Striking Press Workers and Editor Clash in New York
A historic walkout at a New York print shop ends after fourteen days as workers led by Storitt and a self-appointed walking delegate press for higher pay and better conditions. The foreman’s regime and wife exit, the strike widens to include editorials, and the press resumes with the foreman back in control. The piece notes broader labor tensions and a shift in urban labor dynamics.
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Wexis
Inl Storvitt
Washington
New York
United States
Bec
Daventirth
Carl Wikcies
Tes
Wilts Alorralt
Texas
Ander de Stervith
Cne
Trebiter
Printng Faani
Ome
Acilig
Rtumors
Javor
Storrill
Wall Street
Times
Titta
Saluan Syhore
Ebuck
Storcttt
Gah- Reichors
Ravornlimea
Freman
Tive
Storitt
Trapped Bear Attack Near Chesham Quebec Calms After Fatal Strike
In Chesham Quebec eighteen miles from Seoulstown Charbonneau farm, a bear attack killed several cattle and injured Mr Charbonneau and family. A neighbor fired a gun at the bear to stop it, wounding him. The bear died after the shot. Mrs Charbonneau and others sustained non serious injuries. The incident drew neighbors who rushed to help.
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Dt Bear
Chesham
Quebec
Seoulstown
Parmet Charbongeaun
Sebn Trapperu
Charhanneny
Touk
Mer
Will
Ani Peake
Anil
Chartomeda
Lita
Eeidog Ling
Ule
Charlomein
Trula
Elevator trouble causes door mishap at downtown building
An elevator mishap near a Memphis street unfolds as a worker steps in to observe a problem. A bystander ducks an open shaft as the car drops, injuring a clerk who asks about the incident. Instructions to remove the occupants are given, and a bystander refuses to re-enter the elevator.
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Tie
Passenger on Wisconsin train escapes by window
Mira Garland, wife of the author, on a Chicago to West Salem train, stepped into a lavatory in a sleeping car at Bangor. The latching device failed trapping her inside until porters, a brakeman and a conductor forced the door, breaking a window to free her and help her onto the depot platform.
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St. Paul Spe
Chicago
Why They Wanted to Sell Im A Curious Dialogue
A fragmentary early scene features a seller questioning another about selling a horse. The exchanges reveal curiosity and urgency as a patient recently released from hospital becomes a point of interest. The lines hint at a social dynamic and a request to relay a message to a master character.
Venice Considers Electric Gondola Launch on Grand Canal
The City of Venice plans an electric gondola service opening June 1 linking stations from the station to the Lido with 10 centimes fare. The craft seats 40, displaces water smoothly, and features 108 accumulators. concerns rise over backwash and safety for gondolas and historic waterways.
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Jude Cluairy
Grand Canal
Grand Canal, and the Result Ayews To Have Been Most Satisfactory, Henmen
Nord
Venice
Lara
Mr. Ruskin
England
Widener plans enhanced polo field at Lakewood farm
TOR Widener proposes a new polo field near El lids in Venn on Lakewood farm. He aims to surround the ground with stables lounges and dressing rooms, promising a modern, regulation size field with ample spectator facilities and lasting features for a premier polo venue.
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George Gould
Tosph B. Widener
el Lids
Venn
Seaton
Lakewood
Larror Felds
Soubis
Widener
Gould
Unusual Electric Fish Catcher Proposed by Inventor
A Russian inventor Lindvohm proposes an electric device that hooks fish by an induction coil powered from a rail. The gear shocks fish and water with current, turning fishing into a cash transaction and reducing sport to a mere commercial act.
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AX Hissin
Fanis
Ressia
Lindvohm
Sunday Advertisements in Judicial Notices Rule Set by Louisiana Supreme Court
The Louisiana Supreme Court holds that Sunday ads for judicial sales are legal if they run weekly during the publication period. Justice Blachard notes the law requires a weekly appearance but does not mandate thirty judicial days or exclude Sundays unless specified. The ruling emphasizes compliance with codal provisions and holiday definitions.
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Wee
Civil District Court of New
Seana
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Blachard
Louisiana
Uby Found For Fish Scales In Franch
A French chemist in Lyons discovers scales from certain fish may be used to manufacture artificial pearls and ornaments. Demand in Lyons is rising, with authorities reporting the potential for a significant import trade and careful testing of specimens. The American consul at Lyons notes ongoing interest and price information.
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New York Times
Lyons
Ulh Beales
Ibis
Pacific
Analyzed Wrong Candles at New York Supreme Court
A New York Supreme Court case centers on a false chemical analysis of beeswax candles by Sidwell & Gladding. Wil & Baum Co of Syracuse published a report claiming candles by Smith & Nichols were impure. Jury awarded $2000 to the plaintiffs, with Smith & Nichols planning $10000 damages suit against the chemist.
