Labor and Capital 70 Mingle at Civic Federation Event
Mrs. Potter Palmer, Chicago society figure and widow of Potter Palmer, will host a unique National Civic Federation session at her Lake Shore Boulevard mansion. Labor and capital will mingle informally at 5:35 PM on Saturday June 12, with union representatives already accepting invitations for the social, formality-free event. Palmer, renowned for public service, previously chaired roles at major expositions and earned France’s Legion of Honor for her work with international fairs.
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Chicago
Potter Palmer
National Civic Federation
Lake Shore Boulevard
The
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Psimer
Pat Palmer
Potter Plter
Palmer House
Posvelor
Lady Mongers
Europe
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN The blouse coat fashion
A detailed description of the blouse coat with variations including a waist belt, vest options, and fabric pairings. Discusses dark blue chello with leather broadcloth cuffs, velvet and velveteen combinations, and the impact on silhouette. Notes pattern 3525 and sizes 32 to 42 bust, plus material yardage and construction details for the coat and accompanying gown styles.
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Oddis
Keel Laid At Lorain Yards For 605-Footer
The American Shipbuilding Company Lorain yard laid the keel yesterday for a 605 foot steel vessel ordered by Weston Transit Company of North Tonawanda. It will be the largest ship built there and mirrors the W. B. Kerr from South Chicago, marking the first keel on the new berth beside the completed dry dock.
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Ican Shipbuilding Company
Weston Transit Company
North Tonawanda
Lorain Yard
W. B. Kerr
South Chicago
Taborn divorce suit cites abuse and alimony claim
Nellie E. Taborn sues George LeRoy Taborn for divorce alleging repeated striking and curses during their marriage and failure to provide support. They wed March 21, 1906, have two children Goldie, 7, Leon, 3, and have not lived together since fall 1905. Local noting mentions British bank notes from 1793 printed on satin.
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George LeRoy Taborn
Goldie
Leon
Dr Pierce Publishes Full Ingredient List for Medicines
In a bold shift Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo publishes a complete, sworn list of every ingredient in his medicines, claiming open disclosure and removing secrecy. He promotes non secret status for his products and advertises a free booklet detailing ingredients and endorsements from medical authorities.
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R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Indiana
Law on arrest on suspicion challenged in Franklin County
Judge Dilson of Franklin County Court of Common Pleas rules that arresting men on suspicion may violate constitutional rights. The case involves a man sent to the workhouse for being a suspicious character. The opinion notes the right to know the accusation and to defend, warning against punishing mere suspicion and the danger of innocent parties facing charges based on others' thoughts. Costs and confinement cited as part of the ruling.
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Dilson
Franklin County Court, of Common Pleas
Ptizen
Claim of Stolen Goods Sparks Tellewne Turmoil
Two young men claiming Ouedin as their home were driven out of Tellewne after a clash with merchants over suspected stolen items. Police questioned the pair as traders reported a foul odor and unusual attire. L Dor r proprietor of a nearby restaurant appeared to oppose the claim.
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Oueidin
L. Dorr
Oa Pa Meone Restaurant
Windsor Hotel Ad Promises Modern Rooms In City Center
An ad for the Windsor Hotel at 1217-1229 Filbert Street Philadelphia offers modern accommodations near the main rail stations in the shopping and theater district. Rates are listed as American plan from $2 to $3.50 per day and European plan from $1 to $2.34 per day.
Printer on Warship Gives Navy a Shipboard Journal
On the armored cruiser Tennessee a shipboard printing room keeps crews in touch with the world. J. E. Erwin, a Philadelphia native, runs the small plant aboard with a Gordon press and a 18% inch cutter, while government presses handle bulk work. Ship papers sell for ten cents a copy, with 300 to 400 copies common, and exchanges among ships plus copies to the Blue Jacket at Newport maintain naval literary links.
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Philadelphia
League Island Navy Yard
Tennessee
Gordon Press
Washington
J. E. Erwin
Ainele Sam
League Island
Newport
Landowners seeks release from Ver Milion village
Twenty one land owners totaling 340 acres filed suit in Sandusky to detach land from the village of Ver Milion on grounds it is unplatted and yields no benefit from additional taxes. A similar supreme court decision in a comparable case favored plaintiffs and detached a tract of equal size. If detached, the village could struggle to fund water works street lighting and fire and police services.
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Sandusky
Vermilion
Supreme Court
Lake Shore Electric Wins Right to Build on Tiffin Avenue
Representatives of the Lake Shore Electric secured permission to construct a line along Tiffin avenue to connect with the Fremont extension nearing completion. The company guaranteed street improvements on the west side and agreed to cover all damages arising from the project. The session extended late as officials weighed the proposal and debated adjournment.
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Sandusky. O
Lake Shore Electric
Tiffin Avenue
Fremont
Public Sale Of Horses At Oberlin Livery Barn
The undersigned will sell at public auction at their livery barn in Oberlin on Saturday Jan 12 at one o'clock. 20 head of horses including farm work and draft stock, a black hearse team, three matched pairs 1200 to 1400 lbs, a driving mare about 1100 lbs, and a saddled horse. Terms announced day of sale. Kelly and Bailey. Dan Eason, Auctioneer. Also note a claim about 2 500 009 cycles in use in the United Kingdom referenced oddly.
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Oberlin
Electrogen Promised Cure All Attracts Public Attention
An advertisement touts Electrogen as a harmless liquid remedy for germ diseases and a wide range of illnesses including consumption catarrh scrofula rheumatism and blood poison. It claims cures within 24 hours for cold or sore throat and offers a free 50 cent bottle plus a booklet, directing readers to Fremont Ohio and local seller Eady Drug Store.
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Electrogen Co
Fremont
Eady Drug Store
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