Paddlers Accept Wage Cut as Mills Lead Short Unions
Moorhead Bros. & Co. at Sharpsburg reduced puddlers' wages from 550 to 5 per ton, prompting some workers to quit while others expect further cuts. The move, aimed at beating Amalgamated Association rates, could force rival mills to follow. Miners' organizers R L Davis and Thomas Davis arrived in Pittsburg to mobilize district miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorhead Bros. & Co
Vesuvius
Sharpshoro
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Pittsburg
Disparch
Sharpsburg
Ralph Wart
Sinton
Moorhead
Amalgamated Association
Arault
Amalgamated
R. L. Davis
Thomas Davis
Will
Findley
Baltimore and Ohio
Machinery Trades Conference Proceeds Hindered by Absentees
Delegates failed to act as some did not arrive yesterday, leaving the Machinery Trades Conference short of a quorum. Those present expect to begin work in ten days once all members are in attendance.
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Homestead
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Bio Department
Jane
Machinery Trades’ Conference
Hood
Foster
Lubec
Newmarket
Keeping Surgeons Busy After City and Mill Accidents
A surge of accidents reported yesterday includes a death from a fall at a window. Injuries occurred from machinery crushes, freight car incidents, a mill rolls amputation, dog bite, fall from a center, and a falling iron bar. Victims were treated at St Francis Hospital Depthside Mercy Hospital and local homes.
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Burgoth
Ferdinand Bunroth
St. Francis Hospital
Surisse
Edward Sheible
Oliver & Eoverts Wire Company
Depthside
Assell
Nathaniel Russell
Ee Works
Wis Corms
Clark
Mallman Street
Leo Frank
Carnegie
Thirty-third Street
Thirty-ninth Street
McFappex
Jennin
Sansane
Aresa Street
Kers
O'Mallry
Michael O'Malley
Mercy Hospital Rcks
Gos Aona
Sobo Street
Fox
fSchaette F Co
Canoe Banat
Ring Street
Ae Ward
Pete Smill
West End
Wabash Avenue
Dog Poisoners Reported Near Steubenville Pike
A local vigilante group called Farmers' Central Protective Association held a meeting at the Kansas schoolhouse after a long adjournment. The organization targets horse thieves and marauders, aiming to curb depredations and restore order along the Steubenville Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville Pike
Farmers’ Central Protective Association
Kansas
Ihs
Central Board of Education Meets Elects Littell and Hires
The Central Board of Education held a meeting with President McKelvey presiding. Fred Fichtel of Knox sub-district resigned and Littell from O'Hara district was seated after a deadlock. February reports show 27 537 enrollment and 25 945 attendance. principal notes 827 students and 769 attendance. A new drawing teacher at High School is approved. A committee to discuss North school quarters was appointed. A War Department secretary is urged to name cruiser No 6 after Pittsburgh. A Pride of Welcome Council flag presentation occurred at Elliot school. Captain John W. Morrison leaves Harrisburg for Wayne and plans to rent a house, citing malaria fears.
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Central Board of Education
McKelvey
Fred Fichtel
Knox
J. D. Littell
O'Hara
Luck
Reisfar
Messrs. Holmes
Keller
Adama
Senioky
Contin
Kearns
North School
McGarvey
Tracey
Department of War
United States
Pittsburg
Treatment Claim By Dr Price For Seasickness Prevention
Dr Price of the White Star S 5 Germanic reports prescribing a remedy to steerage and steerage passengers traveling to and from Europe. He asserts that taken in time the treatment has satisfied him and may prevent seasickness in many cases aboard the steamer.
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Price
White Star
Eucrope
Prostration Described as Dangers of Disease
A fragment notes that prostration follows Grip and signals a dangerous stage that requires a tonic medicine to overcome. The text emphasizes weakness as a key danger and suggests treatment with a restorative remedy.
Incomplete OCR Entry Seeks Clarification
Fragmentary text from Brooklyn address notes 2 Atlantic Avenue. Names Thome and Shea appear unclear. Provide full readable excerpt for accurate summary and headline.
Curicuna R Promoted For Eczema Relief
A medical notice notes eczema affecting the ankle and knee of MP sac E owas and recommends Curicuna R as effective. It states the product provided relief and is advised for others with similar symptoms. The text mentions a location at One Hundred and Twenty-third Street, New York.
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Havi
One Hundred and Twenty-third Street
York
Cuticura Remedies Offer Instant Relief for Skin Diseases
Advertises Cuticura Remedies with claims of instant relief for a wide range of skin conditions including caraine, scaly and crusted skin, pimples, scalp issues, and blood disorders. Promotes permanent economical care and lists the Cuticura Soap and Resolvent products. Mentions pricing and a 64 page booklet with testimonials from the Borruie Drug and Chemical Corporation.
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Cuticura
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Voltaic Diamonds
Fifth Avenue
Icted
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St Lute
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Cessing
Tristen
Lue
Ao Judah
Nye
Bill Nye
Accra
Allegheny
Dheese Couste
Eee
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VNIUS
T Meehan
Venice
Paul Kauvar
Market St
Alvin Theater
Charles L. Davis
Frida Loaner
Uin
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Rmany
Gerot Seneae Am
Hamilton
RY Williams
AMS’ Academy Oe Ethics
Alu AS
Liberty St
Mecca
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Ohio
America
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M.curry
M.D
Manaaca
Fidelity Title and Trust CO
Eainaaen Scien Charter
Geo. W. Onaman
Federal ST
Allegheny City, PA
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WM. Reed
Penn
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Uisie
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Fifth Ave
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