Court cites Gompers and Morrison in contempt case
Washington July 21 The Buck Stove and Range Co of St Louis seeks contempt against Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and John Mitchell for alleged violations of a court injunction against boycott talk The case notes Gompers Morrison and Mitchell accused of publishing or uttering materials aimed at keeping alive boycott pressures The proceedings stem from a labor dispute and court orders affecting the Bucks company and union activities in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasire
American Federation
Gabor
Avonatto
Maye
Pie Bucks Stove Range Company
St. Lovie
Uel Gompers
Frank Morrinen
Washington
Buckcore and Range Company
Andereen
District Supreme
Samuel Gompers
American Feeration
Aj Lavor
Frank Morrison
John Mitch
Executive Council
United Mine Workers @ America
Smart
Bucks Stove and Range Company
St. Louis
Justice Gould
Feder Jion
Federation
Bucks
Don't
Gompers
Morrison
Bucks Company
Tite
Ade
John Mitchell
United Mine Worker
Death of Admiral Rojestvensky in Bad Nauheim
The article recalls Admiral Rosestvensky, defender of the Russian fleet at the Sea of Japan, who died in Bad Nauheim at about sixty. It notes his 1885 rise to commander and his 1906 court inquiry verdict after the 1905 defeat by Japan, with acquittal due to impaired faculties.
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Bad Nauheim
Germany
Rosestvensky
Sea of Japan
Rojestsyak
Binovi Patrovitch Rojestrandky Waa
England
Hojestvensky
Russia
Japan
Rojestvensky
Plecea
Togo
Carried Dead Child In Frantic Search For Doctor
In Newark on July 21 a father ran through the streets with his one year old son George Corelli seeking a physician. After visiting several closed drug stores he reached Dr F C Thornley at 110 South Third Street where the child was found dead from extreme heat. The boy was the infant son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Corelli of 114 First Street Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
F.C. Thornley
South Third Street
George Corelli
Thomas Corelli
First Street
Harrison
Woman Arrested for Tearing Down Flags in West Chester
West Chester police arrested Mrs Mary Hayes and her husband C BR Mayes on a warrant issued by G A R McCall Post for tearing down United States flags on July 5 at Gilbert E Stubblebines residence adjacent to their property. The warrant was served by Constable James E McFarlan. In Pittsburgh a July 21 report notes a rise in suicides across Allegheny and the term Alleghenied. In Newark a July 21救 report describes Mrs Annte Bradley saved from death by a pint of her husband Patrick’s blood transfused into her veins during surgery at James Hospital after last rites were administered.
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West Chester
McCall Post
Ghia Place
Mary Hayes
C. BR. J. Mayes
United States
Gilbert E. Stubblebine
Lves
James E. McFarlan
Mewark
N. J
Annte Bradley
James Hospitak
Patrick
Aduiate Tered
Bradley
A Little Dip Turns Into Lake Bathing Tale
An eighty six year old man from Barpers Merry fame dives from a pier beyond the safety line at Euclid Beach Park. A guard alerted a boat as swimmers pulled him from the water. He quips that age does not require special treatment and calls the plunge “just a little dip.” The piece also notes early submarine notions dating back two centuries with mentions of Lay, Gustnell, and Fulton in illustrations of underwater propulsion ideas.
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John
Brown
Euclid
Beach Park
Inloveland
Jason Brown
John Brown
Barpers Merry Fame
Baisted
Lake Exle
gHard
Buck
Aide
Mos
Lay
Plymouth Sound
Gustnell
Conveticut
Robert Fulton
Avho
New York American
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement from Frederick Resident
A Frederick, Maryland resident praises Doan's Kidney Pills for twenty years of kidney trouble. She describes back pain, headaches, and sleep disruption improving after using the remedy, which cured her and her husband. The ad notes Doan's is sold by Clinton E. Main's drug store and Foster Manufacturing Co., Buffalo, price 50 cents.
