Contempt Disapproval of Mother Jones In W Va Coal Case
Judge Jody Jackson of the United States district court wrote a harsh ruling against strike methods and Mother Jones in a contempt case. Sentences ranged from sixty to ninety days for several defendants, while Mother Jones faced posting for trial as the injunction issue was debated. He defended the writ as a necessary tool to prevent harm and restore rights, while noting criticism of courts over injunctions.
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Parkershare
W. Va
Jodee Jackson
United States Distri Court
Jones
SUPGR
Joy Jay Jackson
Thomas Magvetey
Willam Morgan
Bernard Rice
Peter Wileen
Makely
George Bacon
Thoma Lartkovish
Fudge Jackson
My Jong
Right to Quit and Labor Conspiracy Debate in Coal Mines
The speaker rejects worker coercion to quit and condemns labor agitators and walking delegates who urge miners to strike without valid reason. He supports employer rights to quit and laborers' lawful organizing without enforced mass quitting spurred by agitators.
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Seine
Favorite Prescription Restores General Health for Women
The text argues that a woman’s overall health hinges on local female health and claims Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures female diseases. It asserts the remedy restores regularity, calms nerves, and heals inflammation and ulceration to prevent general health decline.
Mother Jones Contempt Case Sees Suspended Sentence
Judge suspends judgment in contempt for Mother Jones in an injunction case over miners strikes. Court says organizers and agitators threaten free speech by coercing workers to strike, calling miners slaves and attacking coal operators as robbers. If she breaches the injunction again, a heavy sentence awaits. The case may go to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Saye
Jayes
Jones
Kinnickinoick Mines
Jackson
Tovelli
TM. OW
Supreme Court of the United States
Trouble Over Waitresses at Avery House
Mount Clemens Michigan July 25. Tensions rise as fifteen to twenty female waitresses at the Avery House are fired and replaced by colored male waiters from Cleveland. A male suitor, William Fredericks, caused a disturbance near the hotel, drawing police attention as clashes loom between fired staff, their male associates, and new servers. Management vows protection while staff stay indoors.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Avery House
Chevalers
William Fredericks
Morse
Avery
Cleveland
Harmony Theme Rallies Dems With Carmack and Bryan in Nantasket
Nearly 4,000 Democrats gathered at Nantasket Beach for a harmony meeting organized by the New England Democratic League. Edward M. Shepard Senator Edward W. Carmack and Willard J. Kryen spoke, with Bryan and others attending a banquet and reception at the Rockingham House.
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W. J. Biyen
Nantasket Beach
Teaston
Naoticke
Hermeny
New England Democratic League
Cam Ign
PA. Collies
Thieety
Edward M. Shepard
New York
Edwart W. Carmack
Senne Eee
Willan J. Kryen
Nebraska
W. A
Lion
Henry Pylollin
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Boal
Leavng
Nantasket
Herbver
Rockintt
Logue
Spreakers
Bryan
Shepard
Carmack
Mise Huth Bryan
Man Hunt in Warrick County Indiana
In Warrick county near Chandler and Stevens Station a manhunt was started after Ed Gains cut the throat of young farmer Union Tzschoppe. Gains fled after a burning match was thrown into straw. Tzschoppe, wounded but likely recover, had driven Gains away with a pitchfork. Farmers surround the area as searches intensify.
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Euansville
Ind
Warrick County
Ed Gains
Union Tzschoppe
Chandler
Stevens Station
Tyschoppe
Gains
Geins
Tuschoppe
Minister Corea Seeks Life of American Filibuster in Nicaragua
Washington July 25 Minister Corea of Nicaragua discussed Dr. Wilson the American captured with a filibustering party at Bluefields. With Senator Hanna interceding the state department shows interest. Corea may urge Nicaragua to spare Wilson, despite his poor political record.
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Washington
Corea
Nicaragua
Secetary Hill
Wilson
United States
Bluefields
State Department
Hanna
Abuse of a Lieut in Windsor Cavalry Unit Reported
Details of alleged persecution by officers against Second Lieutenant Gregor Cregeen at Windsor. Cregeen, commissioned Feb 15, 1912, described as a hard worker and popular with his men. On Monday he was harassed by officers who beat him with whips, used foul language, and damaged his quarters, with motives attributed to his social undesirability.
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Tanvion
Windsor
King Foward
Crock
Gregor
Mowlay
Cregeen
Cregeon
National Millers' Federation Faces Contested Support
Ken nely, secretary of the National Millers' Federation, said there is no concerted action to defeat Speaker DF Bh Tenderson in his bid for reelection. He noted the federation aims to safeguard milling interests and secure favorable export and import duties.
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Slocx City
Dniy
National Millers’ Federation
Tenderson
Kennely
National Millers’ Feleration
National Federation
Gossips Hint Wedding Link At Memetown
A social note from Ploemington hints that Letitia Stevenson may wed Captain Richmond Ilobeon after repeated visits by the captain to the Stevenson household. Local chatter says a betrothal could come within months amid cautious denials from Letitia’s parents.
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Adial B. Stevenson
Letitia
Richmond
Ilobeon
Citickens
Stevensona
Belet
Thobron
Bloomington
Miss Stevenson
Heavy railroad deal may mean another merger in west
Chicago July 25 The Chicago Mik Watkee and St Paul railroad has been purchased by the Union Pacific crowd led by Rockefeller and Stillman. Ownership shifts may include Armours Roswell Miller and other Chicago interests while details of consolidation or operation remain uncertain.
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Union Pactfic
Read
Mteer
Evening Journal
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West
Harrkhan
William Rocckefeller
John JD Rockefeller
Rogers
George J. Could
James Stillman
Stanlroad
Paul
New York
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G. H. Tarkmen
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National City Bank
Rockefeller
Standard
Union Pacffc
St Paul
Northern Securities
Contested Tate of Thomas Cockrill Plea in Breathitt Case
The Lexington Ky telegraph reports Tom Cockrill charged with taking Ben Harete at Jackson seeks change of venue to a county other than Breathitt Kavett and Lee. Cockrill accuses Hargis allies of tyranny and harbors allegations of plotting. Some Jackson citizens fear returning home amid mounting tensions.
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Lexington
Daly
Tom Cockrill
Ben Harete
Jackson
Treathitt
Kavett and
Lee
Breathitt
Markets Report from Chicago and St Louis Commodities
Chicago markets show mixed receipts and varied bids across cattle hogs and sheep with daily totals around 13 000 for hogs and 18 000 for sheep and lambs while cattle offers range from good to choice with prices around 5 20 to 7 65 per hundredweight. St Louis freight notes show wheat and corn bids with firm No 2 red cash and No 2 corn around 62 74 cents and notable activity in oats rye and data steady between cash and futures with small shifts in July and September contracts.
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Dunning & Stevens
Mission Merchanta
Lecelpta
St. Louis
Strong Days He Didnt Lemion July 25
Major Strong, once known as the late paramour of May Yohe, arrived yesterday and said he pawned about 8400 dollars worth of May Yohe jewelry at her request after returning from Japan. He claimed she received all proceeds and that his current funds came from his library sale. He declared no money of Yohe's was ever his and vowed to live quietly to restore his reputation.
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Lemion
Major Strong
Parnimout
May Yohe
Japan
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