National Association Saga cy outlines anti union plan
Van Cleave, president candidate, announces the National Association plan to oppose labor unions and promote an open shop. He orders a committee to confer with members including Battelle, Kirby, Coppins, Hench, Young, Smith, and others from Indiana, Rhode Island, Maine, Wisconsin, Kentucky, South Carolina, Missouri, and more.
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National Association
National
van Cleave
Association
Yeott
Labor Union 8
G. Battelle
John Kirby
Alfred See Eee H
Cham
Richard Young
New Durand
C. H. Smith
C."c. Hench
David H. Indiana
T. R. Hazard
New Church Fire Strains Harrisburg Congregation Recovery Efforts
A Harrisburg Brethren church suffered a blaze that damaged the building and nearby structures while investigators assess losses pegged around 30,600 dollars. Subcontractors had built the church and insurance coverage is in place to cover the damage. Rev. J. A. Lyter, a former state representative, leads the congregation amid the fire recovery.
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Harrisburg
J. A. Lyter
House of Representatives
Ellings
Beer Causes Strike At Rogers Locomotive Works
In Paterson New Jersey 250 blacksmiths quit after beer was barred from shops and foreman George Brown demanded removal of an assistant foreman. Brown posted a rule that no beer could be brought into the works and workers may not leave during hours to visit saloons. If unresolved, other departments may close.
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Paterson
N. J
Rogers Locomotive Works
George Brown
Rogers Works
Baseball Scores and Miscellaneous Gleanings
Yesterday’s results show American League Athletics defeated Detroit 3 to 0 and Cleveland beat St Louis 4 to 1. National League lists Philadelphia 3 over Pittsburg 2, Boston 15 over St Louis 5, Cincinnati 2 over Chicago 3, New York 2 over Tri-State. Atlantic League games include Allentown 33 over Pottsville 4. other notes mention cold weather at Newark-Reading and a Woodmen of the World convention debating eligibility. Six miners died in a Dayton wreck. a Salvador revolution report and a pro-Forker condemnation by Colored People in Boston are noted, plus a humorous piece about a poem on a dog.
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Athletics
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
St Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Trenton
Altoona
Williamsport
York
Wilmington
Johnstown
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Allentown
Pottsville
Newark-Reading
Death notices and a teachers' convention update
Mrs Mary Jane Merchant died this morning at 525 North Bentz street of general debility aged 69 years 10 months 5 days widow of John Merchant. She leaves two sons John and James and two daughters Mrs D A of Middleburg Va and Miss Macie Merchant. Funeral Friday at 3 o'clock with interment at Olivat cemetery. Carrie Lewin daughter of Mr Charles Lewis near Hyattstown died recently of acute Brights disease aged about 20. Her remains were buried today in the old Lawns family burying ground in this county. Mary A Thomas wife of Richard Thomas of this county died Monday May 20 at the residence of her son in Washington. State Teachers to Meet Maryland State Teachers Reunion will hold its annual convention at Jamestown Va on June 25 28.
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May Irwin
New York
Irwin
Kurt Bisfell
Miss Irwin
Lawrence River
Erick Keller
Ejisfelt
Horeien Tané
University
Easbinont
Mary J. Merchant
Mary Jane Merchant
North Bentz Street
General Debuliy
John Merchant
John
Sod Jemes
Shenandoah Jonatson
W. Va
D. A
Middleburg
Mise Mactie Merchant
Carrie Lewis
Carrie Lewin
Charles Lewis
Hyattstown
Bright
Old Lawns Family
Mary A Thomas
Mary A. Thomas
Richard Thomas
Rishara Thoms
Jersey Arenas
Washington
Maryland
Jamestown
Birth of Spain's Heir to the Throne
In Madrid a royal visit to a church accompanies news of an heir. A Madrid convent makes dainty dresses for the newborn baby boy born May 10. The king and queen are pictured praying for the safe arrival of the heir.
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Spain
Madrid
Nous Iy
Trip to Los Angeles Kansas by rail through prairie to mountains
A reader writes from Hutchinson Kansas describing a overland trip across the state at forty miles per hour. He passes rolling country around Peabody and Hutchinson, notes well shaded towns, orchards, and cotton ball valleys, then ascends toward the Rockies with miles of plains and volcanic hints, ending amid the desolate New Mexico valley and distant peaks.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Kansas
Farma
Sen
Maryland
Estens
Kauszs
Emporiaia
Mountsin
Bins Ridge
Peabody
Walkeraviils
Hutchison
la Juuts
Onorado
Rockies
Ars Mouttetas Gerold
Masrylach
Monantala
Valley of
New Mexico
Mysterious Message From New Mexico Traveler
A fragmentary note describes a traveler named Saraly thiesa and C Renyer journeying through New Mexico near a snowy landscape. The text mentions bones or life sightings within thirty miles and notes both travelers are reported well and in good spirits.
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Saraly Thiesa
New Mexico
C. Renyer
Law and disorder in five street area case and arrests
In a Monday night disturbance on Five and a Half Street Dennis Reese, a colored man, was assaulted by Shields and others as a crowd gathered after an incident involving drinks. Shields was fined 2.50 and jailed 20 days for nonpayment. Wilson was released. Sis Tyler warned. Reese also warned to avoid disorderly houses. Also, Henry Rookies and Pete Rug-Klee were indicted for forgery and arrested near Airy, with bail set for trial. Harry G. Snyder was jailed for brass stealing tied to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad case with a May 29 hearing.