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Barka
Doan
Frederick
Frank Buckey
East
S.xth
Dean
Clinton E. Main
Orst
Conte
Foster. Im Co
Buffal
New York
United States
Spectacle and Gaffes on Beach Seen in Old Age Frames
A California Times reminiscence recalls a strand of awkward moments as a man hawks aging spectacles to passersby. He reflects on the social cost of age and the humor of encounters with a lady and gentleman, a girl guiding an elderly man, and the blunt reactions of shoppers facing a market for forty to eighty year old frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suisbae
Loes Angeles
Curious Welsh Toast At Grand British Dinner
A quirky custom at a grand dinner includes a mascot goat with rosettes marching around the table in a Welsh toast ritual. Officers rise on chairs, eat a leek for St David, as drummers beat behind, and a pipers’ parade accompanies each highland style salute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diugn Imogsor
St. David
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers 1908
Prices quoted for staples and grains include Yellow Ear Corn $3.65 per barrel, White Ear Corn $3.55 per barrel, shelled corn 70 to 75 cents per bushel, mixed hay $9 to $11, timothy $2.35 to $2.60 per bushel, clover $11 to $48 per ton, wheat baled $8 to $9, bran $24.50 per ton, oil meal $32 per ton, oats $8 to $10 per bushel, and other feeds with various figures. Market notes dated January 21, 1908, from Frederick County farmers.
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Poand
Se Backetest
Aye & Ta
Woman Revived After Apparent Death in New Britain
Dr Thomas Mulligan describes reviving Mrs. McNulty of New Britain Connecticut after an hour of apparent death in which no heartbeat pulse or respiration remained. He reports a faint gasp, gradual animation, and eventual full breathing as she spoke of a pleasant journey meeting her deceased mother and Tom Hobson, with the father present.
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Abe
Thomas Mulligan
Nive
William McNulty
New Britain
Conn
Sushonda
Myra
McNulty
Pulee
Mra McNulty
Dr Mulligan
New York World
Rald
Thetairs
Mey
Tom Hobson
Manchester
Hartford
Clark opposed conventions cut delegates to 2500 seats
Congressman Champ Clark, arriving in Kansas City after a Denver trip, denounces national conventions as idiotic. He urges cutting delegates by half and holding nominating events in halls for decency and order, arguing conventions should focus on nominations and platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Kansas City
Denver
Difference between rhyme and poem in Candor quotes
A fragment from Chicago Record-Herald in Candor contrasts rhyme and poem The speaker notes rhyming offers a chance of publication even on a wall in a car while friendly candor is seen as first aid to enmity The line about doing good without remembrance echoes a Flelding attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record-Herald
Pennsylvania R R Educational Tour Of Scenic Park Visit
An educational rail tour to a national park offers teachers and scholars a chance to explore a region rich in scenery and nature. Leaflets and itineraries will be issued soon, and early applications for Pullman space are advised through local agents or Geo W Boyd at Broad Street Station Philadelphia.
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Wyoming
Rocky Mountains
Yellowstone National Park
Congress
America
Mammoth Hot Springs
Yellowstone Park
Portland
Seattle
Pennsylvania Railroad
Park
Vancouver
Field
B. C
Laggan
Alba
Banff
Pullman
Geo
W. Boyd
Broad Street
Philadelphis
Beautiful Blue Willow Ware at Special Sale
Highlighted sale offers 4 pieces of blue willow ware pale green banded china cups and beaker set priced at 10 cents each. Targeting summer home decor, advertisement notes affordable aquatic tone and MLW of A. Pus branding.
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Bier
Bucks Store and Range Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Wmington
Del
Herbert L. Rice
Christopher Brooks
Sarah Archer
Office of Prothonotary
Brooks
Spruance
Verds
Philadelphia
Verdi
Fairmount Park
Ancona
Genoa
Adelphia
Nake Polson
Y. Pa
Rattleenake Pol
Kearsarge
Honostlu
Potter
Cooperstown
N. Y
Henory Codman Potter
Fernleigh
Pittsburg
Pittsburs
Pittevary
Allegheny
Ake
Vice Admiral
Frederick County
Oogasoran
Warar
Qiomwoe
Fae Jin
Bayond
Magdie
Mee Nalty
Nalty
Pennsylvania
R.R
The
Canadian Rockies
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Pointe
China
John Eisenhauers
LOO
B. M
Landis
Sa Frederick
PPO Tre Publig
City Creamerys Com
Mountain City
N. BR
Mants
Froderich
Thitapur & Noble
G. Tastason
Waar E. Mowume
Keaho, Lavada, Brokemuan and Insurance
Braddock
Ieee
Te & Ha
Rey
Ealeaat
George L. Cramer
Wirbounat Rance
Rorey
Frederick, MD
Roth
Roth Phones
Dawiy
Betulaeket
Frederick City
Norio Market Street
Cramer & Stauffer
Cramer, & Stauffer
Fuedmrice
BETO
Downing City
Alan Tunas
Juauione
ONY Railroad
Prederick
Suiene Miective Kay
Sete
Guedes
Ladel
SiRe Room
Artin Chisago
HARPER'S_ FERRY
TIRE
Amine" Bean Fez
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