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Riots Roar Through Chicago as Teamsters Clash With Strikebreakers
Turbulent Chicago streets erupted in a March through the city as teamsters clashed with strikebreakers and nonunion workers. Police overwhelmed by mobs, violence spread from dawn through night, causing multiple deaths and numerous injuries. Governor Deneen hesitated on militia as Mayor Dunne split with Sheriff Barrett over deputies and troop deployment.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Charles Pouty
Presbyterian
Frank Curry
Charles S. Deneen
Barrett
Harrison Street
Wabash Avenue
Congress Street
West Jackson Boulevard
Halsted Street
Market
Madison Streets
T Police
Springfield
Shevitt Barrett
Dunne
Sherif Barrett
Employers' Association
Dunna
Mel O'Neill
Russians Strike Across the Japan Coast in Nine Month Lull
A Vladivostok squadron of four torpedo boat destroyers bombarded small Japanese trading vessels off Hokkaido, then vanished in fog. The raid aims to divert Tojo’s fleet as Rojestvensky’s eleven battleships gather near Vietnam and Vladivostok. The report notes Japan’s perception of threats and questions Tsushima-class outcomes while Oyama plans renewed operations if mud clears roads.
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Vladivostok
Hokkaido
Yeno
Russia
Gromobol
Ruk
Straits of Korea
Yamamnura
Togo
St. Petersburg
Vladivstok
Rojestvensky
Honkoke Bay
Kamranh Bay
Indo-China
Nebogatoff
China Sea
Skramranh Bay
Rojestyensky
Wormosa
Korea Straits
Sea of Japan
Japan
Petropavlovski
Kamchatka
Petropavloski
Vatagonia
Tie
Linevitch
Marshal Oyama
Philippines to elect first general assembly in 1907
The 1902 law ordered a census and a popular assembly to form a two chamber legislature with 60 to 100 members. The census finished March 27, and Governor Wright set March 27, 1907, as the election date. The body will co elect two Washington representatives and sit with the Philippine Commission in the new government.
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Philippines
Congress
Wright
Philippine Commission
Washington
American Congress
Chicago Subways and the Underground Mail Network
Chicago's vast underground tunnel system quietly carries freight and ash, with 28 miles built and extensions planned. By Feb 15, 1905, a contract moves second through fourth class mail to tunnels, with chutes from street boxes to tunnel boxes, enabling 800 tons of mail daily via locked US cars, in operation by June 1. In After Years, a quip about honeymoon deceit hints at changing marriage dynamics.
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Chicago
New York
Central Business
United States
Itussia Bristles as Taft Faces Venezuela and More
A satirical review of Taft's diplomacy mocks his handling of the Venezuela affair and questions about Taft's influence on global issues. Contemporaries reference Castro, Japan, the beef trust, Mrs. Chadwick, and Hyde as tensions and figures in a complex political landscape.
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Itussia
Taft
Castro
Washington City
Beef Trust
Chadwick
James Flazen
Venezuela
Japan
Port Arthur
Young Hyde
Hey
Her Belief in Dust and Duty Sparks Conversation
Dialogue between Nixon and Homer reveals marital tensions. Nixon laments his wife's orthodox ways and her frequent raids on his pocketbook. Homer teases about church attendance, while Nixon suggests she believes people are merely dust. The exchange highlights domestic friction over faith and finance.
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Nixon
Homer
Dodd's Kidney Pills Help a Sleepful Night Says Florence Capen
A May report from Oakley Michigan quotes Florence Capen describing severe back and hip pain and inability to sleep. After taking Dodd's Kidney Pills she states she slept all night and awakened rested, claiming the pills cured her kidney issues. The piece touts widespread success stories across states.
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Oakley
Mich
Florence Capen
Dodd
Longest tunnel project Simplon Bore Nearly Complete
The Simplon tunnel under the Alps from Switzerland to Italy is nearly finished as the world’s longest tunnel. About 10,000 workers, 4,000 Swiss and 6,000 Italian, faced moving sand and water as two parallel tunnels thirty-six feet apart are drilled, employing Brandt drills with 10 ton hydraulic pressure, and 58,000 cubic feet of air per minute to keep faces cool and dust free.
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Simplon
Alps
Switzerland
Italy
Coreus Monaghan
Chemnits
Germany
Brigue
Tweller
Brandt
New York World
Postum Food Coffee Cures Heart Palpitation Says Brooklyn Man
A Brooklyn man credits Postum Food Coffee with curing his heart palpitations after long coffee use. He notes proper preparation with thorough boiling, reports no harmful stimulation, and that Postum serves as a palatable hot beverage when tea is not preferred. He references Battle Creek based Postum Co and a promotional booklet.
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Brooklyn
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wolfville
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