lowell 1857 to 1862, James T. Fields 1862 to 1870, W D Tlowells 1876 to 1881, T F B Aldrich 1881 to 1900, Hkk Scudder 1890 to 1908, W H Page 1908 to 1990 with Page acting in 1907. Bliss Perry 1909 to date per Boston Transcript.
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Atlantic Monthly
the Atlantic
The
Atlantic
James Russell Lowell
James T.fields
W. D. Tlowells
TF. B. Aldrich
H.kk. Scudder
W. H. Page
Page
Measles outbreak in Potsdam servants’ quarters
An outbreak of measles among Potsdam Schloss servants’ children prompts strict containment to protect the palace. Emperor’s youngest son Prince Joachim and Princess Victoria Louise stay at the palace, where officials report heightened precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Potsdam Schloss
Prince Joachim
Victoria Louise
Offenburg Appoints Eight Women to City Supervisory Posts
Berlin dispatch reports Offenburg in Baden grants women active roles in local government by naming eight women as Supervisors, the first city in Germany to do so.
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Berlin
Germany
Offenburg
Grand Duchy of Baden
Women's Ready-to-Wear and Accessories Sale Items
A wide assortment of misses and children's garments and accessories with lace inserts, embroidery, and edging. Includes shirts and dresses in madras and lawn, nainsook pieces, frocks, coats, and lingerie in ages from infants to 16 years, plus socks, stockings, hats, caps, and parasol covers with prices ranging from 25c to 3.50.
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the State’s Free Employment Bureau
Helrs
Nati
Amber Op
Escepia
Howe Tong
Catv
Shim
I. Seetvanl
Wornan
Gee
Harlem
Cook
Eshe
Bureau
Bealingar
Ee Arking
State Bureau
Agia Tiit
MR. Bealon
Hollis
Kaiser
Kings County
Pistol Point
Milwaukeean
Japan
E. A. MORRISON @ SON
Broadway
Colorado
Windsor
Madras
Lonsdale Cambric
Jean
Nazareth
Colorado Springs
Gardner & Co
American - Consolidated
Blue Bell
Dante
Isabella
Keystone
Lexington Apes
Reese
Puck
Little Bessie
Mollie Gibson
Mary Cashen
New Haven
Wen
Y Pinnacles
Ssecc
Cs Oe Po
Portland
Rose Maud
Rose Nicol Wee Ee
Wardiorice
Ene Aeeseescs
Ork
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