Evening notes on civic topics and local laws
The column discusses a dull Sunday, upcoming Enterprise coverage, and public questions about bicycling laws, cocktails, and the new jury law. It notes public grumbling over juror exemptions and the obligation of citizens to serve.
Rule Change in 1894 Football Allows Momentum Plays
A 1894 code amendment introduces momentum-mass plays, allowing more than three players to start before the ball is put in play. No more than three may form such a mass, and they must be within five yards back of the line of scrimmage.
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Drouth
Reformatory
It Was a Greenish Creature Found in a Sewer
McGovern and Lieutenant Larkin investigate a strange greenish creature found in a sewer near the station. Initial fear gives way to curiosity as the object, with feet, is placed in a pail for display and draws crowds at Woodlawn. The find prompts jokes from colleagues and speculation about a missing link in science.
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Chicago
McGovern
Larkin
Chicago Herald
Rail welding gains in paved streets by railway company
The Cleveland Electric Railway reports continuous rail welding possible only on paved streets. Stone brick or asphalt covers protect the rail, reducing injury risk and increasing passenger comfort. A Columbus Dispatch note adds a ghost story from Alexandria with a police sighting at Preston graveyard.
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Cleveland Electric Railway Company
Benka
Columbus Dispatch
Fthis
Alexandria
Preston
Fairfax
Alexandris
The Best Salve for Cuts and Skin Eruptions
Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25¢ per box. For sale by B F Johnson Sons Mannard and H E Richardson Concord.
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H. E. Richardson
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The Great New York Specialist The Doctor Prevailed Upon
A physician in New York faced pressure from clients and peers as legal or professional hurdles arose. The case centers on medical practice standards and the doctor’s subsequent resolve to persevere amid scrutiny.
Split profits with patrons under continued business model
The text speaks of continuing to divide profits with those who patronize the business, indicating a communal or cooperative distribution approach as part of the ongoing model. Details on parties, scale, or outcomes are not provided in the fragment.
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