davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-21

Ear 5errets~ er life reffrrbige
| ale SiIf9Ibe Dc beller. & @remer
Gounfp er IA Sfattepoere bIepne
iIagt $2.S73.9S formeeet / Sfat, oa
Goitntpet bar MI moattet betale Dem
Rengene tilbnge.
Hegnueiret | H~aaifebelgen
braste Upper Soma @iper til at boise
fort, 90 Manoae ben 13be operitsg
ben paa flere Steoer fine BREEDER,
ooa noen al gisre Sfabe. sirsSns
begpnoie ganoet at faloe. Sgiaa
1rp Hun friIfeoe paa iis 90 blep gan.
ife itor, iaa ben minoebe ON, at ben
life er uforlia, iaa "tsr" ben | 8eae.
len emo er.
$. s. 8ieien / galmor bar op.
fitnbet cit mn Waifine, iom fremitiaer
8as. 9pens gIob roier ben meaet
os flyer. at 8aien brRnber meset
fart. Roifinen er iimpel og sanife
ufarltg.
@aiifon bapSe iibite anr en-
Snbtnst at $12, 1910 % en- llogift
al $i2,3S3.f4. gpen bar inaleos en-
aasiebeboIbnins al $354.56.
Mfrs. Sarpeitao reiite ioag
@anbag) til ct. gaiiI / Sslge meo
0er. oe Mrs. q. %. Sbompion. Sun
oil t%il6rinee et Bar Tiger beroppe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-21
Smaapluf.
miiS Slice 9}elinn {

MiiS Slice gSeIion, 0otter al
Soften gteEion, er reiit til Courts,
y. 9at., boor bun en- Gio oil beis1c
SlRgt % 8erner. Sun Ieoiugeoes
Of Wr5. 6. 2. Sbune.
8Ianbt Dem, iom benptteoe ia
al be nebiatte griier paa Sernbaneu
for Gaubissere iibite Sir8Oag, par ).
g. 2uden Der reiite til Rappiue. %
Wartba an0erion % y. Softer, iom
reiite til Sntton, q. Dat
Staten gier Reguing paa en-
Snbt9at al $4,000 ira Rotarernq
omfrins ben Abe 5lIi. Der er ia[i
1000 Qotarer / Soma, og bet foiter
boer at benz So at fortiatte.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-21

Sra SluriSas SDit, boor SaInc..
toenS 9Ia6e infer / 2itftuiugsn, inc.
til set isfGRbte Canada, timber ri
6oIf, iom Burger Or. 8eters "auri.
TO-, oe iom oeo 9rltgen Seruf er
blepen beIbrebet for De iorifieuieite
Spgbomme. Sr. {. 6abrig / 8ot.
tetupI, Ont, er en- al De mango.
SporSan bet gift for fig, fortpIer
nGonte Serre / ct 9reo til Or. 6npr.
men / Chicago, 81, bpiIfet ri her
giengiper. "@otteppI, Snt.. ben
Sbe SuIi 1902. ggreSe Sr. 9of.
for! Seq moa beoe Dem on limo.
ifpIbning for, at leg life bar ifreoet
poa ioa lang Sto. Oct er life meS
6oriGt, men foroi ieg iprit snifeoe at
ie, hporoon BET otIbe sao. Seq bar
oIbri8 ta8et iprberIig Senipn til ale
Be InbeiaIinger, iom man baeIia
Ter / Ipiierue, men ieg bar MI ieIr
bapt ertortr9 % taffer Gem n9it
efter SUD FOR 0eres 9obe ReSicir
"allrifo". Seq babe i oeu ienerc
Slo totpIet pao, ON leg nogeuiinhe
ntIoe bltoe bebre. % for omtrent otte
Tiger itben moatte ieg iaee iii Sen
gen; ie9 mtiteoe ba nPiten aft Saab
Seq tog ga min SiIflugt til SereS
"aurlfo". % olereoe nogIe 1agt
efter islte ieg mig beSre % frnot
after bore oppc. Seq iorisete al
iptie % oritfe, booo iea life bopSt
funnel poa lang St0. Seq fsIte mig
oogIig be0rC. Nu life blot isler iet
BET, men mTrter oct ogina paa Sc.
9emSpG9tcn. at lea tlItaaer / Stprfe
: uotsrcllen al nit Arbeioe - jet
er GARNER / oct norbIige Canada -
fsler leg mig 20 Mar prgre. @nonl
Ell Gang, mantte Cubs GelIianeIit
boiIe ooer Ceres 9pacmibbel." Or
Beters "aurifo" err fife en- Spotbe
termeotcin; ben iRIgeS al 2ofalaaer
ter eaer, hoor ingeu iaaSon iinbes
otrefte ira 6a6ritanten Or. e. Sobr
nep, 1f2-114 80. Scpne apenue
Chicago, Sa.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-21
ssrn :SatlcitaS oBS.

