New Books in Library Lead with Public Additions
Public library adds numerous new volumes across Juvenile and Miscellaneous sections. Notable entries include works by Amy Blanchard, Abbie Farwell Brown, Ellen DuBois, Mary Deland, Glen MacDonough, Oliver Miller, and Mary Sanford, among many others, plus fiction by Mrs A E Barr and John Burroughs.
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Blanchard
Amy E
Benny Leslie
Brown
Abbie Farwell
Helen
Burnham
Clara J
Willis J
Carter H
Harrisot
Stewart
James
Bridge
James H
Carnegie Steel Company
Wilcox
Delos
American City
Fox
Minniec
Blue Criss
Bozin_ Burrough
John
Hillis
Newell Dwight
Lorimer
Geo H
Gunghofer
Ludwig
China
Basbb Barr
A E
Bowling
Trreen
Bradford
Gamailel
Bath
Brogenton Rhoda
Joan
Gilde Cabell
Eagie
Cabut Carey
Rosa N
Dietz Corelli
Maria God
Cassin Crockett
Anna
Dusham JD
Dor Dilla
Hose
Ola St. Louis
Dishi Douglas A
Honor Sherburn
Dunbar
Weert
Happy Hollow
Eggleston
Helen Alliston
Piven Fox
John K
Lonesome
Giga Greene
Deacon Lysander
Herrick
Robert
Hoy Kimerson
Hazir Hume
Pergus Hed Window
Tigi Isham
Jerome
Tommy & Co
Budyard Traffics & Discoveries
Koga
Kirk
Even D
Apology of
Agilife
LeGuilienne
Richard
Wayr Lewis
Liisa Lloyd
Nelson
Miapigs
Justin H
Serauel Kcheon
George B. Beverley
Gyau
World's Fair Coach Excursions Via Northwestern Line
Low rate round trips from Freeport to St Louis on the Chicago and Northwestern Railway offer seven day return limits with dates in September October and November. Fare is seven dollars. Other round trip rates with generous return limits and stopovers are available daily. Details on sale dates train schedules baggage checks and related traveler information available from ticket agents.
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Northwestern
St. Louis
Chicago & Northwestern R'y
Freeport
Tfl
Thorough instruction in music at Freeport Conservatory
An advertisement announces thorough instruction in all branches of music at the Freeport Conservatory of Music located in Room 401 of the Wilcoxon building. Tuition and session details are listed, aiming to attract students to enroll in comprehensive courses.
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Freeport Conservatory of Music
Wilcoxon Building
Yieitte
Textile Workers Firm on Cincinnati Valentine Plans
New York dispatch reports the Townsend & Downey Shipbuilding plant at Shooters’ Island idle for a year may reopen on a cooperative basis if Amalgamated Brotherhood members accept Wallace Downey’s offer. Downey argues the plan would share surplus among capital, management, and labor, aiming to ensure industrial peace, capital security, and higher earnings for workers, though union response is pending. Meanwhile, fall river textile mills restart with limited gains as operatives remain in dispute in the ninth week of the strike. the textile council receives a $5,000 AFL grant from San Francisco to aid strikers.
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New York
Townsend & Downey
Shooters’ Ishand
Amalgamated Society of Haginers
Wallace Downey
Towney
Umiom Te
Downey
Fall Miver
Mass
Hargraves No. 1
Textile Council
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Federation
San Francisco
Cincinnati Labor Troubles Amid Iron Molders Strike
Cincinnati labor troubles flare as eight arrests are reported from last week’s strike. Joseph F Valentine, president of the Iron Molders Union of North America, waived examination and is bound over to the grand jury in 2000 dollars after being charged with aiding destruction at the Eureka foundry. Valentine seeks trial readiness and hopes for quick grand jury action. Fred Rauhauser, apprentice, confessed to placing dynamite sticks and is to be tried, while union member Joseph Wollowell surrendered and was released on 2000 dollars bond.
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Cincinnati
Joseph F. Valentine
Iron Molders’ Union of North America
Eureka Foundry
Valentine
Raymond Hathfie
Ratliffe
Fred Rauhaauser
Eureka
Iauhauser
Mureka
Joseph Wtollowell
Union Iron
Striking workers trigger guards at Drake & Stratton and Kitterin Phibi works
Rifles stand guard at the Drake and Stratton and Kitterin Phibi plants at Cheholm after workers walked out days ago demanding higher pay. They were summoned from Duluth following threats linked to the labor action.
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Drake & Stratton
Kitterin-Phibi
Chieholm
Duluth
Paris Debates Socialist Finance Plan for Income Tax
Paris reports the chamber of deputies debating Finance Minister Rouvier s proposed income tax aimed at scale changes in the fiscal system. The plan would wipe taxes on personal property totaling about 40 million dollars and raise 26.1 million from individual incomes and 12 million from real estate rentals with a graduated rate up to about 2 percent on incomes over 4,000. Foreigners with furnished homes in France or income from French investments would be taxed.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Rouvier
Trx
Itranece
QUARLES FILES PAPERS FOR SENATOR REELECTION
In Milwaukee on November 20 nomination papers were prepared to circulate in support of United States Senator Quarles who seeks re election. The papers reflect the view that the primary law now requires a special primary two weeks before the legislature elects a senator in January. State officials have not yet ruled on applying the primary law to the senatorial election.
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Alilwaukee
United States
Quartles
Mitchelwwithout Opposition and Indiana Vote Totals
Mitchell, Lewis, and Wilson of the United Mine Workers will be re elected without opposition at the national convention in Indianapolis on January 16. Indiana canvassed electoral votes showing Roosevelt with 603,044 plurality and minor party totals Prohibitionist 2,549 People s 2,444 Socialist 12,018 Specialist labor 1,508 overall electoral vote 682,185.
