A look at Henry Clews list of 22 millionaire fortunes
The Weekly Truth discusses Henry Clews listing 22 U S. multimillionaires with combined wealth around 2.105 billion. It notes Rockefeller Carnegie Astor Vanderbilt and others, argues fortunes grew via monopolies and stock manipulation, and calls for electing antimonopoly lawmakers.
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Henry Clews
New York
United States
W.H. and
J. H. Moore
D. G. Reid
W. H. Leeds
W. A. Clark
Henry C
John Jacob Astor
Gould Family
George J. Gould
Marshall Field
Blair
K. Vanderbilt
Russell Sage
D. O. Mills
William Rockefelle
J. & Morgan
James J. Hill
Henry
H. Rogers
Henry Phipps
John D. Archibald Henry
M. Wingler
James B. Haggin
James Henry Smith
W. H. Tilford
James Stillman
George F. Baker
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Chicago Strike Crisis Prompts City Commission Probe
The Chicago strike features leaders from both sides urging calm while Governor Roosevelt attends the Iroquois Club banquet. Officials seek to end rioting and reopen streets to traffic, with Mayor Dunne forming a commission to probe bribery and police lapses as parties call for order and relief from bloodshed.
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Chicago
Great Carrying Companies
Roosevelt
Iroquois Club
Dunne
Giikers
Mayor Dunne
Fruit cures drink habit says Eat magazine
The What to Eat magazine claims a simple cure for drinking is fruit. It suggests replacing alcohol with fruit such as an orange in the morning and apples at desk or when tempted, advocating devouring one to curb the habit.
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Eec
Fruit Cure Promoted As Natural Aid To Drink Habit
A Chicago Tribune excerpt extols fruit as a healthful, costless remedy for temperance, arguing it aids digestion and detoxifies the system. It claims the fruit cure is safe, inexpensive, and potentially curative or refreshing for drinkers, noting its appeal over pricier treatments.
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Chicago Tribune
A Call for Compulsory Arbitration in Labor Conflicts
The Chicago strike exposes flaws in current methods for handling labor disputes. It argues for compulsory arbitration to resolve differences between capital and labor, noting strikes harm public welfare and that courts should adjudicate such issues. It asserts arbitration prevents wage loss and property destruction.
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Chicago
Dunne
Immigrant Influx Sparks Debate On Adapting to American Ways
Inside New York City within twelve hours 12 030 immigrants landed and officials predict a spring surge. The author argues many arrive with old country ideas, preferring socialism and opposing capitalism, risking demagoguery and political manipulation without understanding American parties or local politics.
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New York City
Cwill
Fireman Darling Transferred to Southside Station
Fireman Darling from the Central station has been transferred to the Southside station to take the post.
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Darling
Burr
City
Central
Southside
Elkhart Goshen Harmony Call In Tribune Editorial
The South Bend Tribune editorial urges end to the Goshen Elkhart rivalry over county courthouse reconstruction. It argues unity benefits both cities and northern Indiana, urging residents to abandon hatred and jealousy and work together for advancement.
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Bena ‘Tribune
Elkhart
The
Tribune
Goshen
Indiana
Clear Thinking Crucial for Plain Writing
In a San Francisco Bulletin essay, the author argues few writers speak plainly and directly, preferring oblique phrases and in medias res openings. He urges clarity, logical argument, and mastery of content as keys to effective, lucid writing.
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Medias Res
San Francisco Bulletin
Irvine Johnson praises Wadsworth Bros Chicos cigars in Elkhart
Drummer Irvine Johnson visits Bucklen and tells stories. He notes Elkhart stocks Wadsworth Bros Chicos cigars, praising their Havana fill, steady burn, and 5 cent price, which he uses to attract customers by implying higher value.
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Irvine Johnson
Bucklen
Mr. Johnson
Elkhart
Wadsworth Bros
Leonard & Bentz
Grigney Schoolboy Ends Life After Punishment
A pupil at Grigney in the Rhone admitted his teacher was right to punish him then stood beside the blackboard and fired a shot at himself, ending his life.
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Grigney
Rhone
Railways blamed for Argentina congestion hurting farmers
The report cites railway congestion as causing heavy losses for farmers and exporters in Argentina. Government intervention is demanded, with competent management cited as the root cause.
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Argentina
Zuni Grain Rites Symbolize Stone and Bread union
The Zuni Indians avoid bread not prepared by stone implements. Grain itself signifies goodness while the stone stands for truth. Through their meeting, they believe the fullest benefit results from the combined meanings.