Sri1 Satleitab, Gnfe efter ofosoe
Bait. .. 5. 5atIeitno, osbe i lin Dat.
tiers Mr8. q. V. SbompionS Stem
| Ct. BarI, Winn., SorSbag ben
16be bs. Sitn bsoe al 6ierteilog.
2tget anfom bio Ssnbags Sormib.
bag - og 9egraoeIien foregif Ssn.
Dag gftermiobag noe paa Spriug.
FIELD WenigbeSS airfegaarb, bpor
benbeS Manb bIep itebt til Spile Zoe
September 1892. Springfield par
ben iiOite Wenisbeb 8aIt. Satleitab
betiente.
6ru SatIeitoS fom bio tiIIanos
iammen nteo fine 8orGIbre, ga bum
fun par 8 aor gammeI. De neb.
latte fig / 2eIonb, 81. Der bIep bum
fienbt meo SotIeitab. os Sc bIep gifte
| 1s4s. Strnr efter ilpttebe De til
Rncine, @i8., bpor SatIeitob bar
Brett / nogle aor; iiben forfIpttebeS
ban I'll Wilpaufee, bpor ban oirfebe
| II aar. 8erpna betiente ban en-
Wenigbeo / 6oreIt Gitp, So, oe en-.
belig bar ban / II aar Brett for
Springfield Reut9beb, bpor ban
enote i'm 8irfiombeb. Sans nj, al.
bsbe Suitru fitIgte ham / 8ierrin.
gen og itoo BAN itaOig bi llnoer elf
Grbei6e og 9eiDpr. Sum oar en- tro.
fait oe opofrenoe apirbe baooe / Su.
Jet og ! RenigbeOen % fit lin Del al
ErGngsIer os Sapn; men ga bun
por en- from os ~9uobengiper Siener.
tnoe, bar og taoIte bun alt meo p0-
mpat Sin6.
Sun hdu0e bant ! alt s Born - 4
Gutter % 4 Bigger - al boilte 4 er
beoe. 20 al Ssnnerne Dor / Staten
Wisiisiippt 90 en- / 8orthing, g. 9.
Snger al benz par tiIite0e peb ge.
gropelieu. Den ereIte g~ienleoerSe
9otter, emile, Der er gift meS State
0e9utp 4uSitor q. 8. Cbomoion /
81. RouI, par tiIiteoe pcS 9eeraoeI.
len, iomt 5enoes Ron6 oq Orr. oa
Dtrs. &. q. gtndnep ira EoreIt Gttp.
So. Si6inGprte er en- @~ror6atter
al 5ru SatIeitob o. BAR opioItret
Dos RreitefoIfere.
5ru SotIeitoo par loot / Rrrbe.
ben al &ougSberQ. RummeboI Nor.
ge. - 9eO 9egrooeIien itnoereoe
Buitorerre u. &ocobier &. 6. got.
Ten og 5. 8. &ouoen. Qigbe9ipn.
selien biooorehcS al CT tort IsIoe.
hpr fra SprinQfieIo og 8ofbinQtor
Brairie's R~eriQbeoer, Der beoae
bnpoe oPret betientc al SatIeitob.
Der par ogioo enOeI ira 0ecorab til.
iteSe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-21
sors & sbomas's nse stpiss
forteanelic.

