Washed Coal Fight Spurs County Board Clash
A chaotic letter page discusses health and legal figures, naming Shaw as a prominent attorney and State official, and critiques local government over a county board power struggle. It paints a partisan scene around Governor Yates era politics, justice, and public works, with sharp editorials on health and law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick A. Shaw
State Royal of Health
Cook County
Il Ness
Coe Corn Elevator
Armonia Dole &Rn
Nern ‘Tettst
Shaw
State Board of Mearth
Yates
City Debates Fees and Conspiracies in Local News
Investigation into alleged price manipulation prompts city ordered inquiry. Veto threats on municipal fee ordinance loom as mayor faces public scrutiny. Articles discuss education division election for equitable school access and removal of two bay windows owned by John Fornaciari and M R Marks amid local political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Dar
John Fornaciari
M. Rh. Marks
Elephants and human morals in the show trade
A keeper reflects on elephants in shows. Fresh from mahout life, they are teachable and honest. after exposure to show life they adopt tricks and malice, implying elephants should be trained kindly and educated early to value truth and fair treatment.
Animals and humans mirror bad company in behavior
Fragmented passaged column mixes fables about elephants and monkeys with anecdotes from travel notes. It references a New York Journal quote on elephants misled by careless keepers and discusses monkey abilities and misperceived acts, plus a stitched sequence of unrelated vignettes from colonial and southern locales.
England's famed judge Lord Coleridge described
A Pall Mall Magazine writer lauds Lord Coleridge now Lord Chief Justice of England as the greatest criminal judge. His courteous demeanor and judicial dignity are noted though his bench habit of eyes-closed daze sometimes misleads juries. During a prison trial his sudden nap allowed defense counsel to press an argument ignored by the court.
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Lord Coleridge
Cinet
England
Pall Mall
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Honore
Atte
Sey
Ty Tanne
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Ang S. Kavanagh
McEwen
Matetinesa
Tite
Thass
Atu
Ashbint Club
Asian Fellowship Clut
Reynolds
Civil Sersee Commission
Washington Park
Chicago
Republican State Central Committee
Guy C. Scott
Aledo
Joseph N. Carter
Fourth
Supreme Judicial District
Scott
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Hurley
Connell
Lange Brothers
Tribune
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Tie
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Rowsett
Mexico
New York
Devas
Board of Education
City of Schools
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Lindt
Congress
South Ride Vigilance Committee
Louis J. Beluan
John KK. Price
Jesse Holdom
Phantine
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Salt Lake Herald
Waterton
Natural History
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Rence
Wallace
Bill Smith
William Smith
Gld
Hampton Estate
New York Herald
France
Aule
Patty
Hamptons
Aunt Patty
Aladdin
Europe
Colorado
Alexander
Denver
Brooklyn
Genie
John P. O'Shaughnessy, Francis O'Shaughnessy
O’shaughnessy
Attorneys AT Law Lilte
Ashland
J. J. McManaman
Attorney At Law
Dearborn Street
Phone Central
Tribune Building
George R. Baker
Ooruss
Clark and
Randolph Streets
Lena A. White
White's College OF Shorthand
Fine Arts
Michigan Ave
of the Bar
Isidore H. Himes
Ashland Block
Illinois
Edward B. Esher
Oxford
la Salle &T
Henry C. Beitler
Lawyer Telephone Main
Randolph Street
LAW Office
Louis J. Behan
Stock Exchange Building
Clyde A. Morrison
the Rookery
Clyde Jones
Jones & Addington Lawyers
Washington Street
Wall St
Sewann Davis Oars
Fewie
Anne Curtis
B. Cane
Pwin B. Ps
EB. McConna
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Pram
Walters
Walter
L. C, Conde
Dearborn St
Goodrich, Vincent & Bradley
Adame A. Georgrich Willem A. Vincent Bradley Harrison
Loeb & Adler
Hutte
Chamber of Commeree
M. A. Delany
Washington and Clark
Central
William P. Black
Ashland Blk
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