City considers garbage disposal options in ward discussion
In a district ward meeting the Mayor outlines three garbage handling centers on local streets with potential reduction plants or cremation. He notes a possible city contract for disposal and emphasizes evaluating the best method after initial review.
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Honest John Phelan Named Democratic Candidate in 34th Ward
Phelan, 40, a Wisconsin native now Chicago resident for twenty five years, is the Democratic nominee for the 34th Ward. He manages real estate and renting for Bartholomae and Rosing Brewing, serves as district deputy of the Knights of Columbus, and previously led the registry division of the Chicago post office and worked with Thon Cusick Sign Advertising. This is his first election bid.
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Wisconsin
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Chicago
Bartholomae & Roesing Brewing Company
Phelan
Alfred B Mier Aims to Join Republican Ticket
A misspelled note suggests Alfred B. Mier could be a strong addition to the Republican slate next fall. It praises his singing talent and character as a man in the community.
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Owell
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Local Figure Hoi Bedward Moves to La Salle Station
Folletinon, famed for the Take Shore, now resides at the new La Salle street railway station. Judge Elbridge Hill continues to give general satisfaction on the bench and grows in popularity with the ar and the public.
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Ex-dudge Oliver At Thorton Sees Public Favor
Paragraph fragment asserts ex-judge Oliver at Thorton earns broad public support through knowledge fairness and character, reinforcing trust in the receivership process.
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Dudge Oliver
Thorton
Steuben County wine company defends its reputation amid market testing
The Steuben County Wine Company maintains its good name by testing its goods with customers and promoting quality. The piece notes Democratic hints of Willi Prentiss for Superior Court and mentions other local figures and political maneuvering. An intriguing note reports a syndicate planning canal excursions from Chicago to St. Louis in connection with canal traffic and historical ties to the Louisiana Purchase exposition.
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Dlineis and
Michigan Canal
Bela Line
Transcontinental Amusement Co Plans St Louis World Fair Link
AChicago investor group led by Vernon Seaver and James I Byth promotes Transcontinental Amusement Company stock at 50 cents on the dollar. They plan to connect Chicago amusements with the St Louis Exposition via canal and new steamboats, leveraging Peoria and Chicago interests and existing Al Fresco Beach operations.
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War’s fading records mirror South African era
A feature of the Russian Japanese war shows many brilliant military records likely to be erased before peace. The comparison notes a similar fate to records in the South African conflict, underscoring the ephemeral nature of military glory amid long warfare.
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Russia opens borders for unvetted information flow
A historic shift allows individuals to share information without prior censorship for the first time in centuries, marking a notable change attributed to ongoing conflict. The remark notes a rare positive outcome amid war.
Paul Pohl Chicago Brewer Known for Candor and Punctuality
Paul Pohl a leading weiss beer brewer in the United States and a popular Chicago citizen is praised for affable manners square dealings and punctual appointments. He has repeatedly declined political honors preferring his growing business.
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United States
Chicago
Local Wine and Liquor House Shows Growing Patronage
A downtown supplier highlights its headquarters at 210 and Zio East Minuisun street. The firm notes rising patronage as testimony to the quality of its high grade wines and liquors.
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Lange Brothers Shoes Ad at 49 Dearborn Street
An advertisement for Lange Brothers at 49 Dearborn Street touts the best line of gentlemen's shoes with quality materials. The copy echoes early 20th century marketing language.
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Lange Brothers
Dearborn Street
Verde
When Schools and Mothers Unite For Better Manners
A column argues that harmony between mothers and teachers is essential for well rounded children. It cites concerns that homes should reinforce lessons and that schools and parents, as partners, must avoid grudges while focusing on manners and morals. An Eastern proverb: God made mothers because He cannot be everywhere.
Woman Helps Others See World Through Eyes Opened
A woman famed for guiding others to world wonders recounts how her own vision widened. During a summer stay at a hotel she met a naturalist whose passions sparked renewed curiosity about nature and travel.
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Ally the Park
Women and education push colleges to grow at Vassar and beyond
The piece argues women should shape national affairs and cites Vassar College as crowded, with 450 applicants for 10 places, reflecting a broader rise in women’s education. It asserts that educated women become better mothers and citizens, challenging old views of women as ornamental. It notes roughly 140 colleges for women and frames female schooling as civilization preserving progress.
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Kuew Edge
Supreme Court rules common carrier liability on passes
The Supreme Court resolves conflicts over damages when a passenger, riding free, is injured or killed. In the Adams heirs case the court upholds a signed release absolving the Northern Pacific from liability, finding the contract valid and not contrary to public policy as stated by Justice Brewer.
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Supreme Court of the
Jay H. Adams
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Wash
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Coanion Earedey
Legal doubt on free passes to riders and railroad liability
The article discusses whether passengers can contract away liability for future negligence on free passes. It notes a long debate between railroads and patrons, cites Mundy and Lockwood, and describes Supreme Court views that such contracts challenge public policy and may be against prevailing authority.
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The Little Woman and the Cost of Pension Rolls
A portrait of a small family living on a side street in a five room house. The husband climbs the social ladder slowly while the wife sustains the home with economy and patient service. The piece argues contentment and love as higher values than wealth as it notes the pension cost of 1.75 dollars per person per year to the United States.
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