Striking Locomotive Engineers Rebuke Local Leaders
New York reports a split in the subway strike as Grand Chief Stone of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers repudiates local leaders action. He orders members to report for duty, warns of expulsion for refusal, and stresses the Septem ber 1904 Interborough contract remains binding.
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New York
War Iren 8
Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Miike
Chief Stone
Interboreviteh Company
Laterborough Company
Local Strike Leader Denies Stone Influence on Walkout
William L. Jencks asserts Stone cannot dictate whether workers eat or return to work, backing the strike as “going beautifully” with plans to stay out. Timothy Healy and W. D. Mahon downplay Stone’s impact, urging settlements and noting organizational independence. Some workers begin resuming duties while subway service improves and elevated lines lag due to partial shiftback. The strike appears near an end as transit operations edge toward normalcy.
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William L. Jencks
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Stone
Mr. Stone
Jencks
Timothy Healy
International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen
Hhis
W. D. Mahon
National Association of Electric and Street Railway
Warren EB. Stone
National Organization of Loaon Engineers
Oam
Btone
Mes
Cleveland
Anti Prize Fight Bill Defeated in California Assembly
Sacramento reports the anti prize fight bill was defeated in the assembly by an 83 to 35 vote on March 10.
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Sacramento
Cal
Teachers Convention Program at Oskaloosa Promises Insightful Sessions
The teachers convention at Oskaloosa releases a vigorous program led by Dr. Herbert L. Willett of the University of Chicago on New Continents. Boston lecturer Winship and Frederick Manley join, with a praised railroad-themed lineup featuring sessions led by W. H. Bender, W. O. Riddell, O. P. Bostwick, A. W. Stuart, R. B. Crone, Miss Josephine Burt, W. L. Wells, and W. A. Willis.
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Oskaloosa
Herbert L. Willett
Divinity School
University of Chicago
Winship
Boston
Frederick Manley
Cambridge
Mass
Burlington
Twilight Limited
Prin. W. LD
Crone
Ora Porter
Buckler’s Arnica Salve Heals Eye Injury
A Syracuse man recalls applying Buckler’s Arnica Salve to his son’s deep eye cut, healing quickly and saving the eye. The salve is praised for burns and ulcers as well.
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Chas. F. Lemberger
Syracuse
N. Y
Bucker
Iowa residents hear list of patent issues from Washington
J W Bishop patent attorney reports the issue of numerous patents on the TLD instant to Iowa residents. Patents listed include Frence post, Miner's pick, Riding attachment for harrows, Elevated carrier, Combined ironing board and step ladder, Pneumatic grain elevator, Cabinet for stationery, Corn planter, Process of refining butter, Mall pouch cat er, and closure and fastener. Assignors and locations span Iowa Kansas City Davenport Ottumwa and Cleveland with multiple inventors and assignees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bishop
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Frence Post
S. O. Campbell
East Peru
E. ©. Tilley
Kansas City
Miner's Pick
Martin Hardsey
Ottumwa
K. Wilson
Gladbrook
William Galloway
Waterloo
William Loucen
Fairfield
J. E Stoneking
Bertram
Frank Schacht
Hardin Hatch
Les Moines
EB. Knight
Colo
Herman Schielke
Cleveland
Ohio
Edward Steinmapp
Davenport
M. H. Greeley
L. W. Barker
Clinton
J. P. Young
Marshalltown
W. L. Peckham
F. Smith
J. F. Harrigan
Sime Place
Chicago Alderman Champions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Hon John Shenick of Peria Street Chicago endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy for throat and lung issues. He recalls missing voice during a political campaign after overheated conditions and credits the remedy with rapid throat relief. Sale through Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman.
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Chicago
Chamberlain
John Shenick
Peria St
Stewart's
Cook & Sherman
School Caucus Chooses Board Candidates at City Hall
W M Keeley became chair man and D H Logan secretary at the school caucus in City Hall. Cunningham and Keck were nominated for three year school board terms. Younkin and Ashby terms expire this year. Indoor baseball tonight at the Commercial club gymnasium.
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W. M. Keeley
D. H. Logan
Cunningham
H. Keck
Messrs
Commercial Club
Grand Initial Concert at Graham Opera House
The pupils of Prof Thomas Davis will give a grand concert in the Graham opera house on March 16. Prof Davis is assisted by Fairfield talent and artists from neighboring cities. Tickets are on sale at Columbia Pharmacy.
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Thos
Davis
Graham Opera House
Fairfield
Columbia Pharmacy
Rheumatism Cure Ad From Newport News Reader
A Newport News resident describes severe inflammatory rheumatism. After two doctors and various liniments failed, a trial of S. S. S. led to full recovery. The letter promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier and tonic, with a free rheumatism booklet and free physician advice.
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Newport News
S. S.S
St. Chas. BE
HI HENRY S MINSTRELS AT GRAHAM
Hi Henrys Minstrels performed to a large Graham audience praising the fifty member troupe. Eli Brouillette’s solo drew encores while a piccolo solo replaced the planned cornet piece. The second half featured acrobatics and skilled stage work before the troupe heads to Muscatine tonight.
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Graham
Hi Henry
Eli Brouillette
Muscatine
Billiards and Bowling Results From the Commercial Club
Last night at the Commercial club two billiard matches ended with H R Neal 100 to 78 over George Rodman in Class A while Edw Knupp defeated Slocum 1004 to 64. Tonight Bowmen meets Knupp and Maxwell faces Norton. tomorrow Dewey confronts Wallace and Sproul plays Neal. Bowling scores show Barrett 187 and Cunningham 209. Baxter 70 and 131. McCa l 115 and 131.
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Lloyd Neal
George Rodman
H. R. Neal
Rodman
Edw
Knupp
Slocum
Bowman
Maxwell
Norton
Dewey
Wallace
Sproul
Neal
Geo. Barrett
A. E. Cunningham
H. A. Baxter
H. McCa
Crooks
Smith
McCuiley
Hull
Keeping a Busy Store Requires Daily Effort and Cost
It is a simple matter to keep a store busy as to keep it warm and both demand ongoing expense and daily attention to succeed.
Grand Matinee Feature by Royal Slave Co
The Royal Slave Company presents a matinee for ladies and children on Saturday afternoon at 260 o clock. Admission is 10 cents and 25 cents.
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Graham
Royal Slave’’ Co
Ad Mission
Ife
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Ad Endorsed by Women
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal cure for female troubles. It cites backache, uterine disorders, irregular menses, and nervous symptoms, including testimonials from Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Cottery praising relief and urging others to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Emma Cottery
East 12Th Street
New York City
Mrs. Pinkham
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National
Interborough Company
Southeastern Iowa Teachers’ Association
Patent Report
School Caucus
Ging Navns
S.S.S
Npany
Atlanta, Ga
Swift
HI Henry’s
Minstrels
Billiards
The
Vienna
J. G Holmes
Emma Cotrely
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