Monument to Marcus Hanna Erected by Public Subscription
The St Gaudens monument to Marcus Alonzo Hanna at Wade Park Cleveland was dedicated with Vice President Fairbanks present. John W Griggs praised Hanna as a wise, unselfish leader whose business success and public service elevated the nation. Griggs and others lauded Hanna’s loyalty, practical statesmanship, and drive to industrial peace. The cost ran about 70000 dollars through popular subscription, and Ohio proclaims Hanna among its illustrious sons.
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Cleveland
Marcus A. Hanna
Fairbanks
St. Gaudens
John W.W. Griggs
United States
Mck Kinley
Augustus St. Gaudens
Bopukw
Wade Park
Griggs
Ohio
Republic
Marcus Alonso Hanna
Senator Panna
Merclart
Congress
A McKinley
Senate
Wanna
Haar
Hanna
Pitt
House of Confrreris
Semator Hamm Ason
School Girls and the Danger Period in American Education
The piece argues that ambitious American girls overwork in school and that teachers often push beyond endurance. It warns of a danger period for girls leading to physical collapse, suggesting many have recovered vitality with proper guidance to ensure healthy womanhood.
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Featured in Letters
Miss Elsie L Hook of Chelsea writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her of sideache periodic pains sleeplessness and a nervous irritable condition after others failed Mrs Pinkham has spent thirty years offering advice and says the remedy has cured thousands of female ills including displacements inflammation fibroid tumors irregularities and backache. She invites sick women to write for guidance at Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie L. Hook
Chelsea, VI
Lydia RE. Pinkham
Freight Crews Return to Illinois Central Rails in Waterloo
In Waterloo Iowa May 28 1907 freight crews on the Illinois Central are recalled to work six days a week nine hours daily after a year of reduced hours. Conductors Be Wilson Slack Fern P F Hughess lead the crews with more trains planned. freight volume has steadily improved since April and idle cars have decreased signaling better summer prospects.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Illinois Central Railroad
Illinois Central
F. Be
Wilson
C. A. Slack
L. E. Fern
P. FP. Hughess
Leeds
Transportation Department
Patrons Urged to Notify Office About Missed Papers
Readers who do not receive their paper regularly are asked to inform the office. The notice requests prompt reporting to ensure timely service adjustments and delivery accuracy.
Campaign finance bill sparks southern opposition in Congress
Democrats oppose funds for elections as Crumpacker ind proposed limiting House representation in states with disenfranchisement laws. The measure would apply campaign finance rules nationwide and re enact parts of the federal election law, while eliminating troop authority. The session also discussed Sherman anti trust reform, waterways funds, postal savings banks, and pension bills as Western lawmakers voiced views.
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Washington, May
Crumpacker
Ind
House of Representatives
House
Marton
Congress
Coneh Estate
Commission
National Civic Federation
Judiciary
Loase
Senate
Waterways
TMS
Coltubiar
Philippine Islands
Legislative problems and emergency currency debate in Congress
Washington May 23. Legislative problems proposed for solution exceed past records as Roosevelt policies dominate. Enactments were few, while total appropriations loom large, likely surpassing any peacetime session. The emergency currency issue led the agenda, provoking intense debate and a commission to study options for next session.
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Washington
Congress
Whch
Roosevelt
Senate
Hese
Senate Aid House
Supreme Court of the United States
Labor Reform Debates and Child Labor Policy Ambiguities
Fragmented OCR text discusses labor bills, compensation for hazardous-job government workers, and President Roosevelt’s stance on child labor in districts including territories. It notes congressional debates, expert appointments, and Senate and House actions on ways and means committees and investigations amid interstate commerce issues.
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Supreme Corre
Troosevelt
Aonetenel Elildelaebor
Desrete
Adi
Senate
Img
iWissigu
Giropristion
Western paper makers deny price fixing under inquiry
Washington May 23 Western manufacturers of news print paper testified before a House committee investigating the wood pulp and paper question. They said no current agreement exists since the General Paper Co dissolved, though charges tied to an omnibus contract with the Scripps McRae league were cited.
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Washington
House
Abany
General Paper Company
News
Territors
Chirence
McNain
Northwest Taper Company
Scripps-McRae League of Papers
Ceneral Paper Company
Pacific Coast
George W. Meade
Tan
Consolidated Water Power and Paper Company
Grand Rapids
Wis
Divorce Granted in Wenter Suit Against Frank Wenter
Chicago May 23 A decree of divorce in favor of Mrs Anna Wenter in her suit against Democratic politician Frank Wenter was ordered prepared after a short hearing. There was no defense. The proceedings followed a prior case naming Wenter as corespondent with James F Stepina. The co respondent was a woman named Myers and testimony was corroborated by John G Owen.
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Chicago
Anna Wenter
Frank Wenter
Gibbons
Soit
James F. Stepina
Wenter
John 4. Owen
Et Myers
Senate Retires 82 to 2k Over Foraker Substitute
Washington May 28 The senate rejected the Dil extending the time for the commodity clause taking effect. Foraker's substitute aimed to limit application to commodities acquired in wartime since the act. An executive session followed while the house rejected a post office subsidy amendment for lines to South America and other ports.
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Washington
Senate
Foraker
House
South America
Orsetioddly
Aosta Comtuibations
Pekyil Heny Oup Wits
Daa Dt Cmpacies
HoproVision Redinens
Smathern
Unclear historical note on sovereign state deposits
Fragmentary OCR text references currency, pledges, governance and sovereignty themes. Key entities are unclear. no concrete actions, dates, or identifiable organizations emerge. The passage appears garbled and non-informative.
Destitute Work Offered by City Firm in Pittsburg Area
The Woesine house Electricc and Manufacture company in Tast Pittsburg bias one offers work to former employees whose families face destitution, with job openings tied to office-based applications.
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Ofere
Vittelurs
Woesinehouse Electricc and Manufacture Company
Tast
Pittsburg
Fairbanks and Painehurst Denied In 1920 Bid Rumors
May 28 Chicago reports quoted Hiphatic denial of Washington rumors that Vice President Fairbanks would seek the presidency and run for renomination as vice president. A headquarters was set at the Alditumium Andex. Indiana delegates presented Paithanks as a candidate for vice president, with others remaining aloof. The piece questions timing and certainty of any such move.
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Chicago
Washington
Pairbanks
Republicin
Gaordely J
BR. Wealing
Cagapithena
Paithanks
Hins
Pairbamks
Mota
Caiedifate
Henney
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Griggs Orator
Manna
St. Gaudene
Stowese
Phe
Polmead
Flo
Amy
Sed
Islness
Civic Federation
Bbs
Paina
Ovis
Acotene
Peer, Gut Ticnest
London
Electro Silicon Co
Cliff St
New York
Grocers
Drugalsis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Funds For Elections
Democrats
National Congressional Campaign Committees
Shell
Aimployers
Briet
Bryan
Citta
Mauy
Wills
Bevan
Eimery
Mansheip
Galena St
Freeport
Sidewly
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Ouro
Zauly
Braty
Kuehner Bros
Rockford & Interurban
WM. Neese
Union Loan and Building Association
Freeport, Ill
Galena Ave
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