C O D D Store Offers Frugal Groceries and Deals
The C O D D store proclaims itself the largest and cheapest in the state offering fruits by quart or bushel, melons fresh twice weekly, apples by pack or carload, teas and coffees roasted in-house, sugars by the earload, canned goods at unbeatable prices, and candies nuts delivered across the city.
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Chicago
Qume
Earload
Chicago Meat Pack Strike Rambles Onthreatens Citywide Shutdown
A chaotic stock yards walkout begins with Chicago Packing and Provision workers refusing ten hour shifts. Armour Cudahy and Morrell face growing walkouts as Pinkerton guards patrol yards and police deter clashes. Strikers vow unity to sink the industry if hours are not shortened, while officials warn of possible work resumption Monday.
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Chicago Packing and Provision Company
Armour & Co
John Morrell
J.C. Hickey & Co
John Cudahy
International Provision Company
Anglo-American Packing Company
Times
Morrett's
Morrall
Stock Yards
Don
Bagan
Pinkerton
Gana
W. A. Pinkerton
Vnterest
Prekars
Attek
Mitch
Jaborera
Packars
Hey
Tabortay
Savural
Shiney Kent
Otica
WB. Bilberhorn
Hi Quertion
New York
Mr. Armour
Livestock Exchange
Earthquakes and disturbances ripple through Rumerville area
Reports from Friday describe five distinct shocks locally with one near the junction seven miles north of Charleston. Gov geologist Earle Blin inspected the damaged tank at the junction and cautioned against attributing the events to another seismic disturbance. The audience at the theater opening Friday night noted the tremors and debated whether this signals a new quake or the end of the old one. Seafaring news from New Orleans recounts a dramatic hurricane-related ship incident and crew rescues. Prolonged coverage includes political and legal notes from Iowa and Wyoming, plus several crime and economic updates across multiple cities.
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Rumnerville
Crramuston
Bir
Earle Blin
Lowevar
Baiemorgilje
Hess
Charleston
Trials and Rhetoric at Mammoth Court Session
A torn report recounts lengthy proceedings with speakers including Louis Engel and Haniel Wicklos as chain of testimonies unfolds. It covers German émigré perspectives, labor rights advocacy, and warnings against capitalist privilege amid a charged courtroom mood.
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Louis Engel
Gang
Germany
Hienan Adsery
Thaury Georg
Soren
Anarelitin
Seeroy
Tio
Haniel Wicklos
Fooflograth
Tumxul
Flere
Hoe
Lancashiye
Euland
Bern
Tonkrehy
Higland
Lancashire
Acura
Union
America
Guncashire
England
Bunciy-achool Tunchar
Haymarket
Jungu
Didias
Bowen
Osial
Flolden
Wiellen
Liha
Dt Waka Welock
Wielden
Aruna
Diuge
Rose
Gary
Fragmented OCR chaos depicts a defiant crowd speech
The passage presents a garbled protest scene with references to a prom, wages, and an organization. Names and places are incompletely rendered, but the tone suggests tension and accusations amid a confrontational crowd.
President's Levee Witnesses Mixed Guarded Reactions
An account from Washington City dated October 9 details visitors at the president's levee, including notable figures and a Vatican delegation. The scene features pointed commentary on crowd behavior, security, and the political mood as observers note the president's reception and public expectations.
SADDOCKS ASSASSIN AND DOUBT OF PLOT IN HADDOCK CASE
Long affidavit recounts a possible conspiracy surrounding the Haddock shooting in Sioux City with Leavitt and Aranadorf named among participants. Witnesses describe a late night gathering, plans to whip Haddock, and a confrontation that ended with a fatal shot. Authorities report multiple arrests and ongoing investigations.
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Ohho
Haddock and Navigation
Cand
Tonvitt
Chega
Kingley
Attornay Worl
Wood
Chicagowan
A. HI
Sioux City
Trivnne
Ta Lkor Aml
J. C. Katty
Thwag
Taonvitt
Leavitt
Hwa
Ian
Witeh Han
Merritt D. Cobb
Chicago
Lanvitt
John Arenafort
Frang Growing Company
Laavitt
Anya
Cochran
John Hop
Kenny Cochran
Atuea
Chinpion
Schalfer
Ahormut
Waloon
Slows Nation Bank
Lumet Fred Munchrath
Qeorgy Crother
Lows Math
Habba House
Monty Haberman
Trolbor
Plath
Adama
Greenville
Greenvills
Lawn
Funk
John Aranadorf
Junie
Jin Acollard
Robert Grady
Lango
Henry Trolber
Puth
Putalle
Duchmen
Mungbrath
Math
Henry
Mysolf
Atable
Harry Sherman
Mion
Lange
Jack Ryan
Toy
Sherman
Maneheith
Juin Arunxdorf
Tlonry
Brawery
George Traiber
Lould Plath
Fred Munobrath
Marty Sherman
Anyself
Traiber
Walker
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Water Street
Columbus House
No Ony
John Arenmmorf
Haddock
Maddock
Mgr
Arondorf
Aronsdorf
Jim
Sluddock
Fred
Paul Leader
Milwaukee
George Lang
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