New Method for Bricklayers Wage Dispute Reached Court
Boston May 7 A new method of setting a isbor difficulty when principals could not Wneree witopted by beirs wife Neu 3 of thin ecit and the waster Builders’ wshortsl jon, when they wasted a master to consirrm both aides of questionas at Issue al make a deviation which both parths should secept has brought siistuc fory remit Charles Francs Adar Benend wen the jude memed and he fis decided that the brikiayrers stiall are en advance in wakes from 44 to 1F conte per hour Hachining Mur 15 Acting gerectance with Its anmral gustes committees of bdrickingers hon So 3 and the master benders ma ron met in March to arrange a Sods of working roles end hours for tallves of the union wake that wages be advanced to 60 Cente per howr The employers ron
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Boston
Beirkiagers
Neu
Siistuc
Charles Francs Adar
Benend
Jude
Brickiayrers
Maine Tragedy Reported Amid War-Year Turmoil
A New York dispatch recalls the loss of the battleship Maine and records efforts to aid the next of kin of sailors who perished in Havana harbor. The item notes ongoing inquiries into the incident and the need for continued treatment of surviving crew and related treaties.
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New York
Maine
Marana Harbor
Piarnoce
Court of Claims and Treaty Debates Hint at Revisions
Fragmentary report discusses court claims against Spain linked to a treaty, asserting U S priority to settle citizen claims before ratification. Mentions February 1 incident and seeks clarity on injuries suffered. Also includes gossip notes from New York about Chamberlain and political shifts and a separate item on Wheeling & Lake Erie director elections.
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Court of Claima
United States
Spain
Ayttaresa
Busca
Tate
Cuba
Ion Fanana Harbor
Salina Meeting Promises Independent Farm Cooperative Move
Secretary Janes Butter predicts a strong turnout for the May 16 Salina gathering of grain growers. Rail lines offer a single fare to the Farmers' Federation and firms in Kansas City seek influence, yet organizers favor independent action and a cooperative, farmer owned business model.
Stock Market Opens With Rush Then Falters In May Trading
New York stocks started with an upward rush on May 7 in heavy volume but soon grew ragged and feverish as buyers retreated. Notable gains appeared in Union Pacific, Canadian Pacific, and Sugar, while losses emerged in St Paul and Atchison. Steel shares weighed on the market as early strength faded and declines broadened.
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New York
Forterday
Northery Pacific
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Pacifics
Grangers
Southwesterns
Coslere
Bt. Paul
Pointe
Atchison
United States Steel
Northern Pacific
Sugar
Unveiling of Tablets by National Hall of Fame Bodies
A New York gathering details plans for unveiling tablets and tablets for the Hall of Fame. Officials including Chancellor Meerschen and various national organizations discuss Memorial Day observances, collaborations, and the honoring of diverse groups such as botanical societies and veterans’ associations. The event features representatives from the American Federation, Daughters of the Confederacy, and other entities, with committee members named for coordination.
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New York
New York University Caunelt
Meerschen
Wastineron
Society of the Cincin
Pau
Ul Brat
Minn Uiliies
Sutar Ane
Desicn
Morse
Giebimmer
Te Amaritan Society
Miginere
Jonathan Scine
Fan Ender
Ci Peatsvig
Peebury Education
Ministers fault ministers for long vacations in New York
New York May 7 Tanker Warner Vannorden told the Presbyterian Union of ite metting last night that ministers took the long vacations during the same year. Some of the most prominent ministers in the city were present Mr V an pertan in discussing the garation of Bilnist it has become nothing less than a scan that as many ministers leave their thirches for three or four months of the year. Merchants and bankers not get any sub questions We apn not able to take there. There are a millilen people lying in tenkmente and they cam me work to shh. Railroad Change a Council Bluffs. Council Bluffs Ia May 7W. S Dimmock who for ell years haa bewn connected with the Omaha & Council Walls railway end Hadge company has resigned his position as crashes evr going to Richmond Va to accept a vimoriar peeition with the shest rail way of that city. W B Tarkinston former master i mugceets Sr Dimmock with the title of general sup erintendent the offtey of general mansfre being temporarily discontinued
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Farmers’ Federation
Salina
Secrtary
Janes
Kansas City
Hongar
Ainy
Scommunion House
Imén
Sastma
New York
Warner Vannorden
Presbyterian Union
Ite Mietting
Vanperdan
Tenkmente
Council Bluffs
Council Blufts Ia
Dimmock
Omaha
Soldiers Dead in China Aboard Quarantined Transport Egbert
In San Francisco on May 7 the transport Egbert, now in quarantine, carried the bodies of numerous U S soldiers who died in China. The list includes members of the Sixth Cay Cay Fourth Cay Ninth Infantry and Marine Corps, among others. Most deaths resulted from gunshot wounds and dysentery.
