Reilly Urges Irish Martyrdom and Home Rule
Representative Thomas L. Reilly spoke on Emmet’s martyrdom and its impact on nations. He argued Ireland’s struggle spurred global progress, noting Irish influence in parliaments, and predicting democracy’s rise to grant Ireland home rule.
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Emmet
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Poverty Drives Offense Early Marriage Key To Social Evil
The Illinois State Senate Vice committee links poverty to the social evil, arguing low wages push women toward vice and poverty also pressures men. It contends eliminating poverty or encouraging early marriage would reduce vice, noting some prosperous individuals still face the issue.
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Hlinvis State Senate
Illinois State Senate Vice Committee
DRE SHAW'S ORATORY DEFENDS WOMEN'S COMPETENCE
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw is praised as a top public speaker on women's rights. The piece argues women are logical and capable, equal to male orators like Bryan, and fit to lead in public debate and the votes-for-women movement. Bridgeport hosts her address.
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First English suffragette and early newspapers noted
Editorial notes recount Elizabeth Mallet as likely founder of the London Daily Courant the first real daily newspaper. It surveys early journalism, the Blizzard of 1883, Tellier and the birth of cold storage, and Australia’s capital naming debates involving Canberra Myola and Fisher.
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Daily Courant
Elizabeth
Germany
Royal Bulletin
China
Pioneer
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London Courant
Tor
Australia
Commonwealth
Canberra
Fisher
New South Wales
Andrew Fisher
Crosshouse
Kilmarnock
Queensland
Mores
Parliaitory
Labor ‘Party
Myola
George Reid
George
Scotland
Lorimer Foundation Laboratory for Tuberculosis Charter Request
Belief that Dr. Peter P. Duket has produced a serum to cure tuberculosis prompts a Springfield charter application to establish the Lorimer Foundation Laboratory. The lab would operate in Loyola University medical school as a non profit with ex-Senator as a trustee.
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Chicago
Peter P. Duket
Springfield
Lorimer Foundation
Loyola University
Lorimer Endows Institution and Posthumous Song Coverage
Senator Lorimer endowed the institution and arranged for his song to be carried on after his death. The initial tests at the new laboratory will be conducted by Dr Duket, with other physicists allowed access to its facilities.
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William Lorimer
Lorimer
Duket
Compromise for 1.5 Million in Cudahy Suit
Chicago reports a settlement in the Cudahy family dispute as Track Cudahy receives 1.5 million dollars placed in trust for him his wife and two children. Attorneys for the family and executor deny coercion and note the amount equals one seventh of the estate excluding the widow's one third.
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Chicago
Cudahy
Michael Cudahy
Packer
Joseph H
City to Spend 150000 on New Haven Harbor Improvements
New Haven plans more than 150000 in harbor work this year with 73200 in bids in New London and 80000 in additional appropriations. Contracts include 54000 for West River widening and 19000 for Mill, Quinnipiac rivers. 380000 covers main channel widening from Tomlinson Bridge to Fort Hale Park.
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New London
Army Engineers
West River
Mill River
Quinnipiac River
Tomlinson Bridge
Fort Hale Park
Laces of the Season Novelties in Trimming and Dress Laces
The department offers a froth of lace varieties for summer gowns including Filet Bohemian Chantilly Shadow and Carrick-ma-cross twists. Reproductions of Point Gaze Ragusa Reticelli cited with all over laces in shadow Maline Chantilly Orient al and Point d Esprit and black laces in multiple descriptions. Genuine Irish Crochet bands Cluny laces Normandy German Rubelux vals featured on main floor.
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Department of Laces
Bohemian
Princess
Chantilly
Shadow
Craquele
Carrick-ma-cross
Point Gaze
Point Ragusa
Reticelli
Normandy
New Fabric Mix Sold as Belgian Homespun Declared Not Cotton
The article notes a so called Belgian homespun fabric marketed as cotton is actually a linen blend and resembles linen in appearance. It is described as coarse yet stylish, measuring 54 inches wide in a blue and brown color scheme. Sold by Walk Goods Section on the main floor.
Hartmann Trunks and Special Fibre Steamer Trunks
Advertises Hartmann trunks in all models and special fibre trunks in colors white gray orange brown green and chocolate. Steamer and dress trunks from 5.00, three specials in bags pigskirt sea lion and monkey. Fourth floor.
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Hartmann
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