Labor congress debates rights, calls special session
At the St Louis labor congress, 88 delegates from groups including United Mine Workers, Social Democracy, AFL, Stonemasons, Painters, Track Forman, and others met to set resolutions. Mahon urged congress on rights, urging court power or a special session, while Debs’ Social Democracy figure Lloyd and others listened amid clashes over plan and action.
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Labor Congress
Committee On
United Mine Workers of America
The
Social Democracy
American Fedperation of Labor
Stonematers’ Internetional Union
Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators
Brotherhood of Bottle Browers
Building Trades Council of St. Louis
the Patriots of America
Brotherhood of Track Forman
Stephens
Philadelphia
Mahon
Detroit
Mr. Mahon
W. Pearce
W. A. Mahon
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Deba
G. C. Clemens
Topeka
James R. Soverden
Fiatchfom
Congress
West
Bir
Ratchford
United States
Hatchford
Patrick O'Neill
Rich Hill
Bro
Sovereign
Air. Mabon
Tok & Ming
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Hanna
Atlanta
Pat Reilly
Iners
Masonic Hall
Seasion
Eugene V. Debs
James R. Soveresen
Knights of Labor
Br. Tratchford
National Mine Workers’ Union
G. ©. Clemens
Kan
W. D. Mahon
Biteetall
Men's Association
John V. Lloyd
Hi 5
Deb
Social Socracy
Frank Stevens
Delaware Sin Tax Eee Grandee NW Sovereign
Conference Hearings on Free Speech and Labor Rights
Speakers debated civil liberties as a path to labor reform. Eugene V Debs was expected to attend but could not. Chicagoan John F. Kelly stood in. The session deemed an injunction a blow to freedom and a pledge to halt industry until demands are met, with Frank Stevens backing single tax and others like W. Mac Clemens, Owen Miter, and M. D. Ratchford contributing comments.
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America
Eugece V. Debs
John F. Kelly
Social Democracy
M. D. Ratchford
Crowned head dentist Dr Thomas Evans returns to New York
Dr Thomas W Evans famed American dentist who served European royalty for decades arrived in New York from Havre aboard the La Champagne with his wife’s body. He will inter his wife at Woodland Cemetery Philadelphia. Services for Mrs Evans to be held at St Marys Church Philadelphia.
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Mus Tope
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St. Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church
Ten Thousand Dollar Check Found in Brooklyn Gutter
An office boy at 147 Fifth Avenue Brooklyn found a $10,000 check payable to L. W. Minford broker 104 Wall Street in the gutter at Vail and Nassau streets yesterday morning. Minford’s office was alerted and the boy delivered the check. Minford paid a $5 reward after learning the owner’s address.
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Court Street
Arions At Yellowstone Tour From New York Society Party
The Arton Society of New York travels to Yellowstone Park for a transcontinental train journey with 124 members, mainly women, stopping at St Paul and Chicago on the way home. They sail the lake on Commodore Waters’ steamer Zeish and hold hotel concerts, with notable attendees including Dr. B E Baruch, Judge J P Schichmann, and Mrs. Windolph.
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Arton Society of New York
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St. Paul
Chicago
Commodore Waters
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BE. Baruch
J. P Schichmann
J.P Windolph
Windolph
Married Vanderbilts Headed to Colorado Springs
Two prominent New York men linked by marriage to William K. Vanderbilt are en route to Colorado Springs with their families. They have recently resided in Gotham and are stopping at the Antlers hotel, inviting visitors to write for a Colorado Summer copy while offering reduced travel rates.
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Colorado Springs
Twombly
Wm. K. Vanderbilt
Gotham
Northwest
Antlers
Evangelist Fay Mills Said Near Unitarian Admission
May become a Unitarian. Prominent Unitarians invite evangelist B Fay Mills to start a Unitarian church in Boston. Mills, a leading revivalist and Albany Presbytery member, is 40, native of Rahway New Jersey, son of Rev Dr Thornton Alley. His life story includes a San Francisco turning point after reading a Bible.