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San Francisco
Egbert
Chris- Michael Huwter
Cane Charles Ericson
Cay Sry
Jenice J. Burke
Frank Cavin
Michael Mevina
Robert —. Ish
Sumed L. Hall
Ambrose Meisison
John O'Conner
Samuel Womack
Joseph Knox
Morton Stalmaker
FP. Lyon
David McDaniels
Jake Ammerman
Walter Alien
James A. Prick
John Kntttner
Wiliam Harves
Daniel Reasoner
George Bell
Harry Kirkland
Henry Murray
Ninth Infantry
John B. Rodgers
Camuin Davie
United States Marine Corps
James Siuvers — Stephenson
John P. Sullivan
Peter Tt. Neigon
B. King
John Panning
J. W. Tuteker
J. Kennedy
A. Turnes
N. E. Thomas
Harry Fisher
The
Marine Corps
Russell T. Eliott
James Wilbur
Mice Power
Georer C. Bakehell
Leon” Smith
Pero Lyons
Tmatal W. Simpkins
Poursteenth Infantry
de F F. Davidson
Mars Titellig
Hospital Corps
Thomas & Karl
Coxsivain
United States States Navy
Sean Wile
Vander Bilt joins New York Realty as director
Vander Bilt rapidly rises in real estate circles by presenting as director of the newly formed New York Realty Corporation, capital five million dollars, with other directors named including James Tweed and Seligman, Thorn, Havemeyer. The firm plans building and selling high‑end properties under trusted operators.
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New York
Comelise Vander Bile
New York Realty Corporation
James ‘Charles
Snow Threatens Spring Crops In Devonshire
London May 7 heavy snow fell in North Devonshire and Darmouth endangering spring crops. The cold snap follows a period of near tropical heat and is expected to persist for some time, jeopardizing fields and farmers facing uncertain yields.
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London
Devonshire
Darmouth
Cricket Coach Laments Ailments From Bowling Sessions
An English coach for a German town cricket club recalls deep back pains tied to long training stints. He notes relief after adjusting meals and routine, claiming improved energy, steadier head, and fewer pain episodes since adopting changes. The report hints at a broader health focus among players.
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Germantown
Snapshot of World and Local Events at a Glance
A sprawling OCR fragment summarizing varied items from Topeka and beyond. Mentions school board duties, a convention in Tepe, church hour changes, legal proceedings, highway robberies, education yard upkeep, and local officials including L H Munn and G. un. Includes references to Topeka, Oxford society, and McKinley era context, with scattered names and places.
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Gee Martin
Sansas Ciey
Ghleh Muhoot Clase
Kaneae
Pears
Kanuis City
Benes
Lenverwarth Tnt
Lenverwarth Tnt Tuptia’e Short Time Atandes Erento
Pelhigg
Atanies
Gar
Stanpaunee
Board of
Medical
T. V. Codinezor
Register of Devas
Oxford Society
Egwarth Hea
Atkinson
Newcourt
Board of Edscation
Tick Tollet
Roope
LH. Munn
Beaumont Gushern
Board of Education
Howard Frank
State Journal
Washburn College
Princeton
Tealeelvs
James . Larimer
Rebispan County
Ecentra
Neupty
Frank P. McClosky
Monte
Bedwell
Husane Osvieen
Fox
KN. G
Charlesworth
Ofc
Kunwae
Gade
Topeka
Tse Dee
Executive Council
Averie
Lincoln Street
Amd
Ike State
Ed Whittaker
Latwrty
Tex
Fred Whittaker
Bojolmnis
Bonevrake
McKinley
Widow's Pension Question After Husbands Murder
Liza Halliday, inmate at Matteawan Hospital for the criminal insane, seeks a widow's pension for a husband killed by her, allegedly murdered by her father near Warwick, New York. Col W J DeLacey argues law excludes only widows whose spouses die by their own act.
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Poughktepme
UN Lizae Halliday
Mattetan Pinte Hospital
Jens
Warwick
Orange County
New York
Mattewan
Fms
W. J. DeLacey
Fom
House of Commons debates Manitoba bill late night
Ottawa May 7 The house of commons debated the Manitoba government bill until 2 30 this morning and sent it back to the Manitoba legislature on a 60 to 0 vote. Colonel Pryor raised Alaska boundary issues from a chart shown at pris fer and Canada claimed the boundary ran through Clarence channel opposing American view near Pearse Island Observatory Inlet.
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Ottawa
Glasgow
Pryor
Clarence Channel
Wilfred Leuffer
Canada
Clarentie Channel
Portland
Street Railway Employes Convene in Buffalo Convention
The annual convention of the National Association of Street Railway Employes met in Buffalo, N Y, yesterday and is likely to continue through Saturday. Over forty delegates were seated as reports were read and discussed.
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Buffalo
National Association of Street Railway
Society Dress and Nervous Fatigue Ad Amid Lights
A ballroom scene contrasts luxury with toil as a society queen and her dressmaker confront stress and illness. The message links overwork to nervous prostration, excitability, fainting spells, dizziness, and loss of appetite, urging Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to restore strength and happiness.
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Lydia EB. Pinkham
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