Gne be Spsaper Us Opipsninser. Tom bel
aperterenoe 8ublifum bar Srus for at pios
%ansaaenoe Gpiier, MasuSiner us 9ibsitrii.
ter | be Gurenebe Stater. Canada. Cuba,
Silippinerne oiu., inoebploes l "Tpdet 9i'
rectprp Of the Nmericau Briefs" for 1908
ipm netop er uo9ipet al 9oro & 9bpmas,
be beijsubte Observation-Disclosures / Gbicaar
pg Rep gort. Seune lille. imutte 8oa
er / 2ommeiormat, men er en- oerr-
Sannobos ~nusaaenbe GoiSoeroeneu, % en-
letptutere pS fuloitenoisere Geierenceboe
al oenne grt finoes lite.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-21
Ooreesfartet flebet paa
S0rreo.

Si Lor mcotaaet iau mango
SpsrgSmoel. ON pi life far ifaiir
acrtet flpbet naa Srrreb. at ri be.
itemte os til at forisge meb ct Tibet
Bar:i. 6or 30 Gems egIro fan pi
itafie aartet tliitret pea Srrreo. rteo
Sreitufte pad hper eube, iaa at Oct
fan bGnecS % paa 9peaen % RIFLES
op, naar Oct life BRIGGS.
8i oil meo Oct fa,Hme sisrr op.
merfiom pua, al man life fau faa
babe 8r9miebog % aart, unota.
gen man betnler ezra !cr en- al Se.
Iene.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-21
GIeftriif SorbtnoeIie.

On eleftriif 9ane mellem Chicago
% Wilnol,fee BIZ mart blipe en- 8trfe-
Iigbeb, Tiger ct Telegram ira 8eno.
iba, isis. st Samlas, iom er Oannet
al alerunoer Glarf os 8oInep Softer,
piI life msSe nogen Sinbring / or.
boerpeIien al 8ei'Ret, bn 8enoi6a
electric Company ilaar Jig iammen
me0 set.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-21

llnocrteaneoe far to bnnoreSe Nc
res 2anS tilialss | Den uprifc auluni
/ 2iitpnia, Georgia. Sanoet or be.
lisgenSc q Yil fra Den pafre gp GOr.
belle msS nGiten 1000 S~nobpssere,
bpilfei er en- goo IarfebsplaSs. Sim
TIRE ire 9il fra Sernbane. Hinoen.
DC 8anS siennenr eamoet. @il bptte
/ eauo clcr &peienSum. Spr nGr.
mere Setinselicr b~enpenSer man ia
ii.
Ga. Samrc,
Seeprab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-21

Saf!

Gil ale benz, Der ptite os fin 9eItagelfe
unoer Dor tjGrc Nooers us Spisermooera
SegrapeIle, nflGgses berpso Dor Biertel,s,
tie Sat.
DIR. & gtrs. u. @. 9bompipn.
81. 8oul, gRinu.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-21

Sill Tprge.


SieIieere fpitteret for .... 1892. 40
8enuet 8allep 8pinoeioreuin9. inb-
isubt peO Rrs Snga Neliou,
8asierer, 9iusieu. IBIS ......... 1900
Suoienot peo 8ebecea Sielitao,
Gate Rils. .............. 1866
Remii9: Sbert Snsebretiou 81;
@oparo Sermanipu So Cts: Sps
parb Sanipn so St; Sobn Bradley.
Better Reteripn 90 Seper Ruslen
buer rs Cts; gtiftel 3obniU ION. Gbs
pdro S%erutanion % CD &eoerion
bper 10 Gts; Seurp Sermaniou,
9briit Guslep, Galmer @ngbrstipn
% Nidel Sohniou bper rs Gts;
Sbepopr 8radep. Sens SBe ps
9alner Sngebretiou bner so Cts;
fpritIeQiae ubeu9pnie $2.25.
Salt S18.65.
Sobn " @isSuolo, Rome, y. 8 -. 100
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-21

