City notes and labor tension in Chicago piece
A fragmented Chicago column describes a 3 a.m. temperature reading, a labor strike at South Chicago Steel Mill, and wage talks. It details union activities, a bazaar for a girls’ industrial school, and local political plots, including a letter about a planned disruption at the Exposition Building during the Republican Convention. It also covers a county committee meeting, a court case on financial misconduct, and the formation of the Union League Club with new quarters and membership plans.
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Workhigwomdn'a
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National Labor Convention
Chicago Donoth
Iineis Industrial School For Girls
Apollo Hall
Mitate
Jind Luling
Eelit
Yue Sovlety
Army of the Cumberland
Grand Pacific Motel
Milwakes
Hooker
Roent
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W. Hisnes
Joseph Chesterfield Mickin Wis
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New York
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Kent & Co
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Tie
Ghat
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Wielid
Ont & Co
Pool
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INE Union Leaque Club
L. Coburn
LW. C. Collins
O. 2
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Edoward A. Packard
Frederick A. Arnold
W. A. Stantonpant
James
Carter
Kiuokke
Noto
Klokke
Chicago
Reputillean Party
Socliliatio
Case Review on Edward Vatly Pupils Treatment at Clarke School
The board examined Edward O. Vatly amid controversies over corporal punishment used on pupil Meyer Norden. Witnesses including Meyer's mother and Miss Hayward described discipline and incidents. testimony suggested the boy's behavior ranged from good to disruptive. Proceedings adjourned to Thursday at 4 PM for further hearing.
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Clarke Hehout
Maluenvion
Impeetum
VA. Moyne
E.G. Koulth
M.A. Delaney
Meyer Norden
Vaile
Mayer Nordon
Ppen
Hayward
Weraston
Ayornice
Meyer
Vail
Ulrikes
Mas Smith
Diesen
Quiet wedding unites Bilao L Kubert and Edgar Gibbs
A small ceremony occurred Saturday afternoon on Oak Avenue uniting Bilao L. Kubert of Evandton and Edgar C. Gibbs of Bb. Joseph, Mo. The bride wore pod satin with white ewids and colored Dower. The few guests included the trimedian orlonile and Lelug favited. The couple left for BL, Joseph, Mo after the celebration while HYde Park Trustees plan a special jog ustrycullege.
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Bryanston
Bilao Loule K. Kubert
Evandton
Edgar C. Gibbs
Bb. Joseph
Oak Avenue
Goby
Oslo
Georgy U. Murey
Joseph
Willie
Muyer
Railroads Mix as Joint Committee Meets in Chicago
The High Joint Executive Committee of trunk line railroads began a session in Commissioner Fink's office with many major lines represented including New York Central Erie Pennsylvania and Louisville Nashville. The committee discussed classification and percentage revisions while a two month delay was granted for Fink to take a European trip. A separate report on a near collision involving the Chicago Muck Island & Pacific was recounted with passengers escaping harm after a rear freight train blocked the line and engendered chaotic scenes in the sleeper area.
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Chicago Tribune
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Chicago
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Arado
Pasenger
Is Khon Na Bho
Bayo
Terri Orin
Epeang
I. J. Cably
Loganaport Kenana South Bent Railway founders cited in state notice
Articles of incorporation for the Loganaport Kenana & South Bent Railway were filed with the Secretary of State. The report highlights Mr. J. W. Coleman named General Ticket Agent, and notes related railroad appointments, excursions, and events, including a May 0 concert and May 7 Milwaukee meeting details.
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Loganaport
Kenana
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Cumming
National League Special Meeting at Niagara Falls
A Providence Troy complication settled as Troy remains in the National League after a heated session at Niagara Falls. The meeting addressed a postponed game and time for matinees, with disputes over schedule adherence and possible expulsions resolved without any league expulsion.
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Niagara Walls
Providence-Troy
Troy
Controversy Over Troya Expulsion Sparks League Meeting
Representatives and Provences delegates discussed enforcing an expulsion of the Troya from the league after misconduct. While most supported removal, Mr. Root objected. Several players were eyed to fill vacancies, including Castine Comes, Welch, and Holbert, as Esther voiced displeasure with her nine.
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League
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Troya
Aoing
Records and rules spark debate at trotting matinees
Chicago officials debate whether exhibition trots without gate receipts count as records or bars. The Board of Appeals rules such performances would not be records, clarifying interpretation for exhibitions inviting the public but not charging admission.
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Chicago
Jockey
Will
National Association
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Gich
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Board of Appeals
Illinois Sportsmen Association Opens State Tournament
The Illinois Sportsmen group opened its annual convention and tournament at Delving Park with high attendance. The opening shoot featured ten single rises and twenty-one yurls. eighty entries competed. First prize a bronze shotgun valued at 200 was shared by M Eich and L M Buford of Stock Island, with O K Mears of Unlengo second, J I Crosby third, and J Watson and W Newbaugh sharing fourth. More team matches are anticipated with a big fine expected.
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Chicago Tribune
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Unlengo
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Jon Watson
W. Newbaugh
Vos
Chicago Yacht Club Sees Regatta Plans for June
A regular Chicago Yacht Club meeting at the club room of the Berige house discussed the government regatta to be held in the afternoon of June. A special meeting will be held at the Bor Inn Mouse that evening to run preliminaries and close the entry list. Yachts were slow to enter.
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Ihursday
Ware
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Thirteenth Annual Meeting of National Woman Suffrage Assoc
Special dispatch reports the thirteenth annual meeting in Park Theatre with Mrs Stanton absent. Baruch Andrew Sponove serves as secretary as committees form on finance, membership, and culture while a lengthy platform statement advocates national protection for women citizens and the right to vote across party lines.
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Ind
National Woman Busfrage Association
Park Theatre
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Busan B. Anthony
Baruch Andrew Sponove
Philadelphia
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Spoford
Culturn
Mary Wright Thompson
Gouar
Mra. Brown
Ian
Parker Pillsbury
Dra, Chandler
Dr. It
National Woman Suffrage Association
Vxorulao
Women Suffrage Platform At National Convention
A historical account of a party platform advocating women suffrage. The narrative covers meetings, notable figures like Elizabeth Lily Stainton and Sara Andrewa Spencer, and the aim to pass a Sixteenth Amendment. It traces origins of reform groups and notes connections to Susan B. Anthony and Lucretia Mott.
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Dlotso
Auppertoil
Asanalitintarg
Javica
Chicago
Nile
Elizabeth Lily Stainton
New York
Sara Andrewa Spencer
Washington
American Association
Althoug
Nationnal Association
United States
Anertenan Association
Erni Uiahbs Association
National Outrage Association
Delewites
Alseteen
Bistiesa Mneeetings Save Deen
Congress
Triquny
Susan FH. Anthony
Siebbina
Michigan
Thia
Ryual-lMghta Association
National Guard Association forms in Missouri meeting
St Louis hosts a gathering of Missouri military companies concluding in the formation of the National Guard Association of Missouri with Gen. Charles W. Squires of St Louis named president. Encampment plans are discussed and resolutions urge Congress to raise National Guard appropriations.
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Missouri
St. Louis
National Guard Assnciation of
Hirig
Charles W. Squires
Congress
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