4 STRIKE AT THE FAIR RESUMED THEIR LABORS
Labor action at a fairground dispute involved station advice, contractors, and officials. A committee reported on discrimination and denial of fair wages, with the strike declared ended and work to resume under supervision of exhibition representatives. The exchange and officials vowed to enforce lawful employment and prevent interference with continuing construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudu Nan
Hue
Nanklempe
Maweles
Briggs in the Lead and the Presbyterian General Assembly
The report covers the Presbyterian General Assembly in New York with friction between rival tickets and proposed revisions to the confession of faith. It notes debates over overtures and the impact of the monthly assembly's actions on the larger assembly proceedings. Also included are brief Nebraska court hearing notes and early tournament results from Indiana with local figures mentioned.
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New Youn
Jemi
New York
Harshaw
Alysander
Thompson
General Assembly
Prohibition Drift in South Carolina and Odd Clippings
A garbled dispatch notes after July 1 no liquor licenses in South Carolina with state enforcement and a certificate requirement for shipments. Other items mention Italian Victors at a fair, Italian treasury plans, and scattered legal notices from various towns with incomplete details.
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Tillman Sald
Carolin
Judicial Decisions Amid Debates and Resolutions
Fragmented OCR notes discuss debates in the National Senate on resolutions favoring theory, a motion by Mr. Hoar, and references to a 61.8 figure from last year. Mentions of Mr. Platt and a judicial context appear alongside garbled city names and a date clue April 11 in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt
Hoar
Tumultuous Detective Work Follows Hidden Family Secrets
Rumors swirl as an attorney vows to uncover the truth behind Tryner’s case involving his daughter Mrs Annie Rouse and the Virginia connection. Reports mention a sizable bank account in Brooklyn and possible arrests within hours, amid mining fatalities and political moves on abolition and suffrage in various locales.
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Andy Dalles
Ariocn
Attorney
Stone
Reed
Ryper
Annie Rowst Ferilont
Ol Piolew
Virginia
Rouse Mays
Nothlan
Tryner
Inlaw
Brooklyn
Woman confined to bed over two months improves after pain balm
Mrs wife suffered a severe attack and could not move for more than two months. A trial of Pain Balm brought rapid improvement. She regained strength enough to perform housework. Johnson of O J Rowton & Co Kingston Minn offered 60 cent bottles at Reynold's Pharmacy Armading manager Park and North avenues.
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Ea Johnson
O. J.rowton & Co
Kensington
Minn
Reynold’s
Armardng
Mgr
Park and
North Aves
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Dia
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Apel
Sullivan
Wentz
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Navy
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France
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Untew
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Otte
Cheak
Ewan
Oni
Deseel
Fort Reno
O. T
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Carty
Stryker
Cnet
Toa
Rd Dente
Aremse
W. J, Tunison
Broadway
Blainfleld
W. J
Dr. Tucker
Tucker
Cine Philadelphia
Plainfield
Packing House
Ower Mowr Drezer
A. M.zulrich
J. W. Aren Horeorety
Compton
Bowen
Westore
Steam Marble & Granite Works
Emety Works
Weamrty
Quincy
Vorsinet
Gunite
Wue
L. L. Manning, Wrenste, Pickett
Powlibon & MW
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Garret Q. Packer
Park Avenue
Rochester Beer
Lin Kees
West Front
Herman A. Weber
Groghrig
Liberty Street
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R. W. Rice & Rn
Ital Durkah Collen
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William J. Stephenson
Pares
Hazelton
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