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Mitchell
Hazleton
John Mitchel
William Lewis
W. B. Wilson
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Lewis
Wilson
Indiana
Roosevelt
People’s
Fair To Be Sort of Continued at St Louis Exposition
In St Louis on November 29 the post exposition period will extend the fairy tale feel with changes. Secretary Stevens indicates a 50 cent admission will be charged after the fair ends and grounds may stay open on Sundays. In Indiana at Vincennes on the same date forest fires threaten hundreds of acres of timber along the River Duchee bottoms surrounding sawmills owned by John Db. Reddell and George I McGriffin.
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St. Louis
Stevens
Indiana
Vincennes
Ind
John Db. Redell
George I.’. McGriffin
Death of Dr. J. E. Rankin in Cleveland at 75
Rev. Dr. J. E. Rankin former Howard University president dies of pneumonia in Cleveland aged 75 born in Vermont. Also note Havana bill vote 7 to 10 prohibiting religious processions in streets.
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J. E. Rankin
Cleveland
Howard University
Washington
Dr. Rankin
Vermont
Barrad
Havana
Captain A Tross Named Commandant at New Training Station
Union era notes report Captain A Tross has been chosen as commandant for the Jake mutual training station to be established, marking the first such appointment in the area.
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A. Tross
Jake Mutual
Melrose Park
RB. Taylor
Maywood
Chicago
Charles W. Warner
Tussin
Patterson
New York
Russin
United States
Barker
Virginia
Puerto, Colo
War at Zeigler: Militia Under Fire in Halloween Night Raid
At Zeigler Illinois on November 29, militia pickets faced heavy gunfire as strikers fired from dark and returned fire. Assistant Adjutant General Reece and the sheriff toured the area to assess needs for more troops while deputy marshal Earl Moore, a striker cited under a federal injunction, was arrested on Lester's property amid ongoing tension.
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Newton
Zeigler
Reece
Springfield
Nore
Earl Moore
Lester
Port Arthur LID Down Amid Bitter Fighting
Port Arthur reports from Nov 20 to 29 describe heavy, costly fighting around 200 Meter Hill with Japanese artillery in bursts and Russian defenses holding. Kuropatkin notes a quiet night prior to renewed attacks, while reports from Mukden and St Petersburg talk of repulsed assaults, heavy losses, and strategic uncertainty as Japanese and Russian forces posture near Da Pass and Mukden.
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Tokio
Port Arthur
London
Chefoo
St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Wsinkhetehen
Mukiden
Rennenkampff
da Pass
Te Pass
Mukden
Sakharoff
Tsinkhetchen
Berlin
Amny Gazette
Sundaiy
Death follows overexcitement at Yale Princeton game
Princeton N I Nov 20 Dr William M M Paxton of Princeton University and seminary dies after two weeks illness from paralysis caused by over excitment at the Yale Princeton football game on Nov 12 He was the oldest living trustee of Princeton and taught ecclesiastical political and pastoral theology at Feineetau seminary Fitzgerald Goeth Duolajon Chicago Nov 20 Wille Fitzgerald of Brooklyn won a ten round decision over Charlie Neary of Milwaukee Attel Bran Frans Jacksen beat Johnny K Reagan of Brooklyn in eight rounds Miss Letter ia Married Wolelington Major Colin Campbell obtained a license to marry Miss Letter The wedding took place at noon at the home of Mrs Lester on Dupont circle performed by Hoy tl land Cotton Smilth rector of St Johns Episcopal church
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Princeton
N. I
Ntev
William MM. Paxton
Princeton University
Paxton
Feineetau Seminary
Fitzgerald Gote Tha Duolajon
Chicago
Wille Fitzgerald
Brooklyn
Charlie Neary
Milwaukee
Neary
Monte Attel
Bran Frans Jacksen
Johnny K Reagan
Miss Letter
Wolelington
Colin Campbell
Lester
Dupont Circle
Hoy
Tuland Cotton Smilth
St. John's Episcopal Church
Nasturtium Window Flowers For Winter Use
H J Moogk advises cutting nasturtiums before frost, selecting stocky healthy leaf stalks with buds, leaving roots. Place stalks in low water-filled vase. they will thrive and blossom through winter. Refresh water as needed. handle plants carefully when moving.
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Brooklyn Wagle
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Cas. F. Brown
Cedar Terrace
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Mothers’ Club
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Park Ave
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Merriman
Henry
Hope
Michelson
Miriam
The
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Metin Mitchell
S Weir
New Samaria
Oxenham
Hearts In Exile
Parrish
Randall
My Lady of the North
Pod Pemberton
Max
Beatrice
Pélon Pidgen
Nation’s Idol
Thism
Thurston
the Masquerader
Weh Underhill
Evelyn
Gray World
Weiss Warner
Anne
Susan Clegg
Lathrop
wWaidel Weekes
Rosa K
Welvet Whitney
DT. Wespn Wiggin
Kite D
Willie Wilson
Harry L
the Seeker
Rushville
Envy Bros
Ely
Balin
R. M. Baentney
Messrs
Uy Bros
Dru. M. Porrek
Mgr
Arizona Gold Mining Co
Rane
Pennsylvania
Ermsmeibr & 8
Grand Jury
Chamber of Opprution
Quarles
United State Senate
Wisconsin
Strifters
Gpikery
Minn
Winchester
Saps
Iajcatvensky
North Sea Commission
Golachowsky
Vienna
Monteenceoll
Budapest
Francis Joseph
Finneston
Varalysta
Hamlins
Wizard Oil
Calvin E. Hill
Marietta
H. J. Moogk
Wonder Marvel
Tlon
He Wook
Grand Opera House
Barth Hooligan
C. P. Guenther
Wright
the Hart
Hart Schaffner & Marx
WM. Walton
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