Local Political Shuffle and City Plant Proposal Rise
The article notes debate on retaining memory expert services for the Eagle and a Mount Carroll oration by Hon. Chase. It reports the city considering a $85,000 garbage plant and disposal deal, with CT Turner Co revived after four years. County officials Weber and Deneen are cited along with several commissioners backing the same position.
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Cited States Restriction Company
C.turner Company
Ann
Lange Brothers Ad Offers Value at Reasonable Briefs
The Tribune Building at Dearborn and Madison streets hosts Lange Brothers. The public will be well treated and all classes of citizens are promised excellent value at reasonable briefs.
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Lange Brothers
Tribune
Dearborn
Madison Streets
Elephant Hunters Told In Sea Tale Of Ghostly Jumbo
In New York a pair of big game hunters recount a sea voyage nightmare. One survivor recalls waking to find a decaying elephant carcass, Jingo, bobbing near the hull as the ship, the Georgic, steamed from Hull to New York.
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New York
Ian
Colorado
Hull
Thether Hunter
Jingo
London Zoo
New York Tribune
League against hat plumage grows in Europe
The League of Women for the Protection of Birds in Europe expands rapidly with branches in England France Switzerland Germany Austria Russia and Holland. An appeal urges women to avoid wearing agalrette plumage from white herons, citing cruel hunting and slaughter during nesting season.
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League of Women For the
Europe
Hata
North Theroad
al States
Unreadable Birds and Notable Escapades From The Times
A mosaic of anecdotes includes birds found dead around a tree, a Washington Post portrait of a dignified yet curious woman visiting an army post, a Philadelphia shipyard hero who saved a Norwegian worker from a falling boiler, and a clever railway station thief outwitted by a master of misdirection. The piece also covers chestnut and peanut roasting businesses, yard economy tales from a Western railroad, and a woman recounting a perilous Italian compartment train experience. It closes with Jewish population estimates in Jerusalem.
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Washington
Bird Exhibit at World’s Fair Showcases Cobb’s Island Terns
Frank M Chapman curates a lifelike Cobb’s Island scene at the St Louis World’s Fair displaying beach sand grass shells and painted sea with both adult and juvenile birds. The exhibit features Least tern gull-billed tern common tern Wilson’s plover and oyster catcher among realistic habitat props and nesting sequences observed by Chapman last July.
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Frank M. Chapman
Museu of
Natural Story
St. Louis
Cobb's Island
Virginia
My Chapman
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Population surge in Jerusalem driven by Jewish influx
The article notes Jerusalem’s population today may be double what it was twelve years ago, attributing the rise largely to Jewish immigration from Russia. It reflects on the challenge of determining exact city population and the share that is Jewish. A leading Jewish citizen is cited as highly informed.
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Jerusalem
Russia
Child’s Washington quote stuns kindergarten crowd
A young pupil offered a witty definition of George Washington saying he was first in war, second in peace, and third in the hearts of his countrymen. The remark stood out as a notable moment from the classroom scene.
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George Washington
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