Miners Conclave Debates Strike Decision at Hazelton
The United Mine Workers of America meet in Hazelton Pa to decide whether a temporary wage or hour strike should become permanent or workers return to work. Indications point to a strike but opposition to permanent work suspension is growing as the convention nears adjournment.
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Hazelton
United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylvania
Brownsberger
Arith
Italk
Bob Chiottcn
Los Angeles
Florida Brownsberger
Seventh St
Cal
Grand Canyon Hotel Plans Underway After System Change
Albuquerque May 14. Architect Charles F Whitelsey informed that the Santa Fe and Harvey House systems have revised plans for a forty room Grand Canyon hotel. He is instructed to prepare at once plans for a significant stone and wood structure containing 11 guest rooms.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Charles F. Whitelsey
Santa Fe
Harvey House
Grand Canyon
Beef Baron Cudahy strikes rich ore at Cripple Creek
Michael Cudahy and associates of Chicago report a strike on Rhyolite mountain near Cripple Creek. In a metallic tunnel they found a large ore body averaging 75 dollars per ton. Seven assays ranged from 12 to 78 dollars. A two ton trial shipment netted 35 dollars and picked samples ran into the thousands.
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Cripple Creek
Col
Michael Cudahy
Chicago
Queen Wilhelmina’s Condition Satisfactory
The Hague report states Queen Wilhelmina’s condition is all that could be desired and bulletins on her health will no longer be issued.
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Wilhelmina
the Hague
M LA Moss
West Broadway
Weather Summary for Tucson by Observer Wetmore
The Tucson weather report notes a low of 6-2 degrees and a high around one set aera Wie with a mean value. Winds from the west, clear skies and a low barometer are recorded.
Palace Meat Market and Eye Glasses Notice
Market and optical notices blend in this fragment. It mentions Dr. Schell the optician delaying a trip, free eye testing with satisfaction guaranteed, and cheap eyeglasses. It also advertises Palace Meat Market with hand carved leather goods, Kansas City meats, and a clean shop on Jackson and Stone streets.
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Dr. Schell
Janet
Kansas City
Palace Meat Market
The Telltale Thumb Reveals Mental and Nerve Health
The article argues thumb marks change with skin wear and tool use, noting horizontal creases alter patterns. It claims specialists can detect nervous or mental disease from thumb signs, with surgery on the brain’s thumb center possible, and that a thumb at a right angle signals illness.
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Kansas City
Poultry Pointers From a Farm Folklore Note
A rural advisory piece advises selecting well developed hens and properly matched males to ensure strong chicks. It recommends managing hen flesh through ration control and varied, bulky feed, notes local climate effects, and suggests using correct outside coatings and bone and grit for confined fowl.
Choosing Kindness Over Cruelty In Daily Life
A reflective quotation from the Atchison Globe urges inhibiting harsh speech and actions. It notes that every word or deed adds to someone’s happiness or misery and asks readers to choose kindness over needless suffering as they grow wiser.
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Somone
Atchison Globe
First Man Question Sparks Foreigners Joke in Sunday School
In a humorous exchange from Stray Stories a Sunday school teacher asks who the first man was. A boy answers George Washington, then replies that if the question is about foreigners perhaps Adam fits. The quip reveals a playful misreading of identity and origins.
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George Washington
Adam
Forgiving and Forgetting Quote
A Baltimore American quotation notes a blunt view on forgiveness. A crusty speaker asserts women may claim to forgive yet never let you forget that they forgave. The line reflects gendered rhetoric and social attitudes of the period.
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Baltimore American
Why do cyclones and celestial bodies swirl right to left
The article muses on why cyclones tornadoes and celestial bodies rotate in a consistent direction from right to left. It recounts speculation that planets formed from rings around the sun and inherited spin from a primordial chaotic motion, suggesting a universal handedness from chaos to present.
The Girl Who Could Not Say Vinegar
Five year old Alice often ran errands for her mother and dreaded mispronouncing words like vinegar. One morning she must fetch it, entering the store she handed the jug to the clerk and said smell the jug and give me a quart.
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Alice
Chicago Chronicle
Public defiance over resignation spat on local paper
In San Francisco Bulletin the exchange shows a politician refusing to resign despite calls for defeat. The remark “Not on your life” underscores commitment to remain in office, as a defiant stance to political pressure.
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San Francisco Bulletin
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Matilija
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E. L. Wetmore
Metal and Money Market
New York
Dean
Palace
Kodack
Jackson
Stone
RUSSELL @ SHELDON
Arizona
Jaeger
Southern Pacific Hotel
Yuma
San Xavier Hotel
Bowie Railroad
Bowie Station
Nogales
L.J
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Sary
Johnson
and Johnson
Geo. Martin
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Church and
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Tucson Cleaning Works
W. Congress St
H. Briggs
John I. Reilly, F. D
Robert Hennessy
REILLY @ HENNESSY
Chicago College of Embalming
St. Michael and Arctic Points
Garonne
San Francisco
Lyra
Frank Waterhouse & Co
Chronicle Building
Goldbaum
oPeraie
Fleishman’s
Gardiner, Worthen @ Goss
Zeigler’s
Barkley’s Barbecue Meat Market
East
Congress Street
E. A. James
William Mason Touch
Te Pehnic Lebert & Stark
Studio 68
Counc Sel Tucbon
aRiz
Brady-Schneider Commission CO
Stone Avenue
Yuma County
Roberts’ Restaurant
Windsor Hotel
M. Roberts
Geo. C. Williams
Zealner Piano CO
Congress St
Central Park Floral Company
S. Spring Street
Yuma Bakery
W. H. Prop
John D. Burgess
Specialty Copper
P. O. Box
Tucson, Ariz
F. J. Villaescusa
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