Injunction Made Permanent In Detroit Printing Dispute
Detroit judge Mantell grants permanent status to a temporary injunction by the Detroit Printing Association. Union No. 18 is barred from boycotts or pressuring non union workers. The cross action by the union for a broader ban was denied after no proof of unlawful acts by employers.
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Detroit
Mantel
Wayne
Perent
Printers’ Association
Detroit Typographical Union No. 18
Mandell
German Steel Trust Sells Quarter of Structural Steel
London February 6 The German steel trust has sold out its product of structural steel for the first quarter of 14465 an official announcement says The same notice states the trust will raise its prices on Friday next A conference among the Germans J A Kar rel president of United States Steel Export Co and Colonel Millard Hunsicker will be held in Paris on that day
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London
German Steel Trust
J. A. Karrel
United States Steel Export Company
Millard Hunsicker
Paris
Seamen's Home Funding Proposed by Union Committee
Thirty thousand dollars is likely to be allocated to the home for aged and disabled sailors by the International Seamen's Union. The plan hinges on approval by locale unions, as detailed in a convention report from the seamen's home committee.
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Cleveland
International Seamen's Union
Committee On Seamen’s Home
Sale of Simon Harker estate near Hope yields wheat at auction
At the Simon Harker estate sale near Hope Col umbus Indiana a bidder bought forty acres of growing wheat for 1.05 pounds. The grain was offered but few buyers showed interest and the lot went for the stated price.
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Columubs
Ind
Dee
Simon Harker
Hope
Weather Forecast for Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Iowa
The forecast calls for generally fair to rising temperatures across Illinois and Indiana with fresh southerly winds. Michigan expects light snow with rising temperatures and a stationary west shore or brisk south winds. Wisconsin will be partly cloudy with possible snow flurries in the east and north and warmer temperatures. Iowa looks generally fair and warmer.
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Mllnois
Indiana
Lower
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Markets Report from Chicago and East Buffalo
Chicago markets show hog receipts of 43 000 with prices from 4.70 to 5.02 for packing lots and 4.85 to 4.95 for fair to good veerings. Cattle receipts around 8 000 with steers at 5.00 to 6.75, cows and heifers 2.80 to 4.90, calves up to 9.50. Sheep receipts 18 000 with wethers 5.60 to 6.15, yearlings 6.00 to 6.50, ewes 5.00 to 7.75, lambs 7.00 to 7.70. East Buffalo market lists steady cattle, strong hogs with 8 15 to 9.25, lambs to 7.85, yearlings 6.25 to 6.75. calves heavy.
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Chicago
Springs
Weese
Hay
Choice Timothy
Choice Prairie
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dee
Dewning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Notice to Contractors for Washington Iowa Sewer Bid
Sealed proposals for a sewer extension in Washington Iowa will be accepted until noon January 4 1906. Bids must follow detailed plans using Arch Blocks and Portland cement mortar with a 36 inch interior, 52 inch exterior diameter and a 3000 foot run. A $500 bid bond and certified check are required with the bid. The city reserves right to reject bids and waive irregularities. The project aims to deepen and lay a new sewer along the Brick Storm Sewer route near Washington Brick & Tile Company land and Perry Hayes land. Estimated start in spring 1906 with completion by October 1.
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Evening Journal
Washington
Iowa
Washington Brick & Tile Company
Perry Hayes
Kyle
D.C. Kyle
State of
City
Lowa
A. N. Alberson
Attest
H. Steck
Sewer Resolution No. 21 For Washington Iowa Works
City of Washington Iowa adopts Resolution No 21 ordering construction of a sewer system upgrade and related improvements in the municipal area. The resolution outlines project authorization funding and public works steps to proceed.
