Labor and wages in early factories stun deteriorating returns
An 1900 overview by Jobo Aimee NePheren, secretary of the National Association of Wool Manufacturers, notes irregularities in British and American wool factories. He cites 151,021 workers in US wool manufactories in 1900, including 4,706 men, 61,421 women, and 4,017 children under 18, with Britain and Belgium showing higher female and child participation and different wage patterns.
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Europe
United States
Jobo Aimee NePheren
National Association of Wool Magefacturres
Ulef
Factariee Amd
Great Britain
Danger in Delay and Kidney Remedy Claims
Fragmented ad style text touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney disease and related symptoms. A testimonial from a customer in Osage and distribution claims list Potts stores and national agents, urging purchase with modest price and dealer accessibility.
Morocco’s Troubles and the Sultan’s Delicate Balance
A garbled report imagines Morvero’s turmoil with rulers, foreign powers, and naval pressure. It depicts sultanate reactions to international incidents, French action near Tangier, and Turkish waters, all amid a wary diplomacy that averts open war.
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Morvero
Gultsy
Turkey
Peter Arts
Taft Leads as GOP Rivalry Roars in Race for Presidency
The Missouri legislature mirrors a national GOP contest with Taft favored by many. Roosevelt and La Follette split opposition while Taft gains backing from party leaders and delegates. The state convention will declare support for the Ohio candidate, shaping the national campaign.
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Veoton
Nebrivha
Susy
Malta
Beorkiary Tutt
Tracy
Keaucky
Strike Settled After Butte Labor Dispute Ends Trade Decline
The Butte strike ends after publishers and advertisers applaud the settlement. A state investigation noted widespread circulating flyers and dodges, but did not boost trade. The ban on certain publications raised concerns about election visibility and social, commercial, and political relations in the city.
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Butte
Ely
Teelpeper
Advertiaera
Pene
Mlvertisamenta
Adr
Ainewa
Hentley
Hutte
Why There Is 60 Panic In The Nation Today
The text argues that unrest on Wall Street is not nationwide yet could worsen. It cites a shift to a creation economy and asserts America’s growing debt balance with Europe was cleared, backing a view that foreign trade surpluses favor the U S. The piece suggests domestic industrial disruption might trigger a depression as creditors adjust balances and money turmoil spreads.
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Ingal Ananders
United States
Polptlex
America
Europe
Yast
Ita Credit 9
Bestern
London
Deriin
Cvramerce
New York
Aceerica
Immigrant Returning Ban Sparks Debate on Losses
The article discusses a ban on returning immigrants, estimating about 247,000 people entering the port are in effect transients who later return to Europe. It argues large sums are removed when emigrants go back, impacting trade balances and economic policy. The piece notes the difficulty of measuring capital flight but warns it could be substantial and warrants attention for balance of trade.
Prince Augustus Reckons With German Aristocracy Abroad
The article notes Prince Augustus studying in Germany while abroad influences clash with republican ideals. It mentions Emperor William and a broad wish to study Americans across wealth, culture, and industry. It discusses the prince meeting diverse Americans and observing schools, factories, and legislation for social reform.
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Bradway
Marezice
William Kay
Augustus Trevet
Prince Ia
Bis College
Trinee Angealus
America
Ifo
Frecaito
Governor vetoes eminent domain bill as unconstitutional
Governor Cutler condemns the eminent domain measure as contrary to public policy and special legislation. He notes the act targets certain counties by population, creating a discriminatory monopoly on authority. The veto reflects concerns over constitutionalism and potential post enactment disputes and damages.
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Cutler
Howlerente
Seventh Legioni
Rying Bis
Dymain
Imall Cave
Iss
Tewniles
al Amelierh
Aston Altkowe
Woman in Salt Lake tale targets Warren Foster office
A tall woman with two attendants travels from Kansas to Salt Lake claiming a past marriage to a Droea horse owner and seeking favor from Warren Foster. The report notes she has repeated stories over weeks and her companions press for action, while Foster’s connections in The Kanomite are mentioned and several patrons are described.
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Saya
Alore
Salt Lake
Warren Foster
Crouce
Ake
Parmer
Foner
Ag & Mats Fet
Mer
Postar
Kansas
Boe
Phe
Wong
Warren Porter
Ramet Watts
Watts
Crooks Target Mr Foster In Town Grift Run
Report notes several men named Jackson and Dibson attacked Mr Foster’s finances in quick succession. Dibson faced charges for cheaty and embezzling funds from Foster. Potter lost about $35 in a separate incident. Police were alerted and advertizing for help to catch others involved. Local efforts to curb the spree say only these few crooks have appeared this year.
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Giasem
Dibson
Foster
Alternson
Jackson
Mr. Foster
Potter
Coe
Castleton's rise seen by Yankees as promising rookie arm
A garbled report notes Castleton, a left handed pitching prospect, drawing attention from Yankees in spring workouts. Griffey and peers observe his velocity, sharp curve, and potential to join the rotation, with teammates praising his control and deception as he eyes a spring debut.
Trial of Bank Wreckers at Wiraw March 23
An effort is under way to secure a jury to try Map Hickrey W Salmon charged with land larceny in connection with the Salton Salmon Bank of Clotua which closed June 1, 1905, liabilities $1,000,000. Major Salmon and Dr O Salmon prominent in Missouri affairs. Indictments allege forgery and grand larceny tied to cashier T M Casey and cattle operator George M Casey's debts.
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Wiraw
Map Hickrey W. Salmon
Salton & Salmon Bank
Clotua
Salmon
T. M. Casey
George M. Casey
Caseys sentence and Sultcoes case details skewed trial notes
The report notes Casey pleaded and received a five year term in a penitentiary. Separate trials are mentioned for the Sultcoes. Provo items report John Grier died at his residence in the Fourth Ward from stomach cancer after a prolonged illness. He was a Scottish native who worked plastering, contributed to temple and public buildings, and later ran a restaurant in Provo.
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Casey
Jostear
Sultcoes
Provo
John Grier
Bie
Cree
Scotland
Dunferline
Hifeshire
Vis
Bess
Stotlach
Wah
Manti
Manu
St. George Temple
H Nant
Alfernnan
Ludbees
Estates and Wille Probate in Brigham City District Court
March 27 Brigham City district court hears probate matters this week. Nephi I Wolveston’s estate appoints Joseph Jom as administrator. Christina Petersen Flaskapointed as executor. Catherine Wittlac Parke’s estate granted letters of valuation upon filing bond. proceedings involve multiple probates and fiduciary appointments.
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Brigham City
Uber Fiat Jundal Datriet
W. W. Maughan
Nephi I. Wolveston
Joseph Jom Repison
Christina Petersen
Mallee
Catale
Ce Wittlac
Parke
Mery Parke
Lumbermen Organizing to Protect Trade Interests
Chicago March lumbermen and insiders vow to organize to safeguard retail trade from mail order houses charged with pulping the trade. A meeting of foremen representatives led to a plan for a committee to oversee future actions and mall order operations, especially during store hours and sales of certain articles.
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Chicago
Forbermen
Aneda
Erp
Fey
Che
Breus
Canal Five Years Plan Attracts Lawmakers From Midwest
Representatives Boott of Iola and others warned lawmakers that the Panama Canal project will affect freight rates and trade. They urged action to ensure progress and criticized delays that hinder economic benefits for the nation.
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