Watching the steel men near a final strike decision
Nation watches Pittsburgh and Washington as the threatened steel strike nears a decision. Delegates in Pittsburgh push for strike action while Washington discusses labor legislation and possible government roles. Both sides claim certainty, yet a voluntary agreement is preferred to avoid lasting ill will and government intervention.
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Pittsburgh
Washington
Amagamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Michael F. Tighe
Amalgamated Association
Amalgamated
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
Fresh Air Camp proposed for undernourished Lorain County children
A Lorain County relief commission announces a six week Fresh Air Camp at Camp Iss-See-Kes on Vermilion River for undernourished boys and girls. The project, seen as vital for health and well being, will provide nurses cooks and guards, with low cost operation and potential long term savings.
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Lorain County
Loram County
Iss-See-Kes
M. C
Vermilion River
Wealthy Philadelphia Estates Convert to Armed Citadels
Reports from Philadelphia state that homes and country estates of wealthy families have been turned into armed citadels to deter kidnappers. Marines guard estates, hidden watchposts and signal networks secure grandchildren, with electric fences and bells alerting to intruders. The piece notes similar measures elsewhere and reflects on the kidnapping trend and law responses.
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Philadelphia
LD Pair
War on kidnapers and notable births collide in mixed report
The piece discusses growing efforts against kidnapping and praises police measures while noting the dangers in major cities. It also lists a parade of notable births and figures including Mme Ernesting Schumann Heink, Malvina Hoffman, Mary Ells, and others with terse biographical notes.
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Mme
Ernesting Schumann- Heink
Austria
Agenuel B Grimson
New York
Malvina Hoffman
Sam
Mary Ells
James R. Beverh
Porto Rico
Amarillo
Tex
Mattison Boyd Jones
Los Angeles
Kentucky
Modern Palestine cited in Zionist study and press debate
The article notes rising interest in the Jewish question tied to a new edition of Modern Palestine edited by Jessie Sampter with a foreword by Albert Einstein. It argues the topic is urgent and will shape future discourse, citing Israeli statehood, Goodyear patent history, and the General Slocum disaster as context.
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Wajid
Palestine
Womens Zionist Organization of
Amerca
Jessie Sampter
Albert Einstein
National Geographic Magazine
Arkatsas
Charles Goodyear
General Slocum
Anniversaries and History Entries From Today in 19th Century Figures
Today’s anniversaries list notable births and deaths including Chicago real estate figure Willam B Ogden born in Walton New York 1837 era civic leader and philanthropist, Edward M McCook union officer and Hawaiian treaty negotiator born Ontario 1833, Adah I Menken actress and poet born near New Orleans 1835, Frederikt E Freeman editor and publisher born Virginia 1841, Edward Channing prominent American history writer born Boston 1872, Johanna Gadski German opera soprano born 1872, Fred B Balzar Nevada governor born Virginia City Nevada 1880, with historical events Magna Carta signed by King John at Runnymede 1215 and Franklin’s kite experiment 1752.
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Willam B Ogden
Chicago
Walton
New York
Edward M. McCook
U. S
Hawai
Annexation
Colorado
Ter
Adah I Menken
New Orleans
Francs
Frederitk E Freeman
Press On Wheels
Frontier Index
Far West
Virginia
Edward Channing
Boston
Johanna Gadski
Germany
Fred B
Balzar
Nevada
Virgina City
Nev
Carson City
Jovial banker born in Columbus Mississippi
The feature describes a banker born in Columbus Mississippi sixty six years ago as a sociable, generous person with a broad circle of friends. It notes a calm, traditional life while hinting at some unsatisfied yearnings, and positive traits in personal connections.
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Ia, Banker
Columbus
Miss
Farm of Edwin Markham Attracts Seekers In Oregon City
Visitors come to a farm near Oregon City tied to Edwin Markham author of The Way With The Hoe born April 23, 1852. The Markham homestead on Abuqua Rover was settled by Samuel and Elizabeth Markham, with Markham family roots in Oregon Civ. None of the original buildings remain.
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Oregon City
Ore
Williig Dunagan
Edwin Markham
Abuqua
Samuel
Elizabeth Markham Perants
Edwin
Samuel Markham
Atola
Oregon
Hos
Michigan
Markham
Kept Deathbed Promise In Bridgeport Death Notice
Henry C Hense, 77, Bridgeport Connecticut, fulfilled a deathbed pledge to his wife after a long illness. He is survived by immediate family and will be buried in the local cemetery. The obituary notes his years of service and devotion to family.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Henry c Hense
Mar
Rosa Lautner Dies At 59 Known For German Dishes
Rosa Lautner, a longtime housekeeper aged 59, died after a life shaped by cooking traditional German meals. She was celebrated for her skill in preparing old-fashioned dishes that brought comfort to her family and neighbors.
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Rosa Lautner
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Hlyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
J. Clare George
Hudnutt
Ongee
Elyria
Jeap W. Cullen Company
Fifth Ave
Michigan Ave
General Motors
Scott’s
R. J. ScOt
Portugal
Wisconsin
Ouisconsin
Cites
Union
New York Harbor
William McFee
Westport
England
John King Ottley
Atlanta
Golden Legion Bible Study
John
Runnymede
Benjamin Franklin
Citizens Budget CO
Broadway
S&j. Lorain Elyria
Lrecarr & Biv
Fonacea A
Lorain Cour
Cleveland
Ule
W. H. Bruce
W. Broad
People’s Store
Broad Street
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