Down, Down, Down Frick Announces New Schedule at Homestead
The Carnegie Steel Homestead Works wage plan reduced pay for skilled workers while unskilled labor remains less affected. Frick cites changed production methods and facilities as justification. Reporters note the adjustment aims to equalize rates, with overall profits in the iron and steel industry at a historic low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrpwend
Carnegie Steel Company
Fruit and Steelrade
H.C Perek
Offies
Str. Frick
Geemslon
Frick
Benaillacw
Mao
Hawaiians Like Whisky In Waves Of Rumors And Rye
A garbled slice notes Hawaiian interest in rye whisky and bourbon, mentioning proximity to the Maustlem river and a Macau brewery. It claims parcels of whisky, gin, and tobacco on the Sandwich Islands, with barrels described as containing thirty six gallons. The piece hints at liquor issues after an ocean voyage and continental accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isansto
Teland Fur
Mautlem
Lomling
Newfound and's Bad Flux and the One Million Grant
The Times reports debate over granting a million dollars to a volunteer group as cruel kindness and unwise without full inquiry. A separate dispatch from Washington notes Idaho land payments to Neoperces misimus to resolve interior department issues. Two special agents will compile a roll of eligible claimants. about 100 Indians will each receive roughly $360.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowther
Dex M
Volony
Idaho
Interior Department
Guardian report cites guardian intrigue and alleged thefts
The narrative centers on Themas A. Williams Jr. accusing Porter Ashe of guardianship abuses connected to Mrs. Sarah Althermill Terry widow of Judge David Terry. Allegations include theft of documents and a gold watch, misappropriated valuables, and claims of Ashe posing as a millionaire. Williams says more will emerge as investigations proceed and vows to pursue the case in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guardian
Unit One
Sax Peanepeu
Porter Ashe
San Quentin
Themas A. Williams Jr
Sarai Altiea Torry
Remutie Carder
Ber
Permanéht
Goardias
Dex 'Bén
Ashe
Terry
William
Freenu
Williams
Tramp Town Civic Parody Emerges Near Mobile
A jiggle of text describes a banished tramp village near Mobile within Hay City Lumber Co area. It notes about one hundred vagrants living from raw mill water, making crude homes, scavenging chickens from nearby farms, and some taking odd jobs while seeking permanent citizenship. A mock mayoral election features John Dobbins and James Chester as rival candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa
Randa
Learber Co
Mobile
Tle
Elieitle
John Dobbins
Chester
Pennsylvania
Brilliant Thought Sparks Boycott Across Alabama Press
A controversial suggestion circulated by the Tulladega News Reporter urges newspapers to boycott Henben F. Koll and his political associates to spare circulation. The boycott aims to suppress coverage and reduce visibility of Koll’s reform platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falttore
Maosruo Merny
Ala
Den
Tulladega
Ala- Wie
Henben F. Koll
Mrs Astor Esteemed in War of Affection
The Pall Mall Gazette reports the late era William Waldorf Astor’s influence extends to his relatives with affection amid public and private life. It notes she hosted staff at Cliveden and remained a beloved figure at her New York home and across American society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pall Mail
Pall Mall Gazette
William Waldorf Astor
Comenon
Cliveden
New York
Rough Roads Kill Him as Accident Inrieroate Case
A fragmented local page reports fatal injuries from a road accident linked to an insurance dispute over a death claim. The text mentions peritonitis from injuries and contested policy payment, with references to a Mr M Rees and a US mutual accident company, plus a murdered Italian named Charles Rucho attacked by three tramps on a Lake Shore railroad line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee Cahtested Carr
Cmitseo
Hattir Eo
Jateatei
Einen
M. Rees
Proniiu
Tiquur Desler
Leaulsville
Feoua
Die Insurenc
Charles Rucho
Ashtsbula
Youngetown
Hocho
Murder Case Feels Grim for Nevels As Bailey Is Questioned
Facts emerge from the Topeka inquiry suggesting Nevels is implicated while Bailey’s guilt remains doubtful. A letter from Houston and other circumstantial clues tie Nevels to the crime scene near Mrs Matson and her husband is questioned, with Sheriff associates contending a strong link to the murder. Nevels faces jail as investigators weigh two possible suspects and chase more proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri
Burdge
A. D. Mataun
State Focusan
Sherida Burdge
Anattanodge
Tenn
Jam
Nels Bailey
Areafler
Ima Bailey
Tan Nevele
Es-Sherif
John M. Wilkerson
Budge
Bailey
Nevels
Wilkerson
Houston
Texas
Tesne
Winftelt
Thaye
Winfield
Chifanee
Mra. Amateuo
Matson
Fifteenth
Monroe
Oes Exley
Tes Jornal
North Topeka
Mra
A. J. Proudfit
J. Lee Knight
Parkhuest Bronze Portrait of Dr Charles H Parkhuest
New Yorkers sculpt Ralph Barnett Goddard has created a bronze bas relief of Rev. Dr Charles H Parkhuest. The exhibit sits at Mrs J Frederick Franklin studio 70 Fifth Avenue with forty copies planned for church members and supporters. Subscribers include John Crosby Brown William E Dodge Hiram Hitchcock Dr Willard Willard Osborn James M. Platt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis
