Dolliver on Anarchy Remedies at Memorial Services in Chicago
Senator Dolliver of Iowa spoke at Chicago Memorial Services on Sunday September 22, arguing against suppressing liberty to curb anarchy. He warned that lawlessness thrives when high places ignore justice and that lynching worsens society. He urged strict immigration vetting and loyalty to the Declaration of Independence, while noting reactions from prominent papers and pressing bimetallism debates.
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Dolliver
Iowa
Chicago
Republican Party
Ontes
Seavert
Union Nail
Shah
Press
Senatoe Cockrell
Senator Cockrell
Missouri
Democratic
Roosevelt on Trusts and Politics in 1900s Minneapolis
A compilation of opinion excerpts on President Roosevelt, trusts, and political responses. It references Roosevelt as future president enforcing laws, Johnsonian views on taxes and tariffs, reactions from Kansas City Journal, and notes on mispronunciations and anti-anarchy discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Minneapolis
Weena
New York City
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Kansas City Journal
Bryan
English Hockey For Girls Invades American Schools
English promoter Miss Constance Applebee arrives in Boston to spark girl hockey in the United States. She cites Girton and Somerville as examples, notes the All England Women's Hockey Association, and argues hockey offers full body exercise and year round play for American girls.
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Nockhey Cales
Tine Lidies
England
America
Boston
Constance Applebee
J. H. Applebee
Theodore Parker
West Roxbury
Girton College
Cambridge
Somerville College
Oxford
Wykeham Abbey
Roedean School
Ireland
Wales
Kemenway
Painter of Royal Dogs Miss Frances C Waitman
Frances Waitman, famed painter of dogs, loves animals and nature. Born into a Kentish family in England, she spent youth in open air country life with horses and dogs, turning her passion into a career painting animal subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances C. Waitman
Miss Waitman
England
Miss Fairman
Model for Mouse Gown Promoting Plexted Crepe Attire
Description of a mouse gown built from accordion pleated corn color crepe with a lace bolero and a white tulle V in front laced across the bodice. The gown features matching laces at the hip seams, a mauve chiffon sash, and overall refined period styling.
Fashionable Furs and Capes Signal Late Season Styles
Fashion notes predict heavy use of long mink capes and velvet trimmed jackets for middle aged women. Fur trims from sable mink Persian lamb and stone marten appear on velvet Louis XV jackets. Rough black goods with white specks and blue trimming gain vogue while crepe de chine remains favored with delicate color and white. Waists stay tucked or plain with bishop sleeves and yokes likely to rise later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Some Men Get Rich While Others Seek Great Opportunities
A collage of 19th century advertisements and short notes mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure promises a hundred dollars per cured case, cures for feet and skin issues, and various quips. It also notes antique items, a gossiping man to avoid, and a war cost figure tied to Jefferson Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacy
Orty
ToLima
Lucas
Hall
Cheney & Ch
War Department
Jefferson Davis
Household Guest Co
Devoe paint ad promises best results with advice
An old style newspaper ad urges readers to choose Devoe ready paint for house painting. It touts enduring quality and warns that spring will bring more talking points about the product. The ad offers a free painting book if mentioned in the paper and directs readers to contact a Chicago dealer.
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Devoe
Desler
Chicago
Soothtige Syrup Teething Aid Promises Pain Relief
An ad promotes Mrs Winatew unverified Soothtige Syrup for teething children claiming gum softening pain relief and wind colic cures. It extols painless strolling in Brooklyn and invites requests for sample powders from The Garfield Tea Co claiming superior efficacy. The copy also critiques rival men who boast overconfidence.
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Brooklyn
Garfield Tea Co
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W. J. Bryan
Vearat
New York Journal
Chicago American
San Francisco Examiner
Hlearst
Wien
Tultou
Nitoheser
Femrth
Phisander Knox
Labor Day
Theodore Roosevelt
The
London Daily Mail
J. Pierpont Morgan
Duchess of Devonshire
United States
Mn Morgan
Andrews
Lysing
Czolosz
Indiana
Gov. Goebel
Miss Anthony
Lewisen
Hackett
Andfort
Mr. Chuny
KOR Women and Home
Guino
Enghittl
Jace
Kent
Garden of
Englaid
Miss Girman
Sir Dighton
Lady Probyn
Queen Alexandra
Princess of Wales
Allen
Allen 8
Olmsted
Leroy
N.Y
Eadsley
Viauburen
Tod
Baroness L Burdett-Coutis
Waterloo
William Ashead Bariett Burdett-Coutts
Nile
Slinders Petrie
London
Joseph Jeffferson
Bagley
Joey
Mr. Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Rip
Uapiley
Brylant
M. A. Goss
St.Jacobs Oil
Pommel Mel Slicker
Ae Am Sa Se En
Mark Bowers
A.d Tower CO
Mass
North Dakota
D. W. Casseday
Soo” Line
Mini
A. Clippinger
Mer
Tox
Mabel
Minn
Uteva Samply Omeo
Tnanage
Ulova Co
Alican
Ith Rend, Inc
Phelps Brown
Phelps Browa
Broadway
Newburgh
Montana
Te Aste
Montana CO
Aueative Ranch CO
Thompson
HOWE
Borden & Selleck CO
TeraoCe Howe
Tages
Oes
Pontege
Gelacs
Dearborn
WH. M’kinley
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