End of Russ Strike Sparks Mixed Labor Response
In a chaotic report from Cenginees via St. Petersburg, workers show hesitation after a strike. Over half of St. Petersburg factories have resumed work, while Moscow firms stay cautious. Police repression rises as revolutionary leaders lose prestige and unions face splits. The general mood remains unsettled with uncertain prospects for renewed action.
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Ping Cor Sivtke WeChaxen
Railroad New
Avrong
Gilnt
Bank closes in Chicago on Milwaukee Avenue
Turbulent day as the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank fails amid panic among 22000 depositors, many from poorer Northwest Side districts and several foreigners. Two deaths reported as authorities and onlookers witness the bank’s Saturday closure and chaotic aftermath. Federal and local figures scramble to assess the bank’s standing and the potential ripple effects on the community.
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Milwaukee Avenue State
Txamber
Tindowra
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Chicago
Mermins
Treffig
Cuellar
Stendlemt
Deena Sheange
Cheago Banteing
Great Northwest
Henry Koepke
Kedate Avenue
Milwaukee Avenue
Revere
Joh
Wisner
Milwaukee Aveue
Clearing Mouse Association
Amarteagr Trust and Savings Bank
Volatile unrest as Russia faces revolutionary call
A call to a general strike and a national assembly echoes through the Whyte’s pages. Protests intensify after government dissolution, with cries for land reform and liberty. Reports describe insurrectionary mood, naval gun signals, and plans for a decisive national power shift. The text cites banners of democracy and warns autocratic power faces a unified challenge.
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Svorst
St Petersburg
Hs Vletary
Alnva
St Hiurgbedt
Russia
Sulien Allonae
Sveaborg
Kronstadt
Mol
Mhorty
Anaulfesto
Labor unrest and union activity across nations report
The piece notes widespread labor actions and union growth including New York and Oakland eight-hour shifts, carpenters’ discontent, and a surge in union memberships in the United States and Britain. It cites miners, textile workers, and railway unions, with legislative moves on child labor, cottage housing, and wage increases. It mentions Streator aldermen, Chicago stockyards, and Missouri convict labor debates. It highlights the International Brotherhood coalitions, financing, and union benefits, plus a British royal commission appointment for William Abraham.
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Tilthorsiphers
Teathae
New York
Thoaklyy Lave Oworm &Ae
Walted Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Dis
Histare Sons
Pian and Orban Workers' Union
Canadas
Towa
Boise
Lda
Inbor
United Brotherhood of Thural
America
Spideny Varin
Court
Russellvile
Ark
Warls
Wqou
Labor News
Bt. Louis
Missouri
Chienya
Brotherhood of Railway Livinmen
Ermuntey
Nsug
Tavendy
Enghot
Enal Tories
Conmides
Austring
Dts Helgium
Mistnes
LOT Croat Tritvin
Drevering
Canved Shite
Felitvns
Germany
Wig
He Jan Pevint
Lhade Niiens
Loston Carpenters’ Tistviet Council
Indug- Ivins
Buss
Brotherhood
Ford
Rochester
N. Y
Tina
Mmembers
Unnon
Mord
Twulow
William Abrahams
M. P
Mahon
American Federation of Labor
British ‘Trade and Labor Council
King Mdwend
Minning
Acta
Abraham la
South
Dedicated to Labor Cause and Ambition of a Chien
A Chicago ceremony marks a dedication to labor ideals amid a murky tale of personal ambition. The article links a mother’s devotion to a son’s long pursuit of a fatherly ideal, framing it as a broader case about leadership for mankind and the fulfillment of doctrines.
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Chicago
Chow
Reagh
Pia
Brotherly Rule and Rights Preached for Global Mission
A speaker outlines a future messenger to teach the brotherhood of man and the sanctity of individual rights. After years of preparation his duty is to spread a sages’ dream worldwide, to guide humanity toward a noble estate and ensure humane leadership.