New York
Charles H. Parkhuest
Ralph Barnett Goddard
Second Street
Cara
Mra J
John Crosby Beown
Wm. E Dodge
Hiram Hitchcock
Willard Pase ObBaries Ho Irask
James M. Plate
Hogg Seeks Texan for Standard Oil Man in Florida
Governor Mitchell received a requisition from Texas Governor Hogg for Henry M. Plagier of St Augustine a Standard Oil magnate and associate indicted in Texas for violating anti trust laws Mitchell has not indicated a probable course Also note Sir Charlie Tepper’s improved mobility after an attack and a reported lost black velvet hand key with a pocketbook containing a $5 bill and small change left at 612 James Avenue for reward discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Standard Oil
Jacksonvirle
Fla
Mitchell
Iullalusses
Hogg
Texas
Henry M. Plagier
St Augustine
Atasa
Annes Avenue
Wrong Doers Threaten Witnesses Over Lexow Committee Money
New Yorkers face terror from extortioners linked to the Lexow committee. Victims paid for travel costs and bribes to avoid testifying, with threats to expose or bring them to court. Lawyers and others in the criminal courts report being pillaged, as witnesses are offered money or coerced to stay silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kate Shubert
Tiurew
John W. Goff
Lexow Committee
Wooden
Sce
Decision Against Edison Upsets Phonograph Makers
A District of Columbia court ruled for the American Graphophone Company in its suit against the Columbia Phonograph Company and Edison interests. The decree grants an injunction and orders an accounting, with related actions pending in New Jersey New York Ohio Massachusetts Illinois and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waenisate
District of Columbia
American Graphophote Company
Romibally Ageainst
Columbia Phonograph
Netwash Homes A. Edison
Edison Hothograph Works
American Graphophone Company
Edison
Colwmbie Phonograph Company
American Graphophons Company
New Jersey
Ew York
Ohio
Masachusetts
Mlinois
Kansas
Just Above Starvation Says Miners Need Aid Movement
Miners in Maseillon Ohio, December, near starvation, face grim conditions. John McBride calls for government action to cancel production fines and cap fortunes, urging acceptance of limited gains until a successful movement opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maseillon
Ohio
John McBride
New Colorado Road From Pueblo To Trinidad Soon
Daxven Colorado December 24 Receiver Trumbull announces plans to build a railroad from Pueblo to Trinidad to fill a Gulf system gap. Ninety two miles, estimated cost one million dollars. First installment funding arranged for quick access. Damaged text notes produce commission house mortgage of six dollars and large Kansas Nebraska farmer business.
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Pueblo
Trinidad
Daxven
Col
Trumbull
Dexven
F. Henningson
Produce Commission House
Konfmas & Murray
Kansas
Nebraska
Miss Pollard Hissing Theatrical Manager Seeks Her New York
New York dec 24 mis Pollard of din suit Carte by wil manager mc anderson of foe fam theatre cincinuti has been in new york since wednesday trying to lure her from harlem to the river for the wounus who broke political power of w p breckinridge and anderson vows to pay her a weekly salary if she signs his contract hoping she will draw popular price houses and boost his theatre's standing despite her recent life changes and elusiveness
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Hae
New York
Masdeline Pollach
Wil
MC Anderson
Foe
Fam Theatre
Cincinguti Bee
Harlem
Huttery
W. P. Breckinridge
Mise Potlard
Bill Hors
Anderson
Powers
Guruiner
Mise Patlart
Senpranaeha
Mise Pollard
Col Breckinridge
Mires Pollarit
Mist Myliard
Cincinmat
Mc Kanes Child Prays at Sing Sing Service
A report from Coney Island notes ex-convict John VY McKane in Sing Sing praying at a religious service led by the Ponday school superintendent. A tiny girl, Fannie Meinne, recited a toddler prayer in church as attendees observed. Also mentioned: Two American delegates named Coxerantinotee and Bey appointed to a commission, with unsettled questions about their proper accommodation and travel during winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevor
Sheepshead Lay
John VY. McKane
Coney Island
Ponday
Fannie Meinnne
Turkey
Delognte
Coxerantinotee
Chekit Bey
Court of Cossatioun
Djdlaledidla Bey
Court of Appeal
Tiie
Ull
Mountels
Mexico organizes large Guerrero volunteer force for war
Advices from Puebla state report a large volunteer army formed in Guerrero for service. A war with Guatemala is declared by Mexico. Acapulco authority prepares quick water transportation for troops, enabling rapid mobilization if needed.
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Mexico
Dee 24 Advicoe
Pueble
Guerrero
Guatemala
Acapulco
Armula
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George Knight
Knight
K Oktors
Orest
God Abe Finnse
Mra A. LD. Alatson
Albert Matson
Lee
Albert Mateos
Wits Almeda D. Mats
Pourtepotl Streets
Throop
Topeke
Kas
Frank Nevely
Goon & Men
Bit
Dnd Mc McNary
Journal
Parkhtuest
Chas. Tepper
Lonpos
Charlie Tepper
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Colorado Road
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MC Kane
Rigby's
Kansas Ave
Rigby’s
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