Gompers Again Chosen Leader of the AFL
Samuel Gompers was virtually reelected president of the American Federation of Labor at the San Francisco session. One Milwaukee delegate, Victor Berger, voted for the Beelaket faction after requesting his ballot be recorded. Morrison and Lennen were unanimously chosen to serve another year.
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American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
San Francisco
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Gompers
Ienter Movement
Fremk Morrison
John B. Lennen
Temporary restraining order bars picketing at Santa Fe rail offices
United States Circuit Judge Morrow of San Francisco issued a temporary restraining order against the International Association of Machinists and about 30 named members. It prohibits interference with Atchison Topeka Santa Fe locomotives and machinery, intimidation or coercion of employees, trespass on railroad property or shop entries, and any banner display or picket duty in front of the Santa Fe ticket office in San Francisco.
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United States
Morrow
San Francisco
International Association of Machinists
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Santa Fe
Brutal Daylight Murder in Cavessus Town Center
In Kuttis, daylight kills the chief witness against a forged patents gang tied to Mingrelia era rulers. The ex forgers, linked to high officials selling titles of nobility, were largely imprisoned after governors died suddenly. A missing leader turned up alive after presumed drowning in the Black Sea.
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Cavessus
Kuttis
Mingrelia
Cancarus
Georg
Indee
Black Sea
Taft in Panama Arrives for Canal Conference
Secretary of War Taft and his party reached Colon aboard the USS Columbia on Sunday morning. He was greeted ashore by Vice President Arosemena, canal zone commander General Davis, and Minister Barrett. After talks with the American delegation, Taft traveled by train to Panama and was received by a Panama committee and hosted at Mr Wallace's residence, then welcomed by President Amador and the cabinet at 4 p.m.
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Colon
United States
Columbia
Arosemena
Panama
Davis
Canal Zone
Barrett
Americ
Wallace
Chhief
Amador
Unknown assailant blamed for Cincinnati death near cemetery
Coroner rules Alma Steingeweb death a criminal assault. Found November 2 near Spring Grove cemetery in Cincinnati. Cause of death listed as fracture of skull from blunt instrument. Unknown man suspected. verdict labels death a criminal act.
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Alma Steingeweb
Spring Grove Cemetery
Cincinnati
Budapest student clash with police disrupts rector's measures
A November 26 Budapest dispatch reports university students demonstrated against rector initiated measures amid political agitation. Police intervened after clashes injuring several students and leading to numerous arrests. Lectures are likely to be suspended.
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Budapest
Strenuous Night on Pick's Peak Injures Chicago Trio
A three person party from Chicago became stranded on Pick's Peak Sunday and spent the night exposed to harsh mountain weather. Miss Maud Arnold, daughter of B J Arnold, a Chicago manufacturer, was severely burned when a coal fire comb exploded in her hair during the camping ordeal. The group sheltered in rocky clefts and slept near the campfire as conditions worsened.
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Chicago
Maud Arnold
B. J. Arnold
Rapid cures and odd remedies flood a late 19th century ad
A Victorian era advertisement page touts Williams Pink Pills for Rheumatism and other maladies, featuring patient testimonies from Mrs. Margaret Ganta of 187 Belemam Street Borlingwn and claims of rapid relief. It also promotes Crest Britain's Shame and Mother Gray's remedies for children, plus notes on Japanese hair fashion as age indicators.
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Kenedy
Atema
Dr. Williams
Margaret Ganta
Beleman Street
Borlingwn
Town
Dr. Williama Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Hairpin Factory at Palnewick Turns Out Millions of Pins
The London Engineer notes Palnewick in the Stroud valley as home to the world’s largest hairpin factory. Fewer than three hundred workers operate hundreds of automatic machines turning miles of wire into Galxted pins in brisk production for the boudoir era.
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Palnewick
Stroud Valley
Cotewolds
London
Fragments of a poem about tea and name remembrance
Readable lines from a poem by Edith Livingston Smith in Good Housekeeping voice reflect on tea, time, and the comfort of a humble place where one is named. It imagines resting, ambition, and the solace of being remembered by others.
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Edith Livingston Smith
Good Housekeeping
We Americans Think We Are Smart On Tea Purchases
A fragmented line suggests commentary on American tea buying habits and perceived ignorance, noting phrases like We Americans think we are smart and tea is too much for us, with jumbled terms about real grocer fees and scattering best.
London to Build Magnificent Mosque for 2000 Residents
The article notes that about 2,000 Mohammedans living in London are preparing to erect a grand mosque. It highlights the planned significance for the Muslim community and the city.
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Mosque
London
Scientist Not Rich Despite Large Calculations
A practical man notes that a scientist rarely grows rich, since his work often involves vast quantities and dimensions. He quips that a miscalculation of a few million years or miles leaves him within a few million dollars of wealth.
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Wasington Star
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