Largest Union Labor rally in Cumminsville election season
A Saturday night Union Labor meeting at Knowlton's corner drew about six hundred in Cumminsville. E M Davis, A R Page, J W Schrage, C Pechiney, and Mt Pleasant Union Labor Club president Joel Brown spoke on labor rights, monopolies, eight hour laws, school books pricing, and party realignments. Page urged colored voters to back labor or risk wage suppression. Schrage mocked Democrats. Pechiney and Brown praised labor values and urged unity and voting for the Union Labor ticket.
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A. R. Page
J. W. Schrage
Charles Pechiney
E. M. Davis
Joel Brown
The
Mt. Pleasant Union Labor Club
Cumminsville
Knowlton’s Corner
Union Labor Stevenson Club
Twenty-fifth Ward
E. M.davis
Ninth Ward
Labor Club
Union Labor Party
Europe
America
United States
Ess
Iit
Union Labor
Republican Party
South
Ohio
Lay
Republian
Rosea
Fifth Street
Commercial Gazette
Times-Star
Charles Sumner
Congress
New York
Maryland
van Lee Bragg & Co
Board of Education
van Ant- Nd Bragg & Co
Ceers
Longee
Fourteenth Ward
Page
Schrage
Stevenson
Turner Hall
Democratic Party
Undertaker Miller
Election Board
Miller
Harpers
Hell Gate
Chicago Grain Board
Labor Party
Pepe
Pichiney
Nature
Mt. Pleasant
Oel Brown
Mr. Brown
Slugging Matches in West End Saloon Fight
Summary of a Sunday fight near Elmwood between Tommie Ward, 114 pounds, a Chicago featherweight, and Jack Connors, 115 pounds, a close two ounce glove bout with thirty spectators. Connors was knocked down seven times, upper lip split in round eight, referee awarded win to Ward after four hard rounds. purse $50 a side. Second bout in a West-end saloon saw sparring partners Fields and an unknown colored man in nine rounds with Fields quitting.
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Elmwood
Tommie Ward
Jack Conners
Ward
Chicago
Connors
Conners
Carthage Pike
Board of Aldermen
The Gas Explosion Danger In China And America
A dramatic warning recounts catastrophic gas well explosions in China creating a vast inland sea called Lake Foo Chang and claims similar bores in the United States could rip the Ohio and Mississippi valleys, sinking to 1,200 feet and reshaping terrain from Toledo to Kentucky.
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Iarm
Vigor
PS Ti
Lake Foo Chang
Toledo
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Lake Erie
Mississippi
Conflagration attracts massive crowd and streetcar crush
About twenty to twenty five thousand people flocked to the scene of Saturday’s fire as Elm street car line ferried crowds, leaving cars packed and reporters forced to walk to reach available seating while onlookers crowded corners and watched the blaze and debris across three acres and a blinking telegraph pole.
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Consolidated Street Car Company
Elm Street
Monthly report and street issues from Cumminsville
B P A submits monthly report. Lakeman Street lit by gas. J G Gault granted tap to catch basin after grade change. Postmaster Riley protests Main street access for contractor work. EngineER referred issues. Louis 801 Central avenue granted a facing lot action. William Smith, a blacksmith, and his wife welcomed a twelve pound girl.
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John O. Larkin
Lakeman Street
Cumminsville
J.G. Gault
West Ninth Street
Riley
Main Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Patterson Alley
Walnut Street
Ey Bavnioty Sant
Louis 801
Central Avenue
William Smith
Gas Street
eiKns
Powderly Will Win Amidboard Battles and Board Fights
In Minneapolis Minnesota in 17, Knights discuss leadership splits. Barry and Barly oppose both the board and changes allowing the General Master Workman to appoint advisors, threatening retirements and signaling potential secession.
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Minneaports
Washington
Legislative Committee
Congress
Morrison
Carlisle
Brown Utterworth
Barry
Barly
Failure of National Rubber Company Shocks Bristol
The National Rubber Company, owner of the largest rubber factory, made an assignment revealing assets around $900,000. The major assets are the Bristol plant and real estate, with liabilities listed against them in a confidential October 1 statement to creditors.
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Provipend
R. L
National Rubber Company
Bristol
Northside Gas and Co Directors Plan 400 Foot Drill
The Northside Gas and Co directors met and approved drilling the wall in Hoffote 9 subdivision to four hundred feet. The well reaches $100 depth and has burned gas since June 15 but lacking sufficient stockholder support.
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Cumminsville
Northside Gas and No Co
Hoffote 9
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Arouse
Friends of Union Labor
New Standard Merchant Tailoring Co
the National Merchant Tailoring Co
North East
Cor. Seventh and Vine Streets
Bulloch
Cincinnati
China
Fein
Hane
Carlislé
Ereaer St
Ain
A. H. Davis
Syracuse
N. Y
Mosne
Darke County
Emb Coeet
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