End of Strike Brings Peace Accord Amid Labor Tensions
The text reports a strike ending after government and company officials forged a peace treaty. Leaders Mahon Buckley and others praised the settlement while opponents saw mixed gains. Company vows to reinstate workers who walked out, amid broader efforts to stabilize industry and reduce elevated road congestion.
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Chienge
Alot
Lsaeed Amlers
Wien
Preastdett Mahon
Presttone Buckley
Prontlay
Eaothon
Uie Domprok
Oslelula
Willius
Alice
Confesses Car Barn Murders by Young Gang
A confessed series of robberies and murders tied to a Chicago City Railway Company car barn inquest unfolds. Marx names alleged Confederates, describes the violence, and cites the shooting of Motorman Annies By Johnagn n and Clerk Francia W. Stewart as part of the sequence. Detectives and police seek three young men to face possible charges.
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Chicnin Mantita Fablo Ie
Bheeld Voor
Marx
Wal
Chiat
Police
Terman Suuottier
Jifs
Acta Ag
Etur Neldernueier
Harvey van Teint
Hill Rovski
Afriz
Quinn
Avambon
United States
Tial
Conde
Sean
Perest
Neidermeier
van Dein
Johnagnn
Francia W. Stewart
Plot to blow up mines and rail lines spannes violence in a guard era
A chaotic report details a broad plot to blow up mines and cripple rail and utility lines across several districts. Officials allege conspirators, linked to a so called Vindlentor unit, planned to target the Gold Coin, the Fhidias, and other key properties while plotting attacks on trains. Colorado militia preparations and War Department requisitions surface amid widespread fear of coordinated sabotage and strikes.
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Struttay
Gon
Holt
Gollfield
Beiag
War Department
Washington
Cilunda
Colorado
Nba Ia
Brnte
Salinko
von Gard
Senate and House Debates on War Pensions and Cuba Treaty
Senate debates on pensions for Mexican War veterans and the New Granada treaty, with members like Spooner and Morgan key in action. House actions include a drilldown on the Cuba reciprocity treaty and related committee referrals amid routine adjournments. executive session notes cite promotions and a new chaplain appointment.
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Senate
Mt. Gallinger
Spooner
United States
New Granada
Messrs. Grosvenor
Ohl
Clark
Tiehkardson
Pordner
McMoyron Giseh
Well
Cal
Artinat
Panyma
Cols
Emate
Newline
Cuba
Daellin
Avowel
Ae Newlands
Calia Ap
Morgan
Dom
Alu
Chalenanshi
Deettyswan
Soute
Sevelon
Cullom
Odda and Bude in Manchuria fog country
Fragmentary report notes a city police chief Dayton removed by the mayor in Dayton Ohio and a Porto Rico federal court handling indelible cases. Names such as Alonzo and Adee appear garbled, with no clear events or dates to anchor the story.
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Odda
Bude
Manchuria
Dayton
Ohio
Federal
San Tuan
Porto Rico
Alonzo Oruzon
Customs
Adee ' Duta
Masculine Handshake Replaces Feminine Kiss in Social Etiquette
Baltimore News reports a shift from kisses to mascline handshakes in social greetings. The piece notes women favor cheek touches or handshakes over lips, citing hygiene and decorum, while cautioning some elders against public displays. It quotes nostalgia for earlier kisses and asserts current affection remains strong despite new customs.
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Judas
Baltimore News
Rhode Island Fishhawks Protected Statewide
Rhode Island’s fishhawks are celebrated as the state’s best loved bird. The Providence Journal notes strong protection during all seasons, with nesting favored at Bristol County towns and even on electric poles and church steeples. Across Narragansett Bay, a spindle reef near Long Island Sound hosts a thriving pair and their young, while the birds defend their unusual nests with a life lease on prime habitats.
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Rhode Island
Mia
McNally
Bristol County
Fisthawk
Long Talnud Sound
Fishhawk
Connecticut
New York
Fairbank
Theatre talk and political jibes stir London scene
A fragmentary London page notes chatter at a dinner where Evarts, Deltfeld Smith, and a well known lawyer mingle amid political quips. A Conservative surge shifts balance against Liberal forces as a young government member faces ribbing from peers.
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William M. Evarta
Deltfeld Smith
Sounsel
New York City
Mr Smith
Evarts
Jadianeo
London
Wigo
Lindra
Drum Captured at Bunker Hill Relic to New Bedford Post
A British made snare drum linked to the Battle of Bunker Hill now belongs to the Richard A. Pieres Post of the Grand Army of the Republic in New Bedford Massachusetts. The drum passed through Levi Smith and Israel Smith before being gifted to the post after Rhode Island force stood the charge. In 1812 Israel Smith carried the drum in the arms of soldiers during the war era.
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United States
Bunker Hill
Itichard A
Israel Smith
Levi Smith
Rhode Island
Young Smith
Young Israel Smith
Rural visitors question Wheeler in Washington
Two countrymen in the House gallery misidentify Major General Joseph Wheeler as a smaller figure. They joke that a man’s home strength may not match his Washington height, and marvel at Wheeler’s notoriety as he sits in the congressional chamber.
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New York Times
Joseph Wheeler
General Wheeler
Alabama
Tye
Washington
Cornell Professor Recalls Amusing Moot Court Tale
Professor Ernest Hutfert of Cornell Law School recounted a freshman’s misstep as moot court answers spiraled into a humorous misread. The exchange involved a student drafting a paper on the use and producing a quirky title like Disposition of the Carcass.
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Ernest Hutfert
Cornell Law School
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Running for health and beauty urged for women
An article extols daily brisk running for women to gain color and vitality. It advises starting with a few yards, building to a mile, and stresses outdoor air. It also covers hands and face care with ammonia, soaps, glycerine, and soft water, plus belt fashion and Miss Vera Michelena’s strict career contract with manager John P. Slocum.
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Trating
New Haven
Vera Michelena
John P. ‘Siotum
Olycum
Mss
Michelena
Ornamental Jingles and Insect Themed Jewelry
The piece describes new open neck chains with a large swinging ornament and a side adjustment to keep the chain in place. It highlights Egyptian beetle designs with wings spread, using turquoise and other stones like gala alamon and diane. Imitation versions cost $5 to $8, while real gold and jewels fetch $80 to $150.
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Gala
Alamon
Colorful Chinese and Indian Embroidery on Jackets and Accessories
Bright embroidery from China and India decorates jackets with silk, velvet figures, and floral motifs. Trend notes describe gilt buttons, red velvet accents, trimmed costumes, separate waists, and shaded purples and lavenders among gauze and artificial flowers.
Earrings in Fashionable London
A London observer notes two main designs for smart earrings: solitaire stud and song pendant. Volitaires feature diamonds or black or white pearls. long earrings gain favor with elongated pendant forms. Pear shapes appear common, with various gems including ruby and emerald, and notable wearers listed among the aristocracy.
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London
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