Set 4be aarIise S~iiinSetos til Stauotua'
pieu oil af9aa ira gfinneapolis ben Site
Wai. Sor Oplpsuinser pg @rcuriipnspros
etammer tiIitrip eler beiss 8. 6. 8rede
R%Drtbpeiteru 8asi. Nseut for american %
8l tie Star 2inIerue.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-21

Awsootte benne llonRpneIie ba tiIIiee
here ct Spmbol poo, at | 1remtioea
Hnnmorfnop bet tuFfe Nige alto Dol.
Der penifnbeIigt iamnnen til SANDS o.
til 8anoal" a4
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-21
Snofomne Siorag TIL DC
grige / Sinlanb.

Siolieere fpitteret for. $2,s14.62
8 9 rnsnspaus, @ruoer, Soma. 100
0irs 9 9uno. Sadicnpiue, So 80. 100
$2,s16.62
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-21
9ecDrab % Gmegn.
Zen aipe april 1908.
gcibifrHternc

SttDkFtiliittht.
g~ruiherne / Decornb Soipuihip
boIbt npIis ct Msoe. bpori be eneSeS
IN at Ioa ale geioiitrifterne laut'
men ill eft Giitritt oe Iane en- en-.
felt @onS ioreitaa belle geiarbeioet.
Gam SoImon | Sreeport faareoes
BERTH. ane oil finoe, at Sruitierne
hor bonblet ret. Ron fnn M gaa
mere initematiif frem % giere Bel.
enc iitono itpfferis, meoens mon fsr
arbeioeSe paa Maafna % faitebe
genge bort paa alaoberi bit % her.
Sruf. Saniuus aoneert.
9ecordb 9p oe Sregr oilbe gipe
grof. SaIbor Saniou ct ltbtrpf for
fin 4nerfienoeIie al bans &irfiombeb
for at opbieIpe BET muiifaIife 2io
ibIanbt os pe0 at iteIle iitanb en- Be.
nefice for bomt. 9pens Iebenoe Mgno
og aptrtber FOG rot, % 9~illetialset
eif raift ira Saauoen. 5rebag If-
ten Ben 17be .ianot 9enefice.4 oncer.
ZEN Steo, og Suiet par fltIot. 8rof.
Sanion optroabte ieIn. nsiiiteret al
Nrs. Rorib, og ipilebe en- &Rffe
fIasiife Runere mebD teiterifdb, Der.
fbIdnbt oeiaa nogIe norife, nemlig
S9terbeisget, SRterientenS Ssnoag
oip.; men Oct beoIte @ibneSbprO ON,
bpaS ban ielp oa hans 8ierning
buer til, Ieperebe ban pe0 at laoe tine
Gleper optrGoe % ipiae og hinge.
Oct er forboitienSe, boor lanet COL
Ieaets grais gaub bar orepet Oct,
oa oens Srritatiorer er Iigeinu mani
9e 2ootaIer oner Troi. 5anIon, bens
besdpebe % utrGtteliae 29rer. Sol.
Ieeets 8Iee Glub err IigeIeoes en-
5rugt al bans arbeiSe. % ben lang
iaaIebcs, at ben gieutageuoe bIeo
frenfaIbt. giterat bare iltnget San
WaiS % ban Sasie" maatte ben irem
8 8anse, og enooo gap GltbIiflIm Jig
life. Den belle AffGre par peIlpffet.
De WGno % apin6er. iom fit Sol
fet I'll at jamie Jig, fortierer megen
Saf. 8rof. Soniou gan lin Gafnem.
meIigbeb ttIfienbe / Ell Sule, ban
bolbt form bet iiSite Numer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-21
Sill Sperige.

