Tom Lewis Returns to Mines After Political Comeback
Bridgeport June 6 Tom Lewis re entered the mining field after losing a union presidency bid He chose to earn his living at Wheeling Creek mine with partner Price He worked eight days and earned at least 2 50 amid grimy hands and family concern for safety and future prospects
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Play Politics? Hill Denounces Underwood Wool Tariff
June 5 report quotes Rep Hill saying the Underwood wool tariff is a political measure not meant to pass. He argues the new schedule would harm wool producers by eliminating market access and forcing sale at London prices, worse than free wool with existing textile duties.
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London
Doctor Performs Notable Nerve Surgery in Trenton
In Trenton New Jersey Dr G W N Sommer operated today to sew severed nerves in the arm of H L Jobes of Jamesburg. Jobes injured his arm in a fall over a year ago and the operation aims for a complete cure.
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H. L. Jobes
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Cats on the Post Office Payroll Proposed to Curb Vermin
Washington reports that Postmaster General Hitchcock will ask Congress to fund the maintenance and care of cats in the post office system. The cats are employed to curb rat and mice damage, protecting mail bags equipment and other postal property.
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Quinine Aids Plague of Laying Hens in Playa Del Rey
Mrs J E De Camp reports a Pacific coast experiment where crushed quinine tablets given to chicks caused hens to lay two eyes a day. The claim notes an old hen’s illness prompted discovery of the quinine effect on laying hens.
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J. E. Decamp
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Want Kinnes Hoard On Castle Island
Roston June 5. George Kinnear of Campello and his sister seek Captain Kidd's buried treasure on Castle Island in Roston harbor. They secured permits from the park commission and are digging. Kinnear's sister, in a trance, claims she saw the spot where the treasure lies. The siblings are confident of finding the booty.
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Fire destroys old Sharon powder mill and damages Paul Revere homestead
A fire last night leveled an 18th century Sharon powder mill and caused extensive damage to the nearby Paul Revere homestead. Firefighters battled the blaze overnight with evaluations pending on the mill’s historic aspects and surrounding structures.
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Paul Revere
Big Colleges for Rich Only Says Wheeler
Dr. Benjamin Ide Wheeler president of the University of California denounces Yale and Harvard for drawing students from rich private schools. He warns industrial education must not be limited to the sons of the wealthy and favors public schools over private ones. He says the habit of private schools confines opportunity and harms higher education.
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