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New York Supreme Court
Wil & Baum Company
Syracuse
Endles
Smith & Nichols
New York
Rocia Catholic Church
Wie
Savill & Nichols
Gindlos
New York Divi
Wit & Rimmer Company
Eir
Mhn
Casis
Sidwell & Gladding
Wisconsin Press Protections Stir Legislative Debate
Madison Journal notes a proposed state law to require deposits covering court costs for filings, seen as press friendly. The idea aims to limit unwarranted attacks on newspapers while critics caution against overreach and opportunistic lawyers seeking damages.
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Wisconsin
Siiff
Madison Journal
Hue
Publication history and finances of the City Record
Boston news item notes the City Record’s two year run ending with Mary Hart’s May 5th discontinuation offer. A $50 allocation, legislative failure to fund Verdley council proceedings, and advertising costs are cited. The paper’s average circulation hovered around 600, peaking at 1,600, with 1898 subscriptions at 79 and 1869 at 90. Public notices list gross appropriation 15,357.77. gross income 4,057.81. annual cost per member about 71 dollars.
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Boston
Pubdjahers
Ihe Knoll
Tuston
Oty Record
Maryan Hart
May Sth
SSO
Tegislature A
Verléy Council
Texistature
Price Rise Affects Local Printer Costs, Dover Index Reports
In Dover New Jersey the County Democrat notes rising type costs as printers face higher_PRINT bills for a new dress and related materials. The White Hamm Review and Weekly Experiment announce publication details for Giaistone and Peapack region editions and pricing pressures on the press.
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Sornows
Shampanare
Whitehamm Review
Giaistone
Wil
Costoge
Régnior
Renorlers
Gladstone
Ype
Htontenton County Democrat
Dover
Record of Shoe Buyers Warns Grocers Plan
A grocer warns a system to track buyers of shoes costing two dollars or more. The plan would note date of purchase item size and department, helping clerks avoid misgrading goods and ensuring customers get their chosen flavors.
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Klod
Auerleran Grocer
Unclear excerpt from The Same Vaing
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled dialogue among nameless figures in a low clarity scene. No identifiable events, dates, places, or credible entities are extractable for a coherent summary.
Sympathy and Struggle on a City Bench
A fragmented street scene depicts tense dialogue and discomfort as pedestrians clash with prejudice. A woman endures harassment while waiting for a streetcar, and bystanders react with frustration and fear. The transcript reveals social tension and urban improvised conversation.
Hosiery Advice From a Cleveland Dealer
A fragment from a Cleveland hosiery dealer quotes a customer declined by saying he is not as stout as he thought. The period piece shows a rustic exchange over clothing comfort and sizing.
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Tula
Cleveland
Ideal Madol Mystery Wedding Notice
Fragmentary line from the fudlinapella Journal hints at a wedding plan involving a man named Jenes. The readable portion questions intent and identity, suggesting confusion about an engagement and potential marriage arrangements. No clear event dates or places are established.
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Jenes
Fudlinapella Journal
Fragmentary dialogue on love and training scene
A distressed speaker tearfully recalls past affection while a male responder dismisses involvement. The text shifts to a nostalgic reference to training and "Willie" as the boy's father, hinting at a family dispute amid a broader labor picket atmosphere and unresolved tension.
Dialogue Tease Over School Play Rivalry
A fragment from a Phordefolin Bulletin presents a backstage exchange about a school play. Wisio admits boredom while a younger performer accuses the opposite actor of stealing a kiss, revealing backstage tensions and character dynamics.
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Phordefolin
Wisio
Mibvi
Wisi
Fragmented dialogue on courtship and attire in discordant exchange
The text presents a garbled early dialogue about marriage, credit, and propriety. Ravet-Well rebuffs a proposal and shifts to a boast about credibility. The scene shifts to a heated exchange about clothing and status, with unclear speakers and missing context.
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Beron
Ravet
Peddler and Traveler Chase by Bull in Rural Scene
A traveler and a pisnl det run from a bull in a rural setting as a peddler tries to sell knives from a pocket. The exchange shows the peddler offering blades while the other seeks safe escape from the pursuing animal.
Embryonic Heroes and a Cryptic Trade in Tin
Fragmentary notes describe early claims of a safety purchase by a man named Tin and discuss secondary aims. The text hints at a chaotic exchange, mentioning Chit and omllog in a cryptic sequence with scattered names.
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Tin
Good Ireasons in Thurlington News Reply
A reader named John 8. Smith answers a Thurlington News question on newspaper news value. He argues against printing all news, citing that some content is misused or harmful and that selective reporting serves public interest.
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John
Smith
Thurlington
Not today He’s been sick says the young man
An exchange from the Philadelphia North American notes a widowed woman and a man discussing marriage. A dismissed suitor, described as a graduate of a dominant yet idle persona, is referenced along with a remark about his being well read. The piece hints at a family dispute and social expectations in a brief, observant snippet.
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Snuri
Mahin Aendoll
Philadelphia
One on MITITY Manarizes The Free Press
Fragmentary OCR reveals chaotic text referencing police, a domestic dispute, questions about detaining a suspect, and a misprinted hospital mention. It shows quotes and odd headings from the Washington Stir with uncertain science and satire notes rather than a coherent news item.
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