5iolisere i~pitteret fpr...,.. $29S.23
8 9 ulensoaus, 9ruuer, So ..... 100
s299.2S
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-21

Set fienbte "gerIiner SagebIott"
Der ippnIis, noor &sQerpoIitifen bar
iot tine o9rite SflS, i Tfarpe Orb bar
uStaIt i'm WtsbiqigeIie al at man
operfor Ssnberiplarb bar iorperlei
SoIbspoIitif meo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
beIier, brinser en- leoeube grtifel
"&oiier 8ilbelm ais oaniifer Ibm:'
raj. 9laNet ubtaler lin @lGSe ouer,
al uenlisere 6sIeIier bar nilsit Bit
terbebeu ira 1864 % Yisitemuinger
i NrIeonina al Dc utiIireositiaenbe
SorboIb. Der iom SsIse al i9onlige
0tiSareb ira inf SIDE itaSie berifer
ueo Zen uif.banife @r9nie. "Sgiaa
oeu GruGroige Song Gbriitiau bar
GrIig taset moo Neu ipite Saauo, oel
er bIepen roft no imoo bam. Sar
iarSt / lin SfauItaIe set rettr Sro
6a ban ltbtalte Enifet on, at &eile'
renS Seieg "maatte bibrage I'll oioerC
~llouifIing al oct bierteIige SorbolS
meIlem pore Suie og itammebeilGate
be Soft" Ietie Guife reles baobe a
bette o. bint 5olf.~ ut aeiieren el
bleoet uonGpnt til abmiral, er -
Tiger SaIopt - ganife pitt fun e.
Sormias; men buor meset moatt'
Der life rnores o. eIemmes. ior a
BERNIE llbnHpnelie tiirtSe bIine mulis
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-21
S299.23

ct I 8lsaiant 3punibip. @inue.
n 9nna peb g0miu Spper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-08
HOPELESSLY ENTANGlED,
lang's Disappearance Followed BY
Failure of His Firm.

Haverhill Mass, July 7.---Following
the sudden disappearance of Edwin +.
Lang, local shoe manufacture about
n week ago. today. came the announce
ment that the firm of Lang & Bertsch,
of which the missing man was 4 MEM
her. had made an assignment with
500, 900 liabilities.
r. N. Wadleigh, n retired shoe manu-
facturer, who has had charge of the
firms accounts. made the statement,
this afternoon, that the affairs of the
firm of Lang & Bertsch We're SO en-
tangled by reason of Mr.. Lang's sudden
disappearance that after Il thorough eX-
animation of the books and accounts,
it was decided by Mr.. Bertsch and Mrs.
Lang to make the assignment to him.
AS far as the assets of the finn are
concerned no statement is given out,
hut it is believed by persons acquainted
with the conditions involved that prac-
| tically 100 cents on the dollar will be
paid to the creditors.
| Mr.. Wadleigh also stated, this after
noon, that with the settlement of the
business interests of the firm. the bust
ness will be closed up and the firm will
pass out of existence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-08
THE BREAK IN COTTON.
Heavy Fall in New York, Tuesday,
Close Was Steady.