Wind River country land drawing winners named
Wyoming man wins first choice of 1 000 000 fertile acres near Yellowstone with valued holdings up to 20 000 dollars. Twenty five names listed including Berlin, Edwards, Buel, Overcamp, Morrow, Gibson, Gressier, Bassart, Scholes, London, Anderson. Officials say selection begins after a multistate lottery, with mineral sites and agricultural lands. Drawing overseen by W J A Richards with judges from Billings and Cheyenne.
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Wyoming
Indy
Tandex
Wyo
Hang Berlin
Laramie
Wind River
Yellowstone National Park
Trix
Berlin
Tatami
Wye
Edwards
Buel
Basin
Wyra
Thomas Flye
Fairplay
Tohoe
McDlerson
Central
Mich
William Binning
Cheyenne
Wia
Charles Overcamp
Tons
Lo Robert
Barley
Salem
James A. Morrow
Lewiston
Mout
Ny Gibson
Clinton
Neb
Bernard Vrommell
Spokane
Wash
Will Gressier
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wiliam Bassart
Lander
Henry Scholes
William St. Clair
Butte
Mone
John London
Osborne
Colo
Willie Watts
Sheridan
Juedalph Anderson
Niwatt
Coto
Batah Yaugh
Catherine Koonaghn
Niantie
Gates A. Nabhox
Cady
Sohn HW
Cenishaw
Eaton
Cola
Chartes H
W. J A. Richards
General Land Office
8Inis
Billings
Mont
Col. Schvitger
Fragmented News Snippets on War and Economics
A garbled column spoofs current events with quick jabs at European conflicts, Panama canal bonds, Mrs Chadwick’s book, and moralizing commentary. It mentions Czar Nicholas, hospital treatment for French duels, and a stereotype about dog-eating igorvot es. The tone is satirical and fragmentary.
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Downa
Dee Trust
Nicholas
Belt
Chadwick Propese
Marblehead
Philippines
Chicago
France
America
Perilous Sermon on Prayer and Faith in Persecuted Times
A Sunday School lesson discusses Luke 18 parable of the unjust judge and the persistent widow. It contrasts human impatience with God’s readiness to hear mercy seekers, urges steadfast prayer, faith under trial, and warns against Pharisaic self-righteousness while urging humility before God.
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Ee Sadie
Luke
Galton
Stry Degas
Elis
Mayer
Chey
Jesus
Naten
Meg
AO Wilow
Mimnd
Tim
Chum
Tesus
Christ
Church
Ics
Thavisee
Poblean
Tesple
Market optimism as crops and trade boost manufacturing
The article notes favorable conditions in Chicago and broader markets with strong grain and provisions demand, rising lumber activity, and expanding commodity shipments. It highlights higher bank clearings, improved Western lake carrier earnings, and robust exports of wheat and corn, signaling expected prosperity though weather hampers some East trade. It cites specific figures for grain and livestock arrivals, lumber receipts, and weekly exports to illustrate momentum.
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Chicago
New York
Lindstreet’s
United States
Cananda
Chicago to Tulianapolis cattle market notes and prices
A fragmented listing of regional commodity prices and ranges for cattle hogs sheep wheat corn oats rye and related goods across many U S cities including Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo Buffalo and New York with varying grades and units. contains a biographical fragment noting a chemist Boerke from the W Guatemala W. Lebraann died in Baltimore.
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Globe
Thomas E. Stillman
New York
France
Recov
A. Pardea & Co
Hazleton
Minos Fn
Ventura
Melbourne
Australia
Francisco
Ategust Rosenberg
Seattle
Wah
Charles G. Lidell
Nellie B. Lambert
St. Joseph
Mich
Monroe Lumber Company
Monroe
Louisiana
Gov
Harris
Ohio
William A. Fagin
Gallipolla
Buffalo
Humphrey
Army
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Choles
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Tisinois
Schumtter
Shilppy
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Stenskuid
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Canada
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Ter Son
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W. Lebraann
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