Saloon Opens Near City Hall With Local Leaders Endorsements
Vontinental National Bank’s Blok and Savings Bank president Mitetedl are among officials mentioned as the Jameson incident draws attention. Postings note Alderman Cer completing his second term, praised for duty. Frank W. Bewersdorf and V. RKervey open a saloon at 107 Bt. Tatdoelptr street near the City Hall area, highlighting accessibility and quality offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comperatie
Percy Toh
Blok
Vontinental National Banks
A. Mitetedl
Ainess Teast Inl Savings Bank
James HW. Becket
Arhitit & U6
Afterman
V. Rkervey
Prank W. Bewersdorf
Prititie Beth
West Side
Theodore Mayer Emerges as Trusted Chicago Lawyer
The essay praises Theodore Mayer for his brief tenure on the bench, calling him a fist class lawyer and conscientious administrator. It argues opponents will fail to tarnish his standing, noting his wide public recognition in Chicago deterring any slanders.
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Jnation
Theodore Mayer
God
Neo Aittempt
Aspersion
Chardeter
Chicago
Sthck
Chicago Officials and Citizens Endorse Local Figures
A Chicago Hearst paper cites confidence in Hopkins and Labi on Illinois politics while praising John V. Clarke as a respected banking leader. Alderman Schmidt is expected to be reelected. Elbridge Haney serves as an efficient Superior Court judge. Steuben Wine Co. notes quality wines at fair prices. Max Eberhardt is esteemed justice of the peace. Oliver Horton and Abner Smith are highlighted as eminent jurists. John Dadie is favored for Congress.
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Elbridge Haneey
Superior Court
Cook County
The
Steuben Wine Company
West Madison Street
Crescent Coal & Mining President Honored by Citizens
Mr. Walter Bogle, president of Crescent Coal and Mining Company, is celebrated as a citizen the people would gladly honor. He is described as a Democrat whom his party is justly proud.
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Walter §. Bogle
The
Crescent Coal & Mining Company
William J. Moxley
Chicago
Moxley
Chicago Leaders and Upcoming Elections Amid Market Notes
A fragment outlines William J. Moxley as a leading Chicago Republican and public figure, praises Paul Pohl and the Jending Weiss beer brewer, and notes election details for Cook County. It mentions Aldermen votes on April 5 and lists offices to be voted for including presidential electors and state and county officials.
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Fermal
Cook County
Board of Election
Congress
Bute
General Assembly
Board of Review
Nation's Quirks and Global Trade Reflections
A collage of lines critiques rail policy, radium work, and famine fears, notes on ichthyosaur finds in South America, and the notion that Russia and Korea pose random dangers while US imports from many nations include onions and spices. The passage mocks pretenders and cheap sensationalism with a wary eye on global affairs.
Religious Israelites and the three essentials of a home
A fragment notes new poston sect called Religious Israelites who wear long hair on men and discuss joining if guaranteed. It recalls Paul the Apostle and his three essentials for a home faith hope charity, noting he was not a married man.
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Paul the Apostle
Paul
Man Fined For Intervening In Family Quarrel
At Bayonne a man was fined $10 for trying to stop a family quarrel. The magistrate explained the fine was to discourage butting in. The judge quipped that a fool and his money are soon parted, suggesting a better excuse might have been found.
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Bayonne
N. 4
Clerk Recalls Odd Mitten Request From Customer
A retail clerk, after a long shift, recalls a curious interaction with a customer seeking fifty cent mittens. The patron insisted on fingerless gloves and complained the selection offered was not as described, prompting the clerk to display all mittens of that style.
Call for thorough inquiry into railroading safety
In this age of special investigations there should be a thorough inquiry into our system of railroading to lessen accidents. The Connellsville wreck and sixty nine fatalities show the destructive potential of missteps. Several avoidable accidents prompt questions about how American railways are operated and overseen.
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Connellsville
American Railways
Nct
American buyers dominate global markets says vivid columnist
The piece argues the United States is a major purchaser in world trade, ordering American wagons for war, touring the globe, and exporting machinery while also importing many goods. It highlights buying beeswax from Cuba and onions from Bermuda as examples of broad imports.
