Resumption of work across industries boosts employment
Fully 16,000 employees returned to work as commercial activity revived. The day featured top skating at Jamaica Illinois and tragic drownings near Georgetown Kentucky. Reports include wrecks near Vinegar Bond Alabama and Rucker California with multiple deaths and injuries. National Rubber plant and Youngstown works resumed, adding thousands of jobs. sugar, iron, and tube industries also restarted. Politically, proposals on presidential terms and currency notes moved forward, while Japan denied troop recalls. A proverb notes success comes from mutual aid. wine thrives without a bush.
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Kentucky
Wilson
Pardin Cale
Vinegar Bond
Als
Kickapoo
Thomas
Havemeager
American Sugar Ko Haing Company
National Rubber Company
Mristol
H. 1
Morehhan
A. P. Boyd
Portland
Ore
Ter Hitheron
Southern Pacific
Rucker
Cal
Republic Iron and Sten Company
Youngstown Steel and Tube Company
Youngstown
Gore
Oklahoma
United States
Clay Hae
Jacob's Creek
Darr
Thas
Marine Corps
Navy
Army
Detroit
Mich
Miya Oka
Washington
Vancouver
B.C
Jaban
Tragic Theatre Fire Leaves Dozens Dead at Rhonde’s Opera House
A devastating fire during a Scottish Reformation production at Rhonde’s opera house in Rogertown, Pa An, killed 107 people and injured many more. Panic ensued as burning oil lamps exploded and exits collapsed, trapping families and tearing the crowd apart.
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Rhoad
Thone
Rhonde
Momms
Wantington
Feak
Howe
Akulla
Nevada Legislature Moves Militia Law Discussion In Session
Nevada special session convened by Governor Sparks discussed state ranger and militia controls. A joint committee was formed to review all related bills, with Odine, Campbell, Clune, Boyd and Plue on the military and Indian affairs panel, and a Texas style ranger law cited as a model likely to meet labor union opposition in the lower house.
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Caron
Nev
Nevada
Sparks
Spark
Judiciary Committee
Odile, Campbell
Clune
Boyd
Plue
Committee of Military and Indian Affairs
Oddie
Martin
Locklin
Federal Relations Committee
Browsmer
Boston
Honter
Cotsen
Senate
Corcoran Seeks Higher Fines for Corporate Misuse of Funds
Washington lawmakers debated penalties for officers and directors who violate laws on corporate money contributions. proposed amendments to raise fines and imprisonment were defeated. Corcoran of New York urged raising the fine to 16000 dollars and imprisonment to ten years, but the measure failed.
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Corcoran
Washington
Neera
House
New York
CUBANS TO GO IT ALONE IN 1909 HANDOVER PROMISE
Washington reports President promises to turn Cuba over to its people by February 1 1909 with elections set for December. The statement comes as Provisional Governor Magoon’s Cuba report is transmitted to the Senate.
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Washington
Senate
Magoon
Cuba
Congress
Blamed on the Railroad and Farcical Exchanges
A jumble of antiquated humor and clipped anecdotes notes railroad fault themes, Irish misadventures, and quips about insurance claims. It references Belasco and Shakespeare while weaving cautionary lines on duty and speech, ending with product mentions for Brown's Bronchial Troches and Winslow's soothing balm.
Nature and a Woman's Work Remedy Advertisement
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a grand remedy for women's ills. It cites historical folk medicine, praises the product's efficacy, and shares Mrs Bertha Muff's testimonial of twelve years of suffering followed by restoration of health after using the remedy and following Pinkham's advice. The piece frames the compound as superior to drugs and highlights women helping women.
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Lydia KE. Pinkham
Lydia KE
Pinkham
Bertha Muff
N.C. St. Louisiana
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Alabama Democrat Predicts Taft Beat Bryan By Tate Clash
Perry B. Gray Alabama Democratic lieutenant governor said in Columbus that Republicans only back Taft for president. He claimed the South supports Bryan for the Democratic nominee and that Tate is the lone GOP challenger who could beat him if Bryan is nominated.
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Alabama
Taid Bryan
Columbus
William M. Taft
Perry B. Gray
South
Bryan
Bold Robbery of Mall Wagon In Staryaville
A mail wagon between the Marysville post office and the Southern Pacific depot was robbed Tuesday morning in Staryaville Cal. Driver R W Harwood was beaten until insensible and the registered mail sacks cut losing over 500 dollars. Harwood reported to the police with a head wound. Police have no clues. post office detectives to investigate.
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Staryaville
Cal
United States
Marysville
Southern Pacific
R. W. Harwood
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