Labor strike actions span across steel mills and politics
Pittsburg Aug 26: labor leaders meet Amalgamated association offices detailing a strike strategy. Officials report mixed progress with some mills operating while others idle. Rumors of circulars to unions surface as Kruger related privateering news and local crime updates mix with political proclamations and arson rewards announcements.
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Combine
Demler
American Tin Hate Company
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Arthur
Thy United
Underground River Roars Through State Tales
Roaring wells in separate areas suggest a vast underground river crossing the state. Chardon and nearby suburbs report similar phenomena, with collapses and unsounded depths after digging. Meanwhile Kansas insurers face moves to shut down Woodmen of the World Accident Association for failing to pay a judgment. San workers strike, with Mrs. Baugh escorting breakers, who fear soldiers in her presence.
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Bank Commission Orders Home Co-Operative Closure in Kansas
Morton Albaogh reports numerous complaints about the Home Co-Operative Company of Kansas City Missouri and orders its operations halted in Kansas. The firm runs branches in Topeka Wichita Collyville and other Kansas towns. Wichita declares no ties to Kansas City.
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Bank Commission
Ee Morton Albaogh
Home Co-Operative Company
Kansas City
Kansas
Topeka
Wichita
Colleyville
Busy Yale president praised for energy and work
The article describes President Hadley of Yale as a tireless figure, nicknamed perpetual motion, balancing university leadership with writing books and giving speeches. It also notes Paris fire department's electric hook and ladder wagon and comments on the historic misuse of barbarian troops in various wars.
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Yale
Paris
A Son's Devotion in Wallace Mich August 26
A son named Oscar Swanson is highlighted for caring for his mother in Wallace Michigan. His mother suffered kidney and urinary troubles and female weakness until a box of Dodd's Kidney Pills brought rapid improvement. The piece notes New Jersey as the Garden State for its vegetable farming and markets in Newark and Philadelphia.
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New Jersey
Newark
Philadelphia
Notorious looting tale linked to Magdeburg siege of 1631
Fragmentary ad laden text blends a 17th century war maxim with patent medicine pitches and scattered testimonials. It cites Tilly and Magdeburg, urges wealth as useful human treasure, and features cures for digestion, coughs, and catarrh. Names like Hall’s Catarrh Cure appear alongside generic nostrums and comic asides.
Gas from Prussian lignite powers three 125-hp engines
At the Brown coal mines of Prussia gas from the dry distillation of lignite has been tested for several years for small gas engines. In one locality three meters of 125-horse power each are now in use for generating electric current for lighting and power transmission. The cost is estimated to be only about one-half that of operating steam engines from boilers fired by lignite.
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Prussia
Armor and weapons in medieval knights armor facts
Fragmented prose describes knights in days of chivalry wearing armor that made them nearly invincible and mentions a miséricorde penetrating armor. It includes unrelated product ads for Cross Ball Blue and Allen's Foot Ease as well as a stray line about a spider with no wings and a fly.
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Days of Chivalry
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