Chicago Thugs Rob Home In Fashionable District Riot Case
A Chicago raid on September 6 saw two thieves loot the home of Mrs. William Schaeffer at 910 Devon Avenue of about $2,000 in cash jewelry and goods. They wore fashionable attire and used a rented car to flee after the burglary.
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Springfield
Roy Young
Young
Creighton
Pontice Reformatory
Abe Raymer
Scott Burton
William Pennegan
George Richardson
Ballam
Lings
Chicago
Willam Schaeffer
Devon Avenue
Chicago Postoffice Sets New Record for Mail Handled
The Chicago post office reported for the twenty four hours ending at sunrise that 292.3 tons of second through fourth class mail were processed breaking the prior record of 289.8 tons set on November 26, 1906. First class mail for the first four days of September averaged 2,300,000 pieces as August posted under 100,000 daily. Debs Attacks President Gompers in Denver address. trip plans to New York postponed due to funds.
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Chicago
Uncle Sim
Debs
President Gompers
Denver
Colo
Eugene V. Debs
Socialistic
West
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Coliseum Hall
New York
Attacks on Illinois Primary Law in Healy Wayman Case
Chicago Sept 5 The constitutional validity of part of Illinois primary law was challenged in the Healy Wayman contest before Judge Rinaker. Attorney Francis W Walker for Wayman argued that the act’s provisions were not stated in the title and cited section 63 detailing how an election may be contested.
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Chicago
Healy-Wayman
Jndee Rinaker
Francis W. Walker
Wayman
Walker
Fatal Runaway Hides Armstong & Lauer Man
Springheld on September 5 reports Henry J. Tauer of Armstrong & Lauer paper hangers and decorators and a noted local businessman died after a runaway horse aborted a carriage ride. Mrs. Thomas Vredenburg sustained serious injuries when both were thrown from the vehicle as the horse bolted through the business district and struck Latter’s conveyance, killing him moments after hospital arrival.
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Springheld
Henry J. Tauer
Armstrong & Lauer
Thomas Vredenburg
Idle Mills to Resume Work at Republic Iron and Steel
Notice posted at Republic Iron and Steel mills states the plant will resume Sept 15 after months of shutdown supplying jobs to more than 900 workers. By Oct a full complement of men will be employed at the mills.
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Fast &J. Louis
The
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Freckled Wife Seeks Divorce in Belleville Circuit Court
Mrs. Lucretia Spitzer of this city filed for divorce from Otto Pires Spitzer in Belleville circuit court. She claims he left on July 4, 107 after saying he could not live with her due to freckle faced appearance. The Spitzers wed April 12, 18068.
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Ernst St. Louis
Lucretia Spitzer
Belleville
Otto Pires Spitzer
Spitzers
Fire destroys Rawhide town center after blazing gale
A devastating fire at Rawhide Nevada on September 8 left three thousand homeless, more than twenty injured, and property losses surpassing $750,000. The blaze swept the business district except for a single grocery, fanned by a gale and spreading toward Balloon Avenue and Rawhide Road.
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Rawhide
Nev
Balloon Avenue
Markets Report From Chicago and Buffalo Prices
Chicago prices show wheat corn oats and livestock quotes with fall values on Sept. 4. Cash sales list No. 2 red and hard wheats, spring wheat samples, cattle hogs and sheep values, while East Buffalo reports steady cattle and lamb markets and large car receipts. A New England street railway strike dispute threatens up to 32000 workers.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Mdre
NGC
Wwinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Mlinois
East Buffalo
Buffalo
Dunnins & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
N. Y
Rawhide mine town ravaged by explosion and fire relief under way
A massive blast used over a ton and a half of dynamite to demolish buildings near the People's hospital, halting the blaze. Volunteer firemen and 500 miners fought the flames but many structures were consumed. Minor injuries reported. aid from mining towns pours in to Rawhide.
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Gverace
People’s Hospital
Rawhide
Baseball Standings and Scores From Pittsburg Game
Chicago and Pittsburg played to a 1 1 tie in a foggy line score. Chicago had 0 runs in the late frame while Pittsburg managed 1. Errors favor Chicago with 8 versus Pittsburg 1. Batter details are incomplete.
Cuticura Cures Longstanding Rheumatism Sooner Than Doctors
Mrs. V. V. Albert of Upper Frenchville Maine reports a fifteen year rheumatism saga ending with Cuticura remedies. After three weeks of Soap Ointment and Resolvent the sores dried up burning ceased and pain eased. Three months later he was well and a later relapse was cured again by Cuticura.
