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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1904
Page
7
A New York department store hires a social secretary to supervise employee welfare. The role focuses on the wellbeing of saleswomen and cash clerks, addressing morale and workplace conditions. The initiative signals increased attention to staff welfare within retail.
England contains a vast uncultivated expanse with Dartmoor occupying one fifth of Devon's area and standing as the largest tract of undeveloped land in the country.
After four weeks of fighting neither side shows weakening and settlement seems remote. Packers report returning 350 old employees, mostly unskilled, with many brought from across the country to Chicago meat-packing plants. Strikers claim losses in by products and fear more, while Donnelly cites solid union backing and expected financial support as decisive. In Wardton a local tale spreads of waxyomba tincture used to kill chickens and hawks, claimed safe for fowl but deadly to raptors.
A bomb thrown into a crowd of Italians in New York City injured many and led to the Sunday arrest of Vincento Donetto, suspected as a Black Hand member. Donetto suffered the worst injuries, with a leg torn, as rival saloonkeepers handed out beer to draw crowds and several children were hurt.
The article surveys ancient oaks and their fate as storms and time erode heritage. Dumorey’s Oak vanishes in 1763, Wallace’s Oak fell years ago, Cowthorpe Oak survives in Yorkshire, and William the Conqueror’s Oak reaches 1200 years. Dukeries oaks include Green-Gale near Welbeck Abbey, now a ruin propped up.
A Pacific Ayer train on the Rio Grande line plunged through a bridge into a dry Arroyo near Eden eight miles from Pueblo at 3 o clock Sunday night. About 0 to 100 of the 125 passengers were lost. a relief train with surgeons and officials departed for the scene from Pueblo, bringing seventeen survivors.
Eight of the fortreight men arrested after the Independence explosion on murder conspiracy and the Victor riot and murder have been released on bonds from Cripple Creek district businessmen. Bondsmen were summoned before the Citizens alliance to explain why they posted bonds. Former Sheriff Henry M Robertson returned to the district Thursday, then left for Denver after filing a formal demand for the sheriff’s office. He says he will seek to reclaim his former post through the courts, alleging he resigned under duress. Robertson says Cripple Creek officials pressured him, forcing daily reports to the sheriff’s office during his stay.
In a Washington letter ex Senator Butler of South Carolina states he can recommend Peruna for dyspepsia and stomach troubles. He notes prompt relief may follow use and invites readers to write Dr. Hartman, president of the Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, for free medical advice and a full statement on Peruna.
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