Court Says AFL Effort To Boycott Was Improper
The editorials argue the American Federation of Labor acted wrongly in pressuring employers and calling for boycotts. They insist unions may only urge, not coerce, and critique the court for not recognizing free speech rights of unionists who urged friends to avoid products from a firm.
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Gompers
Ti American Federation of Labor
Loewe Company
Olflerm
American Federationist
Pablo Attenten
Vuerkan Federation of Lateeth
Woca
Sayre
Labor unions defy injunction as a couple jailed for contempt
A labor dispute feature describes a six months old injunction by Judge Dayton amid a strike near Ute Bel Telepaons Campans. A dog barked at a union man and his wife provoking a contempt ruling, resulting in sixty days imprisonment for disobeying the order.
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Congress
Gompert
Darton
Ute Bel Telepaons
Reisen
Roman
Amber
Dayton
Jude
Gompers Presses for Labor Rights Post Roosevelt
Samuel Gompers, AFL president, told the House Judiciary Committee that President Roosevelt sympathizes with workers and urged lawmakers to back the Pearce bill and pass quick relief for workingmen. He warned labor groups will not be driven from existence by court rulings and predicted labor voices would resound in the upcoming campaign.
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Roosevelt Sireere
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
House Judiciary Committee
Pearre Bnl
Gompers
Everstody
Congress
Campers
Allegany Republican Delegate Attacks Roosevelt and Taft
A Maryland Republican delegate denounces the Roosevelt and Taft administrations in a long speech at Annapolis. He accuses the New York leader of insulting labor and attacks the customs house as a hot bed of political slavery. Democrats question his stance on Roosevelt renomination as others rally to defend party leadership.
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Washington
Annapolis
Dick Republican
Allegans
Vallonap
Chaptevelt
Taft
Colletor Stone
Thaltimore
Roosevelt
Williams
Montgmera
Will
Jimny Jountaga Bryan
Mnelr Sui
Ge Dirk
Westees Marvland
Colle gians Gheer Hughes at the Governor’s Speech Nominating Contention
Immense crowd gathers as Collegians press for Hugh Hughes presidential nomination. Governor arrives at the Hotel Astor amid a frenzied reception. Fraternity leaders report 400 attendees and a staged event to push for a candidate. The governor accepts, pledges to listen, and departs to resume state duties after tribute and applause.
Japan Faces Financial Strain Amid Market Worries
A scrambled report indicates global bankers fear tightening ties between Japanese balances and European markets. London balances are estimated in the hundreds of millions. Osaka Kyoto and Kobe panic reports are disputed but warnings reach German firms. In Kentucky a perfunctory senatorial ballot yields Beckham and Eraley among others.
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Banka Dna
Uets
London
Japan
Osaka
Kyoto
Kebe
Geroan
Tradi
Fu East
Kentucky
Beckham
Eraley
James
Two Held in Murder Verdict From Coroners Jury
The coroner's jury declared Charles Thomas and William Green responsible for the murder of William Kirby at 192 K Street Southwest. Witnesses testified they followed Kirby from Madden's saloon and that Kirby was stabbed at his home, with Green accused as an accessory.
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Green
Bearig
Kirby
Reid
Charles Troma Colored
William Kirby
K Street
Cary
William Green
Ie Kalling
South Washington
Glazebrook
James M McCauley
Charles
Jamie Lee
Claude O Killman
Agar
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Wulun Kirby
Charles Thomas Wi
William Kiray
Charles ‘Thomas Alae
Willam Green
Ratrwa U Brien
Thomnas
Buby & Hows
Maron Bunke
Burke
Hadeen
Anderson
Rome
Sam
Kerby
Aleding
Delo
Eid
Thoinae
Names and Places Gathered From National Hotel Ledger
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous names, places, and affiliations arranged like a hotel register. It mentions National, Metropolitan, New Willard, Willard, and various city and state references, with many individuals and spouses noted in scattered groupings. The piece resembles a directory or roster of attendees or residents across multiple hotels and venues.
Names and Places Across States Count in National List
A read-through of scattered OCR text lists numerous U S and international place names, people, and institutions. The fragment references towns such as Newark Rochester Buffalo Cleveland Harrisburg York Reading Newport Norwalk and cities including Arlington London Paris Toronto and Shoreham. It also mentions multiple individuals like Mrs Carroll Ada Vex Harts Roche ter and George H Brown with assorted spouses.
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m_ James S
Newark Arlingia
Newark
Dover
CF Carroll Ada
Harts
Rocheter
Horkmrreot
Ida
Bender
Louie
New Witladl
Sealands Buffalo
Mugars Falls
Conkling
Rute
Newbury George H Brown
le Monnt Serroy
E Weldenberg
Ltmira
Jama
Ruste
Roch
F OR Bittman
Alvacg
AC Thompeon
Anbura Haletan Nolth Carglinva
Carmichael Sunbeam
Webb
Simpson Wilson
Willams
Wright
Williame Atkens
Genhelm
Philip T Teen
Cleveland
Melcurt A
Woo Thompson
Shoreham
Bo Boen
Zanews
Arlington Cartes
Sayre
Dayton
Casey Doge
Sprogfield St
Jamex
George F
Braun Anna
Gavin Smith
Wisconsin
Wilwaukee
New Wilfard
United States
WAVY
Philp
Alger
Poblic
Andre Tardien
Parle
France
Shore Ham
London
Raxland
Arlington
WaNingham
England
G Kruger Beylin German
Thomas
Hardy
Toronto
Ian Raleigh
Fate of Aldrich Bill in House Leaders Plan Compromise
House leaders push the Aldrich bill with possible relief provisions amid a divided House committee on sinking and currency. Republicans expect Senate passage with minimal amendments and a quick House vote, while Speaker Cannon’s stance remains supportive pending Senate action.
