Anat to Beat Somebody Train People Toll and Plan
An amalgam of verses and a dense clippings section discuss labor unrest in Fall River and Wyoming coal regions. The cotton mill shutdown threatens 20,000 workers, with $111,000 weekly wages lost and a $444,000 monthly impact, while unions may aid unemployed workers during the stoppage. Articles by Frank J. Sunderman and notes from the Black Diamond weekly market report highlight strikes’ impact on production and supply, and broader labor dynamics in the era.
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Fat River
Mana
New York Herald
Wist
Fall River
MC. D. Borden
New York
I River
Borden
Union man forces Capitol labor row in Montana
Lawrence H. Fitzgerald of the Journeymen Stonecutters' Assoc lights a reform campaign after the governor and contractors fired union workers at Helena for the state capitol project. Fitzgerald vows action and wins a settlement restoring union labor to the job.
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Lawrence H. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Journeymen Stonecutters’ Association
Western States
British Columbia
Helena
Mont
Gov. Smith
Montana
Gav. Smith
Mr. Fitzgerald
Growth of Untontam Labor Movement and Related Facts
The article surveys rising unionization with 1.6 million expected by 1901, led by the American Federation of Labor. Knights of Labor, independent unions, and railway bodies are noted. It lists membership figures for four independent groups, reports on Paris laundry drying balloons, a plan by the Kansas City Produce Exchange to sell eggs by weight, and rail mileage gains in England. Industrial death and injury figures for 1899 in New York and the US war with Spain are cited, framing labor risks in industrial society.
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American Federation of Labor
Knights of Labor
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Order of Railway
Federation
Brotherhood Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood Railway Conductors
Brotherhood Railway
Paris
Kansas City Produce Exchange
Great Northern
Iabor
New Hampshire
Worcester
United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company
Cincinnati
New York State
Spain
United States
Mina Lawton a noted stage actress of Louisville
Eugenie Thais Lawson born in Louisville in 1800 began on stage at the Masonic Temple on May 19 1899. She appeared at Macauleys Theater in her testimonial benefit playing scenes from The Lady of Lyons and Romeo and Juliet and later portrayed Lady Macbeth. She has engagements with Liebler & Co and will appear in Lost River at Fourteenth Street Theater New York early next season.
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Eugenie Thais Lawson Wes
Louisville
Masonic Temple
Macauley
Macbeth
Liebler & Co
Kent
Adven
Rugenie Thais Laws
Turess
Joseph Arthur
Lost River
Fourteenth Street Theater
New York
Mina Lawton
Green ceiling designs for Hammerstein theater flop
The Republic theater ceiling decor experiments cost Oscar Hammerstein money and yielded a yellowish face hue from reflected lighting. He abandoned olive green and gold borders after a dancer audience observed the odd effect and a demand for a brighter system arose.
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Gi Colling
Oscar Hammerstein
The
Republic
Hammerstein
Notion of a Quiet Holiday by Sarah Bernhardt
A drifting newspaper paragraph quotes Sarah Bernhardt proposing a holiday plan: retire to a quiet room, rest and read by day, dine in slippers and dressing gown, then return to bed when convenient. The idea is noted as perhaps excessive for some constitutions.
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Henee
Saratoga
Mme Bernhardt
Sarah Bernhardt
Mme. Bernhardt
Alles Nielsen's Tour Sets Christmas Pause on Pacific Coast
Opera company led by Miss Nielsen plans next season on the Pacific coast for Christmas and New Year. She first found success in California and will visit her old home professionally for the first time since rising to stardom.
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Alles Nielsen
Allee Nielsen Opera Company
Pacific Coast
Miss Nielsen
California
Cleveland soprano Rita Blandi rises to Met Opera hope
Rita Blandi, a Cleveland native, won distinction in Wagnerian roles with Carl Roma and other opera companies in Europe. She is slated to star as Santuzza in Cavalleria Rusticana before Queen Victoria, then return to New York to lead dramatic soprano duties at the Metropolitan Opera Company. She takes pride in being an American girl.
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Rita Blandi
Cleveland
Ohio
Europe
Carl Rona
Santuza
New York
Metropolitan Opera Company
Montana grazing decision in Monroe against Cannon
The state Supreme Court preserves damages for grass eaten by cattle on unfenced land. Monroe sued Cannon for 600 in Lewis and Clark county alleging Cannon fed his sheep on Monroe’s unenclosed property. The court rejects a strict fencing requirement for protection, noting trespass differs when cattle are controlled by a herdsman.
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Montana
Tve
State Supreme Court
Monroe
Canbon
District Court of
Lewis and Clarke County
Cannon
Supreme Court
American Horses in Switzerland
Consul Gifford reports Basel sees rising American saddle and driving horse imports. A shipment of seventy two draft horses has arrived, priced around 1 400 francs each, selling well as domestic supply tightens. Demand abroad, including South Africa, may limit future exports to Europe.
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Switzerland
Gifford
Basel
Department of State
South Africa
Europe
Warning Against Brand Swindle Reported by Ohio Station
The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station warns Marion County farmers of a company claiming to work for the station and selling fruit trees. The director, Ch. S. Thorne, declares no fruit trees are sold and those misrepresenting the station should be arrested. Rainfall has renewed pasturage on the Wyoming ranges with healthier sheep and a heavier, finer wool clip than usual.
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Brand
Ohio Experiment Station
Marion County
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Chas
Thorne
Woming
Harness care method from pioneer orchardist appears effective
O W Tarleton of Bon Jove details a leather harness restoration recipe using a soap and water emulsion with kerosene oil. The process soaks the harness, brushes to remove dirt, dries slightly, then applies a blend of oil and kerosene with lamp oil for flexibility and color. Repeated treatment preserves pliability and prolongs life.
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Kersene Reatston
Marares
California
Harnend
O. W. Tarleton
Bon Jove
Poultry Care And Cleanliness On The Farm
Advice on keeping fowls healthy with ample yard space and clean housing. Warns against free access to corn, overfeeding, and dirty premises. Critiques use of kerosene and carbenic acid in greasing hens. promotes gentle care for chicks.
Feeding hogs for best profit and meat quality
The article argues hogs should be fed a mix of grain and roughage, with less reliance on crib or mill feed. Young hogs need bone and muscle builders, while nearing slaughter they require fat-forming foods. A gradual shift from nitrogenous to carbonaceous feeds is advised, and proper bone and muscle are essential for heavy fat and strong breeding stock.
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Nore
South Dakota Crops Show Clover and Timothy Promise
South Dakota rejoices in the proofs that this season has afforded good crops of clover and timothy. After land in cultivation a few years it appears well adapted. Also a note on the human skin perforated with 1,000 holes in a square inch.
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South Dakota
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Grit
Monson
Wyoming
Valisy
Beluga
Black Diamond
Maryland
Georges Creek
Old Kentucky
Crear Kan
Indiana
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