Public Letter Supports Dog Regulation Ordinance and Warns Against Aristocracy
F. A. Ironside argues in favor of the South Side Improvement Association’s dog regulation ordinance. He criticizes kennel owners and city officials listed as opposing the measure, asserting the welfare of people and public health over dog fanciers. He praises J. E. Wharton’s remarks and urges the council to consider community health over privileged dog rights.
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Ldesire
Orton
Downer
Gio
Wig
Nin Ag
Salsjeck
of. Jr. Maeign
Uley Scum
Ea Paleeman
J. TE. Wharton
Lhree
Couniell
Ings
Faraffy
Jaeinka Tha Kubert
Aldecuisn Grigg
Herge
Dickens Names From Private Papers Revealed
An old manuscript shows names drawn from Dickens characters copied into lists. John Foster compiled fragments with sources including a Privy Council Education sublist. Notable entries include Jol y Sticks, Bill Marigold, George Maxzle, and Sophia Toonedas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicken
Tohn Foster
Privy Council
Bill Marigold
George
Local Contracts Highlight Sparse Pay After Delays
A fragment notes contractors facing extra charges and modest earnings with payments hovering around three hundred dollars. The text references Hod and gear costs, implying delayed or disputed payments affecting tradespeople. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
Coroner's inquest links drill to miner Hughes death
The inquest at the courthouse examined how Mike Hughes died at the Spointutur mine. Clarence L. Bure testified he dropped a drill from the 2400 level after lowering wedges to signal anyone below. Fat Duffs and others corroborated the accident, with the verdict concluding Hughes died when a drill was thrown down the manway by a nipper.
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Mike Haushes
Hig
Speculstor
Court Louse
Clarence L. Bure
Tere
Lola
Clehe
Hughes
Sughes
Mms
Fat Duffs
Whamble
Sam AfeTjonala
Manuay
Spoentutur
Labor reform call at union convention in Milwaukee
Greater labor unions advocate shorter hours and stricter labor bins in a debate led by William B. Wilson, secretary of labor, urging labor diplomacy and peace during the Carmen's association ten day convention. Separate reports note church conference sessions opening at 4 p.m. with Pastor L. O. Bird of Chicago delivering the sermon.
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Milwauks
Willian B. Wilson
Department of
Imbor
Lola
Carmen’s Association
Tim
Hey. L. O. Bird
Chicago
Fuelt Ar Glendive
Ingston
Coniiscation of Waterfowl and Wildlife Rights
A garbled 19th century note discusses aristocratic ownership of game fish birds and the sea. It references seizing sturgeon and waterfowl in British waters and coasts, royal ownership of wildlife, and disputes over property in mints and wardrobes, with archaic legal language suggesting crown rights over wildlife.
Greenheart Wood and Its Long-Lasting Use
The text describes Woetsi as AMA TOLER and details greenheart timber from South American forests. It claims high durability, resistance to white ants, and historical use in England for centuries, noting trees reach about a century in age and are grown in tropical jungles.
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New York
Panamata
South America
Iran
Locke
England
Fires destroy Haviland warehouses and rail yard
Special dispatch reports a major blaze destroying Hovali warehouses, including Beckwith Company and McReynolds O’Connell buildings, a sugar store, rail cars, and part of the Northern Pacific line at Rayalli. Loss estimated around 95,000 dollars with extensive damage and uncertain insurance coverage. Fire origin unknown. rapid heat hampered containment.
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Standard
Missoula
Beckwith
Alercanille
McReynolds & O'Connel
Rayalli
Stanley Suearces
Stanley Scee
Aje
Reynalds & O’connel
Beckwith Company
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Fire losses in state reach 40087 in August
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Marshal Mae Cormick filed a governor's report showing August fire losses statewide totaled 40087 dollars. Missoula recorded the largest fire losses at 327222 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Glenn
Marshal MaeCormick
Missoula
Four Steel Tubes Sunk to Form Harlem River Subway Link
Four steel tubes each 220 feet long and nineteen feet in diameter were sunk into a Harlem River trench to form part of the Lexington Avenue subway. The four tubes, weighing about 725 tons total, were riveted side by side and lowered into place after being constructed on the riverbed.
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Lonwo
American Beauties for James J Hill Dedicated Park Event
Park ceremony honors James J Hill founder of the Great Northern railway. Kenney leads veterans tribute as Willian Han presides. Over 200 members of the Great Northern association attend at Gluck park. Hill receives a warm ovation while railroad figures greet veterans and park dignitaries.
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Intanes
Pasi Fia
Bne Party of
Byathers
Teank
P. Maher
Gambinen
Hill
Te Park
Fragmented notes on sheep bone use in musical instrument making
An obscure historical discussion notes that nearly 100 pounds of sheep carcass material enter instrument production in Germany. It traces sources from England Austria Hungary and Australia, noting trade, durability, and varying practices in abattoirs and makers worldwide.
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Vieline
Lyon
Germany
Engle
Ausbeatia
Hanin
Markinubirchin
Quick relief claims for Croxone backache and rheumatism
An advertisement-style claim asserts Croxone reaches the kidneys and joints to dissolve uric acid, heal inflamed membranes, and cleanse toxins. It promises rapid, lasting results with three doses daily and offers a money-back guarantee if it fails, regardless of age or duration of suffering.
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Avery
Vndvolen Grdinange
F. A. Ironside
Dickens
Uije Smithery
Crumic
Akuuugut
Mnacely
Smouth
Reberc i Arbuthant
Mike Treck
Warspite
Nm Challaiga
Adatieg
Hewhorth Mox
Warshire
Anly
Adimirad Arhullinot
Beck
Wataias
Mngland
Mike Herd
Overs
Sovereija Igatsa
Ama Toler
Woetsi Is
First National Bank
St. Paul
Glork
Milwaukee-St. Paul Railroad
Clark
ST. Paul Addition Company
Butte, Montana
Raali
Macantile
Aanchesytok Pead
Livingston
W. D. Manchester
Whitehall
al Je Graves
ILO
Kalispell
Charles Mitverlande
Marion Taft
Ingraham
Roby
Haverlandt
Lexington Avenue
James J. Hill
Croxone
Ames
A.C.M. Hardware House
Browne & Flanigan Company
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