Rail workers hope for normal transit after disputes end
Rail laborers across England return to work amid a general sense of victory as meetings and arbitration news unfold. Dockers in Liverpool show cautious optimism while Dublin clashes with police subside. Except for Northeastern Railway and Manchester workers, most unions back resuming duties as talks resolve differences.
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Liverpook
Dublin
Endea
Northeastern Railway Company
Manchester
South ern Pacific Plans Temporary Payroll Cuts
A Southern Pacific Railway official announced widespread temporary layoffs before September 1. The reduction will affect all departments as operating expenses rise faster than income, prompting the company to trim payroll.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Reappears After 43 Years in Dun Kirk Family News
Richard Shields, missing from Dun kirk forty three years ago, reappears at his niece Mrs. A. J. Overman's home in this city. He served in the Civil War and has lived in various parts of the country since. His parents died believing him dead. he is 68.
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Marion, Inné
Dunkirk
Richard Shields
A. J. Overman
Shields
Campaign Publicity Bill Advances in Washington House
The house voted 282 to 27 to adopt the conference report on campaign publicity. The measure has already cleared the senate and will go to the president for action at once.
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Washington
House
Wenate
Esperanto Congress Draws World Delegates in Antwerp
Thousands of Esperanto enthusiasts gathered in Antwerp for the seventh annual international congress. King Kawin served as secretary of the organization in North America, highlighting the event attended by delegates from major nations and Esperanto groups worldwide.
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Antwerp
Tome Tea
Kawin
Cration
North America
Sarnamaey
Day's World News Condensed Across Topics
A compact Washington roundup reports the conference report on campaign publicity and a Haiti recognition issue. Taft vetoes New Mexico and Arizona statehood admission. Alaska voyage for Fisher to inspect conditions. International notes include a Kaiser Wilhelm II statue gift, union strikes in England, and New York trade shifts amid labor tensions.
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House
United States
Geil Cincinnatus Lecdnta
Haiti
Senate
Taft
House of Representatives
Bam
New Mexico
Aytona
Fisher
Alzona
Committee On Territories
Norris
Nebraska
Dole
Aldrich Commission Move on Employers Liability Laws
A proposal seeks to create a commission to study broad employers liability with a balance of supporters and opponents. The measure, introduced by Mr Evans in the last legislature, was mislaid and later presented to Governor Aldrich by Henry C Richmond, clerk of the house.
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Aldrich
Evans
Henry Crichmond
Protest Over Cream Dealers Payment Rule Sparks Suit Talk
Protests sent to the attorney general over a Pure Food Commission ruling banning same day payment for tested cream. The rule, already in effect in Kansas, aims to curb harried testers and inflated results caused by immediate payments amid multiple dealers.
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Pure Food Commission
Commission
Kansas
State board eyes annual reunion for lawmakers week
Secretary Mellor reports an inquiry about a resolution to make Wednesday of state fair week a legislators reunion day. Speaker Kuhl favored the idea. Governor Algerich plans a deputy state superintendent change with Delzell to take office if J. W. resigns. Elliott of Broken Bow would be his successor. Health board officials plan a coordinated public health drive next year.
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Mellor
State Fair Board
Kuhl
Alérich
James E. Delzela
Wisconsin
Delzell Tely
Robert I. Elliott
Broken Bow
State Board of Health
Commissioner Cowles Retires After Institute Visit
Commissioner Cowles has retired following a visit to the institute, with officials noting the visit concluded early and Cowles plans to rest. The remarks cited health considerations and appreciation for supporters during the unexpected departure.
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Cowles
The
Institute
Complaint Filed by Secretary Stryker in Qmabs Live Mtogk Wxehacge
Secretary Stryker of the Qmabs Live Mtogk Wxehacge has filed a complaint alleging unreasonable rules. The notice outlines a formal grievance and requests corrective action from the agency.
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Stryker
Qmabs
Nebraska News Briefs From Lexington to Blair
A Nebraska news roundup reports Perry Bryant's fatal accident near Lexington as a train strike injures and kills. deputy state superintendent Elliott to lead Broken Bow schools in September. Miss G Cantryman resigns Stanton High post after her sister's death. Jacob Reed dies after a switch engine hits a boxcar on a side track. Blair charity tag day raises over 300 dollars under Marys Ladies Auxiliary. Missouri Pacific brakeman Delaney loses right hand in Nebraska City accident. Frank Samuelson dies from a fall and contact with live wires on an Independent Telephone pole incident. Dr George Byers of Fremont severely injured in an auto crash near Snyder to Judge, possible fatality.
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Peewee
Perry Bryant
Olbopine
Dona Ling
Union Pacific
Lexington
Lind
Block Signal Department
R. Elliott
En Bow
Broken Bow
Miss .G. Cantryman
Weeping Water
Stanton High School
Stanton
Jacob Reed
Thomas Reed
Wymore
Young Reed
Blair
Chantauqua
Blair Charity Hospital
Missouri Pacific
H. L. Delaney
Union
Nebraska City
Frank Samuelson
Grand Island
Independent Telephone Company
Snyder
George Byers
Fremont
Omaha
Mellor
State Fair Board
Special advice to Pinkham from Massachusetts physician
Fragmentary note describes a Massachusetts doctor offering help to sick women and referencing special advice and treatment, implying personal guidance or remedies. The text is garbled but centers on medical guidance aimed at women seeking relief.
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Pinkham
Mass
Eesee
The Real Thing’s Bold Claim Caught in Quip
A fragmented line from a Victorian era puzzle or gag column features a speaker boasting of catching three cells in the air before they land. The exchange mocks a catch-penny scheme with a sharp, humorous tone.
An Experiment: Nurse-What is the matter
In a terse dialogue a nurse asks what happened and a child Johnny explains the baby is an imposter who was thrown on the floor and did not bounce. The text then remarks that a man may like a girl more if she seems to like him less.
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Johnny
Lees
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