Honest Abe on Labor and Lincoln Son At Industrial Relations Hearing
Washington May 10 The session centered on labor rights as Robert T Lincoln son of Abraham Lincoln testified on the Pullman company's treatment of 6500 colored porters and wage policies. He contrasted Lincoln’s tariff era principles with modern labor issues and reaffirmed support for a fair living wage balanced with tips.
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Outbursts of Everett True and Lighthearted Satires
A collage of humorous gags and brief dialogues: Pat-Kehoe pays $20 for a cosmetic nose job that briefly yields a Grecian look, Callahan reverses it for nothing, a suitor asks for a daughter's hand and is met with blunt banter, and comic snippets about insults and metaphors plus Prohibition era humor in Crimson Gulch with Bronco Bob.
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Different Kinds of Men Have Similar Hearts
A bank president and a laborer are both good husbands, fathers, debt payers, and capable of laughter, anger, and forgiveness. The key difference lies only in wealth, not in character or sense. The piece argues money does not define true humanity.
Doctrines of demons and the Christian mission argued
Pastor Huesell denounces hellfire doctrine and creeds rooted in apostolic succession. He argues that false teachings, bishops' Bibles, and Catholic Protestant divides have barred Bible study, urging readers to seek God’s love and truth through Messiah's coming kingdom.
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Brooklyn
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Hume Hilton Ordered to Front from Vancouver Unit
Hume Hilton, son of Reverend Ronald Hilton of St. Luke's Church Ballard, was ordered to the front while serving with a regiment in Vancouver British Columbia.
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