Mothers Plead as Children Seized by Police at Station
Dramatic scenes unfolded around the Atlanta police station as five mothers wept and clung to babies wrested from their arms. Detectives and Judge Mull refused to return the children, sending them to a religious institution while mothers face habeas corpus actions to reclaim them.
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Atlanta
Juan
Charme
Christianus
Lie Anelusie
Dingrdariy
Dyime Police
Seie Garliabis Natitutian
Shoreline
Hopkins
Aloes
Itv
Sturien
Gauilier
Sears
Geertie
Wuddery
Fannie Bicker
Myritty Kdnunmen
Harey Wart
Anois Starp
Mary Law
Pool Golden
Alein
Darin
Macon
Wt. Moyers
Babras Corps
Soren
Mimi
Polies
Juden Cmuiboun
Cotonet Moytre
Itis
Browent
Lane
Wooten
Cara
Uyes
Eiiort Street
Cora Howard
W. T. Moyers
Marion Law
Merie Law
Maron
Harry
Captain Crim
Wages Cut 30 Percent at Painter and Sons Cotton Mill
Notice served on Painter and Sons Cotton Mill workers from Jamestown area reporting a 30 percent wage reduction after the current health period, applying to all members of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers and workers across cotton to hoop and tar mills. About 1,000 men affected as the firm cites adverse tariffs and reduced demand. The dispute mirrors a prior wage cut by Hunter mills and reflects broader import impacts on cotton prices and mill profits under the Wilson tariff era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painter & Son
J. Painter & Sons
Jurceat Cittan
Amulcamater Association of Iron
Eli
Thay
Ding
Hulnter
Wilson-Germain
Demand Lower Scale Workers Warned of Plant Closures
The Amalgamated Association and Iron and Steel Sheet Manufacturers clash in Pittsburg over a proposed 10 percent wage cut. Plants may close July 2 if demand remains unmet. The dispute centers on steel wage scales, with unionists resisting concessions amid escalating tariff pressures.
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Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association of Trou
Great Rock Island Excursions And Travel Deals
Advertisement for Lake Shore and Michigan Southern service from Chicago to New York Boston and New England with summer schedules and tourist tickets to eastern resorts. Offers printed travel booklets on request and lists very low excursion fares including Colorado Springs Pueblo and Ogden from $6.50 and $22.50 to Franciese with through sleepers. Tickets on sale June 2 and 5 with return by June 12 and 30. Includes endorsements from Rev Sam Small and others and notes about Harmful croup remedies.
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Auffrilo
New York
Boston
New England
Lake Shore
Michigan
Chicago
Chauteoyun Lake
Addrees
FE. Humphrey
T. PB. A
Kansas City
C. x. Walter
Great Rock Island
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Suit Lake
Ogden
Tide in Business Rises as Growth Signals Hold
New York June 26 Bradstreet reports no step backward in health and notes continued improvement across sectors. Surge in crops and steady demand lift contracts and investments while uncertainty eases. Iron and steel, textiles, and woollens show varied gains. failures fall. cotton prices soften amid oversupply fears. Bradstreet warns against misrepresentation of the current trade picture and calls for cautious optimism.
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New York
R. G. Dun
Congress
Peron
California
Atlantic
Eset
Chicaro
Bessemer
Geey
Pittsburg
Lews
Ax Curing
Mevaba Bessemer
Fayal
Boston
West
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Rocky Mountains
Cuba
Belmonts North Babylon farm strict code sparks trade rift
New York reports on August Belmonts North Babylon estate where rigid discipline governs workers. Belmont demands respectful address with hats removed, provoking merchant conflicts after a clerk allegedly failed to show proper courtesy. The Helmonk family has run the property since 1871, using it as a country seat for years. Belmont reportedly ended business with a grocery house over a clerk who failed to show deference to him and a companion.
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August Belmont
New York
North Babylon
L. T
England
Helmonk
Belmont
Hit
Parents Watch On Shore In Lake Mendota Storm
A fierce windstorm and heavy rain battered a small steamer carrying Madison and university youths on Lake Mendota. The cruise, a boat ride for two Chicago girls from Dobbs Ferry, caused panic among passengers and distress to their families as the vessel struggled for over an hour before reaching Mendota Harbor four miles from the city.
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Madison
Wit
University
Lake Mendotm
Stater
J. M. Bashford
Bayley and
Godderd
Mike Masters
Dobbs' Ferry
Mendota Plier
Yale Students in Court Over Polo Court Incident
New York June 2 Yale students led by Fitch Sr a son of Comptroller Fitch and three others were arrested in polo court til morning on disorderly conduct and malicious mischief. A party of 300 Yale students aboard the Richard Peck from New Haven allegedly smashed furniture beat doors scattered beer and sang loudly keeping passengers awake. The arrested were Bertram Cadwal-Wil er Harry Boardwan and Robert Humes. Magistrate Meade discharged them after a severe reprimand.
