Noted Sociological Worker Seeks Aid of Helen Gould and Rich Women
Chief strategist Dan Russell said churches aid the strikers and that the Telegraphers Union helped churches previously in a Western Union poolroom crusade. Rose Pastor Stokes tried to enlist Helen Gould, Mrs Sage, and Mrs Mackey in supporting women strikers.
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New York
Dan Russell
Telegraphers Union
Western Union
Rose
Stokes
Helen Gould
Russell Sage
Clarence Mackey
Telegraph firms struggle as mail channels surge in summer crisis
Chicago August 22 President Small vows to fight. Emergency business shifts to the mails as telegraph companies lose vast traffic. Railroad telegraphers renew their strike fund drive and boost support for defense efforts.
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Chicago
Lynching Rumor Fears in Connecticut Town
Reports from Bridgeport Connecticut indicate an alleged arson and assault case in Tashua that sparked fears of a lynching after a suspect set a building on fire to conceal the crime. The assailant reportedly has been captured.
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Bridgeport -Conn
eMaliet Wwnap
Tashua
A Fresh Chauffeur Transfer in New York
Louis Dessau formerly chauffeur to Countess Boni de Castellane is now chauffeur to Helen Gould sister of the Countess. He claims the move to New York was a trick to remove him from Paris where he could be called to testify against Mme Anna Gould.
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New Yorks
Louis Dessau
Boni de Castellane
Helen Gould
Paris
Mme
Anna Gould
Don’t Blame Teddy for Crisis in Harbor Bar
Jacob H Schiff says the administration is not to blame for the financial crisis. He asserts the crisis stems from the Russo Japanese War and the San Francisco earthquake where vast wealth was lost. He spoke in Harbor Mo on Aug 22.
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Bar .Harbor
Jacob Hschiff
San Francisco
Police Move to Arrest Every Crook in Chicago
Police deploy sweeping orders to arrest all crooks in Chicago amid a major crime crackdown. Authorities pledge constant pursuit and large scale arrests to restore order downtown.
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Chicago
Warsaw family tragedy due to gasoline blaze
A Warsaw family suffered fatal injuries after a gasoline fire engulfed their home. Charles Webster and another family member died in the blaze, with authorities investigating the cause.
Remonstrance Campaign Draws Merchants Into Battle
Reports claim liquor interests plan to sway retail merchants against the remonstrance movement. Committees are said to be quietly working to warn that remonstrances may hurt business. Women workers report growing pledges from housewives to support merchants aligned with remonstrance efforts.
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Liqoorealers’ Protective Association
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Ihem
Elkhart
Jimtown Awakes to Electric Power Bold Rural Growth Plan
Residents and farmers in the Jimtown area vote to pursue electricity from the Hen Island plant within three months. O E Bristol to study the contract and coordinate cable laying and mill erection, estimated at about 8000 dollars, to supply lights and power for an upcoming flour mill and feed mill.
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Jimtown
Hen ‘Island
Nish
Bristol
The
Electric. Company
Electric Company
Bango
Nook
Ziesel Brothers Finalizes Big Store Purchase in City Corner
Ziesel Brothers completed a major transaction yesterday acquiring J. J. Thompson & Co. stock and the store building at Main and Franklin. The combined renovations will create a large multi-floor complex with arches linking the Thompson building, planned to be ready for invoicing within a week.
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Ziesel
Ziesel Brothers
Thompson Toom
Brown
Ars
Tae
Thompson Stor
Thomson
Southeas
Booster Band Organizes A 24 Member Unit
A local booster band forms with 24 players led by panel chair Lyons and Timothy Grootveld. Members include Wyland, Richard Mick, C. M. Lounsberry, G. C. Berlin, and representatives from Bluffton lodge.
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Es Ember
Bluffton
XCURSION EXCURSION NOTE FROM LORS W
Fragmentary OCR hints at an excursion topic linked to LORS W with unclear details. No definite names dates or places emerge beyond the scattered phrase. Further readable text needed for a proper card.
Waterworks plans need engineer. council urged action
The city board asks for a $500 appropriation to hire an engineer to draft waterworks plans. Council passes first reading of the ordinance after urging by Commissioner Arnold. A special session will meet next Monday to decide. Water bids were rejected, prompting immediate reconsideration.
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Lounsberry
Horough
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LaPorte
Arnold
Bic
Clark
Marriage of Aged Metibe Plage This Morning at Park Pavilion
The ceremony took place at Isla Feri in South Haven Michigan at 4 o clock this morning. Officiant Scott Huntley, a Civil War veteran, presided with 125 Moyer family members present. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Lex Molienhour Witkarusa. The bride is the aged Metibe Plage. the groom previously served in the Civil War and has been receiving care at St Luke's after Gettysburg injuries.
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Scott
Huntley
Lex
Molienhour
Witkarusa
Moyer
Gettysburg
St. Luke's
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