Woodworkers' Union Org confirms 97 members in Topeka
Local Lodge 213 of the Amalgamated Woodworkers International union was formed in Topeka with 97 organizing members led by Charles S. Ceilley. The group seeks 23 to 24 cent per hour wages, 10 hour days, and broader labor unity as several city unions pledge support and future lodge inaugurations follow.
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Amalgamated Woodworkers’ International Union
Charles S.celles
American Federation of Lahor
Topeka
Santa Fe
Trades Assembly Hall
Kan- Say Avenue
Tursdex
Evenins
Atr. Ceilley
Kansas City
Gant
Own Na
Hert Jones
Carpenters’ Union
Hiro
Jones
Willits Hind
Laverance
Smith Fedder
Union Lahar
Ciweker Tte
Lator
Lawrence
Gener
Toneka
Arthur May
Godfrey Dahlman
F. M. Foward
J. H. Runan
Charles 0. Pierson
Walter Copeland
William Bartel
Frank Bond
Wanten
RK. Peck
TH. Barnes
Retail Clerks' Union
Mike
Cellley
To-peka
Organization of Labor
Peter Power Located in Montreal Key to Northern Pacific Suit
New York reports Peter Power, the key plaintiff in a contempt case against the Northern Pacific railway, has been found in Montreal under the alias P. Blake. Attorney George Alfred Lamb plans to fetch Power, sending funds and a medical escort, while citing Weidenfeld broker records and a prior plan to test the company’s legality during the Minnesota suit era.
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New York
Peter Power
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Montreal
Queen's Byte
P. Blake
George Alfred Lamb
Lamb
Power
Camille Weidenfeld
No. 45
Wall Street
Weidenfeld & Co
Northern Parish
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Weidenfeld
Northern Pacific
Minnesota
Northern Securities Company
Ger van Sant
Judge Lancaster
Voopers
Santa Fe May Buy Oceanic Steamships as Pacific Link
Rumors claim Santa Fe Railroad aims to acquire the Oceanic steamship line from Spreckels to extend its Pacific network. If true, Santa Fe would gain eastern terminus reach to San Francisco and target traffic to Hawaii, Australia, China, Japan, the Philippines, and the Northwest coast. The move would press other rail systems into ocean carrying fields.
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Chearo Caropkie
Oceanic Company
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Connilian Pacific
Cromwell Ine
New York
Ulf
Southern
Pacifle
Pacific Coast
Oceanie Steamship Line
San Francisco
Hawaiian Islands
Australia
Spreckels
Sante Fe
Wis Lines
Japan
Asia
Santa Fe
Philippines
Hawaii
Santa Fe starts work on extension to cotton fields
In Texas the Gulf Beaumont and Great Northern spur expands Santa Fe lines from San Augustine to Center in San Augustine and Shelby counties. The 20 mile project costs about 350000 dollars and aims to haul Easter cotton and lumber while extending toward a northern Texas terminus. Colony Contracting fills gap from San Augustine southward as project proceeds.
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Texas
Santa Fe
Cotton
Santa Fenas
Gulf, Beaumont & Great Northern
Santa Fe Se
San Augustine
Shelby County
Colony Contracting Company
Xap
San Austustine
Beaumont
Houston
West Texas
Southwest
Rock Island Sur veys Chicago Aug 18 partial confirmation
Partial confirmation of Rock Island expansion plans from Morris County to St Louis. Surveying parties take levels for about 200 miles of line. Note lists railroad staff, agents for Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific, and shop life in Topeka with several workers reassigned, travel, and vacancy notices.
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Rock Island
Washington Park
ES hEty
Santa Fs
St Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Morris
Gmundy County
St. Louis
M. A. Petterson
Senator Burton Heads Hawaii Crown Lands Inquiry
San Francisco report states United States Senator J R Burton of Kansas arrived to chair a Senate sub committee assigned to review crown land claims in Hawaii. He plans to sail to Honolulu on the next steamer and spend four to five weeks with Senators Mitchell of Oregon and Foster of Washington examining island affairs and the crown land question.
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San Francisco
United States
J. R Burton
Kansas
Senate
Haweii
Congress
Honolulu
Burton
Hawaii
Mitchell
Oregon
Foster
Washington
Russian government bonds listed with Morgan backing
Application has been filed with the stock exchange to list 2,810,000 roubles 4 per cent certificates of rente of the imperial Russian government. J. P. Morgan & Co. support the issue, and it is expected the listing will be granted.
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New York
The
Stock Exchange
J. P. Morgan & Co
Surgical Operations and a Woman’s Recovery Testimonial
Mrs Puxenam recounts two years of illness from travel fatigue and damp beds. A physician advised complete rest, but after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanitary Wash she regained vitality. Within three months she was cured and has remained healthy, never missing a meal or engagement. Her testimonial endorses the product as wonderful and trustworthy.
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Dean
G. Bruce
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tiana
Lansing
Mich
Melon and cantaloupe serving ideas and selection tips
A guide to choosing ripe melons and serving ideas for summer fruit. It covers watermelons cantaloupes and musk melons with methods for cutting chilling and presenting them as desserts beverages and cold treats. Tips include detecting ripeness by rind blisters color and aroma and methods like watermelon ice and spiced claret melon servings.
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Bartary
Cantaloupe a la Buc and canned peas tips
Instructions for cantaloupe dessert and canned peas preservation. Cantaloupe method includes chilling melons, preparing puree, freezing slowly, and serving in glasses with fruit garnish. The peas section warns against preservatives and outlines a home canning process with sterilized jars and a hot-water bath for four hours.
Toasted Wheat and Chocolate Stain Remedies in Plain Talk
Fragments discuss cooling buttered wheat and storage, plus a long, faded note on removing chocolate stains from tablecloths. Advice mentions hot water, cloth placement, dissolving agents, and a home preparation with baking soda and chloride of lime, urging care with fresh stains.
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Mra
Tabie Wien
Wien
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