Sanitary wall coatings push Alabastine endorsement
A Detroit Tribune note praises Alabastine as a sanitary wall coating, citing a Michigan Health Board supplement condemning wallpaper and kalsemine nails. It invites readers to test coatings, offers a sample order to the first five responders, and reports Tribune offices decorated with the product for a clean, pleasant effect.
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Michigan State Board of Health
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Tribune
Detroit Tribune
Mayor Palmer Orders All Sioux City Gambling Houses Closed
Sioux City report says Mayor Palmer yielded to pressure and ordered all gambling houses shut. Chief Shanley served the notices and by nightfall every venue was closed. The Law and Order League, once quiet, campaigns to close saloons again after three years.
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the Hegister
Palmer
Shanley
Law and Order League
League
Beebe's Weather Forecast and Ruminations on Education
A 19th-century column forecasts a February storm between the 1st and 15th and notes Washington birthday timing for schools. It cites Levi Beebe of Lee Massachusetts and recalls the 1888 New York blizzard prediction. The piece also discusses phonograph lore and MIT chemist Ellen S Richards advocating domestic science chairs for women.
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Levi Beebe
Lee
Mass
Beebe
New York
Ellen 8S. Richards
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Population forecasts for the United States past 1900
The article reviews historic estimates of U S population. Early projections by Elkanah Watson and J D B De Bow varied with actual growth until 1860. Later corrections by Gen Francis A Walker and Carroll Wright project 1900 population around 75 million and predict slower growth thereafter. Chicago is expected to become the continent's largest city by 1910.
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United States
Elkanah Watson
J. D. B. de Bow
Francis A. Walker
Carroll Wright
Labor Bureau
Washington
Chicago
Trial of Rev. Howard MacQueary Sparks Theological Debate
The Cantons Episcopal minister faces a Cleveland trial over Darwinian views and biblical interpretation. He asserts private judgment against creedal dictates, arguing Scripture authority rests with individual reason. He disputes the virgin birth Trinity physical resurrection and literal atonement, claiming modern scholarship supports his conclusions.
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Howard MacQueary
Canton
Cleveland
MacQueary
Episcopal Church Congress
New York
Potter
Luther
Joseph
Christ
Morality Stand in New Jersey Bans Church Back-Pew Flirting
A humorist recalls his temper in a distant funeral sermon via telephone. New Jersey reaffirms moral standards by prohibiting flirting giggling and carrying on among young churchgoers in back pews.
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New Jersey
New Jersey Defines Public Scolding as Nuisance
A New Jersey woman faces potential court action for habitual scolding described as a public nuisance and may be imprisoned if convicted.
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New Jersey
Mutual Confidence Seen as Key to End Strikes
The piece argues that ongoing strikes across the country stem from a lack of trust between employers and workers. It says many disputes could be avoided if both sides demonstrated fairness, honesty, and willingness to consider labor interests during hard times.
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Worken
William
Europe
London
Rural voters split on education, railroads, and candidates
A survey of rural sentiment across eastern and western agricultural papers shows farmers demanding government support for agricultural education and science, railroads under public supervision or ownership, tariff opinions split, and Cleveland and Blaine as favored Democratic and Republican presidential picks respectively amid broader calls for a new deal and agricultural leadership.
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Agricultural Press
Secretary Rusk
Cleveland
Blaine
Ti Heeans
Indian Rising Causes and Elaine Goodale’s Sioux View
Elaine Goodale has lived among the Sioux for seven years teaching and guiding them toward civility while noting their distinct dress. She writes The New York World about the pressures on the Sioux since her arrival, arguing against deceitful white dealings and calling for honest engagement and fair treatment amid recent violence and hardship.
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Elaine Goodale
Elaine
New York
Miss Goodale
Age and endurance redefine man’s peak in The Century essay
The Century’s writer argues aging has shifted as senators average 59 and judges exceed 70. Malcolm W. Ford adds that athletic power lasts longer, citing Curtis 46 and Buermeyer 52 still strong, while Dinnie thrived at 52. Bishop traces European stay and Bellamy plans a New Nation weekly starting Feb 14.
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Prince George County
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Lincoln
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Supreme Court
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William B. Curtis
Henry E. Buermeyer
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