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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1900

Page

2

Politician Activity and Local Elections Preview

Local political figures including James McAndrews, D. W. Mills, Denis Sullivan, and Alex J. Jones feature in endorsements and strategic talks for Cook County elections. References to drainage trustees, city treasurer, and legislative races highlight party battles, labor support, and predicted election outcomes across Chicago wards and districts.

Democratic National Committee Bryan Cook County National Committee Chicago Carter Legner Wenter Smyth Jones Braden Webb

Colorado editor calls statement a bear faced lie

A Colorado editor denounces a political statement as a bear faced lie describing it as a grizzly wild and woolly prevarication with elonawmon colored whiskers, signaling strong contempt for the assertion.

Colorado

Henry Moore Aids Large Monroe Falls Family

Henry Moore of Monroe Falls Ohio supported a family of twenty children at eighty one fifty per day not as experiment but out of necessity. The account notes the challenge of living on cents a day and the impact of funds on daily survival.

Henry Moore Monroe Falls Ohio

Fire loss in continental city vs Boston compared

The fragment contrasts estimated annual fire losses, noting a continental European city the size of Boston would incur no more than 150000 dollars per year, while Boston’s losses exceed 1500000 dollars annually. The passage implies higher risk or cost in Boston.

Europe Boston

European building laws could cut public costs in states

The article argues that implementing European style building laws would limit fire damage and water supply strain, reduce insurance costs, and lower annual public expenditures, noting foreign cities’ tires cause less damage and that public opinion would enforce stricter standards.

Loston Brussels Amsterdam Rome Lyons Marseilles Europe

Geronimo and His Band: From War to Madness

A historical account notes the Apache chief Geronimo and his band surrendering after a costly conflict with the United States. Gen Miles and General Lawton cornered them at Four Peaks, Arizona, in 1886, leading to imprisonment at Mount Vernon and Fort Sill where Geronimo reportedly went mad after fourteen years.

United States Geronimo Miles Lawton Four Peaks Arizona Mount Vernon Ala Fort Sill

Rats Set Fires with Sulphur Matches, Says Insurance Study

A Boston fire insurance company conducted a three month test to see if rats or mice start fires by gnawing matches. In cages with various matches and cotton waste, mice did not gnaw the matches, but rats ignited several ties using sulphur matches.

Boston Fire Insurance Company

New Italian King Faces Tax Burden and Regional Strife

The new king of Italy ascends as tax burdens across regions strain the nation. One third of citizens’ income funds taxes, with heavy divergence by region. The north pays least, the center more, and the south, mainly agricultural, pays most. Sect ionalism grows as Neapolitans lament northern dominance, risking internal strife and Vatican-government tension.

Italy Europe

Unclear fragment hints at political tensions and press rights

The text references King Humbert suppressing press freedom and public assembly, provoking patriot opposition. It suggests the new sovereign faces the task of easing a tax burden and addressing a dissatisfied populace.

Humbert

Legal Ruling Validates Okay as Binding Abbreviation

In Ullnoels a court upheld the use of O. K. as a legally binding signature in a compromise between two manufacturing firms. One contestant later challenged the term as slang, but the court held it conveyed universal understanding and was valid and enforceable.

Ullnoels

Playfair Hygiene Pioneer Noted For Public Service

Lord Playfair ranked among Britain’s most honored figures for leading sanitary reforms and scientific instruction. He inspired open letters known as post cards and helped shape Anglo American accord during the Venezuelan dispute. A curious Edinburgh tale tells of him teaching the Prince of Wales science with boiling lead and ammonia.

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Filthy Mountain Inhabitants of Caucasus Described

An article depicts a Svane-Han village in a remote Caucasus range between the Black and Caspian Seas. It condemns extreme squalor inside stone huts where families live with vermin, no chimney, cooking on a floor hole, and winter confinement that keeps people and cattle in close quarters for days.

Caucasus Black Sea Caspian Sea

Degradation of the People and Their Industries

A New York Ledger excerpt warns that degradation comes from excessive alcohol, causing disease, and notes the culture’s four day workweek and frequent saints days. It claims no local manufacture exists, with farming, bee culture, and cattle breeding as the sole industries across the territory.

New York Ledger

Laddites Terror and Rebecca Riots Recap from New York Things

In Derbyshire Lancashire Yorkshire and Nottinghamshire the Laddites terrorized English counties for two years with vengeance led by King Ladd and his henchmen. After sixty four were executed in one giant batch the horrors ended. Thirty years later Wales saw the Rebecca riots aimed at destroying all turnpikes. Poverty would vanish if people were paid for foolish words and deeds.

Derbyshire Lancashire Yorkshire Nottinghamshire English Ladd Wales Principality New York

Fortune’s Bottled Beer Bottling Plant Opened

Fortune Brewing Company expands with a large bottling works adjoining the brewery on Van Buren west of Desplaines. The facility features the latest cooling and freezing machinery, keeping walls at freezing point. The firm touts its world famous beer and invites calls to telephone Monroe 40.

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