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New York
Ashbel P. Fitch
Fitch
Yale
Polo Court
New Haven
Richard Peck
Tt le
Heatden Young Fitch
Bertram Cadwal- Wiler
San Francisco
Harry Boardwan
Fast Orange
Robert Humes
Washington, D. C
Meade
After Peru McCord claim seeks settlement indemnity
The state department responds to the McCord demand against Peru seeking fifty thousand dollars for ill treatment of an American consular agent at Arequipa. McCord was jailed and sentenced during a revolution. Secretary Giney directed a demand for settlement last February. No further correspondence has occurred. Also a St Louis report notes a six year old girl, Kate Haffner, starved and unable to walk after making 18 cent trousers per dozen and earning eight cents a day.
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State Department
McCord
Arequipa
Peru
Wiste Department
Giney
Minster Mackenzie
St. Louisn
Kate Haffner
Heepital
Makine Jeata
Ideal Panacea and Remedies Promote Cough Cure
Dr King s New Discovery praised by readers for coughs colds and lung complaints with claims of five years of use without physician input Trial bottles offered at J K Jones drug store Fifth Street and Kansas Avenue Also advertised Witch Hazel Salve for piles and skin diseases and Peerless Steam Laundry services Geo W Stansfield and address listed Keokuk Iowa and local businesses noted
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King
John Bergus
Keokuk
Methodial
Episcopal Church
Dr. King
J. K Jones’ Drug Store
Fifth Street
Kansas Avenue
W Stansfield
Kan
Ave
Dyspepsia relief claims from No 10 Homeopathic remedy
An ad touts No 10 as a cure for dyspepsia and related symptoms including heartburn digestion liver appetite and after eating distress. It also mentions infant teething wakefulness and other ailments with orders to obtain Dr Humphreys' Manual and Homeopathic Medicine Company contact in New York.
Secretary Wilson Proposes a College in Every County
The Record prints James Wilson’s view that there are not enough colleges and that spreading institutions benefits education and rural life. He argues fewer pupils per professor aid learning, cites forty colleges in town, and advocates access for Western states through colleges close to home. He notes farmers’ improvements, rising standards, and the spread of wealth from education.
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Wilson
Chicago
Agricultury
James Wilson
Tustitier TF
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Towa
Erie
Farmers to colonize Alabama across the bay from Mobile
Fifty farmers in Anderson Indiana met led by Sylvester Jordan and Wilson Cory to form a colony planned to settle lands across Mobile Bay owned by Chicago interests. They aim to secure 16 acres per person within ten days and begin colonization by September 1. A separate medical ad promotes the New Great South American Kidney Cure with quick relief for urinary issues, offered by local Topeka druggists.
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Wil Settis
Alabama
Mobile
Anderson
Ind
Sylvester Jordan
Wilson Cory
Chicago
Debs Ali
Geo. W. Stansfield
Kansas Ave
Sim Dr
National Educational Association meeting transit tips
For the 1995 National Educational Association meeting in Milwaukee Wisconsin, Union Pacific is praised for top service from points west of the Missouri River. The text notes comfortable equipment including chair cars, Pullman sleepers, and dining options with fewer changes. A round trip fare is listed as one fare plus 2.50 dollars, with illustration requests to EL. Lomax at P&T.A., Omaha.
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Buffalo
Union Pacific
Milwaukee
Wik
Missouri River
Omaha
Kansas City
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Geo
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Ave. Marshalls
Garheld Park
Dun
Buckien
Arnica
Sam Smail
Heo
WJ. Bryan
Pasi
Uncle Sam
Jim
Ase
Dr. Humphreys
Hosiphreys
William Snd Jobs
New Yorks
National Educational Association
HRT
Reldes
EL. Lomax
P&t. A
Juurzas
Prescott & Co
West Eighth Street
Kansas
Menia
Brest
Goncvousen
Pune
Tm Gil Figen
Meecham
U. 8
EN CO
Ganal
Newpost
Clairette
N. K
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Western Foundry a@ Machine Works
Fepceks Foundry & Machine Works
Estah
Seaice
Topeka, Kan. PA
Bee Cofran, Proprietor
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S. Townsend & CO
East Eighth Street
Keeley
Manley I
Etitotes
Srake
Henley End
Wells
Rene
Keeley Institute
Hansas City
Kense
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