Solar Plexus Blow Liquor Issue At Capital
Washington dispatch reports Congress to push prohibition measures in January to end speak easies and blind tigers after a Supreme Court ruling on original packages. Sen Tillman guides bill. Grid Iron Club invites William J Bryan for January dinner with Roosevelt likely. General C. Sniffen to retire January 1. others noted including Taft, Taft’s mother, and Gen Rucker's 96th birthday bath habit. Progressive Chile rail and telegraph totals also mentioned.
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Charles W. Arthur
Washington
Congress
Senate
United States
Laterenitor
Wilson
Town
Supreme Court
Temperance
Tillman
South Carolina
Knox
Famous Club
William J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Taft
Trade outlook after Christmas slow but hopeful
Dun and Co's Weekly Review of Trade notes heavy late December activity but overall cautious business. Manufacturing idle time rises, dry goods sales clear parcels, banks ease credit for wage earners, and many mills plan resumption in 1908 as iron and steel capacity reopens after January 1.
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New York
Jiec
Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Christanas
Bvsing
Death Toll Likely 400 in Mine Disaster
In Fairmont the death toll from the Afonangah mines rises as two more bodies are recovered, bringing total recovered to 61. Officials expect many remains may never be found, with the overall death figure estimated around 400 as chances of locating additional victims diminish.
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Fairmont
Tee
Hades
Afonangah
Tota
Mitchell to visit Excelsior Springs for recovery
John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers of America left Indianapolis for Chicago to join his wife and brother. They will go together to Excelsior Springs Missouri where Mitchell is slowly recovering from illness.
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John Mitchell
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Chienzo
Excelsior Springs
Mitchell
Big Trade of Minneapolis to Close Year
Minneapolis ends the year with a record trade volume reaching 150 million dollars as Dee reports a wide market surge. The figure marks a billion-dollar milestone in combined city business activity.
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Minneapolia
Minneapolis
Dee
Japanese Diet Opens as Emperor Delivers Speech
Tokio December 28 The twenty fourth congress opened with the emperor speaking from the throne in the upper house signaling the start of formal proceedings.
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Tokio
Market Quotes and Livestock Prices From Chicago Report
Chicago markets show mixed quotes with copper, wheat, and pork futures listed. Live stock receipts at Chicago and East Buffalo reflect steady to strong demand, with prime fat steers at 5.84 to 6.25 and lambs around 7.00.
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Chicago
Cattla
Timothy Hay
Indiana
Wisconsin
East Buffalo
N. C
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Barket
Hest
Handicapped Femininity Says Plain Women Face Bias
A Ladies' Field piece argues plain women suffer social disadvantage and limited prospects, asserting that attractiveness is a key social asset and that lack of appeal handicaps a woman's life more than lack of brains could affect a man.
A Good Excuse
A quip from Detroit Tree Press notes a good excuse eludes a worbled man, reflecting a dry, wry newspaper style. The item presents a brief, witty observation without further context or names.
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Detroit Tree Press
Bucklen Theatre Presents A Lineup Of Melodrama And Music
A Woman of Mystery delights a small Bucklen audience on Friday. Custer's Last Fight and The Rajah of Bhong draw crowds with music and spectacle. The Chicago Stock Co. booked for the week of January 6 reports record Christmas Day business in Goshen. The Whirlwind and other acts, including Murdos vaudeville stars, promise another strong week amid hard times.
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Bucklen
Custer
Chicago Stock Co
Bucklen Theatre
Jefferson Theatre
Goshen
Aay
Nyance
Murdos
Buffalo Bil leads a forty-strong band of Indians in Little Big Horn tale
A historical note on Custer’s stand at Little Bighorn highlights Buffalo Bil as a key leader among a forty-strong party of full-blooded Indians with war ponies and dogs. The article also mentions Miss Jeanenne Carew’s stage roles and her anticipated performance at Bucklen theatre, including Bunco in No Mother to Guide Her and other celebrated parts.
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Custer
Little Big Horn
Jeanenne Carew
Buecklen Theatre
Bunce
Miss Carew
Lady Babbie
Helene Gray
Texas
Madge Brierly
Qld
Kentucky
Tennessee
Anna
Aubrey Mittenthall
Attractions (Inc
Huffalo Bull
Lone Tree Canyon
Yellow Hand
Tepee
Silver Moon Pass
Red Hoe
BuRile Bill
Evel
Hirshorns and Harrigans Featured at Bend Circuit
The Hirshorns, Alpine entertainers, have earned merit in major houses nationwide and promise a pleasing duet. Frank Harrigan brings clever comedy while Sadie Harrigan shines with a bright personality and splendid costumes. Their act comes with moving pictures titled An Attack on a Torpedo Boat and A Glorious Start.
