The Unreasonable Demands Of Labor Organizations
VAN CLEAVE, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, argues against labor groups seeking privilege through negotiation or coercion. He warns that abolishing court injunctions would allow businesses to be harmed and workers blocked by peaceful pickets and intimidation, asserting government should not be subordinate to labor factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Cleave
The
National Association of Manufacturers
Burlington Low Rates Offer Excursion Tickets
Unclear fragment mentions Burlington offering low-rate excursion tickets to Kansas Michigan Minnesota. Details unavailable due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Fragmented Aphorisms From an Anxious Page
Disjointed lines read like scattered thoughts on manners wars and gossip. Odd phrasing hints at a dated local column or columnists note about rude behavior pushing by wrong side and caution to avoid saying foolish things.
Post Office Department Discovers New Post Office
An official from the post office department in Washington reports establishing a new post office in a small town. A local grocery proprietor featured in the story is linked to the investigation. The postal inspector notes delays due to missing mail and references a large sack in a corner as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postonice
Washingston
Crow
Sooan Duspectoe
Bell a Cenmermityr And The Fall From Favor In A Tale
One of the few who befriended Al fred Beit the diamond magnate faced ingratitude and abuse. After hard times he refused to beg Beit for aid, and a South African contact arranged discreet support through a trusted intermediary to avoid implying a quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Beit
Myr Beit
Drawond Maguale
H E
Btu
Hho
Fragmentary chat with congressman ends abruptly in street exchange
A brief, garbled dialogue shows a man named Jim Smith speaking with a congressman about redistricting and influence. The exchange ends with an incomplete sentence as they move on, suggesting a morning interaction on politics.
Old Master Painting Sparks Enthusiastic Return Request
An eager caller confirms the painting as an old master. Mrs Parvenu agrees and tells John to return it for repainting and two new frames to be added.
Time and I rumble in New York Times note
A fragment from the New York Times notes that ten minutes can ease trouble, contrasting with hours required to tell. It reflects a terse aside about quick insight versus lengthy explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hues of Wood and Mahogany in Heirloom Craft
The article outlines genuine antique mahogany versus imitators, noting color shifts from light to dark with age and finish. It lists wood types including birdseye maple, Vernis Martin, and various oaks, describing finishes and aging effects used by furniture makers. It mentions walnut as highly valued and references historic cabinet traditions under Louis XV and Louis III eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis XV
Martin
Louis III
Watteau
Antwerp
Russian Sayings and Folk Wisdom Compilation
A Milwaukee Sentinel collection of fragmented proverbs and sayings. The text includes mistranscribed lines about sparrows, nuts, comfort after death, absentmindedness, mothers love, horses, riding, work versus stealing, and other traditional maxims.
War's Causes Missed by Peace Conference Dreamers
Abt Per Nnanbt critiques universal peace conferences arguing wars stem from human desires. He claims conferences fail as they mainly satisfy dreamers seeking prominence and social praise. The piece notes Chicago Trier began and highlights cyclical optimism about global peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Trier
Pleasant incident at Crystal palace with Mme Albani vocal
A concert at Crystal Palace ends with a sportsman praising Mme Albani. He confesses his near miss after shooting a bird, then vows he will not kill again after hearing her sing, expressing a delicate compliment to the singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Palace
Mme. Albsun
Mme. Albani
Bell on Vela water tower signals lovers in Allimbri
An old silver bell atop the Vela water tower in Allimbri Spain was used by Moslems as a city signal for water and fountain access. Its sound travels thirty miles to Liga. A bell ringer expects marriage within the year and a good husband if she rings loudly on certain festival days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allimbri
Spain
Liga
Tovden
Man begs prison for wife in humorous exchange
In a witty exchange from the Cohumbus Post a man insists he should be sent to prison instead of his wife a washerwoman. The remark turns on gender roles and self sacrifice with a humorous twist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liere
Cohumbus Post
Attraction of Gravitation Quip Confounds Beginner
A Philadelphia Press cartoon dialogue features a solemn figure questioning why people are drawn to something. The bandaged head beginner offers a witty reply about gravitation, implying a humorous twist on attraction and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Press
Sand Vibration Experiments With Brass Plate Design
A Plain Dealer item explains a method to form sand designs using a vibrating brass plate. By bowing the plate edge and guiding sand, grains settle into lines and patterns as the plate’s opposite-moving parts create still regions, with variations using powders and cone hearing methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brason i
Ada
Ines
Closeland Plain Dealer
Remembrance and Reunion in a New York Street Encounter
A New York Press item recalls a chance meeting where a worn woman explains losing friends and reveals a locket with her husband and dead baby. She speaks of long absence, hardship, and a painful memory as she shows the infant portrait and notes the child died at three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dalby
New York Press
Colossus of Rboden and the Statue of Liberty Echoes
A Chicago Tribune reflection praises enduring symbols in America. The piece notes the Colossus of Rboden and the Statue of Liberty as non commercial landmarks that welcome strangers and remind residents of a fading history amid a nation of opportunity and loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rboden
America
Chicago
Railway Tracts Prompt a Northern Society Debate
A moral literature society sent free tracts to a railway manager for waiting rooms. The manager replied that the New Jerusalem route is not in their system, declining the offer. The exchange shows divisive views on distributing religious material in public spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jerusalem
Moral Literature Society
N. J
Russian man reaches lawful age in new census record
A 26 year old Russian man is recorded as reaching the age of majority in the latest census, marking a milestone in his official status and eligibility for civic duties.
