Explosion at Union Elevator and Transit Projects Discussed
Report notes an elevator explosion caused by neglected machinery, a $100,000 loss, and a plan to fill a gap in trolley railways to link Chicago to New York within two years. It also mentions Marshall Fieh’s forthcoming London marriage to Mrs. Della Spemper Caton, valued at $42,000,000, and population shifts in Massachusetts and Boston.
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Union
Tolfot
Chicago
New York City
Mter
Marshall Fieh
London
Della Spemper Caton
Caton
Massachusette
Boston
Jose Aymar
New York
Harriman
Montreal
Etelke
Longstore Men's Union
William A. Shanklin
Reading
Upper Iowa University
Presient Shanklin
Hamilton Enilegn
Chorpett Biblical Institute
Epolumne
Sea
Charles Gileto
Hoollum
Hevn Muncarello
Hore Griffo
Five Civilized Tribes
Tadlan
Freehold
Barkalow
Edward H. Thorne
Thorne
Helena
Mont
Supes Strike at Grand Theatre Mob Scene
Two hundred fifty theater supers hired for The Pit scene at the Grand went on strike Saturday night just before curtain. They demanded 60 cents for three minutes of work, then 75 cents, as Assistant Manager Inverarity tried to settle. The manager refused, and police aided in turning out the entire extra cast and stage hands forming the mob for the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Inveririty
Exta
Got Off Cheap Health Cure Ad for King's New Life Pills
An old advertisement asserts quick relief from constipation and indigestion with Dr King's New Life Pills sold by Tallinn & Co. The copy promises a pleasant, certain cure for headache and other ailments and guarantees the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Tallinn & Co
Labor Day Parades Across North American Cities
Readable fragments show large Labor Day gatherings in New York City and other U S and Canadian cities with unions marching for parade final es and the laying of a new temple cornerstone in New York. Key unions include United Housesmiths Carpenters and Joiners and local organizers in Chicago Philadelphia Indianapolis and Ottawa while excessive yellow fever affected plans in New Orleans and. Louisiana. Major speakers included Eugene V Debs and William Templeman with celebrations in Washington Chicago Atlanta Oklahoma City and Minneapolis featuring parades picnics and outdoor activities.
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Lator
Tulsa
New York City
Cleernice
Aliad Universal
United States
Marales
New York
Aba
Aten
Toumater
United Housesmiths
Carpentiers
Firth Svenny Std
Union Sigare
Ano
S4th Street
Second Avenue
Toleho
Morhitte
Washington
D.C
River View
Philadelphia
Hiecebure
Penneylvania
Indianapolis
Fair Grounds
Port Vivie
Tila
Cinciont
Cleveland
Ohio
Albany
Buffalo
Binghampton
New Y York
Calvestin Boor
Yacht Club
Rook
Ark
Fortepik
Tesos
Louidiana
Farader
Onkyo Fee Eietnanies
Exeyrehiine
Svete Pieelibe
Santa How
Benne
Kipoxville
Eugene V. Debs
Oklahoma City
Spring Park
Minnetonka
Minnéapolla
Minn
William Templeman
Federation of Labor
Alvert A. Hinll
Ottawa
Ont
Winnipor
Man
New Orleans
Louisiana
Atlanta Co
Gmnat Park
Charles Is
Barrett
Farmers’ Co-operative and Educational Walon
C. N. Ramsay
Ima
Norfolk
Nashville
Tenn
Southern cities report large tie celebrations across region
Birmingham Columbia Savannah Jacksonville Charlotte Raleigh and other southern cities report large, festive tie celebrations amid broad regional participation. The wording reflects a vibrant social scene with notable turnout and communal cheer across multiple locales.
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Birmingham
Ala
Columbia
D. C
Savannah
Jacksonville
Fin
Charlotte
N.C
Raleigh
N. C
Percheron horses sold and sold again in Baker County
W S Matver and A OC Ruby sold two Percherons in Baker County to W O Liatens and to Milt Moore, with reports of a third horse sold earlier from France. Matveer traveled Oregon summers, visiting Thury shop and moving property, while many homes were transferred from Gurnee to new buyers in a local sale.
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W. S Matver
A. OC
Ruby
Baker County
Tuhy Ceeenny
France
Liatens
Crop Prospects Amid Heat Hit Valley Wheat
Report from La Cimbria on Sept noting wheat yields dipping from 26 to 95 bushels per acre due to hot weather. Some barley in foothills shows 5 to 65 bushel averages while fruit crops may suffer from early frost.
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Sept. A
Athletics at the Pair Portland Meet Amid War Effort
Athletes gathered in Portland under American Athletic Association auspices for a regional event linked to wartime efforts. The meet featured volunteers and a wide range of competitions, illustrating national morale and sporting activity during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ela Na Ploti
Ahip Athol
Amerikan Athletic
Renner
Unclear damaged notice from old California listing
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local ad or classified fragment mentioning 620 Main St Pemelletau and items like Wafers priced at 25 Cents. Names and places are garbled, rendering full meaning uncertain.
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California
Prine
Liwur
Bowie
Main St. Pemelletau
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C. W. Powell
Eugene
Oregon
Silola
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Mire Dixon
Kugeuw
Me Dutop
Doragee G. Myers
Hig Departient of Chemistry
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Reechure
John M. Barker
Lenver
de Armond & Sone Hopgrower
Josephine County
C. Lawrence
Whitman Cumoy
Washington State Hour
Humphrey Jones
Weil
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Seattle
F. J. Donaldson
A. Luomowed
Ghat
Puget Sound
Searkh
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Square
J. Hesse Henselman
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Palmer
Keeney
Sweeney
Great Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Oregon Fire Relief Association
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B. Altasi
Temberns
T. L. Dunsmore
Alta Street
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Rader
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FORTE
Taylor Hardware Company
Main Street
Plymouth Rock
Henry Kopittke
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company
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Retaro
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