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St. Joe
Hirshorns
Frank
Sadie Harrigan
Sadie
Public School Struggles and Educational Debates Across Cities
The article notes 278 Columbia University students with unclear earnings, 406000 undernourished New York City public schoolchildren, Lois Lewis of Hard College Philadelphia as a long-serving physical instructor, and Chicago school chief Otto C. Schneider proposing to adopt the Japanese Imperial Rescript on Education as a standard in Chicago public schools.
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New York City
Lois Lewis
Hard College
Philadelphia
Lewis
Girard
Japan
Otto C. Schneider
Chicago School Board
Schneider
Chicago
LAW POINTS. Contract debt revival and treaure trove rules
A judgment holds that Spilte versus Johnson applies to a contract debt revived by a new promise after a statute of limitations runs. Pratt versus Davis estops consent to further operations if the patient returns after a hospital transfer. Kuykendall versus Fisher rules a finder of lost property has no rights against the owner but holds possession for the owner as a quasi depositary.
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Johnson
Ian
SL. R.A
N.S
Pratt
Davis
Kuykendall
Fisher
W. Va
N. S
Flower and Tree Growth and Popular Garden Varieties
A young oak grows three feet in three years and an elm and willow show notable gains. Ranunculus blooms with large double flowers in crimson orange purple variegated and white. A yellow calla owned by Mrs. Roosevelt is a winter novelty, fragrant and easy to grow, adding color indoors.
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Rooseveltt
A Home Made Happy by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A mother recalls her baby girl contracting measles that led to bronchitis and nearly ended in death. After trying eight stores and doctors with no relief, she was advised to use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, which saved the child's life. advertised by Houseworth Bros. in The Daily Review.
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Chamberlain
George W. Spence
Holly Springs
Houseworth Bros
Special offers for Review with other periodicals
The Review offers subscription blends with newspapers and magazines at low rates. Subscribers paying arrears and a year in advance may choose combinations such as Weekly Review with Inter Ocean and Farmer for 1.25, or Daily Review with New York Tribune for 3.50 when paid in cash in advance. Rural delivery subscribers get similar options with substitutions and added costs.
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Review
Weekly Review
Inter Ocean and Farmer
Daily Review
New York Tribune Farmer
Notre Dame Lady Promises Free Home Rheumatism Cure
Local ad offering a free home treatment for rheumatism neuralgia lumbago and related pains. Promises uric acid removal from blood joint relief and brighter eyes. Provides a mail address Mrs M Sommers, Bear River Notre Dame Ind for free information.
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Notre Dame Lady
Father William Indian Herb Tablets Offer Gentle Relief
Travelers and others unable to use Father William's Indian Tea may opt for these herb tablets. A mild laxative addressing constipation, headaches, indigestion, dyspepsia, biliousness, and malaria, claimed as a top liver regulator. 25 cents for oven 20, 50 doses 35 cents. Sold by B. D. Miller and F. H. Bentz & Co.
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Father William
B. D. Miller
South Main
F. H. Bentz’& Co
Cautious Modern Lover and the Modern Girl
A note from Hearth and Home reflects on contemporary romance urging men to value qualities beyond beauty. It suggests today’s wise suitor should seek depth and character in partnership over appearance.
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Elkins
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Chile
Chicago Grain
Close
Pee
Univeev
Maya
Northern
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Buckleng Theatre
Hal Reid
Joha PR. Goring
el Khart
Bhong
Halton Powell
Francis Carleton
Signor
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Ringling Bros.’ Circus
Ruby Marion
Rex L. Buell
Miss Hirschorn
College and School
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Lee
Tri-W
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Special Price Weekly
Cosmopolitan
Special Price Weekly Review
Everybody's Magazine
Reese
McClure's Magazine
J. H. Ammons
Geo
W. Lawrie
Manger
House of Hits
Murdo
Rex. L. Buel
Walter Josepha
Jj. H. Allison, Jeweler
S. Main St
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Elkhart, Indiana
The
Boston
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Bucklen Opera House
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