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Russias
Cuba
Bermuda
Woman among Denver election arrestees challenges politics belief
A Denver arrest on election law violations involves a woman. The report notes the mixed reaction to women in politics and cites William Dean Howells urging authors to unite for broader sympathy if they strike.
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Denver
William Dean Howells
Uncle Sam Builds Public Buildings On Vast Scale
Unele Sam expands as a builder with many post offices under contract and many more authorized. The cost of unfinished buildings equals past government expenditure, reflecting a deliberate policy to “lay up money.” Public buildings project a national dignity via a Washington style, shaping government offices nationwide and prompting calls for rational site rules amid lobbying and spoils-system rhetoric.
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Unele Sam
Uncle Sam
Washington
Capitol
Treasury
White House
Millionaires in the United States and New York City
A report disputes figures from a dinner crowd and a Rockefeller associate, citing Hoth’s global millionaire estimate of 10,000 with 7,000 in the United States and 1,000 in New York City, per the New York Press and the Red Book’s name list.
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United States
Depew
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
New York
Hoth
New York City
New York Press
Financial Red Book
Millionaires in the United States and double counting concerns
An official notes difficulty in listing all individuals worth over eight million dollars. He cites underreporting due to tax evasion, wealth concealment, and stigma around large holdings. He doubts numbers exceed a thousand in New York and warns against extrapolating from known cases.
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United States
Mercantile Agency
New York
Depew
Mr. Rockefeller
Three for Seventy-Five Sparks a Violet Fare Fight
In a street scene a Greek florist offers three violets for seventy five cents to three charming young women. They haggle over the price, discovering it should have been sixty cents. The exchange ends with the trio acknowledging the bargain and their mood soured.
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Inne Eck
Ruth
Swiss Citizens and American Dual Status Warned
Consul Lieberknecht at Zurich urges students and others to obtain passports, noting naturalized Americans who were Swiss citizens retain rights and duties. Return to Switzerland without proper documents can reassert Swiss citizenship and military tax obligations. Release from old duties requires a written request to the home community with proof of American citizenship.
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Switzerland
State Department
Lieberknecht
Zurich
Reflection on marital roles and male resilience in business life
A prescriptive reflection on how men should manage business stress and share financial realities with wives. It argues that open discussion strengthens households, promotes cheerfulness, and frames home as a refuge from work. It also touches on a human urge for conflict and cruelty, tracing it from infancy through schooling.
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Busineis
Hopkins
Parrison
B. OM
Labi
Illinois
John V. Clarke
Theishernian Banking Association
Ceitizen
Ree KO Sehrmidt
Ifon
Max Eberhardt
Oliver H. Horton
Circuit Court
Abner Smith Ute
John Dadie
William 4. Moxley Company
Lange Brothers
Dearborn
Paul Pohl
Charles F. Gunther
Chicago Democrats
Board of Assessors
Russia
Korea
England
Spain
Italy
West Indies
Canada
Mexico
China
Japan
France
Sweden
Denmark
Hongkong
Timothy Hay
Agricultural Department
John Hay
Department of State
Howers
New York Times
Western Union Telegraph Company
America
Thayents Lgl
Compari
Corps Agit
Clolts
Weasaoe Ac Audis
Robert C. Clowry
Liverpool & London & Globe Inc Co
Clgo
Baltimore
HW Maton
Litte Brother
Wheeler & Wilson
Wheeler & Wilson Mfc. CO
Wabash Ave
W. W. Tutwiler
Prest
E. J. T. Moyer
C. C. Marguerat, Treas
Union School Furnishing Co
East
Madison Street
Bar
Ward B. Sawyer
Master In Chancery Superior Court
First National Bank Bldg
Telephone Central
the Superior Court
Ashland Block
Alfred E.barr
Calumet
la Salle Street
Chicago, Ill
LAW Office
Louis J. Behan
Stock Exchange Building
West Point
Annapolis
Army
Navy
San Francisco Argonaut
Edwin A. and
Oscar D. Olson
Lawyers Suite
National Life Blog
Goodrich
Pincent & Bradley
the Rookery
Adame A, Goodrich
William A. Winssat
R. Bradley Harrison
John P. O'Shaug
Francie O'Shaug
O’shaughnessy
Attorneys AT Law
Ashlead Block Central
Edward B. Esher
Oxford
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