Philadelphia Strike Ends After Wages Set At Twenty Two Cents
A Philadelphia strike by Philadelphia Rapid Transit workers ends after an agreement to pay 22 cents per hour with a ten hour day. State Senator James P. McNichol and Republican leaders helped broker the deal following protests and the removal of 460 strikebreakers. Union delegates ratified the pact, though some barns voted to reject.
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McNichol
Republican Party
Phindelpha
Co. D. Pratt
Amalgamated Associaton of Street Railway
New York
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James P. McNichol
Traction
Pratt
Jd Transit Company
Walst
Elkhart River Threatens Dykes and Towns in Indiana
In Goshen Indiana the Elkhart River rose to flood levels prompting patrols of dykes and prompting closure of a water plant and several factories. The town fears overflow and disruption to operations as the river rises rapidly.
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Goshen
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Wiklurt
Scott's Emulsion Powers the Blood and Body
The advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a pure source of nourishment and energy, claiming its power lies in transforming weak blood into rich blood. It links the product to revitalized vital tissues and overall vitality, likening its effect to fire turning water to steam.
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Ohio Headlines From June 6 1906 Local News Briefs
Ohio city briefs report a June 17 dirigible flight planned by Stevens, pardons granted to Dunselldorf and Ritchie, discovery of wagonloads of stolen goods in Columbus, Italian consul interest in a jail incident, Toledo to draft stray dog control, judge demands prosecutor records, Westerville professor mocked in effigy, fraud allegations about voter registration, and France protests American tariffs on goods.
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Dayton
le Leo
Promiere
Colmbus
Columbua Belle
Christopher Stevens
Feschons
Goode
Merchante Ae
Uto
Toledo
Health Department
Columbus
Kinnead
Urbery
R. Branley Rhonde
Webber
Pouniel
Marshall
Nelson A. Cannon
Cleveland
Witneas Axeinet Rhoedé
Muntzel
Thaw to Remain in Matteawan Asylum on Appeal
Brooklyn appellate court orders Harry K Thaw to stay at Matteawan Asylum for the criminal insane. Six indictments filed against Fran Wood, former teller at the West Virginia bank in Clarksburg, for embezzlement. Albert Patrick, serving a Sing Sing sentence for murder, denied bail in writ of habeas corpus. Four were injured in a Philadelphia auto collision. William Darragh, New York chauf feur who killed a boy, was driving his employer’s car at high speed.
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Harry K. Thaw
Matteawain
N. C
Fran
Philadelphia
Wiliam Darragh
New York
Postponed Action Delays Pulliam Return to Pro League
The Cincinnati baseball board delayed a decision on Harry C. Pulliam’s return from leave and postponed the protested April 28 Clotham game. Acting President John Meydier announced the matter would be revisited at a later date, with emphasis on continuing league actions.
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Heigg
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Midpigha
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Harry C. Pulliam
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John Meydier
le Pilteburg
Thriller Mite Isabel Garwood to Wed Italian Count
Isabel Garwood of New York faced a scandal as she prepared to wed Count Bettino di Motta Padua in New York. An Austrian cleric’s past and alleged prior unions surfaced amid state department inquiries led by Garwood’s sister Mina Frances. The wedding license stood ready when Austria thwarted the match, alleging secrets and settlements with the count.
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Washington
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New York
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Atate de Harment
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Mina Frances Garwood
Wats
Halla Pobleman
Miss Garwood
Bettino di Mote
Padua
Austria
Die Wisterdndaw
Mixa
Milan Garwood
Abe Cogerde
Feud violence rattles Jackson as town shot up
In Jackson Kentucky during June a feud marked by gunfire erupted after a conflict involving A B Johnson and Jake Noble. Officers protected the Breathitt circuit court as deputies and local men clashed, with Noble briefly subdued after a struggle.
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Breathitt
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Women Who Wear Well and the Hidden Health Risk
An article discusses changes in women after marriage and motherhood, blaming ignorance and neglect for pelvic drains and weakness. It warns that debri-forming drags and improper care rob the figure and vitality, urging attention to female health and well being.
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Agate Lelan
Railroad walkouts hit several towns over wage talks
The text reports widespread labor unrest as workers at multiple shops protest wage and working conditions. Railroads admit some shortages with strikes spreading to Philadelphia Newark and Parkersburg while vacancies rise and crews walk out in several locations. The piece notes figures from company records showing partial plant shutdowns and protests continuing into June.
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Haltimore & Oia
Mount Clytre
Unita City
Philadelphia
Keyner
W. Va
Riverside
New York Trade Review Signals Recovery Amid Tariff Debate
R G Dun & Company reports improving trade conditions across industries, led by iron and steel with rising orders, expanding production, and higher prices and wages. Despite a tariff fight in Congress, business leaders anticipate recovery momentum and expect a final vote in about a month, driving cautious optimism into markets.
