Window Glass Coop Planned in Kanaxi Gas Belt
A Belgian window glass workers’ colony plans to establish a cooperative factory in the Kanaxi gas belt. The piece notes debates on paper money, social welfare in Chicago, and a dispatch from Honolulu on war contingency plans. It mentions insurance policy rulings, Populist convention dates, pension raises for veterans, and debates over private versus public ownership of monopolies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Wask
Spain
Cubat
United States
Bellgium
Kanaxi
United Tatas
Moaney—Proenbucks
Australia
Honolulu
Admiral Miller
Bpain
Webb McNull
Topeka
Taylor
Masinkey
Leedy
Rome
New York
Belgium
Germany
Wnder
Calderhead
Jose Auli
Vatess-ha-will
Clay
Okfrison
Geary
Marshall
Calderead
Oounty
Fragmented political rant with military and finance ire
A fragmented 19th century style discourse criticizes Republicanism and military power, cites explosive weaponry at the Hudson treaties, and questions usury in bank lending. Detroit figures W J Bryan addresses a metallurgical club on democracy, warning that a Supreme Court decision limits wealth levies for war yet allows personal disruption for national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
W. J. Uryan
Mohawk Bimetalic Club
Supreme Court of the
United States
Spain and empire notes from a distant history
A fragmented summary cites Spain's population about 18.55 million with Cuba adding 1.0 million more, Spain’s area around 196 thousand square miles, a debt figure from 1897, and a war strength of 1.28 million. Mentions peseta value and a Catholic-influenced constitution. Also recalls Charles V and a colonial reach, with a curious aside on religious worship and a patent spray clever insect trap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Cuba
Charles V
Juropa
America
Spampermi
The Gold Bugs and Free Silver Book Sale
A fragment discusses a cheap edition of The Gold Bugs and Free Silver, arranged by A.D. Warner who admits switching views from gold bug to free silver. The publisher Kerr & Co. Chicago offers copies at 10 cents each or one dollar per dozen, with circulation notes and pricing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
A.D. Warrer
Charles II, Kerr & Co
Chicago
Union Loop in Chicago Opens on Buren Street
The Union Elevated Loop on Buren Street before the Chicago Rock Island station opens to riders. Trains stop at Stock Island Station every minute with a five cent fare to any downtown stores, advertised by the Great Rock Island Route. John Sebastian, GIP A, Chicago, offers a bird’s eye view of Chicago and the Loop for postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisago
Theowntown
Stock Island
Great Rock Island
Chicago
Fide
John Sebastian
Levi Reynolds Jack Arabian stallion advertised for season 1898
A blue thoroughbred Arabian stallion named Levi Reynolds Jack, sire and dam imported, bred by Wilson Westbrook of Muacatine Town. He stands about 15 hands high and weighs 900 pounds. He will be kept the season at a farm half a mile south and three fourths miles west of Agenda Trials. Stud fee eight dollars to insure colt to stand and suck seven dollars if parted with, with forfeiture and security until service is paid. Owner H Harbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Wilson Westbrook
Muacatine
Levi Reynolds
H.harbaugh
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Sat & As S
JA Shimer
Ignac Prymer
Wwremitur
Garrets and Undertaking
Republic County
Ghester
Sost
Wayne, Kau
Kansas
UATE
Louan Agenta
Bodward
Stereeomatensa
QUBA
THE
Norning
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Wwe
Our
Quéstionea
Blue Rapida Monitoe
Gunchiten
Unitea
Bandy Hook
Bankora
Dreadlight
Tléman
Woodens
Wooden
the Advocate
Hotel de Richiaia
Sherman Art
Rosington Dentral
Guba
Hough
Union Loop
Var Buren Street
Cerestly
Rock Island & Pacific Station
O. B. Smith
Poland
Issie
Seo
Ulead
Eal
Fifth Ave
Tom Corwin
IOT Sale
B Smith
Reste
Coughlin’s
Mary Washichek
Brown
Brown Medical Company
Agenta
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