How Fame Comes Across the Road to Great Writers
An essay-like discussion argues fame often begins by chance or accidental study. It cites Cooper, Napoleon, Shakespeare, Cowley, Gibbon, Cornette, Franklin, Newton, Plamsteed, Pennant, and Reynolds as examples of success sparked by chance events or casual reading shaping future greatness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qliayel Ous Dapertat
Reat Teaven
Cooper
Napoleon
Military Academy
Shakespeare
Aetur
Cowley
Spenser
Gibbon
Uirt Fownas
Rome
Capitol
Newton
Cambridge
Simall
Beeine
Pennant
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Halehantsan
Henry Overdrawn At The Tarik
TheBookkeeper explains to Henry that they are overdrawn after a trip to the Tarik. Henry looks pale and asks what happened while inquiries about the strange epithede dye are raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Hernoon
Question for deparing societies in insuring book wanvasser
Momanvillé Jornal poses a query on life insurance practices. It asks whether a book wanvasser who tackles policies will have the carvinesser re insured or pivot to selling oa lk, reflecting concern over agent strategies and policy outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momenvillé Jornal
Baldness Gap Explained in Old Comic Exchange
A humorous exchange notes men go bald earlier than women because women wear their hair longer. The joke relies on gendered grooming ideas and a playful mother daughter dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi—Kalber
Burlington Bulletin Oct 1806 Special Coast Travel Rates
Burlington's Homeseekers Information Bureau at 1004 Parnam St promotes cheap one way and round trip rates to Pacific Coast destinations including San Francisco and Seattle. Tours cover Montana Wyoming Utah Colorado and the Great Lakes region with autumn winter and spring options and multiple departure days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
San Fraincisco
Lo Angeles Porth
Seattle Tacoma
Dse
Montana
Wyoming
Big Horn Basin
Utah
Colorado
Omaha Live Stock Market Steers and Cows Rally
The Omaha market shows moderate supplies with rising prices across cattle and cattle products. Heavy feeders and cows with calves gain strength as Montana feeders hit a season high at 5.20 for 268 pounds, while other grades range up to 3.05 for good cows and 2.40 to 3.70 for lighter weights. A historic Chinatown building project advances in San Francisco, a four storey brick block with lodging rooms begins on the old site after a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Quirbia
Mai
Corbo Wood
Chinatown
Tts
San Francisco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Omaha
Emerson, i
Marabe
Grandin
Steinway
Bradford
Nate Eee
Teese
Schmolier & Mueller Piano Co
Farnam Sts
Oriaha
Bridgeport, Neb
North Platte Valley
J. W. Iddings, Prop
Mer Chemical Ca
Philadephia
Ctulis
Atchison Haute
Pebitten
Congressman
Jim Smith
Jilin
Jill
Tad
Findleed
Masatu
Smith
Tuy Wan
Puck
Risen
Pro
Saunas
Statue of Liberty
Wrens
Lin
Ife
Louiisville Courer-Journal
Doctors’ Club
Old Hanks
Chicago Tribune
Bae
Balduens
Burlington Bulletin
Denver
Colorado Springs
Publo Hall
Asekera
Mmllinois
Iown
Middle States
Nebraskia
Bir Horn Basta
Psplogwees Reporerd
Deis Partmir Ny Clay
Robinson & Company Live Stock Commission
Milwaukee
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway
Union Station
Union To Pacific Railroad
F. A. Nash
Farnam Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!