Waterbury Democratic Rally Draws 300 Supporters
The Waterbury rally drew a large crowd at City Hall with 300 Democrats in line and packed seating. Mayor Thomas L. Reilly spoke on district issues, tax reform, and campaign finance publicity, urging voters to back Bryan. Joseph F. Johnson of Birmingham followed with national views, and Judge Thompson of Nebraska closed the program before an ongoing crowd.
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Stone Carriers of India Show Cheap Labor Method
An article on Mysore Mysore Vedarat river gorge project details how 6000 native stone carriers or now gunnies moved 70 to 150 pounds per man for 10 hours daily. They formed 2 to 16 man gangs and earned 10 to 16 cents a day, proving manual transport cheaper than mechanical methods despite slower pace.
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Scientific American
The Trapped Thief A Midnight Adventure
An English traveler narrates a South American outlaw raid thwarted by improvised gear. A thief is ensnared by a looped lasso through a door hole, his arm captured, and his partners retreat. Fearing betrayal, the bandits kill their comrade to silence him.
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A Maharajah’s Revenge Against Physicians and Idols
An account from Leipac Missionsblatt depicts a maharajah in Nepal reacting to a disfiguring smallpox outbreak by first targeting attending physicians, then ordering a cannon attack on temple idols. When gunfire was refused, he hanged several physicians. after threats, the guns fired and the idols were blown apart.
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Daytime fashion notes by May Manton features
The Fashion Department outlines a trimmed roadcloth outfit with braid accents, black and white velvet vest, wide black skirt, and four gore panels. It highlights a gray velvet option with raid collar, a figure friendly coat, and mustard or catawba wool tones for variety. Pattern details and numbers are hinted in the department.
Waterbury adopts stricter police force rules 1908
The Board of Aldermen approves amendments to the Waterbury Police Department ordinance adding exam controls for supernumerary and regular officers. Provisions require height and weight minimums, multilingual knowledge tests, and exams by non related party examiners. Applicants born outside Waterbury must provide birth records.
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