Laundry Employee Finds Diamonds and Money at Troy Laundry
Lloyd Keene, a washing department helper, uncovered a pillow slip containing a carat and a quarter diamond, eight small diamonds, an opal ring, and $85 in cash. The owner of the hotel and the laundry reunited the valuables with the guest. a $50 reward was paid.
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Lloyd Keene
Troy
Charles Hassler
Hassler & Gutermuth
John Killean
Bucklen
Hassler
Young Keene
Jesse Gemberling
Bedford Citizens Hope for Murder Case Breakthrough
Bedford Indiana May 8 The city anticipates Governor Hanly naming a prosecutor to fill the vacancy created by Robert G Miller’s removal. A grand jury may reopen the Schafer murder with John Underwood in charge, promising to shed light on a case baffling police and press for over a year. He also predicts the murderer’s arrest within ten days and possible charges against a former semi judicial official and a noted attorney.
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Bedford
Ind
Hanly
Robert G. Miller
Bloomington
Schafer
John Underwood
Underwood
Passengers Awake to Flooding Aboard Unknown Vessel
Passengers awoke to water pouring in aboard a vessel arriving today at an unidentified port. Reports describe a sudden influx of water as personnel investigated the cause and attempted emergency measures.
Winona Flyer Fast Trains Announced Between Cincinnati and Indianapolis
The Big Four introduces two limited fivers on the Michigan division between Cincinnati and Ekhart via Indianapolis. The Winona Flyer departs Cincinnati 12 20 p m and Indianapolis 3 45 p m with six stops at Elkhart Goshen Milford Junction Leesburg Warsaw Wabash Marion and Cincinnati. A sister eastbound train will run in reverse hours later on a matching schedule.
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Cincinnati
Ekhart
Indianapolis
Winona Assembly
Tippecanoe
Wawasee
Lakes
Wichard
Elkhart
Goshen
Milford Junction
Leesburg
Warsaw
Wabash
Marion
Removal of Elkhart Parchment Mill to Franklin
The Union Parchment and Wax Co. mill in the Globe Tissue Paper Mill site will move to Franklin Ohio due to insufficient water power and high steam power costs. Ulrich, manager, is in Franklin arranging the move and the mill is expected to shut down within about two weeks.
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Elkhart
Union Parchment & Wax Co
Globe Tissue Paper
Franklin
O. M. L. Ulrich
Judge Buskirk Lecture Draws Regional Audience in Goshen
Fifty six Christian Scientists traveled from Elkhart yesterday aboard a special car to hear Judge Clarence A. Buskirk speak at the Irwin opera house in Goshen. A second car carried South Bend members to the event. Anthony Deahl introduced the speaker before an engaging address.
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Judge Buskirk
Elkhart
Goshen
Clarence A. Buskirk
Irwin Opera ‘House
South Bend
Anthony Deahl
Men Mushroom Hunt Ends With Detoured Walk
Will Kreighbaum and C Liven good left their bikes 0.5 miles north of town while mushroom hunting yesterday. A female friend of one man let air out both tires, forcing them to walk home as they lacked nerve to ask for a pump at a farm house.
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Will Kreighbaum
C. Livengood
Sommers and Maxon Confer Over Bucklen Opera House
Harry Sommers of New York, a well known theatrical manager, will be in the city this afternoon to confer with Strafford Maxon about leasing the Bucklen opera house. If terms are reached with Mr. Maxon and Mrs. Sommers, Bucklen may join a theatrical syndicate next season.
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Sommers
Maxon
Harry Sommers
New York
Strafford Maxon
Bucklen Opera House
New Life Pills Promised To Aid Digestion
Patent remedy claims to restore health by building digestive organs and easing colic and dizziness. Marketed as a relief for indigestion and prescribed as a whoe remedy. Available at House Drug Store for 25 cents.
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House
New Crockery and Household Goods Sale Opens
Gee and Co. launch a grand sale featuring ten thousand or more pieces across dinnerware from American Semi Porcelain to English and French patterns. Highlights include 100 piece sets, tankards, pudding sets, and open stock patterns, plus toilet ware, glassware, hosiery, carpets, linens, and Curtains with marked discounts throughout.
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Wwymer &Co
Johnson Bros
Haviland
Lewis and Clark Exposition Box Office in Portland
Fragmentary text notes a box office related to the Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland Oregon. The readable fragments imply event admission and venue details but lack a complete timetable or official figures.
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Land
Oregon
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