Labor in New York Reveals Wage Advances and Hour Shifts
The quarterly walletin from the state labor department notes 23,500 workers involved in 60 disputes across April to June. In New York City, stallbuilders gained raises from 4 to 4.4s week, shop workers from 3 to 3.9, while painters and decorators won 50 cents more per day. Plumbers and fitters reported increases to 4 25 per hour, and overall hours shifted downward from 47 to 44 per week for some trades.
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John McRackin
State Department of Labor
Tabor
Bureau of Usediction
New York City
Nominees for governor race announced amid convention debate
The report outlines tentative ticket selections for lieutenant governor, attorney general, and comptroller, with Ralph Laugesbetaer, John Curnees, and Atwater named for key posts. It notes Clinton Cray among candidates and mentions a governorship race hinge on selection of a state nan, plus other names tied to undisclosed races. The text also covers an adjacent earthquake and a harbor crane disaster in Mexico, a police shooting in Washington, and postal tube contract awards.
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Saratoga
Bernama
Ralph
Laugesbeter
John Curnees
Win Atwater
Dutchess
Edge
Clinton Cray
Court of
Speia
Gages Oman
Seleton
Eure
Leony
Tor Goverion
Mets
Hird
Edward Me
Jacob A. Cantor
Nw York
Prorick Cok
Souron
Ei Danforth
Chenan
Nieboas
Maller
Michwoud
Alton Hi Parker
Pension rolls show net gain amid arch of figures
Report notes pension rolls with a gain of 5,732 personnel, detailing July 1 enrollment at 1,000,446 and past year total of 907,785. Counts include 400 soldiers, 200,037 widows and dependents, plus overseas recipients. Fire damages White House furniture. loss estimated at 5,000. Alger tapped for Senate seat after McMillan death. various fashion and domestic notes follow.
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United, States
White House
Washington
A.B. Kennedy
Connecticut Avenue
Bre
Alger
Senate
Saginaw
Mich
Alien Taw
United States
James McMillan
Hassell Alger
Detroit
McEnley
Cabet
Washington excursion to National Exposition limited trip
Announcement of a special G A R train from Scranton to Washington for the 36th National Exposition in October. One fare round trip from all stations, return by Oct 14 with possible extension to Nov 3. Stopovers allowed, joint agent offices listed, contact E W Pearce in Scranton for details. Also includes a wine grower anecdote and a brief political quip.
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Washington
D. G
Washington, D. C
Grits Post
G. A
New Jersey Central Railroad
Scranton
Ashey
Tneustv
F Street
N. W
D.C
Jon
Adreas
E. W. Pearce
Margeet Street
Unpaid Debt Quoted in Obscure Verse Fragment
A fragmentary heritage verse hints at unpaid debts and gratitude. The lines imply a social transaction where benefit is given or received without explicit acknowledgment, reflecting on manners and reciprocity in a stylized colonial voice.
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Otio
Great Metal
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Thormond
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Watts
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Crevk
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Mekeesport
Damesne
Carnegie
Tas Kwith
Pesental Oneixhout
Andree "Toth
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Stockton
Cat
Moet
Arehey Aes
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Aero Cub
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Hols
Thomam
The
Rin
Barler Autuma
Warstors
Harold
Spain
Ainu
North
Japan
Speer
Portugal
Douro Valley
America
Hile
Pasaaic
Ohio State Journal
Birst Ant
Auto
Bimler
Cleveland
Plata
I- Schumann
Minneapolis
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Globe Warehouse
Fiteston, PA
Heal Estate Journal
Water and
Crow Streets
Pittston, Penn’a
Barsland
Usiness Directory
Rostet
Int Nations
Bank Belding
Paoonotea
Fe Momen
Caret
Net
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Bassett
A. B. Davenport
Guyer
Si K
Fay
Water Street Hatter
Pittston
Euiow
B. Jane
Focal
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Cay Casa E m. Oat
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Magan
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Prin Sane
Lange
Hichester
Jim Dumpe
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