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Washington
Iowa
Washington Iowa sewer extension plan for Brick Storm Sewer
The city council approves extending the Brick Storm Sewer along a described southwest route across Brick & Tile land and Perry Hayes land to cross a ravine near a cottonwood tree. Construction uses thirty six inch hardened brick blocks with Portland cement mortar and seeks sealed bids with a 9000 bond and 50 percent bid bond, bidding January 1, 2006. The city may issue sewer bonds to cover remaining costs and levy special sewer taxes. no adjacent property assessments are planned.
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promised Quick Liver Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a prompt remedy for liver and stomach trouble. It markets relief from digestive woes and urges readers to purchase at J H Stewart’s drug store with a guaranteed effect.
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Dr. King
J. H. Stewart
New York coroner's jury urges laws to curb brutal football
A coroner's jury in New York urges enactment of laws to ban brutal features in football after Harold J. Moore of Ogdensburg New York died playing halfback for Union College in a game against New York University. The verdict calls the game dangerous and places responsibility for the risk on the sport.
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New York
Harold J. Moore
Ogedensburg
N. Y
Union College
New York University
O'Gorman
Moore
Thal Denis
Did They Violate the Law Racine Wis
City and county officials fear anti pass law violation after officials attended the opening of the spur between Waukegan and Kenosha. President Prost of the Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railway invited officials. most aldermen and supervisors accepted while some refused. Free rides to Kenosha were given at Chicano Northwestern station, alleged to breach chapter 4s%, laws 105. Penalty ranges from one to five years’ imprisonment or a $200 to $1,000 fine.
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Racine
Dec
Prost
Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railway Company
Waukegan
Kenosha
Chicano
Northwestern
Chater
Ferry Bar Owner Must Pay State Liquor Tax
The U S Supreme Court held James Fopiano, owner of bar privileges on a ferry boat between Memphis and West Memphis across the Mississippi, must pay Tennessee’s $200 license tax on liquor sales. The claim of interstate commerce exemption was rejected. Justice Peckham delivered the opinion.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
James Fopiano
Robert A. Speed
Shelby County
Teen
Peckham
Fopiano
Memphs
Leon
West Memphis
Mississippi River
Arkansas
Tennessee
Fopliano
Tennessee Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Visitant's Death Halted by Murder or Train Collision
The body of William Lambert was found at the crossing of the Great Central railroad and Union Traction tracks in Jonesboro. Frank Lambert identified the corpse as his cousin, last seen fifteen years ago. He thought William likely aimed to visit him, but the man was killed by a strike or foul play. The Lambert home is unknown to relatives.
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Marion
Ind
Great Central Railroad
Union Traction
Jonesboro
Frank Lambert
William Lambert
Lambert
Veteran Soldier Dee f h Justice Cornelius Losey Dies at 65
Oxford Michigan resident Cornelius Losey aged 65 drops dead leaving a widow and two sons. A Civil War captain of the Seventh Michigan Cavalry, he later served as chief clerk of Jackson prison under Wingree's regime. He was village clerk for twelve years and also township clerk and justice of the peace for many years.
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Oxford
Mich
Dee
Cornelius Losey
Seventh
Michigan Cavalry
Jackson Prison
Wingree
Teen shoots parents in Alhambra tragedy
In Alhambra Illinois on December 5 17 year old Henry Linnemann shot his mother and father with a shotgun while attempting to defend his mother from the father’s attack. He accidentally tripped causing the gun to discharge hitting his mother and then his father.
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Alhambra
Henry Linnemann
Poison in the Onion Reported in Owosso
Miss Mabel Green aged 25 collapsed after eating an onion just pulled from a garden owned by Mrs. Celia Ashford in Owosso Michigan. Local authorities suspect strychnine may have been sprinkled on the onion following a previous poisoning of John Ashford’s dog by unknown parties.
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Owosso, Mich
Mabel Green
Celia Ashford
John Ashford
Fifty Years Wed Marks Pioneers Marx Timm Couple
Arcola Illinois December 5 likely Marx Timm and his wife celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding at their home in this city. The pair are described as early pioneers of the region.
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Arcola
Til
Marx Timm
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Milwaukee
Meveland
Dalgas Tenaty
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