Jane Addams Addresses Immense Audience at Aid Event
Jane Addams spoke to a large crowd then left for an engagement in Chicago. Dr C B Wilmer highlighted the Associated Charities work and fundraising needs in a bright, humorous talk. Secretary J C Logan detailed the charity’s investigations and successful aid, earning applause, followed by Rabbi David Marx urging broader membership and delivering the benediction.
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Miss Addams
Chicago
C B Wilmer
Associated Charities
Wilmer
Logan
J C Logan
Association
Jane Addams Addresses Philanthropy Ideals at The Grand
Jane Addams spoke to a large Grand audience in Chicago about civic charity and urban reform. She emphasized neighborhood cooperation, citywide tenement issues, and the need for organized effort to improve health and housing. Her remarks drew on Chicago examples and urged action by informed, engaged citizens.
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Jane Addams
Robert Maddox
Ihicago
Ely
Algecia
Chikago
Una
Rajilly
Berlin
Russia
Thong
Wouthern
Vfar Gand
Fogland
Germany
America
Chicago
Queens
John Post
John
Donon
Gronnan
Chicago plan for youth athletic houses transforms city life
A speaker argues for athletic field houses in Chicago to curb juvenile delinquency by channeling energy into supervised sports and training. He links gym programs to lower arrests, advocate compulsory education, and urge industrial training in schools to build disciplined, skilled workers and engaged parents.
Tolatol’s Fair Division of Labor In Art and Industry
The text reflects Tolatol imagining twelve men in a field dividing products by labor. One man discovers reed instruments at day’s end, blows holes in a reed, and creates music that pleases workers who ask him to perform at the field edge. Tolster argues a fair division of labor in such a context.
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Tolatol
Tolster
Bryan at Baltimore Lectures on Coinage
William Jennings Bryan spoke at Ford's Opera House Baltimore on November 24 under Young Men's Christian Association auspices. He said free silver would not ease monetary stringency, arguing restoration of bimetallism would raise money, but the recent discovery of gold has increased money supply and raised prices.
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Baltimore
William Jennings Bryan
Fords Opera House
Young Mena Christian Association
Balloon Flight Planned From Pittafield With Nine aboard
George Stevens will pilot a nine person ascent in the log balloon All America from Pittafield Masa tomorrow. The voyage aims for a long distance in the air with most passengers new to ballooning. The All America carries 77 000 cubic feet and was previously used by Captain Charles de Chandler and J McCoy in an international St Louis race.
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George Stevens
Pittafield
All America
New York
Willblot
Charles de Chandler
J . McCoy
St Louis
Nobel Chemistry Prize Awarded to Sir William Crookes
Stockholm November 24 The Nobel Prize in chemistry will be awarded to Sir William Crookes of London for discoveries in thallium and the radiometer. He was knighted in 1897 and has been closely identified with major scientific advances. Crookes recently announced a process to extract nitric acid from the atmosphere that could transform the nitrate industry and the world food problem.
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William Crookes
London
Wiliam Crookes
Crookes
Stockholm
Two Torpedo Companies to Be Stationed at Key West and New Orleans
Coast artillery reorganization assigns two torpedo companies to Key West and Jackson Barracks near New Orleans. The Key West unit departed today and the Jackson Barracks contingent leaves tomorrow. Miss Alice B Ford wed Chalmers W Mackin at Mangum Street with Key A C Ward officiating, wedding party hastening north for a brief tour.
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Key West
New Orleans
Pensacola
Fis
Arifery
Fort Barrancas
Key West Fin
Jackson Barracke
Jackson Barracks
Gold on the Alaska Trail to Seattle Witnessed by Armed Guards
One million two hundred thousand dollars in gold lies cached at Summit on Thompson Pass near Valdez on the way from Fairbanks to Seattle. Four armed guards keep watch day and night over the shipment, with 450000 in dust and the rest in brick or it. Judge Gray entertains Beyon. Wilm am Bryan lectures in Wilmington under YMCA auspices at Garrick Theater with Judge George Grey presiding. Bryan could not stay the night.
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Chicago
Atlanta
Illinois
Cooperaton
New York
Manhattan Trale School
Anaius
Europe
Seattle
Ward
Summit
Thompson Pass
Valdez
Fairbanks
Alaska
Renr
Brickett
Judge Gray
Wilmington
Del
Willam J Bryan
Garrick Theater
The
Young Men's Christian Association
George Grey
Mr Bryan
Bryan
Grran
Government seeks 360 million Panama bonds and 100 million treasuries
Washington reports on the week of financial activity centered on government bids for 360 million in two percent Panama canal bonds and 100 million in one year treasury certificates at 3 percent. Officials expect over subscription with heavy mail offers from national banks and bankers anticipate dollar expansion to restore monetary stability.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Treasury
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
J Pierpont Morgan
George Baker
New York
Ruw
Panama
Chicaro Sanka
Chicago
New Orleana
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Mi: Life Insurance Company
New York, N.Y
Or R. F. Shedden
Atlanta, Ga
Javye Addams
Associated Charities of Atlanta
Efurt
de Hoye
Joseph Lee
South Park Board
Iittle
Chicago Beast
Hay
Juvenil Court
Dle
Rogers, Peet & Co
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Daniel Bros. Co
L. J. Daniel
Peachtree Street
Hart Schaffner
M.C. A
Sir William Crookes
Kaife
Pats
King Medical "Co
Ernor Mariette
Posehtren
Southern Engraving
Yt Eee
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