New York July THE break which
set in, yesterday, in the cotton market.
was continued in today's opening. The
nearby OPTIONS were pounded unmerci-
fully and further sensational declines
were recorded. August suffered most
severely. That option opened at 1163,
sold at 1l.5J, on the call and then was
forced down to lib, a loss of so points
from the opening figures and nearly
cent and a half from the high prices of
yesterday. The whole list was eX
tremely active and excited.
This morning, as yesterday, the bears
had all the best of 1t. The opening
was weak, points higher to Z lower
and at once the bears began selling
vigorously and the entire list was soon
careening downward. July opened I'M
changed at rs and was driven to II. 60
on the call and the first sale after that
was at 1850 4 loss of full cent or S.
bale from the opening prices of yes
terday. September opened at 10.GS and
sold down to 1913. while the more re-
mote positions ruled less active and
showed smaller fluctuations. These
declines took place in the first 20 min
utes of the session and were accom-
panied by the widest scenes of excite
ment. Brokers pushed and damned
themselves up to the ringside and the
general crush and confusion was be-
yond dcs; ription. Toward the end of
the first half hour room shorts COW
cred and supporting orders came in for
the old crop. August regaining 30
points of it's loss, while September ad-
I ,l,A r,ix ,,Irf,t
became slightly less active. but was
still very erratic and unsettled.
The rally was the result of buying
by local commission interests supposed
to repre- sent The New Orleans pool who
| We're credited with talking about 10000
| bales of August on the initial greak.
| The recovery was only temporary,
however, and at midday the market
was at the lowest level of the session
| so far. with July selling at lie; Au-
gust at 1l05 September at 1916 and
December at 9.tG. From this there
! was n rally of 5 or 6 points on the ac-
| tive months following the reading of
| the weekly report of the Weather Blu
| reau. but the advancing tendency was
promptly checked by fresh Wall street
| selling and the market becomes easier
| again. with fluctuation irregular.
| AT the lowest level the list showed q
net loss for the day of 25MG1 points
and of 52Ml74 points from the cose of
business, last Thursday, this repre-
senting decline of from about $3.50
| to $50 Il bale in the three days ses-
sion. Naturally this afforded large
prOfis to the shorts and bulls again
| coming into support of the market. af-
ternoon prices gradually improved, re-
| covering about II to 25 points of theil
| earlier losses. The close was steady
| net 12M SO points lower.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-08
DlS0BEYED ORDERS.
Passenger Crashes Into Freight
at Roekfsh, Var
lwenty-three KiIled-Nine Injured
Two Of the Cars Telescoped.
Freight Engineer Failed to Give Clear
. Track as Ordered.

Washington. July 7.-Twenty-three
persons were killed and nine injured
In head-on collision on the Virginia
Midland division of the Southern Rail-
way at Rockfish, Va. at 3.l2 O'Clock
this afternoon. Passenger train No. 80,
leaving Washington at Ills A. nj. for
Atlanta, Ga, dashed into local freight,
NO. 6S, standing on the main line OF
| the road at that point, wrecking both
engines and the baggage and express
| cars of No. IS. The baggage car ana
the second-class passenger coach m
mediately following it telescoped. Inc
| coach was occupied mostly by colored
people, of whom 10 were killed. The
casualties thus far reported In detail,
are as follows.
The killed:
Engineer Davis of train No. 80.
Engineer Mccormick who was riding
as a passenger on No. 6S.
colored fireman on No. 6S.
The freight train was in charge of
Conductor Bruebeck and Engineer
Hale and at the time of the accident
was on the return run from Lynchburg
to Charlottesville. Rockfish station is
midway between these two points ana
the track there is a single one. Engi-
neer Hale had orders to get out of the
way Of the fast passenger train, but
for some reason not yet explained
failed to take a siding. The trains
came together with horrible crash
and fearful scene of panic ensued.
Train No. 35 was made up of an eX-
press car, a baggage car, two day
coaches and two Pullman cars. The
two Pullmans formed an early morn
ing New York connection at Washing
| ton for Atlanta and the South. The
train arriving here at 1882 A. M. from
Boston also connected with No. IS. 1t
is estimated here that there were in all
probably $50 passengers on the train,
including those from Boston and inter-
mediate points.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-08
Danish Ill Health.
When spots will
rise before your eyes
It's time to take
BeeChannS
Pills
Sold Everywhere. In boxes 10c. and CSC.
VlVE LOUBET"
Continued from page ~