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Ecres
Cuthura
V. V. Albert
Upper
Frenchville
Cuticura Treatment Promises Quick Relief for Skin Ailments
A single treatment using Cuticura Soap Ointment Resolvent and Pills is described as often sufficient to provide instant relief aid rest and sleep and point to a speedy cure of eczemas rashes itching irritations and inflammations of skin and scalp from infancy to age. The ad lists prices and notes worldwide availability from The Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation with address 137 Columbia Ave and offers Cuticura Book on Diseases.
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Otter Drug & Chem. Corp
Bole Props
Columbia Ave
Baseball Scores Roundup and Obituary Notice
A long sports summary lists scores from games in Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati New York St Louis Detroit and more with hits errors and batters. The piece closes with a death notice for Charles Trelmead rector of St Pauls Episcopal church and remarks on his labor leadership and civic roles.
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National
Ew. TY. P.c
New York
Tate Tos
Pittsburg Oye Chieend cc
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Oss
Boston
Joe Ar
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Brown
Ring
Pittsburg
Willis
Gibson
Phelps
Wilise
Bresnahan
Sparks
Moren
Doom
Roaston
Tuckey
Graham
McIntyre
Bergen
Cleveland
J. Batterles
Cheech
Bemis
White
Sullivan
Washington
Johnson
Street
Chesbro
Doyle
Kleinow
Detroit
St. Lows
Willetts
Summers
Schmidt
Powell
Stephens
Dygert
Blue
Young
Criger
Vickers
Salve
Schreck
Arrellanes
Donohue
American. P . L. PC. Ee
Labor Leader Frank Sargent dies at 54 in Washington
Frank Pierce Sargent, longtime immigration commissioner general and former grand master of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, died in Washington after a paralytic decline following a July fall in Shepherdstown. He was 54 and had recently shown improvement before a sinking spell. Cremation plans followed his expressed wishes.
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Dertaker
Charles Trelmead
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Sargent
Organized Labor
Brotherhood
Fast Orange
United States Cavalry
Southern Pacific
Washington
Frank Pierce Sargent
Commissioner General of Immigration
The
Brotherhood of
Mater
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Fron
Jo-al UN
His Mistake in Asking for Daughter Stirs Debate
Cleveland Plain Dealer reports a comic intramural remark about an attempted interview with a father and his daughter. The speaker notes a misstep in timing, joking that waiting until the elder man breaks a leg would have been wiser.
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Clevelaw Plain Dealer
Conservatism Dominates Economic Outlook in New York
Dun and Bradstreet notes a drop in idle machinery and freight cars boosts retail trade, with retailers depleting inventories and planning deliveries through year end. Confidence grows as plans await election clarity in two months, while cotton mills cut output and other industries resume modest gains. August failures rise mainly due to three major suspensions.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Winge-Eariners
Drought Strikes Western Pennsylvania and Adjacent Areas
Severe drought cripples domestic water supply and livestock needs across all western Pennsylvania counties and border areas of Ohio. Widespread crop damage and losses from water shortages and failed irrigation reported with continued supply disruptions.
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Pittsburg
Sept
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Foley’s Honey and Tar touted as safe under Pure Food Law
The notice states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung issues is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law because it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended for children and adults by H. J. Moogh and Wm. F. Jungkunz.
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Foley
H. J. Moogh
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Daily Journal Delivery Service Expanded Citywide
The Daily Journal announces enhanced delivery to all city areas for the upcoming week, stating improved coverage and faster newspaper arrival for every neighborhood.
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Richardson
Liberty
Prairie State News
Vpolice
Gustave F. Baye
Milwaukee Avenue
Bankers’ National Bank
S. D. Childs
Childs Stationery Company
Captain O'Brien
Taye
BIG Postoffice
New Engand
Chicago Grain
Denis
Providence
Association of Street and Electric Raiway Mainpleves of
American
New England
Walsh
Quincy
Mass
New York, New Eflven and
Hartford Railroad Company
New Haven
Conn
Rhode Island Company
New England Street Railways
New Maven
Connecticut Company
Punderford
Connecticut
Stamford
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Ansas City
Omaha
Pueblo
Gineah
Des Moines
Lincoln
Sioux City
Frank Sargent
Labor
Kingsford’s
Oswego
Daily Journal
Santa Clara California
California
Burrell Brothers
Stephenson St. the Wholes Retail Grocer
Durabie As
Iron
Kuehner Bros. Exclusive Agents Furniture— Carpets— Undertaking
Virginia
Jersey
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