Pendleton Fire Service Needs Reorganization
Pendleton faces repeated urban fires as critics blame delayed water response and failed nozzle supply. Citizens urge a full time, paid department with on duty men, maintained wrenches and hoses, and regular maintenance to prevent future losses. A separate note reports a cabin boy's death on a schooner and hints at harsh captain abuses at sea.
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Pendleton
Jacobson
Woods
High Seas
Low Lands
Striking risk in Manhattan elevated lines over new motormen shift
New York World reports that moving from steam to electric power prompted a labor reshaping. Engineers agreed to become motormen and firemen reassigned, with wages kept but ten hour days promised. Actual trips extend 11 to 12 hours, risking a strike unless amicable adjustments and patience avert conflict.
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Manhattan
Younison
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Manhattan “1
New York World
Barkis Is Willin In Democratic Oratorical Postscript
The text notes William Jennings Bryan adding an oratorical postscript to speeches to emphasize he is not a candidate seeking office, cautioning Democrats against taking his ambitions too literally or eagerly. It reflects political rhetoric surrounding candidacy discussions.
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Bryan
Barkis Willin and Bryan in Deadly Political Dance
The New York World notes a possible Bryan return as head of the ticket but finds little appetite for a third own action campaign. It likens Barkis to a willing partner, yet argues public desire for Bryan’s candidacy is notably absent across states except perhaps Nebraska, given recent election results and national mood.
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Barkis
Willin
Nebraska
Mr. Bryan
New York World
Cuba's $35,000,000 loan debated in world view
The New York World argues Cuba could easily service a larger loan given its rich assets. It cites land value of about 325 million dollars with 250 million in mortgages, copper iron lands, and untapped fruit and sugar potential, noting tariff barriers and capital limits. It compares debts of Costa Rica, Honduras, and Peru to emphasize Cuba’s borrowing prospects.
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Cuba
Sanger
Mortengoes
United States
Costa Rica
Honduras
Peru
New York World
Nighttime Ritual in a Mother’s Lullaby
A mother undresses her baby and settles him for bed in a gentle domestic scene. She hums a lullaby about daytime ending and closings, tucking the child in with soft blankets. The kneeling scene emphasizes tenderness, warmth, and bedtime routine.
Punishment for stomach neglect in old and new today
Social progress ends many punishments yet the same penalties persist for careless eating. Digestive ills cause fatigue irritability and sleep loss. Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery promises cure of diseased stomach and improved digestion and assimilation of food. Mrs I N Woodward of Leavenworth Kansas reports fever relief then chronic diarrhea. Dr Pierce’s Pellets cure biliousness.
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Pierce
Wandnals
Tilnwood
Leavenworth Co
Kansas
Hove
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