Whitehall Street Regrading Aims to Boost Southside Property
Property owners on Whitehall Street and intersecting cross streets advocate council action to regrade Whitehall and nearby avenues. The plan, tied to improved grade from Trinity Avenue to Cooper Street, is expected to raise property values, stimulate investment, and mirror the north side gains from Luckie Spring and Ivy Street projects. The move, backed by local real estate interests, may proceed via street committee, with county support possible, timing targeted before year end.
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Whitehall Street
Forsyith Street
Luckie
James
Spring Street
Ecrossa
Brotherton Street
Trinity Avenue
Cooper
Whitehall
Council
South Side
Ivy Street
Coun
Cil
County Board
Spring
Ivy Streets
Why They Went from August Lippincott's
A Sunday school teacher notices a quick departure by a little girl and her younger brother as they hurry away. The scene shows a child’s urgency and the teacher’s surprised questions about the missing time. A Harmony of Opinion depicts a mother preoccupied with a teething baby while guiding her husband on preparing a fixture for Roy's sore throat and a reflection on future actions.
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August Lippincott’s
Mary
Mitch Anne
Jimmy
August Lippincott
Alice
Roy
John
Darrow Freed in Bribery Case After Jury Victory
Clarence S. Darrow was acquitted today of bribing a juror in the McNamara case and faces a second indictment trial. Jurors embraced him, Judge Hutton congratulated him, and Mrs Darrow cried with relief as the courtroom scene echoed with cheers. The DA said a new trial on the Bain indictment may proceed next week while noting the tense atmosphere in court.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence S. Darrow
Chicago
McNamara
Fredericks
Darrow
Isles
Hutton
Livery Step
Mr. Darrow
Earl Rogers
Foreman Williams
Golding
Dunbar
Judge Hutton
Balin
H. H. Appel
The
Ane Lorimer
Lorimer
Senate
New England
Crane
Aldrich
Penrose
Guggenheim
Gallinger
Dillingham
N Charre
Garorse N. Lockwood
J. B. McNamara
Warrow
Roosevelt on Socialism and Lorimer in 1908 campaign
Roosevelt condemns dishonest nominations and Lorimerism, argues for reforming party politics and prosecuting corruption. He rebuts Wilson on platforms, defends progressive policy goals, and outlines a plan to use constitutional amendment processes to secure social and industrial justice including eight hour workday and child labor limits.
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Progressive Party
Great Corporation
Ried Canitallats
Lanier Seeks Pension Commissioner Vote Card
An old, worthy and well qualified business man, Captain Lanier, runs for Pension Commissioner. He has never asked office before and is opposed by Mr. Lindgey, who has run the Lines about 15 years, now seeking support.
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Lanier
Lindgey
Be kind to the umpire in baseball’s rough theater
Ode urges fans to respect umpires, noting their humanity and fear of abuse. It imagines a humble life, a cottage and a loving wife, and pleas for praise over punches. It warns against boneheaded taunts, flying debris, or lethal pranks and asks spectators to judge fairly and support fairness on the field.
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Alliance
Just What It Means Verse Dialogue on Age and Beach Banter
A beachside chat contrasts aging and youth with a quip about arriving at years of discussion. A young woman comments on bathing suit norms while a man notes the lack of impressive men’s suits, delivering a light, ironic exchange.
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Johnnie
Fie
Improve Your Skin While You Bathe With Poslam Soap
An advertisement touts Poslam Soap as cleansing and health boosting for skin. It claims to soothe tender skin, improve color and complexion, protect against infection, and cure diseased skin due to medicated ingredients. Promotes use as a shampoo for dandruff and infant use, with a large lasting cake priced at 23 cents and free samples via Emergency Laboratories in New York.
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Emergency Laboratories
West 25Th Street
New York
Clix
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Johnson
Mesars
Wilson
New York Times
United States
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W. H. Lanier
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