Labor Unions Attack as Despotism at New Orleans Assn Meeting
The National Association of Manufacturers opened in New Orleans with D. M. Parry of Indianapolis delivering a controversial address. He denounced organized labor as un-American, ruled by mob force and coercion, threatening free government, press freedom, and independent thought, while claiming it dominates employers.
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Scarrs-McEsq Peres Associastion
New Orleans
National Association of Manufacturers
D. M. Parry
Indianapolis
Kaiser Wilhelm II Largest Liner Afloat From New York
The North German Lloyd Kaiser Wilhelm II began her maiden voyage from New York at noon amid a huge crowd. She measures 706 feet, cost over 3 million dollars, and is expected to travel at 29 miles per hour.
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Scuipps-McRar Press Association
Breman
Lloyd Hner
Kaiser Wilhelm lv
New York
Marriage Licenses in Clyde and Elyria Ohio
John Malcolm 8 Clyde Ohio to Nancy Malcolm 70 Lorain Ohio and Joseph H Shingerland 23 Elyria to Jean Louise Clark 20 Elyria with Rev F D Stevick officiating.
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John Malcolm
Clyde
Ohio
Nancy Malcolm
Lorain
Joseph H. Shingerland
Elyria Jean Louise Clark
Elyria
F. D. Stevick
Abner Taylor dies at 74 in Washington hospital
Former Illinois congressman Abner Taylor, age 74, died at Columbia University Hospital after battle with multiple diseases. Born in Maine in 1829, Taylor had served in Congress representing Illinois.
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Br Sceipts
McAss Pauss Association
Washington, D. C
Abner Taylor
Illinois
Columbia University Hospital
Mr. Taylor
Maine
Man of nerve lightens pipe amid in laws
A fragment from Stray Stories notes Berry Performance and Howson Homecrest-So Thomson as formidable figures. A mock dialogue extols a man who can light a corncob pipe in front of his mother-in-law without a blink, while Mrs. Wile and Mrs. Luers complain of weariness from constant anxiety and aging.
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Howson Homecrest
Thomson
Kingsboro
Kingsley
Meeting for Hospi tal sympathizers at Sythe Street corner
A Friday afternoon gathering at 3 o clock invites all in sympathy with the hospital to form an Agathary Association. Persons willing to attend should telephone their names to offer assistance or favors.
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Syth Street
West Avenue
En Agathary Association
Comatrun
Mysterious murder on Avenue D shocks New York
The body of a man was found doubled up on Avenue D and is believed murdered in the Lower East Side. Police suspect vendetta or a martia plot, with identification not yet established. The report also recalls 1839 Mulberry Trees tale and a failed nurseryman’s collapse linked to a fruitless venture.
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Serress-Meftas Press Association
New York
Aart
Am 2
Berrer
Ave. D
Iatmn
Martia
Mountains Are Moving Says Colorado Canyon Expert
A Denver and Rio Grande official cites continual landslides above Glenwood Springs, noting tunnels and tracks shift as mountains move. He describes staking tests showing mountain sides altering position over months, arguing mountains gradually seek sea level.
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Denver & Rio Grande
Glenwood Springs
Col
Chicago Chronicle
King Penniless At St Pauls In New York News
King Edward of England found himself penniless at St Pauls cathedral as the poor box was handed to him. He searched pockets and pockets, but not a penny appeared. After service he told the bishop of London the tale of needing a loan, noting it was the first time he had to borrow money.
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Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Indianapolis
Edward
England
St Paul's Cathedral
London
N. Y. Herate
Port Williams Black led town recalls a bygone era
A Kansas settlement north of Leavenworth, Port Williams, is described as now under Black control with a colored school board and a district run by colored teachers. The piece traces white decline, Black ascendancy, and the community’s economy, churches, and plans for rural services amid lingering white opposition. It notes a single country school district entirely managed by colored residents and contrasts white families who refuse integration with Black residents advancing public improvements.
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Port Williams
Missouri Pacific Railway
Leavenworth
Kansas City Journal
Kansas
Pardee Butler
Bleing
Missouri
Kansas Town
Acid Pryor
Henry Dickeyson
Buchanan
Charles Ingram
J. H Johnson
Robert Richardson
Crocodile Plovers Promised At Zoo Dentist Tale
John Lover, a Zoo keeper quoted by the Philadelphia ERecord, describes a "crocodile plover" imagined as the crocodile’s dentist. The bird would remove parasitic insects from the crocodile’s mouth, a sight that might amuse children, sparking amused skepticism from a bystander.
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John Lover
Zoo
Philadelphia Erecord
Lover
Coal for sale at six fifty per ton by Parsch Lumber Co
The Parsch Lumber Company announces immediate coal availability at $6.50 per ton until further notice. Buyers are invited to purchase from their yard as stock remains.
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The
Parsch Lumber Co
Dyspepsia Remedy Mi-O-Na Guaranteed to Cure
H A Dykeman promises Mi-O-Na cures for dyspepsia and related symptoms with a money back guarantee. If the remedy fails, customers receive a full refund. The ad touts digestion improvement and appetite, noting hundreds of boxes sold with no refunds. Price shown as 50c per box or 2 boxes for a dollar.
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Mio-na
H. A. Dykeman
Ali-o-na
H. A. Dyke
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