Old, wornout clerks pension plans debated in Washington
Washington December 23 Special J An old ghost returns the problem of retired government clerks. A civil pension list or a funded retirement by salary assessments are proposed while outright dismissal is rejected. Younger clerks oppose funding, claiming unfairness. The pension bill totals 130 847 000 distributed among over a million people. Cannon criticizes beautification schemes for the capital. Presidential influence sways statehood bills. James Watson earns wide praise for flipping Indiana districts in a tough campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cigil
Noone
Congressional
Cannon
House
Congress
Great
Library of Congress
Lui Mois
Sam
Indiana
Molwan
Fven Watson
St. Watson
Ohio health group to educate on tuberculosis fight
The Ohio Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis will launch a statewide education campaign with lectures in principal cities. At a board meeting in Columbus the lecture program was funded to promote prevention and treatment of tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Columbus
Ohio Society For the Prevention
State Board of Health
Evegire Sees Cook Query on Beef Cooking Style
In Evegire the master’s preferred beef doneness is questioned as Mrs Higgins notes Mr Higgins demands his scat be well cooked in a Somerville gourral scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evegire
Higgins
Saved From Death In a Cattle Stampede
Betty Lider a young Brooklyn born schoolteacher in Sheridan Wyoming escaped a raging cattle stampede after seeking shelter on a rock pile. A rider charged through dust and she was lifted to safety by the rider’s strong arm as the herd thundered past. Also reports crown princess of Saxony fled Dresden quarantine orders ensued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lider
Brooklyn
Miss Lieter
Wyoming
Sheridan
Wil
Betty
Brencho
Dresden
Saxony
Dresden Journal
Salzburg
Europe
Edstersers Giatrous
South Dakota
Caamberlain
Eagle Boy
Pipe Eagle Boy
Burnt Prairie
Polite New Yorker: Gallantry A Rescued A Seat On The Train
A New York reader recalls an elevated train scene between Ninety-third and Eighty-first streets where a courteous man offered his seat to an elderly woman. The incident, noted by a New York Telegram observer, sparked talk of revived chivalry and polite behavior in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Morgan
Qd. P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Wall Street
New York Evening World
Morgan
Una
Aso
Monbattian
Ninety-third
Eighty-First
Fifty-third Street
Eighth Avenue
New York
New York Telegram
Overeating and drink cited as personal faults
A dubious claim asserts physical ills stem from personal fault and that almost every fourth person overindulges in food or drink, implying self-blame for health issues. The text presents a simplistic moralizing view without evidence.
Old Denmark Delivers Paradox of Pensioned Seniors and Poetry
An old person in Denmark is housed fed and clothed at public expense with a daily cost of 25 cents. The passage also cites Swinburne praising Shakespeare King Lear noting his status as a towering poet, while criticizing critics who flaw his genius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Shakespeare
Coleridge
Roosevelt Consulted Leaders On Cuban Reciprocity Treaty
Washington reports President Roosevelt consulted House leaders and cabinet members before deciding to send the Cuban reciprocity treaty to the Senate. Precedents favored Senate consideration. Newfoundland treaty had moved straight to ratification with no House objections. Detroit officials Peebles Bobo and Green convicted of violating postal laws for mental healing claims by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
Senate
House
Detroit
James Ms. Peebles
Walter T. Bobo
Charlie M. Green
People's Institute of Health
Battle Creek
Mich
United States District Court
Bobo
Dr. Peebles
Jesus
President Hill Sees Readjustment in Economy and Boom Risks
James J. Hill, president of the Great Northern, warns of too much speculation and a trade imbalance as exports lag behind imports. He notes production outpacing domestic needs, higher costs making goods less competitive abroad, and calls for an adjustment to meet evolving conditions. The Reina Mercedes to Be Refitted for training use in Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Casson
Watson
Hungary
Cleveland
Louis Kossuth
George Washington
Budapest
EH. T. Kohanyi
Hanna
Nash
Ohio
Chauncey M. Depew
Pennypacker
Bliss
Michigan
Hoar
Fairbanks
John Wanamaker
Grover Cleveland
W. J. Bryan
Burton
Tom L. Johnson
Perry S. Heath
Frye
Carter Harrison
Toledo
C. M. Spitzer
C. D. Smith
Union Depot
Lmited
Lake Duvie
Michigan Southern
Elhart
Elkhart
Lancaster, O
Cly
Wheeler
Charles W. Wheeler
Brown
Carroll
Courtright
Lithopolis
Carnation League of America
McKinley Memorial Association
Lewis G. Reynolds
Dayton
Cincinnati
Ludlow
Sky
Buckeye
Upper Sandusky
Philip Nagel
Willian C Wade
Tobias
Xilea
Iowa
Keokuk
McPherson
United States
Adams Express Company
Express Company
Express
Supreme Court of Iowa
Mexico
Meexico
Mazatlan
Sinaloa
Diaz
Bloomington
Tis
Postoffice
Chicago
San Francisco
Brother Dickey
Atlanta Constitution
the Polite New Yorker
President Hill
Navy Department
Saya
Washington Dispatch
New York Tribune
Portamouth
Spain
Santiago
Morro Castle
Merrimac
Maria Theresa
Orpfer
the Weekly Gazette
Associated Press and Nut Mammoth Corps
Globe
The
Weekly Gazette
Cincinnati, Ohio
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!