Notable Figures and Rumors from Global Leaders and Statesmen
A garbled overview lists Governor Roosevelt planning a Maine shooting vacation, Lord Kitchener born, Augustan ancestry, Adin E Stavenson’s Hawaii and Philippines trip, Governor Smith of Vermont in big game hunting, Earl of Minto as Canada’s Governor-General, and the Princes of Wales visiting Paris in April. It also notes the Kaiser’s Reichstag rent, Speaker Henderson’s eight hour day stance, Mark Twain’s return to Hartford, Senator Frye’s reluctance to publish, King Mender of Abyssinia hosting Europeans, Lieutenant Hobson gifting a flagpole from ships to Alabama, Woodruff lineage in New York politics, Taft leading the Philippines commission, and Porter completing portraits of White House predecessors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt
Maine
Lord Kitchener
Ian Telstiman
Fila
Adin E. Stavenson Lato
Hawaii
Philippines
Smith
Vermont
Earl of Minto
Canada
Reichstag
Henderson
House
Convention of Labor Representatives
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Hartford
Conn
T. 8. Woodruff
New York
John Woodruff
New Haven
Conp
Congress
William Hownrd Taft
New Commission
McKinley
Yale
Jobin Addison Porter
Ident
White House
Labor World reports wage and union actions across regions
The item lists wage figures and labor actions from Paterson to Cuba, noting eight hour shifts for granite cutters, tobacco district laborers in Cuba earning four per day, and varied union developments in New Jersey, New York, Indiana, and Britain. It also covers rail and mining strikes, omnibus employment in London, and racial labor dynamics in rail service, plus a martial training excerpt and Massachusetts teacher gender ratios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatenerlers
Paterson
N. J
Lockport
N.Y
Cuba
New Industrive Report Highlights Wide Growth Across States
The Tradesman’s weekly summary of March lists numerous new ventures including a basket and crate factory in Georgia, bottling works in Arkansas, multiple cotton mills in Alabama and Georgia, gas works in West Virginia, ice factories in Georgia and Texas, a $50,000 tower factory in South Carolina, water power and water works in the Southeast, plus mines, planing mills, and factories spanning Florida to Tennessee and beyond. This sweep shows broad industrial expansion in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Arkansas
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Alabama
North Carolina
West Virginia
South Carolina
Mississippi
Louisiana
Florida
Naval Stores Company
Kentucky
East
The Kentucky Situation in the Frankfort Case
Detectives search Kentucky as Oulton denies implicating himself in confession and vows to testify. Campbell and Goebel prepare grand jury cases. Judge Moore notes warrants issued but unserved and withholds names. Governor Taylor's wife and daughter go to Louisville. belongings shipped there and unlikely to return before pending cases are resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Oulton
Thomas Campbell
Arthur Goebel
Moore
Taylor
Louisville
Officers After Finley in Ind to Return Him for Trial
Kentucky officials are believed in Indianapolis awaiting a chance to seize Charles P. Finley ex secretary of state and return him to Kentucky to face charges over Goebel's assassination. Finley is concealed in the city and has been at the sheriff’s residence in the county jail area. Republicans vow to resist any such move. Heavy frost damages Mississippi crops in central and southern areas up to 35 percent with beans and tomatoes most affected. Two Owosso firemen killed when walls collapse at Central High School. three others injured and two students hurt. Former Senator Philetus Sawyer buried at Oshkosh in a very large funeral for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grain Shovelers' Union
Battalo
A. K
Lake Carslers
Great Britain
Hartford Strait Railway Company
Scotland
Ixbor
Woolley
Nestor
Kelly
Booneville
Ind
Foreley
London
Concord
Knights of Gabor
Claveland
Oland
International Union of Council
Ayary Atty
Iim
Kentucky
Indianapolis
Indiana
Charles P. Finley
Goebel
Finley
Walla
Owosso
Mich
Central High School
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the Eagle White Lead Company
S. Sel
Makime
Hammar
Canton Mills
Hispitaly Schools
Breweries
Kesilemues
J. B. Stagg, M. D
Purscras Asp
SerGros
Office Brown Building
Parr Crry
R. D. Comstouk, Trans fyt-Law
Pratt Crry
H. A. Dickinson
R. H. Hamrick, M.D
RF. Lumlady
Oppsite
Southers Methodist Church
J. Baird
ArTorsey Ar Law
First Avenue
Pratt Ciry
Bumpex
P.O. Box
Pratt City
Kodol
E.C. DeWitt &Co
Chicago
J. V. Brown & Co
Art
M. Beardsley
Young Building
First Ave
Third St
Academy of Design
N. Y. City
Brooklyn
Knoxville
Trade-Ma
Cory Apwice
Cael Tise Tata
Jesse French
TMERIAS _ofyntts
Me Sash
Spacus
Masavuie, Reme
Montgomery
Ala
Ain Mt Fig
Second Ave
Men Grant
Mgr
coDy
Soar Grocer
C. W. Cody
Geller
Twentieth St. Biraiscuam
Mex
Post Office
Auc
Pepin Heaad
J. T. Culpepper
Third and Market Sta
P.O
Birmingham Paint & Glass
Third Avenue
Salmaaa Ala
Labor World
Depew
Portora
National Federation of Colored Men
Attlc
Massachusetts
Southern Progress
Culton
Aimaelf
Sawyer
Philetus Sawyer
Oshkosh, Wis
Tucker
Neal
G. al
Carbolingum
Hunt
Pratt City Furniture Co
W. H. Barnard
Odd Fellow’s Hall
Fourth Street
Ezell
D' Tabler
James F. Ballard
North Main Street
ST. Louis
R. F. Lovelady
Samuel Scott
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