Vast Chicago News Roundup on Banks Clearing Houses and White Slavery
Chicago reports urge clearing house examination expansion as banks face consolidation and depositor protection gains. White slave traffic dominates global concerns with estimates of 65,000 daughters of homes in the United States becoming victims, amid émigré travel notes and Canadian resort emigration. The piece concludes with a notice for the American Order of Protection meeting and initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clearing House
Lntke Wit Bee
Banka
Arange T
United States
National Bank of the Republic
Walsh
W. T. Fenton
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Chieigo
Women's National Council
Toronto
Lady Aberdean
Cermeny
Mary Bertha Peppyahkeim
Amelia
America
Parkin
Curtiss Rivalry Marks Early Aeroplane Debut in Hammondsport
Article recounts early aviation rivalry between Curtiss and rival aviators at Hammondsport New York. It notes test flights and debates over who achieved first successful controlled ascent with the aeroplane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn H. Rtlas
Nfch
Mr. Curtiss
Herring-Curtiss Aeroplane Company
Hammondsport
N.Y
Adbodhuileododietyy
New York
Attempt to Bomb Newark Church and School Fails
An alleged bombing attempt at a New Jersey church and school in Newark failed when a dynamite fuse misfired. A crude bomb exploded, shattering windows and creating a five foot hole in the floor while Rev. James Zuccarelli, a sister, and four nuns were shaken but unharmed. Union tensions within the parish were noted, with speculation about Black Hand demands and factional trouble.
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New York
Botsford Street
Newark
N. J
James Zuccarelli
Zuccarelli
Man kills himself after alleged plot with wife in Colorado
William McCutcheon shot himself in Pine Grove Colorado after threatening suicide amid an alleged plot involving his wife and Frank Foster in a Caloon robbery. Mrs McCutcheon and five children witnessed the tragedy as he tried to wrest the revolver from her before firing into his heart. The case follows repeated threats and prior attempts at self destruction.
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Tuman
Pine Grove
Colo
Frank Foster
William McCutcheon
Jowie
Mra. Cutcheon
Mra
McCutcheon
Senator Owen Reveals Tables on Industry Profits and Wages
Senator Owen presents tables showing labor shares and profits across industries from 1890 to 1907. He argues many profits reflect watered stock and monopolistic gains, urging scrutiny of how wage levels compare to product value.
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Washington
Jaime
Aod
Brawdstiffr
Moody's Mangal
Feather
Unclear OCR Narrative on Capital and Earnings Methods
The fragment discusses capital stock and earnings concealment through salaries and miscellaneous expenses. It notes the use of artful bookkeeping to hide earnings and suggests earnings may be understated or misrepresented in census materials. The text appears to critique monopolistic practices and hidden investments.
Comedic star’s wife mauled by dog. three policemen kill it
London reports Mrs. Asery Lauder, wife of a famous singing comedian, hospitalized after severe dog bites from a new bulidos. She is in serious condition. Her brother Harry Valance and two bystanders aided in the rescue. Three policemen then killed the dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Asery Lauder
Priest Not Opposed to Sunday of Joy
Elgin June 21 The Rev J M McCann of St Marys Roman Catholic church said from his pulpit last night he is not opposed to Sunday baseball. He added that as long as people have duties to religious obligations there is no harm in watching or participating in the game of baseball on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Elgin
J. 3. McCann
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Father McConan
Davetall
Teddy the Hunter Sends Antelopes Home to Roosevelt Daughter
New York on June 22 two baby antelope were shipped by express from Colonel Roosevelt to his daughter Mrs Nicholas Longworth. The antelope were delivered aboard the steamer Wonderland Captain Burman fed them with milk from a bottle during the voyage. The animals were taken by the Vaderland at Antwerp from the East African steamer Admiral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Burman
Vaderland
Antwerp
Chihuahua Lumber Company Redemption Bonds Notice
On August 1 1909 twenty two hundred ninety of six percent collateral trust bonds of the Chihuahua Lumber Company will be paid and retired at the United States and Mexico Trust campus Kansas City Missouri. Interest on such numbered bonds ceases after August 1 1909. The treasurer may purchase at par accrued interest additional bonds. Jonant Edward Hotman Treasurer Chihuahua Lumber Company Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Chihuahua Lumber Company Redemption Omonds
United States
Mexon Trust
Tenth Street
Iumore Avenue
Kansas City
Jet
Jonant Edward Hotman
Chihuahua Lumber Company
Chey Ri Wye
Ardaoa
Sherman Company dipping bill details in Cheyenne note
Fragmentary OCR text references Sherman Company Cheyenne and dipping bills with terms like dip positively cards and ulceration. Ambiguous items mention B. & C and water-airy water but lack coherent facts or dates.
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Cearing
Ular
Northern
Ontario
Ube
Algonquin National Pa 'Ae
Lake ‘Temagami
Weckers
Manitob Sidte
Flab
Rodamen
Amelia Bell
Curtis
Barthers
Ork
Maria
Cowaness
Wright
Mrm
Wright Brother
Saradionestes
Oxfords Formen
iNew
Oxfords
Teddy the Hunter
S. P. Stevenson
Eddy Street
Home’ Ranch
Williams.& Myers, Prous
Texas
Milatzo
Hotel Becker
Cheyenne
the City “Loan CO
SL Wiest
W. 18Th Street
Capitol
Harry P. Hynd
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