Trainmen Strike Averted After Concessions
The threatened railway trainmen strike has been averted as the workers concede most demands, confirming prior predictions of an agreement.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1907
Page
3
Kansans Reap Vindication From Wind Skeptics
The spring brings a claimed vindication as critics who argued wind is weaker in Kansas face their day. Local voices debate climate patterns and the enduring gusts that shape plains life.
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Kansas
Town Election Sparks Scrappy Exchange Drought
A brief exchange last week barely noted the city election and reflected a town scrap over local politics with little coverage of candidates or issues.
Democratic gains brighten Kansas prospects in Concordia
The editor of the Press the Democratic paper in Concordia was married last week. The Journal extends congratulations.
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Kansas
Concordia
Colorado to Spend Money on Advertising This Year
The state plans to allocate 100000 dollars for promotional campaigns. Officials say improving public amenities and reducing summer resort hotel charges could boost favorable publicity from supporters and visitors.
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Colorado
Minnesota Adopts 2 Cent Fare Law
Minnesota adopts a 2 cent fare law while railroads face a hard year if all such laws are struck down. The note adds states vary in ease, with Kansas cited as simpler.
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Minnesota
States
Kansas
Jerome castigated as grand stander in insurance cases
In a harsh critique, critics accuse Jerome of failing to act on insurance cases and label him a four-flusher for his conduct during the Thaw trial, using several sharp terms to describe a man who fails to deliver.
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Jerome
Star and Times
The
Star
Times
Associated Press
D. Brotchie
Topeka Capital Seeks Beautiful WOLKLY From Kansas
The Topeka Capital invites readers to submit pictures of WOLKLY from Kansas for a statewide feature. With many entries, editors won’t preselect and will publish any submitted photos.
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Topeka
Kansas
Senators Ingalls Sparked Kansas City Law Reform Debate
The Kansas election reflected wide demand for stronger policing, except in Atchison and Leavenworth where Senator Ingalls, a resident of Atchison near Leavenworth, warned that political purification remains an iridescent dream and that no real progress toward better social conditions has yet emerged.
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Kansas
Atchison
Leavenworth
Ingalls
Ehison
Mo Forge
Straw Hat of Seabolt Featured in Cool Dayline
A breezy note highlights a straw hat from Seabolt as a standout feature for an upcoming day. The item is praised for its style and suitability for warm weather events.
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Seabolt
Bee Hive Supplies In Stock At Cullers And Goodwin
Cullers and Goodwin advertise a full range of bee hive supplies in stock including frames feeders and wax products aimed at beekeepers and hobbyists. The notice emphasizes ready availability and shopping convenience.
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Cullers & Goodwin
Wallace County land with improvements for sale
320 acres in Wallace county with improvements valued at 3000 dollars and offered on a part time basis. Contact J. M. Collins for details.
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Wallace County
J. M. Collins
Property trespass ban on specified lots announced
All hunting or trespass is forbidden on Lots 4, 4, and 9 in Section 32 within air R4, SW Bes at 3, R4, cand hot 1. The notice appears to be issued by Makes Larson.
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Larson
Chicken raising rules enforce city ordinance
City Marshal Rt. Pl. Ging issues a notice to keep chickens from running at large under applicable ordinances as spring approaches.
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Rt. Pl
Ging
Politician Tweets on Roosevelt Policy and Land Scandals
The writer questions Union Pacific actions to recover coal and timber lands and hints at possible jail or land gains for Harriman. The column mocks party unity and criticizes Democrats while noting tensions over presidential measures and political figures.
Boston Girl Sells Simple Violin for 2000 Dollar Instrument
A Boston girl who owns two violins kept a homely instrument from the 18.2 White Mountain landslide. While lacking artistic pedigree, David son of West Roxbury shows devotion by trading it for a valued $2,000 instrument.
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Boston
White Mountain
Ilelen Davidson
West Roxlany
Y:t
Government Neutrality Rule in Colombia Constitution
The article quotes a constitutional provision from Colombia stating that when states within the union are at war with each other or citizens are at war among themselves, the federal government must maintain strict neutrality.
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Colombia
Union
New Discovery touted as cure for lung trouble
Mrs VFntinie Conner of Georgetown Tenn reports severe pneumonia damage to her lung eased by Dr King s New Discovery. The ad claims it cures coughs and restores weak lungs and offers a free bottle after purchase.
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Vfntinie Conner
Georgetown
Tenn
Dr. King
British Workhouses in Great Britain and Scotland
There were 749 workhouses in England and Wales and 480 in Scotland. The largest is in Liverpool, accommodating over 5,000 inmates.
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England
Wales
Scotland
Liverpool
Cost of Cod Liver Oil and the Fishing Toll
A note on cod liver oil praises its curative effects while contrasting the life saved with the risk to fishermen catching the fish. The statement underscores a tradeoff between health benefits and dangers in the fishing industry.
Average speaker uses twelve thousand words daily claim
A claim in the article asserts that an average traveling man preacher or teacher speaks about 12 000 words per day. The piece notes the figure is attributed to unnamed sources and discusses how daily word counts vary by profession.
Capital of Railways Surpasses Banks by Large Margin
The capital invested in railroads exceeds five times the combined capital of all banks, highlighting the rail sector’s dominance in capital formation and financial backing.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Heals Spider Bite Sores
Bitten by a spider, Jobin Washington of Bosqueville nearly lost his leg to blood poisoning before Bucklen's Arnica Salve was used. The first application brought relief and four boxes healed the sores, a claim found in the excerpt. The product is advertised at 25 cents at all druggists.
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Jobin
Washington
Bosqueville
Vex
Bucklen
Arica Salvelle
Man Claims Unwritten Law After Horse Theft
In a barroom exchange the accused pleads justification under the unwritten law for stealing a horse. He says he made it a personal conduct code as a youth, prompting the court to take the matter under advisement.
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Bar
Humane Desert Law Requires Water For Distressed Travelers
In Nevada a unique humane statute compels limited passenger trains to provide water to travelers in distress. Refusal to aid a distressed traveler is a felony under this law.
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Desert
Nevada
American Desert
Why What Did He Go For
Stray stories recount a host party where a boy cannot eat more and a mother questions why he left early. The dialogue hints at social pressures and expectations during a gathering.
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Bobby
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