of marvellous brilliancy. At a quar-
a little later salute and a roar of
cheers announced the arrival of King
Edward and President Loubet. who en-
tered the royal box and stood bowling
while the bands played the British and
French national anthems.
The King. who Wore a field marshals
uniform, had on his right the French
President with the red sash of the Lee
gion of Honor across his breast and
on his left Queen Alexandra. The
Queens neck and corsage were liter
ally covered with diamonds and on her
head was a high diamond tiara, while
the other members Of the royal fam
lily and the nobility Wed with one an
other in their display of jewels in
neighboring boxes. A detachment Of
imperial yeomanry formed a body
guard of honor.
The other members of the royal fam
lily present were the Prince and Prin-
cess of Wales, the Duke and Duchess
of Connaught, and the Princesses Bea-
trice, Victoria and Louise. Among the
Americans present We're Ambassador
and Mrs. Choate, the Duchess of MARI
borough, Mrs. Bradley Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Belmont, Mrs. Ronalds
Mrs Richiel, Mrs. Chatfield Taylor and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowring.
The performance consisted of selec-
lions from "Rigoletto," Carmen" and
"ROmeo and Juliet" and was con-
Quoted by Neil Forsyth, who after
wards decorated by President Loubet
with the Legion of Honor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-08
ANOTHER STRIKE SETTLED.
About 1900 Blanket Weavers Return a
Falls of SchuyIkill, Pa.

Philadelphia. July 7.-Of the 1473
hands employed in the Dobson blanket
mill at Falls of S'shuykill, 1400 returned
to work. Tuesday. terminating strike
of five weeks duration. The operatives
went back on the old basis of GO hours
week.
All the streets leading to Dobson's
mills We're thronged with union strik-
ers from other sections of the city who
endeavored to dissuade the employees
from their intention Of resuming work.
The members of the executive commit
tee of the Central Textile Workers
Union say the action of the DobsOn
strikers will have no effect whatever
on the 5000 cloth weavers of the Ken
sington district which is the textile
centre.
In that section not one of the weav-
ers have returned where the 55-houl
week has been conceded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-08
SOMERSET.
EAST cuRNviLLE.

The Fourth passed off here without
any accident. The people assembled at
the Blaisdell place in the evening and
enjoyed quite a display of fireworks
and had a sing.
Mrs. Nj. A. Flanders Is suffering from
a fall received a few weeks ago. Mr..
and Mrs. Sprague are staying with
them, also Mr.. Sprague's mother.
Erwin Smith went to Athens, Sunday.
Lettie A. Burnham of Augusta, at
tended church, Sunday, and visited at
BlaisdelPs where her brother Is stay
ing.
Carold Blaisdell of Belgrade lakes,
Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-08
GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

The next meeting of Aroostook Po-
mona Grange will be held with Eureka
Grange, Mapleton, Saturday, July II.
Houlton Grange held a banner meet
ing, last week, when the third and
fourth degrees were conferred upon 81
candidates. 1t is stated that Houlton
Grange Is now the largest in Maine,
having a membership of about $40.
At recent meeting of Cherryfield
Grange. rs members were present in
GLIDING from Lincoln Grange, Steu-
ben and 3 from Harrington Grange.
One candidate was instructed in the
| first and second degrees and two re-
ceived the third and fourth degrees.
One application for membership was
received and one name balloted on and
accepted. The harvest feast was en-
joyed by all.
Ladies' night was observed recently
| by the Machias Valley Grange. Ma
chias. After the business was COM
pleted a pleasing program was pre-
scented, consisting of reading, recita-
lions and music. The offices were
filed by the following ladies in most
satisfactory manner: Master. Mrs. l..
8. Meserve; overseer, Mrs. f. J.
White lecturer, Mrs. Geo. L. Bridg
| ham; chaplain, Mrs. Geo. Lyon; treas
urer, Mrs. A. T. McRae; secretary,
Mrs. L. j.. Topper: steward. Mrs. l..
E. Marston; assistant steward. Mrs. J.
M. Hadley; gatek4eper, Miss Sadie
Worcester: Ceres, Mrs. Franklin
Berry; Pomona. Mrs. Eta IIeaton:
Flora, Miss Ella schoppee: lady as
sistant steward. Miss Carrie Berry.
The satisfactory manner in which the
work was performed as well as the
pleasing feature Of the social hour re-
fiected much credit upon the ladies'
who filed the chairs on this occasion