Rochford Land Co Want Column Propriety Listings
South Dakota investment opportunities offered by Rochford Land Co Proprietors John H Rochford and Peter Capret. Several homes and properties for sale including 7 room house with barn on Winona Street and a 10 room residence in a prime neighborhood. See listings for details and prices and a connected employment agency.
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Rochford Land Co
John H. Rochford
Peter Capret
South Dakota
Balcom
Winona St
Nervous women urged to try Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Mrs Helen Barton of Chicago writes of recovery from nervous prostration after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts the product as a 30 year standard remedy for female ills and invites sick women to write for advice from Lydia E Pinkham at Lynn Mass.
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Mrs. Barton
Lydia E. Pinkham
Helen Barton
Pearson Street
Chicago
Ill
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Strike Threat Looms Over Pittsburg Transit
Pittsburg faces a possible walkout as conductors and motormen vote on an ultimatum from the Philadelphia company. Negotiations failed for over two months. proposed raises range from 24 to 26 cents per hour based on employment length. Uncertainty remains as observers expect strong opposition to the offer.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Gott Pleads Guilty to Murder of Doctor in Ohio
Robert W. Gott pleaded guilty to the murder of Dr. Leo Danzieger, a prominent physician, and received a ten year penitentiary sentence. The shooting occurred three months earlier during a visit to Anna Spangler, Gott’s sixteen year old niece. Alienists attributed the act to temporary insanity sparked by fears of what the girl might have told the doctor.
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Cincinnati
Robert W. Gott
Leo Danzieger
Gott
Danzieger
Anna Spangler
First Day of New Deal Brings 3 Cent Fare and Lawsuit
In Cleveland on April 30 the streetcar fare dropped to 3 cents for city riders while the suburb of East Cleveland kept 5 cents. Mayor McQuigge filed an injunction to enforce the 3-cent fare, claiming the East Cleveland franchise requires parity with Cleveland. Labor talks surfaced as unions sought promised raises. conductors faced fare changes and transfers were delayed, prompting a penny famine with daily penny needs near a million.
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Cleveland, O
Municipal Traction Company
McQuigge
East Cleveland
McQuigg
Cleveland
Motormen’s and Conductors’ Union
Roundup of Anarchists As Immigrant Deportations Rise
Washington reports a coordinated roundup of foreign born anarchists by city authorities with U S immigration officials. Five Italians with criminal records in New York have been ordered deported. some are described as anarchists. General Bingham and officials from Commerce and Labor collaborate to remove undesirables.
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Washington
United States
America
Bingham
New York City
Bureau of Immigration
Strauss
Department of Commerce and Labor
Sargent
New York
General Bingham
Coulon Defeats Scully for Bantam Title in Waukegan
Johnny Coulon of Chicago defeats Tommy Scully of Chicago in the ninth round of a bantamweight title bout in Waukegan. The challenger was outmatched as the referee stopped the fight when a knockout seemed imminent, with both boxers at LOG pounds.
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Waukegan
Ill
Johnny Coulon
Chicago
Tommy Scully
Governor Johnson Lecture Warns of Centralized Power
Governor John A Johnson of Minnesota spoke at Western high school alumni event in Detroit on April 30. He warned that two evils threaten America centralization of federal power and centralization of business power in the hands of a few men.
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Detroit
America
John A Johnson
Minnesota
the Western High School
Black Hills Storm Ravages Vegetation and Calves
A severe storm across the Black Hills region brought heavy snow and frost with a biting wind. Vegetation was blighted and hundreds of calves were killed on the cattle ranges.
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Deadwood
S. C
Black Hills
Which Cow Produces the Buttermilk
A city visitor questions which cow yields buttermilk in a rural herd. A country-born peer replies goats produce buttermilk, per the Springfield Journal.
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Springfield Journal
Few and Far Between in the Polls
A quoted exchange contrasts ideal voting with practical turnout. Goodley laments a world where men would vote as they pray while Wise notes that active participation would wane if voting were that rare, suggesting voter apathy affects election engagement.
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Goodley
Washington Star
Must Be Stylish Hat Exchange in Ledger Style
A playful exchange from the Philadelphia Ledger features a man mocking a hat and a woman graciously defending its style. The dialogue highlights fashion judgment and courteous restraint in a witty back and forth.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Will's Wealthy Suitor Sends Final Signal
In a witty dialogue from Yourkers Statesman, Patrice notes Will plans to make his relationship with the girl permanent, joking that he will grant her the status of a permanent receiver after spending so much money on her.
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Patience
Will
Patrice
Yourkers Statesman
Plug Hats of Japan in Tokyo and Imperial Ceremonies
A New York Sun report notes the prominence of old fashioned plug hats in Japan. Travelers observe Japanese gentlemen donning vintage hats during New Year and the emperor’s birthday, as a symbol of dignity amid Westernized dress.
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Tokyo
New York Sun
Japan
England
Negishi
Yokohama
Indian Greeting on the Columbia River Salutation Story
The Minneapolis Journal discusses Paul Kane's 1846 portrayal of Pacific coast Indians and their language. It notes the difficulty of mastering their speech, the blend into a trader patois, and the common greeting Clah hoh ahb yah linked to a Fort Clark figure.
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Pacific Coast
Paul Kane
Max Muller
Clark
Columbia River
Major Lewis
Mr. Kane
Minneapolis Journal
Essay on Clergymen Draws Laughs at Dinner
Bishop Potter heard a Cooperstown schoolboy’s comical essay about clergymen when an ecclesiastical dinner in New York amused attendees. The boy lists three kinds of clergymen bishops rectors and curates noting the bishop tells the rectors to work and the curates must do it. He adds a curate is a thin married man who becomes fuller as rector and can preach longer sermons and become a good man.
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Potter
New York
Cooperstown
Washington Star
A True Friend Is Proved by Action
A Detroit Free Press quote recalls a friend named Green as a true ally for repaying a loan promptly when asked, showing loyalty through responsible conduct. The brief exchange highlights trust and dependable behavior in friendships.
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Green
Detroit Free Press
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