Wealth flows from United States to Europe in trade balance
The article notes that while the United States runs a trade surplus of 187 million dollars, large sums leave the country annually. Money sent abroad by Americans traveling abroad and by foreign-born residents, plus payments to foreign transportation, drive funds to Europe despite export excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Sam
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
America
Europe
Preparations for Largest Labor Strike In Mining History
Denver reports the Western Federation of Miners is boosting its defense fund toward 1 million dollars amid fears that Amalgamated Copper's Butte operations with 14 000 workers will trigger a major wage battle. The piece frames this as potentially the biggest strike in U.S. mining history, surpassing Cripple Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Cripple Creek
Western Federation of Miners
Amalgamated Copper. Company
Butte Copper Mines
Cannon Collapses on Chautauqua Platform in Winfield
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon collapsed after an hour and three quarters on the Winfield Kansas chautauqua platform. Prompt aid prevented fainting but he could not continue his speech and asked the audience to excuse him due to heat and exhaustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Winfield
Kan
Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
Employer to Generous in Texas Railroad Gift
H K McHarg of Stamford Conn who sold his holdings in the Texas Central railroad informs the company that he will grant four years' salary to all employees who have served twenty years. In addition to the gift, every conductor agent brakeman and porter on nearly 300 miles of the line will receive a month's salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Texas
H.*k. McHarg
Stamford
Conn
Texas Central Railroad
Offidera
Grain Rates Discussion Conference at Minnesota Capitol
At a Northwestern states railroad commissioners meeting in Minnesota the plan for a conference on grain rates was decided. Attendees include traffic managers of northern railroads and interested shippers to meet at the state capitol on July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Paul
Minnesota State Capitol
Rall Roads
Northwestern States
Minnesota Commission
Monorail Accident Injures Twenty in New Service Ride
On the first trip of the City Island to Bronx suburbs monorail, twenty people were injured. Motorman Howard Tunis broke a rib and a passenger also broke a leg, the latter needing hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City Island
Barlow
Bronx
Howard Tunis
James E. Clay Dies in Kentucky at 61
James W. Clay, descendant of Henry Clay and a leading Kentucky horse breeder, died Sunday at his Bourbon County country estate Marchmont aged 61. The prominent breeder lived near Laesington. The passing removes a noted figure in local racing circles and Kentucky agriculture.
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James E. Clay
Laesington
James WH. Clay
Henry Clay
Kentucky
Mr. Clay
Marchmont
Bourbon County
Rifle and Revolver Teams Named for Nebraska Guards
Adjutant General Hartigan issues orders appointing First and Second Infantry N N G rifle and revolver teams. Names include Lieut Col E K Baehr Major C B Fraser Capt D F Lough and others. Teams to report June 18 at Ashland range. Also Second Infantry officers listed for field and staff rifle team and regimental rifle and revolver teams. July 18 reporting date. Raising the dues and postmasters association considers increasing annual dues from 10 to higher levels.
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John C. Hartigan
National Guard
G. A. Eberly
First Infantry
EK Baehr
C. B. Fraser
Issa
A. H. Hollingsworth
A. Eberly
Johnson
HR. Ford
Chris Anderson
Harme
Ashland
Neb
FJ. Mack
Second Infantry
N.N. G
H.J. Paul
K. C. Keaterson
C A ‘Bull
Bow
Mullowney
A. Kimberling
F._A. Anderson
Eile
John- Ww
Lone
N. P. Woodbury
A. O. Nashand
C. HW. Johnson
L. ©. Kestreon
Lb. Ho. Davie
J. J. White
A. W. Kelly
Nebraska Postmasters’ Association
Lincoln
Gian Omecera
Ite
Wbollah
Pastor Roach Named to State Normal Board
Rev. F P Roach pastor of St Pauls M B church Lincoln has been named a member of the state normal board by Governor Shallenberger. The appointment becomes effective September 1 and fills a five year term, replacing Mr Childe of York whose term ends June 25. The change allows the current board to complete the school year. The appointment follows the old law upheld by a supreme court decision.