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B. Fay Mills
Albany
Boston
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D. Ly Moody
United States
Rahway
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Thornton Alis
Hamilton College
San Francisco
Rena
Sedalla Fair To Be Held By Colored People In Sedalia
Sedalla Missouri and Pettis County residents plan a fair at Association Park September 23 to 25 featuring exhibits by Negro participants. The event emphasizes farm garden and orchard products with premiums, daily racing, and special attractions. It aims to be central Missouri’s first colored fair with a permanent organization for annual exhibitions.
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Sedalia
Bettis County
Association Park
Pettis County
Missouri
Remarkable Cure of Chronic Diarrhoea in a Soldier
Veteran Henry Steinberger writes from town Pennsylvania that after trying many medicines he was cured by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He praises the 60 cent bottle and urges fellow veterans to try it, noting doctors and other medicines failed. Sold by all druggists. Also brief notices about Pullman sleepers to Pueblo Colorado Springs and Denver.
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Tensor
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Miles
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Elkhart, Ind
Dr Edw E Hale Praise from Leading Physicians
Edward Everett Hale writes that leading physicians and personal friends have used it with noticeable success in insomnia and nervous diseases. Eureka Chemical & Mfg Co advertises cures with testimonials, pricing at fifty cents and one dollar per box, La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Skaguay Boom Town Opens As Trail Flood Surges
Report from Skaguay Aug. 21 describes a flood of stampeders and gear along the trail to the gold fields. Thousands arrive by ship, camps rise into a rough town, with sawmills, lighters unloading freight, and rampant speculation in land and supplies. Pricey pack rates and shifting distances mark the rush.
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Richer Than Blondiee Nuggets by the Bucketful
A letter from Georges Lemmon to his wife in South Tacoma describes a fabulously rich strike on the north fork of the McMillan river Alaska. He and a partner, guided by an Indian, claim $95,000 in three months from five stakes with a giant bucket and a bean run of nuggets. They plan to recruit more prospectors by mid October via the Chilcoot pass.
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Chilcoot Pass
Money Comes West and Treasury Sends Currency
New York Aug 2 The treasury has transferred 6100,000 in currency to Kansas City and 825,000 in silver dollars to Texas via New Orleans sub treasury Banks nationwide received orders for remittances as the treasury aims to move funds for crops and has placed supplies at several sales treasuries in New Orleans Chicago St Louis and Cincinnati The ad at end urges Minute Cough Cure for coughs colds and throat and lung troubles by G W Stansfield 632 Kansas avenue.
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Prof Ross Defends Free Silver At Stanford Shakeup
Stanford University moves Edward A. Ross from economics to social science amid controversy over his free silver stance. President Jordan denies dismissal, while Warner returns to lead economics with Durand handling administration and finance. Ross counsels academic freedom within reason and plans to contest the rank change.
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San Francisco
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Edward A. Ross
Lo — Aatee
Chicago
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Warner
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Rows
Slash at the Arbuckles as sugar trust cuts roasted coffee price
New York Aug. 31 The sugar trust through Woolson Spice cut roasted coffee by half a cent a pound. Arbuckles countered with a matching drop, leaving margins squeezed to 21 1/2 cents. The fight, tied to Havemeyer leadership, signals continued pressure as Arbuckle refineries face the trust.
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Andree May Yet Return Says Arctic Explorer Baldwin
Evelyn B Baldwin, an Arctic explorer, told a Brooklyn reporter he believes Andree will return safely from his north pole search. Baldwin just back from Europe says leading scientists share the view that upper Arctic air currents aid Andree, predicting a safe landing if descent occurs amid vast land and ice.
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Andree
New York
Evelyn B Baldwin
Brooklyn
North Pole
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Arctic
Chinese Physician Seeks Injunction Over License Issue
Don Sang a Crown Point Chinese doctor wins a temporary injunction against Indiana state medical board seeking license. Complaint argues last legislature mispages prior law, violates U S constitution and exceeds legislative power. Don Sang cites nine generations of Sang hospital graduates dating to 1407 near the emperor’s palace. Chamberlain’s Colic remedy note and Ayer’s Pills ad appear.
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Ind
Tud
Jenkins
Don Sang
Crown Point
State Medical Registration and Examination Board
Don Bang
United States
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