End of the Butchers' Strike Seen This Week
Chicago dispatch reports a tentative accord ending the long packinghouse strike with a vote by workers to call off. Plans require ballots affirming acceptance as packers pledge to rehire and favor former workers, while wage terms align with those in New York’s settlement.
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Chicago
the Tribune Today
New York
Michael Kelan
Nicholas Gier
Packing Trades Council
John Kersch
Donnelly
W. E. Skinner
Union Stockyards Transit Co
Howver
Thoms J. Conners
Armour & Co
Knelly
Packers
Japs Win Great Battle In Far East War News
Reports from St. Petersburg and Tokyo describe Kuropatkin's retreat after heavy fighting around Liao Yang. Japanese forces pressed advances from Yen tai and Yentai while Kuropatkin evacuated Liao Yang and moved north. Officials warn no quick end to the war and possible imperial front travel.
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Kuropatkin
St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Mukden
Harbin
Liao Yang
Stakelberg
War Office
Yentai
Taitse
Kuroki
Oku
Nodzu
Foreign Office
Smolensk
National Labor Day Celebration Report
Labor Day events were held nationwide with parades speeches and community gatherings celebrating workers and their contributions across cities and regions. Police and organizers coordinated safety measures as attendees observed the holiday.
Dexter to Be Named Tallmadge as Wells Are Drilled
Roy Lippincott and associates from Chicago plan extensive well drilling at Dexter for Tallmadge Southwestern Land Co. The project aims to bring water and develop the valley with large capital, prompting growing support among Dexter residents for renaming the town Tallmadge in honor of the promoter C. L. Tallmadge.
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Roy Lippincott
Chicago
Tallmadge Southwestern Land Co
Dexter
Lee Chambers
Tallmadges
C. L. Tallmadge
Tallmadge
Labor Day Parades Across Major Cities Highlights
Labor Day observations across Philadelphia Chicago Kansas City St. Louis Pittsburg and Boston featured large parades and speeches. Watson the Populist candidate spoke in Kansas City as thousands of workers marched, while Irish leaders Redmond envoys addressed crowds in Philadelphia.
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Watson
Kansas City
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Order of Hibernians
United Irish League
Washington Park
Thomas E. Watson
United States
Strets
Pittsburg
W. H. Leonard
Western Federation of Miners of Colorado
Boston
Mass
Knights of Labor
New England
Becomes a Baroness American Girl Marries Austrian Baron
Newport Rhode Island September 5 A high society wedding drew attention as Baron Bachofell von Echt of Austria wed Miss Alice H Pfizer at Linden Gate the villa of her parents The ceremony was intimate with only relatives and close friends in attendance Miss Anna Maude Harrison served as maid of honor and Lawrence La Tourette Driggs acted as best man
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Newport
R. I
Newport Iety
Baron Bachofell von Echt
Austria
Alice
All Eyes on Vermont Election Wind Cues
The nation watches Vermont as polls open tomorrow. Analysts say a light Republican majority could signal a Democratic wind across the country, with implications for national politics.
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Vermont
Burlington
Shorthand Speed Record Contest Under Way
In St Louis on September 3 the World shorthand speed record contest began. Contenders include Robert Tennis of Keen Bay Wisconsin holder of 230 words per minute and Lester Haggen of London European champion at about 219 wpm. National Shorthand Association organizes with a substantial purse for the winner.
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Robert Tennis
Keen Bay
Wis
Lester Haggen
London
National
Modern Woodmen Encampment Opens at World’s Fair
In St Louis on September 5 the national encampment of Modern Woodmen Foresters opened with hundreds in attendance. A highlight will be the competitive drills as teams vie for five thousand dollars in prizes.
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St. Louis
Men of America
Order
Ance
The College Widow to Open at Garden Theatre
The season opens in New York with The College Widow a George Ade satire on modern college life set for tonight's Garden Theatre premiere. It marks the first play of the season to be seen in the city.
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New York
Garden Theatre
George Ade
Relative of Robert E. Lee joins McMillan real estate venture
A. M. Lee, newly arrived in McMillan, recently visited the city over the weekend and joined Tom Waller in the local real estate business. A native Virginian from the Lee family, he came to the Valley from Pittsburg, Pa. and is now a partner in the firm.
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A. M. Lee
McMillan
Tom Waller
Pittsburg
City acts on sidewalks for Central school area
The City Council approved a cement walk from Main Street along Third Street to the school house but urges crossings at the Central school and a path through the grounds. It notes the poor condition of the school grounds during rain and calls for prompt action before school begins.
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Main Street
Third Street
Samuel Browns Returns
Samuel Brown returned to Roswell yesterday afternoon after a year away on a pleasure trip. His wife is visiting relatives in St Louis and will return in a few days. He traveled through Southern California before visiting his Steubenville Ohio homeland and his wife’s St Louis home. He said there is no place like Roswell and he has had his fill of travel. Brown has lived in Roswell for thirteen years.
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Samuel Brown
St. Louis
California
Mr. Brown
Steubenville
Brown
Roswell
Hagerman Visitor to Represent The Roswell Record
Mrs. O. R. Tanner of Hagerman visited the city Saturday and will represent the Roswell Daily Record there. Readers can depend on thorough coverage of live local news from Hagerman.
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O. R. Tanner
Hagerman
Judge Pope Delayed From Roswell Visit
A telegram from Judge W. H. Pope states he cannot reach Roswell before the 10th of the month due to an adjourned Supreme Court session. The delay affects his planned appearance this month.
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W. H. Pope
Roswell
Supreme Court
Gas Man J A Jones Talks Gas Plant in Roswell
J A Jones of Chicago, noted for installing gas plants nationwide, arrived yesterday and is meeting with local citizens to discuss bringing a cheap fuel option to Roswell through a gas plant.
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J. A. Jones
Chicago
Roswell
Trade gains boost customer profit sharing claim
Garton, Moss & Co. the Grocers announce that trade growth allows them to share profits with customers and promise no underselling.
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Garton, Moss & Co
Bazaar by Cemetery Association Women This December
The Cemetery Association ladies announce a December bazaar and request donations of fancy work and fruit to support the society.
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Ladies of the Cemetery Association
Couple leaves Roswell for South McAlister seeking health cure
Dr W W Shirley and his wife, in the city two months, departed Saturday for South McAlister, Indian Territory, to spend several weeks. They may return to Roswell to settle permanently. They came from Spring Hill, Louisiana, for Mrs Shirley health, and the stay proved beneficial.
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W. W. Shirley
South McAlister
I. T
Roswell
Spring Hill
Executed Murderer Versaccia Dies in Electric Chair
In Auburn New York on September 5 Giuseppe Versaccia an accomplice of Antonio Giorgio was executed in the electric chair for the murder of John Vangeorder and his sister Miss Farnham at West Almond last May Robbery was the motive Giorgio had been electrocuted the previous Tuesday The sentence ends this crime spree at Auburn Prison
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Auburn
N. Y
Guiseppe Versaccia
Antonio Giorgio
John Vangeorder
Miss Farnham
West Almond
Auburn Prison
Giorgio
Violin Instruction Focused by Andrew Axelson
Andrew Axelson is permanently located and will make violin instruction a specialty during the year. School pupils given preference. Studio in Barnett Building.
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Andrew Axelson
Pupis
Barnett Building
Boy sought to learn electric wiring in city
Wanted a boy sixteen or seventeen years old to learn electric wiring. Address contact Bernard Gunsul at 402 North Main for inquiry.
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Bernard Gunsul
North Main
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