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F PF. Roach
St Paul's M. B
Lincoln
State Normal Board
Shallenberger
Childa
York
Childe
Supreme Court
Nebraskans Ship Massive Flour Exports in 1909
A Labor Commissioner bulletin notes Nebraska mills shipped 240 million pounds of flour in 1909, not counting at mills. The figure equals about three and a half fifty pound sacks per resident. The text questions how much would have been produced under a home patronage policy.
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Maupin
Nebraska Flour Mille
Rall
Big Semaphore Plant Under Construction in Burlington Yards
A 120 lever semaphore plant is being built in Burlington yards in a large brick building protecting yard tracks and the Upton Pacific crossing. It will take about three months to complete and cost between fifty and sixty thousand dollars. Fremont filed a complaint with the railroad commission alleging discrimination in favor of Lincoln and Omaha on coal rates.
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Weat
Burlington Yards
Burlington Yard
Upton Pacific Crossing
Fremont
The
Railroad Commission
Lincoln
Omaha
Children plan playful Adam and Eve scene prompt
The dialogue shows Radie and Jessie planning a playful performance. A mother instructs to give the apple to Jessie while a child notes her intention to tempt, framing a domestic, imaginative scene.
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Jessie
Casey at the Bat in Coca-Cola Baseball Record Book 1910
The Coca-Cola Record Book for 1910 includes Casey at the Bat and schedules for both leagues plus other baseball data. The booklet, mailed by Coca-Cola Company of Atlanta for a 2 cent postage stamp, also contains The Truth About Coca-Cola and its cooling, refreshing qualities for hot days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Coca-Cola Baseball
Coca-Cola ‘Co
Atlanta
Coca-Cola
How She Conciliated Them After the Nickelodeon Show
After a heated moment five men angry at a woman in the nickelodeon hatched a plan to confront her but, as rain thickened, she invited them to shelter under her hat. The front of the scene shifts to a curious act of warmth.
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Filmer
Nickelodeon
Screenera
Kher
Routt County Colorado Land Boom Predicted in Wantland
Keen observers predict a big property boom as Wantland, a new town in the center of the Little Snake River Valley, grows with a 60000 acre irrigation plan. Land is offered by the State for 60 cents per acre under the Carey Act with water at 2 dollars per acre on ten year payments. Sugar factories flour mills canneries are listed as possible industries. Information from Routt County Colonization Company, 1734 Welton St, Denver.
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Wantland
Colorado
Little
Snake River
Routt County
State of
Tehta Gort
Routt County Colonization Company
Welton Rt
Denver
Colo
Story fragment references William Tell and Cumrox dialogue
A dialogue fragment compares William Tell as a marksman or opera singer. The speakers discuss uncertainty about Tell's fame and identity.
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William Tell
Ren
Mr. Cumrox
Markeman
Free Post Cards Offer From Topeka Publisher
A Topeka Kan offer touts free five post cards when readers mail a 2 cent stamp and promises a trial eight month magazine set of eight floral motto birthday and friendship cards in color. The promotion also advertises a year's subscription for 25 cents with a Household Postcard Dept address in Capper Building. A humorous aside asks about a wife going to Europe and a fortune teller warning about a slim blonde woman entering a man’s life.
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Oh Capper
Topeka Kan
Europe
Autoing and Optics in Old Times
A humorous tale recalls a chauffeur bragging about overbroad eyesight after starting a car. He jokes the car is the best medicine for weak eyes and quips he could spot a policeman four miles away and judge a copper’s gaze from shade. The piece pokes fun at seeing long distances.
Fragmentary Speech on Truth and Deception
A garbled monologue discusses confusion, trust, and the difficulty of returning to truth after patches and lies. It mentions a woman speaking of people, a husband, and a sense that truth cannot be restored once altered.
Remington Bees and Respect for Homes Moral Reflection
Opinion snippet notes some people show more respect for others homes than for their own morals. It suggests gratitude for what one avoids and hints at social virtue without specifics. The phrasing recalls a reflective, community oriented voice.
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