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Congress
Mere Lad Is Murderer Shoots Playmate in West Nashville
Edgar Serber, 10, was lured from his West Nashville home and shot on the street by Joyce McPhervon with a repeating shotgun after an alleged slight. McPherean, son of Elder Joseph McPherean, confessed aiming to kill Berber after a dispute and is held at the police station.
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Edgar Serber
Joyce
McPhervon
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Killin
No More Missions Lutharane Take a Stand Again at South America
The general synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the United States debated continuing missionary work in South America. No formal vote occurred. the issue was referred to the missions committee to consult with the women's body, which supports the work. Positive reports were received from orphanages in Loveville, Springfield, and Nachuan.
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Richmond
Lud
General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the United
Lion Hunting Tame Sport Returns Traveler Bays Roosevelt to In New York
Dr Laure Lo Beaman, returning from a hunting trip in Africa aboard the Lusitania, comments on former President Roosevelt's upcoming travels and the dangers he may face. She notes locals fear the hunt and predicts Roosevelt will be chased by beaters and exhausted before a shot is possible. The piece portrays American hunting culture and Roosevelt's perceived risks.
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Banger
New York
Laure Lo Beaman
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Seaman
English Park
Prince Bagration killed after dinner remark
A fatal duel occurred after a remark at a dinner in Tila between representatives of two princely houses. Prince Erlaton struck Prince Bagration in the face, drew a pistol, and killed him. Prince Eristom drew a long dagger during the confrontation.
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Jones
Tila
Prince Bagraton
Peter Bagration
Prince Erlaton
Prince Eristom
Prince Bagration
Fatally Wounded Cause In Northern Rally Incident
In a grim accident at a Northern rally, manager Charles Eveleth of Kan ducky is reported fatally wounded after a collision with Edward Kiley and a group of colleagues. Attorneys say Eveleth died on scene as efforts to revive him continued.
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Charles Eveleth-genecel
Kan Ducky
Edward Kiley
Eyeleth
Twich
Aldrich Defends Cotton Schedule Amid Critique
Senator Aldrich, chair of the Finance Committee, answers Sen Penrose's charges against the Dingley tariff and the cotton schedule. He argues amendments affect a small portion of the schedule, reviews tariff history, cites $50,000,000 annual refunds, and notes the need to correct misperceptions while condemning underpaying attorneys in government cases.
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LaFollette
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Aldrich
Financs
United States
Mr. Aldrich
Donns Kidney Pills Praised By Marion Resident
M Reed of 103 Holmes Street Marion Ohio reports Donn’s Kidney Pills from Gon Pharmacy relieved backache and morning stiffness after an acute attack. One box stopped the pain with no recurrence during the period of use and the customer notes complete relief, with price and distributors listed.
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Supreme Court Next Friday Set for Thatcher Case
Proceedings in the disbarment and campaign finance matter against Toledo lawyer Thatcher continue with testimony and eight hour argument planned for next Friday morning in Columbus. Judge Morris and Judge Kowler named in campaign circules were questioned. McCannon noted a salary bill for Morris was passed last session and denied collusion. Train schedules and service details for various lines are listed after the court items.
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Judge Morris
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McCannon
Balloon races spark the International Contest start
Indianapolis June 5 The aviation field at the Speedway buzzed as balloon entrants prepared for today’s international contest. Gunfire and high power devices caused delays and raised safety fears before the national race planned for 4 40 p m with Indiana’s event starting an hour earlier. Gary Gaby Alive Richmond Ky June 6 A newborn colored child buried alive was found under earth nearly a foot deep after a strange noise drew attention. Infant retained breath and was turned to Deputy Sheriff Johnson for further investigation into the guilty parties. Miners Ordered to Work Wheeling W Va June 8 A wage dispute at Black Diamond Coal mines near Belthine C Ohio United Mine Workers head ordered halt to outside work. strike ended as President Green brokered return to work.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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Ohio United Mine Workers
Busy buying wheat in Texas farming belt
Report from Denton to the north Texas wheat belt shows Uris season wheat contracted at 1.95 dollars and up. Farmers secure advances against future market changes as threshing time nears. Milling firms flood the crop, many fields near Denton begin threshing today.
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Corsicans in Distress and Other Late News
Corsica faces widespread shortages as supplies and rail access dwindle on Bastia island amid wartime disruptions. In St Louis a woman named Katherine Teal is found murdered at home, suspected killed for money. Dr Hilldane Cluminwon, held in a murder case, is remanded to county jail for evaluation after a deterioration in health.
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Corsica
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St. Louie
Katherine Teal
Pha
Weekend and Holiday Excursions Across the Midwest and Beyond
A listing of various travel and excursion options from Hocking Valley Bulletin including weekly trips to Columbus Detroit Pomeroy Jankson Toledo and Intermediste points with seasonal coastal and coast to west coast tours. Dates include June 14 18 July and multiple July offerings plus associations and encampments organizing travel to Cedar Point New York Denver and the Pacific coast with details available from L J Nebergast Marion Ohio.
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Jank+ son
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John
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