Intimidation drives mass quitting of Chicago printers
In Chicago, Oct, majority of Locals 4 and 7 printers quit to protest union allegiance. About 2,000 press feeders in the city, 1,509 union members, left vacancies as other workers filled the posts. Former members renounced the union and returned to work, while shops replaced striking crews with nonmembers.
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Chicago
Oct
Klin
Anid
Ferdara
Prinktin Aring
Bulow
Diuy Suarda
Brooklyn to Open Servant Free Cook Club
New York Oct 5 A Brooklyn revolt against servants sparks the formation of a cooperative cook club in Park Slope led by Vincent Sancho. Members will hire a chef, employ waiters, and dine at a fixed daily menu with meals prepared and served by volunteers. The project aims to phase out domestic servants and cut costs for resident families.
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New York
Brooklyn
Vincent Sancho
Wee Organe Enterprise
Materiatze
Ping
Mote Walters
Berkley
Sterling
Tremmorer
Parkpee
Wetalle Sancho
Bascho
Ats
Dave Eo
Haiti
Short Change Man Faces Trial in City Shop
A Henryville jewelry shop owner confronts a petty thief who attempted to shortchange her. The man fled but was tracked, identified, and later convicted after a citywide manhunt. Authorities imposed a fine and noted customs costs. The incident highlights vigilant commerce in the capital.
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Vaughn Moerts
Sinan
Marie
Owas
Tan Warzis
Floods and Weather Control Claims From Michael Car tle Letter
A tersely written letter from Michael Cartle argues for weather manipulation via patent office schemes to prevent floods and tornadoes. He describes vast, impractical apparatus, references storms on ranges, snow melt, and atmospheric manipulation, citing Elijah and biblical authority to justify control over natural events. He mentions the patent office and proposed costs for operators and equipment, ending with a sign off and Bible references.
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Reich Gove Srnor Bailey
Fesk
Gad Weston
Huery Bone
Neerathze
Iivision Street
San Francisco
Patent Office
Congress
Weather Bureau
Omlal
Bureau
Drouth
Vioudhuras
Elijah
Mount Cartel
Peres
Baal
Grove
Jehu
Sudlement
Abul Ani
Allie
Michael Cahtle
Curtis Leaves to Manage Hamilton Hotel in Wichita
F. St. Curtis, recently head of the Copeland hotel in Topeka, leaves for Wichita to take charge of the Hamilton hotel under a New England investment company. Curtis is praised for hospitality, long hotel experience, and a strong set of connections in Wichita, where he hopes to establish a premier establishment.
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F. St. Curtis
Copeland
Topeka Wiright
Iiten Helwh
Wichita
WH Curtis
the National
Hamilton
New England
Curtie
Curtis
Curtin
Cogalata
Mabhels
Kirkwood
Des Moines
Coprisad
Topeke
Eleven Drowned on Lake Michigan Steamer Hackley
A Saturday squall on Lake Michigan near Green Island sank the steamer Hackley. Eleven passengers drowned. survivors said many clung to wreckage as the boat went down. Purser Blakefield and Captain Johnson described frantic scenes as the Sheboygan rescued several men and women. The Hackley departed from Fish Creek bound for Green Bay when disaster struck.
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Jacksonperk
Wis
Huckley
Fish Creek
Rpna Marringer
Clawrence Barignger
Fish Reek
Henry Braritoy
Fish Greet
Carl Kelry
Milton
Frances Vincent
Vincent
Bee Jurbor
Prwestas Thorp
Aia
Prank Kefield
Purser
Orrin Ronka
Blaine McSweeney
Ellison Hay
Hackley
Mina Rock
Sturgeon Bay
Blakefield
Green Island
Ana
Capuin
Eit Jenen
Amd
Jalen
Capy FE. Johnson
Sheboygan
Strawberry Island
Ereckase
Waa
Dawnnes Cove
Clas Cove
Ami
Greet Bay
Tornado Hits St Charles Minn Cause Heavy Damage
A tornado struck St Charles Minnesota on Saturday afternoon destroying houses and injuring many. Six killed and numerous injured as elevators, furniture store, flour mill suffer complete wrecks while telegraph and telephone lines collapsed. One man killed by debris hurled by the storm. Communication with other cities was severed until a repair crew restored lines. The storm affected a wide area along the river division toward Minneapolis, causing widespread damage and disrupting telegraph service between the Twin Cities and Chicago.
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St Paul
Minn
St. Charles
Wersons
St Charles
American Electric Company
St. Charlie
Winona
Twin Cities
Chicago
Spring Valley
H. Schroeder
Alaskan Boundary Commission Debates Vancouver Narrative
In an October 5 session of the Alaskan boundary commission American counsel Mr Tivkinson argued that Great Britain relied on Vancouver's narrative and that the evidence from Haitian counsel substantiates it. Vancouver's map was accepted by the United States but its narrative was rejected. Sir Touts Jett and others defended the middle of Fortlind channel as the defining line.
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Alaskan Boundary Commission
Tivkinson
Great Britain
Vancouver
United States
Gentran Steality
Touts Jett
Quebec
Dickinkow
Fortlind
Tax Rebates Disputed as Tax Claims Differ
A review by commissioners found discrepancies between tax rebate claims and the actual personal property records. About 100 people sought rebates for damages from 690 to 1008 dollars, while the tax assessors’ list showed differing figures. One claimant reported losing 42 hogs in a flood, with the assessors noting ownership of hogs as of March 1. The commissioners could not explain the large gaps, and noted several overlooked property owners valued up to 21,000 dollars. October 4 to 10 tickets with return through October 12.
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Couney
Rete Cart
Dalanes
London
Wandewe Vor
Tuere
Vis
Markets Today and Wheat Short Covering
Short interest in December wheat helped a modest early recovery after a weak open as larger world shipments weighed on prices. Cattle receipts were large with steady hogs, and wheat receipts totaled 476 cars with mixed signals from analysts. Prices varied across futures and cash markets with capital and weather factors driving modest gains and losses in different grains.
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Shorts
WEC
Thetic
Russia
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
St. Lows
Leon
S.ec
HOSEC
Market declines amid broad stock weakness and thin demand
Trading showed steep selling across major issues with widespread declines after a weak recovery. Key performers slipped while a few gains appeared in select issues, as bonds remained irregular and overall activity stayed light in a volatile day for prices and futures.
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Ree
Fe Swate
Hodson
United States Steel
American Car
People's Gas
Rock Island
Len Tosa
Minneapolis
New York Money Market and Commodity Highlights
New York money market reports show call money steady at one to four percent with bankers’ bills quoted around 4.60 to 4.80 for demand and 4.87 to 4.92 for sight. Bond activity appears steady while silver and Mexican dollars fetch current exchange values. Livestock markets in St Louis and Chicago show cattle and sheep receipts with steady to slower trade and prices for Texans, westerns, and natives amid mixed demand.
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Nerina Exchange Wook
Sieadyy
Et. Louis
Siam
Sears
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