Granite strike settled after fifteen hour talks
Granite polishers who had been on strike since March 2 return to work after a fifteen hour meeting. Agreement reached with officials ending the open shop dispute and outlining the union's new demands.
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1908
Page
7
Granite polishers who had been on strike since March 2 return to work after a fifteen hour meeting. Agreement reached with officials ending the open shop dispute and outlining the union's new demands.
Fragmentary text describes a bustling opening day event at Setanta with references to Wen and Main Street. It mentions trees, paint, pedestals, and a store poem, plus stray lines about a vendor and a prank. The exact details and names are garbled, but the scene conveys a ceremonial opening atmosphere and urban storefront activity.
The note warns of high energy costs and heavy wage challenges as many Americans face a cold season. It urges buying coal early this spring to prepare for what is described as a major year ahead.
Strong praise for The Road to Yesterday at the Grand opera house Wednesday evening. Original New York cast led by Minnie Dupree headlines the production, with reviewers calling it a high point for the Cream City stage and noting its poetic charm and unusual appeal.
Local theater note announces Miss Wine De Peer, a noted actress, will perform at the Grand Opera House this evening. Patrons are advised to arrive early as doors open shortly before showtime.
A faded review outlines a fantasy style show featuring Dupree as the central figure in a dreamlike piece titled The Road to Yeotratay. The text hints at stagecraft, dramatic shifts, and a New York premiere at a prominent venue with an audience reception.
At the Ce Dia theater last night, police arrested George Wo Jarehs the macacer and John C Pearceis manager amid alleged immorality claims tied to a production of A Wie, honaires Revenge. Also named are Harwid Vesousgh, Gay Rhea awit Lems and Wilier. charges await.
In Philadelphia March men of the city seek employment through plain work programs. City council to consider action at its next meeting. Mayor Revbarn to issue calls for bids as heat is restored and health remains a focus amid unemployment pressures.
A bonant dance tomorrow at Woodmen Hall hosted by the Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors with music by the Arions. Tickets are 56c per couple and 26c for an extra lady. All respectable people are invited.
Oshkosh resident John Strange weighs the field for U.S. Senate in Wisconsin and suggests a non lawyer, principled businessman could unite backers. He notes potential nominees and references La Follette factions, while urging thrift and caution amid political maneuvering.
The Fox River Valley Dental Society met at Weeden's Hall Main Street with strong turnout from the region. Morning session opened by President Christensen featured ethics discussion and a case report, followed by a busy afternoon of chair and clinic demonstrations at Fond du Lac Oshkosh Neenah and Milwaukee dentists. The Tremont hotel hosted a collective supper and officers were to be elected later in the day.
Crowds swarm Horn's and other druggists as Passam, a eczema cure, goes on sale at 56 cents a package plus two dollars for a larger jar. Claims say it soothes itching and heals in two weeks, with free trials offered by Emgerer Laboratories in New York.
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