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Ae&satult Case
Shielde
Jastios O.H. Eckatelo Lass Weight
Dennis Reece
Frenchis” Wilson
Reese
Sis” Tyler
Shields
Wilson
Sis’ Tyler
Audi
Reess
Pate Buseles
Henry Rookies
Alise
Pete
Rug- Klee
Hood and Sheiler
Atry
Eter Singe
Airy
Meriz
Harry G. Snyder
Martz
Morrovis
Baltimore
Jastice O. WH
Frederick Market Prices and Grain Quotations
Market price list from Frederick Farmers' Exchange shows coalitional quotes for steamer and various grain, feed, and potatoes. Includes prices per barrel or per bushel for wheat, oats, rye, corn meal, buckwheat, hay, clover, millet, and other feeds, with ranges and units, reflecting prices in 1907 era.
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Timothy
Izzkaw
Bray
Red Dog
Catry
Astel
Alfaire
Pittsburg Moves to Annul Charter of Philadelphia Company
Pittsburg officials authorize operable steps to seek quo warranto proceedings to annul the charter of the Philadelphia Company, a subsidiary of United Bellwya Investment of San Francisco, amid rising gas prices and a regional protest by Allegheny and McKeesport leaders. If quor warranto fails, Governor Stuart may be urged to call a special legislative session to amend the law.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia Company
United Bellwaya Investment Company
San Francisco
Guthrie
Stuart
Pennsylvania
Campas
Allegheny County Light Company
Philadelpia Company
McKeesport
Kirschler
Allegheny
Stuart Ceil
LYNCHED FOR ASSAULT IN GEORGIA. SIX OTHERS WOUNDED
May 22 near Beadleville Georgia a mob lynched two members of Clem Padgett's family and killed four others during a confrontation after an attempted assault on Mrs Laura Moore. Clem Padgett was shot and recaptured after the mob later held and jailed him.
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Beideville
Laura Moore
Clem Padgett
Padgett
Hare
Negro Padgett
Reidsville
Presbyterians Fix 1 106 000 Needed for Mission Work
Columbus May 22 The Presbyterian General Assembly accepted reports from home missions and education boards. It set 1 106 000 as the least sum needed to carry next year’s work and noted a Welsh church move toward union with the parent church. Temperance debate intensifies over committee duties amid Anti-Saloon League tensions and Education Federation disputes.
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Columbus
Presbyterian General Assembly
Boards of Home Missions and Education
Mission Board
W. R. Evans
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Anti-Saloon League
Inter- Church Temperance Federation
Permanent Committee On Temperance
Smokehouse Prisoner Freed by Berlin Residents
Johnstown Pennsylvania March 22 One hundred infuriated neighbors rescued Ethel Hefler a girl about 17 confined for weeks in a six by eight foot smokehouse on a Berlin area farm. The window was painted over to block observation and the girl was allegedly starved and beaten by her parents before the rescue led by Berlin’s prominent citizens.
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Johnstown
Ethel Hefler
Berlin
Somerset County
Women Shot and Killed in Trenton Murder Case
In Trenton on May 21 Mrs. Dela Concifia, wife of an Italian quartet, was shot dead by Michael Tomassa, also Italian, after resisting advances. Tomassan was Cajiuret ste.
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Trenton
N. 1
Dela Concifia
Lamberthe
Michael Tomassa
Tomasan
Hummel Collapses On First Day At Blackwell’s Island Prison
Abraham H Hummel a lawyer sentenced for conspiracy collapsed on his first day at Blackwell’s Island penitentiary in New York. He was moved to hospital after refusing meals and requesting a doctor. Doctors said his condition was not serious and expected he could resume duties in a few days.
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New York
Blackwell's Island
Abraham HH. Hummel
Hummel
Phyan
Cement Mills to Close Amid Over Production
Allentown May 22 Atlas Cement company the largest of its kind will shut two mills on May 28 Lehigh Valley No 1 Coplay and No 2 Northampton 2500 men will lose jobs and payroll will shrink by 130000 monthly Over production blamed and company stores hold millions of barrels of cement nationwide Other mills may run on half time temporarily
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Atlas
AAGIS
Fwo
Allentown
Atlas Cement Company
Lehigh Valley No. 1
Copiay
Northampton
Atlas Mills
Shriners Tourists Sink to Leg Amputation Decision
Reading Pa dispatch reports San Luis Obispo California says J Calvin Hoffeditz a Rajah Temple tourist injured in the Shriners train wreck has developed grave symptoms Gangrene has set in and amputation of the leg has been decided upon
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Shriner
Reading
San Luis Obispo
Cal
J. Calvin Hoffeditz
Shriners
You Can Save Money by Doing Without Paint
You can save money by skipping paint but risk property decay. Adulterated paints seem cheap but require more product to finish the job, increasing total cost. For best value and quality, choose Davis' 100 per cent Pure Paint through your dealer.
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Davis
Governor Stokes Cuts Approp... Relations
Governor Stokes signed the environmental appropriation bill after vetoing items totaling 106000 dollars. He approved eight thousand for stone roads and four thousand seven hundred fifty for an automobile for the motor vehicle department to apprehend speed offenders. Other cuts included eight thousand for relocating General Phil Kearney and related monument funds.
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Stokes
Trenton
N. B
Gover
Phil Kearney
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Holly
X. J
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Vaz
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Woodmen of the World
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Tenn
Dayton Coal & Froit Company
John Teels
Daly Green
James Tower
Elijah Huff
Tom Jarmon
Bert Best
Salvador
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Nicaragua
Salsajer
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Senators’ Defense Fund Committee
London
Bay
Frederick Oroanty
Farmers’ Exchange
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Fighting Gas Company
Smokehouse
Standard OL Company (Incorporated
Abe Hummel
Cement
A. G. Quenn & GO
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Tor News
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Joan T. Lewis & Bros
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Great Southern Pig
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Fredearior, MD
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