Labor Day baseball win and celebrations in Capitol City
Labor Day saw the Plamty over electricians by 4 to 10 as Bernant Andre won the Bell Shoe Co. prize for the first home run. Thousands faced rail disruption to Charleston with tickets and accommodations in short supply on the K, M and C&O railways. A 50 portrait prize by Prof. J C Adler drew tickets, while Capitol City Trades Assembly calls for a Monday meeting to settle Labor Day logistics. The Citizens Concert Band closed the day at Hotel Kanawha with Prof. McClure praised for his fine hand. A Republican ticket was named including Nugent and Staunton, with Massey touted as a potential elected legislator.
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Bernant Andre
Bell Shoe Co
Charleston
C& O
Teket No
J.C. Adler
Champe
Eli Ot
Capitol City Trades Assembly
Tate
Citizens
Capitol City
McClure
Photographs at Cap tol Studio nearby drugstore
A note directs visitors to Cap tol Studio at 612 Kanawha Street over Roger's Drug Store for photographs. The instruction implies a local portrait or studio listing with nearby landmarks referenced for navigation.
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Kanawha Street
Roger
The Blind Cannot See The District Food Struggle
A graphic report in the ne shows nineteen families of unskilled workers in the District of Columbia facing starvation. It reveals that half their wages go to food and a quarter to rent, leaving only a quarter for all other expenses. The piece condemns the erosion of life’s necessities and mocks calls for change.
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United States
Tabor
District of Columbia
Kiss Photographs at Capt. Kaniuwha Street
Photographs found at Capt. Kaniuwha Street near Ong Store over Raye. details unclear. No injuries reported. Local authorities urge witnesses to come forward for identification.
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Kiss
Kaniuwha
Ong
To Women Strike-Breakers Do You Expect to Get Married
A provocative question prompts women to consider the effect of strike breaking on marriage prospects. The text argues against pressuring workers and questions the fairness of insisting on longer hours for lower pay, suggesting strike breakers harm their own partners and families.
It Signifies Unity Of Purpose In The Lumber Union
A fragmented note argues that union means unity of aim and that greater efforts by workers toward a set end yield better factory results. The language suggests industrial cooperation as a path to improved productivity and solidarity among labor and management.
Labor and Politics Split Republicans in Gompers Speech
A Lew Maven Union editorial from Connecticut urges labor groups to back candidates opposing Republican congressmen who balked at labor legislation. Gompers praises Speaker Cannon while predicting labor unity could elect many northern congressmen and block corporate interests.
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United Stas
Lew Maven
Connecticut
Gompers
Cannon
New York
Joe
Canton
Something to Remember for Labor Buyers and Employers
A compact note urges employers to consider labor as workers they hire when purchasing goods. It argues that buying non union items shifts employment to non union labor, including hatters printers and garment workers. The piece promotes the Labor Argus subscription at a dollar in advance.
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McClure
Emigration Call Prompts Labor Rule Debate
The Citizens Alliance agents operate in Austria and Europe recruiting men to rebuild San Francisco promising transport and jobs. The emigration officers focus attention on the matter as labor rules are reshaped. The Chicago Federation of Labor adopts a rule denying seats to supporters of a four month period.
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Citicns Alliance J
Austria
San Francisco
Ofiars
Order of Publication in Kanawha County
In Kanawha County Circuit Court the case of Wat, VaRrGINIa, Wat VaRrGINIa v Macuin Teeny proceeds. The plaintiff seeks relief regarding bonds of trust testimony and the non resident defendant Wyis Hay must appear within one month after publication. The clerk notes the motion and affidavit filed and issues the order for publication.
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Kanawha
Aneust
Saintiit
Macuin
Suimsair
FE Robertson
Notice to Take Depositions in Turley Case
On September 1, 1906 between 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. at Everett I. Reheitsoi law office in Charleston Kanawha WV, deposition of Maggie Turley and others will be taken for use in chancery suit in Kanawha Circuit Court where William Turley is plaintiff and Maggie Turley is defendant. If not completed on that day, deposition will continue daily at the same time until finished. Everett E. Robertson, Trustee.
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Maggie Forley
O'Elock
Lock
Everett I. Reheitsoi
Charleston
Kanawha County
West Virginia
Kanawha
West Sarginia
Willian Turley
Maggie Turley
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Felder
Turley
American Clothiers
Union Made
Capitol Street
W. J. Wilton
Jacob
Charleston, W. VA
Moore’s Pharmacy
Lovell and Clendennin Sts
U RY Pestonea
the Peoples’ Store
Isseatzes
Kanawha St
Cor
Alderson
J. L. Wertheim
Capitol and
Star Streets
W. Beckenstein Montgomery
Soler
Burake
Asever
Plamty. Ors
Electricians
John Nugent
Ch. FM
Staunton
O. R. Shepherd
John Miners
J. ©. Massey
D. Mayer
Labor Argus
Chicago
Statio
KaNxawina
Everett E, Robertson
R. Forsyth
Jarett-Hekoe Shoe Co
G. DD. Poindenter & O., Prove
Charleston National Bank
W. VA
NITES
Fables
OR. E. A. Botkin
Brulfondt Bldg
Capitol St
GIN Blossom Brigade
Grove
Milk Pines Cemetery
Jeffries Sliog Stort Cor
Kamiwhit
Mosh
Saratnebend
Gus Schnurman
Carthains
the Prindle Furniture Co
Huntington
4Th Ave
West Va
Dortsmouth
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