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House Committee On
Fowler
Whi Fuyer Accentil Bank
Wilhlei Membig
Carrenes
Anembe
Cannon
Teave
Senate
Cat custody case sparks citywide legal battle
A New York bakery cat tale leads to a grand larceny arrest, $9 verdict, and a five judge appeal over custody. The owner sues for $10,000 after a cashier leaves the cat with a waiter, prompting arrest and trial. The case drags through Supreme Court and appellate division as authorities seek a fair division of the pet.
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Supreme 4
New York
Tying Place
Far West
Supreme Court
Appellate Division
Court of Appeals
Myner
Soelanton
Can't Judge by Looks from the Waltiore American
In a pulp snippet H F Montagn of New Orleans argues that faces do not reveal character. He recalls detectives and a famous author noting that appearances mislead, with a tale of a photo returned with a harsh label as a possible criminal.
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H. F Montagn
New Orleans
Rennert
Mentat
Topks
Onte
WD Hosotls
Alain Tirgid
Thar
Widow to receive 250000 from Wood estate in will
Charles E. Wood, a realty operator, died February 17 at his home. His will, executed August 1 1907 and filed for probate, leaves more than 1 million dollars with over 1000 to be distributed to employees and relatives. A widow receives 250000 and a Florida Avenue home, plus funds for a San itarium at Atlantic City.
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Charles E. Wood
Florida Avenue
Wood-Harmon Company
Weed
Wood
WS Knox
Frank K Raymond
Helen Friediey
Helen L Lorenz
Laura Snook
Washington, D .C
James R Caton
W R Emerson
Alevindia
Joseph Koogle
Leonidas Keever
New York
Robert W Owens
Baltimore
Sevants
Charles White
Bertha Holden
Charles Weaver
James Griffin Widen
Burniet Wood
Fiarlias Avenue
Lebanon
Ohio
Barriet Wood
Mr. Woods
John Wood
Oho
Ade Carnahan Shane
Catherine
William Shane
Lillian Vo Moan
Chanley Wood
Imogene Michael
Hatlie Barhee
Mary Woo van de Boe
Earle Wood
Jessie Wood
Burfard Wood
Alfred E Mueller
Jett
B Harmon
Termon
Lebanon, Ohio
Tork Creek
American Security and Trust Company
Atlantic City
J . Kellogg
Battle Creek
Mich
Washington
Knights Templars
Miami
National Ethel Barrymore Impresses In Her Sister
Opera review notes Ethel Barrymore’s strong stage presence in Her Sister at the National Theater. Fitch’s playwork draws mixed praise for plot mechanics and character depth but highlights Barrymore’s compelling performance and the ensemble’s strengths.
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Ethel Barrymore
Belasco's Martha of the Lowlands with Kalich at Belasco
Bertha Kalich stars as Marta in a Spanish drama by Angel Ghimera presented at the Belasco last night. The play portrays harsh social forces in a stark, somber tale of a beggar girl drawn into ruin, then bound to a shepherd through compelled marriage, with vengeance and tragedy shaping the outcome.
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Lowlands
Angel Ghimera
Spain
Belasco
Bertha Kalich
Tle
Jason
Cxtatenlas Mountains
Sebastian
Jord
Isa
Mannelich
Minnelich Sebaatian
Minnelieh
Marte
Sebastien
Kalich
Martai
Childood
Prohibitionists urge constitutional amendment on liquor law
Representative Achupun ofPennsylvania introduces a joint resolution to prohibit the sale manufacture and importation of liquor narcotics and other drugs in the United States except for medicinal purposes. Watinew O Brien leader of the temperance force says the fight will be national with Congress pressed to act if two thirds of states join in a petition.
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Pennayhania
United States
Watinew HO Brien
Iobby
Congress
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Nolly
O'Brien
Hood's Sarsaparilla Blood Remedy Claims Wide Cures
Advert says Hood's Sarsaparilla cures pimples boils eczema and various blood diseases after thousands of cases. Endorsed by Alvert A. Jagnow and Mrs John Aveoly as a tonic and purifier that strengthens weak people and helps worn-out conditions.
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End
John
Sparta, Wis
Hood's Sarsaparilla In Chocolates Tablet Claim
An OCR fragment notes Hood's Sarsaparilla forming into chocolates with tablets named Sareataba, listed as 100 doses for about a dollar. The readable text is fragmentary and price wording unclear.
Belle of Avenue A shines in Lyceum musical mix
The Strolling Player presents the Belle of Avenue A a two act musical with Lome Lianlon as Maggie Burny the title role. Miss Hanone is praised for singing and dancing and the Church Cue Quartet with Incal verses to Arent You the Girl provide additional comedic bits.
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Avenue A
Lome Lianlon
Maggie Burny
Bowery
Hanone
Sherry x
Anna Dock
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