Lincoln State Journal States Need for End to White Slave Trade
A Lincoln State Journal opinion piece denounces the white slave trade centered in New York and its spread, urging abolition through ending toleration of vice, reforming political machines, and addressing economic poverty that fuels trafficking. The article cites federal scrutiny, muckraking critiques, and calls for stronger action to eradicate slavery in all its forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dox
Brooklyn
Unis
Fort Kitely
Profis
New York
Seattle
Needloes
Lincoln State Journal
The Road to Youthie by John Hendrick Mangs
A reflective poem urging joy in all created things and benevolent view of others. The speaker resolves to dismiss annoyances and seek beauty, finding peace in a method that keeps him close to youth as days and years pass. Also mentions Fine Wall Paper at Sherman Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youtie
John Hendrick Mangs
Success Magazine
Submarine Boats Gramps and Pike Reach Santa Barbara
Two submarine boats Gramps and Pike arrived off Santa Barbara last night from San Francisco convoyed by the supply ship Justin and the tug Fortune. The voyage is described as the longest under their own power. Ilia eticines of the Sranpe are reported to be causing trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbars
Cal
Tune
Gramps
Pike
Justin
Fortune
San Franciago
Iliaeticines
Sranpe
Jeffries Averts Feud With Sullivan In Nevada Light
In Reno on June 25 Jeffries blamed Corbett for the Sullivan clash and sought a reconciliation aided by trainer William Muldoon. Sullivan and Jeffries met amicably after a brief cordial session, with Sullivan praising Jeffries and both men planning to fish together in the Truckee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nev
Jeffries
Jim Corbett
John J. Sullivan
Corbett
Corvett
Lvan
Sullivan
William Sevenane
John L. Sullivan
John
John L
Muldoon
Jeff
Truckee
Suvllivan
William Muldoon
Vorbett
Jef
Reno arena set for July 2 opening fight night
Contractors vowed a completion by July 2 for the arena in Reno as Tom Tones of Ad Wolgast wired to bring lightweight champion to meet Battling Nelson in a return bout if Nelson agrees. Early day drills and boxing rounds accompanied by grip work and medical checks marked the start of preparations at the new camp.
Rev and Mrs Nelson Entertain Friends from Indiana
Mr Alontos Girton with wife and two sons and Misses Hallie and Vista Brown of Richmond Indiana arrive in Cheyaline for a few days visit with Rev and Mrs Nelson. Girton family will move to Portland Oregon and Misses Brown will visit Seattle. Mrs Edda Walters of Indian- appears in incomplete line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Nelson
Alontos Girton
Hallie
Vista Brown
Richmond
Ind
Cheyaline
Girton
Portland
Ore
Brown
Seattle
Edda
Walters
Apolis
City
Re. Walters
Logan
Utah
Australian cattle king fortune linked to Indiana woman
Mrs Nelly Baker of Coeur d Alene City is said to be heir to a $7 4 million Australian fortune from her former lover Arthur Travers who became a cattle tycoon in Australia and died leaving the claim to her lawyer in Indianapolis. Travers wed Baker after divorcing Fudge W J Grout, and Baker’s suit proceeds as attorney R F Filmore travels to Australia with proof of her entitlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Srine
Nelly Baker
Coeur A
Alene
Chain
Hottom
Australia
Baker
Rr F Filmore
Australis
Mrs. Baker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sunday State
the Teader Publishing Gn
W. & Edmistor
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Fine Wall Paper
Ar Sherman Co
Hood
THE
Cheyenne Steam Laundry
Sterman Co
Sherman Co
National Bank Savings Department
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power CO
Gaphiol Ave
Johnson
Kelley Mercantile Co
16Th and
Capitol Ave
W. 16Th ST
Cbeyenne
P. J. Black Lumber Yard
van Lennen
Metropole
Hesery Hoffman
Bombon
Metropol Stables
Agent Ff
Cadillac Automobiles
Sullorea
Gilcrost Ensewil Liv Co
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