Mayor Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland Goes Broke
The Tribune notes the sudden downfall of Mayor Tom L. Johnson a famed Cleveland reformer once wealthy who owned utilities and street railways. It argues political life exposes risks to even celebrated figures and questions the system that makes public service financially ruinous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Tom L. John
Cleveland
Johnson
Mark Hanna
Johnsons
Bro
Thrush Interrupts Hymn at St Peter's Church Rickmansworth
During a hymn at St Peter's Church in Rickmansworth England a thrush swooped from the roof and settled on a hymn book in the congregation. The Jubilee Singers at the Congregational Church Friday evening come highly recommended and are sure to please.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Church
Congregational
The Town Buster Exposes Local Apathy and Outsiders
A citizen labeled as the Town Buster mocks local enterprises and improvements while shopping by mail and having printing done elsewhere. The piece highlights a critical view of hometown skepticism and pursuit of outside services.
Reading by Mrs Haaglin Hayden on The Sunk en Bell
Mrs Dorothea Haaglin Hayden presents an interpretative reading of The Sunken Bell and an illustrated lecture on Modern Drama at the Normal school on Thursday and Friday evenings the 19th and 20th under Francescan and Clionian societies Tickets are 50 cents for both evenings or 36 cents for one The Modern World lauds her dramatic interpretation as richly expressive and thought provoking
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Haaglin - Hayden
Hauptmann
Francescan and
Clionian
Mead Grants Perpetual Franchise To Colorado Telephone
The Mead town records grant Colorado Telephone a perpetual franchise to operate in the village with specified restrictions. The agreement requires no time limit be set for the franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead
Colorado Telephone Company
Heart to Heart Talks Reforming Boys With a Police Cadet System
Chief Richmond of Connell Bluffs Iowa uses a boy police force to reform unruly youths without a juvenile court. The program makes boys feel valued, granting badges and duty while promoting responsibility and patriotism. The method aims to deter crime by giving each boy a chance to serve as a 'copper' and become a man through trust and a square deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Connell Bluffs
Jimmie
Rhouldes
A Woman's Age Joke From Atchison Globe
A light quip notes that to learn a woman's age one should ask her sister in law, reflecting a humorous old time sentiment from the Atchison Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Globe
Get Some Enjoyment Now Daily Tribunedo It Now
An urging blurb promotes immediate personal happiness with a prompt to subscribe to the Daily Tribune. It emphasizes enjoying the present and not waiting for the future. The tone is salesmanlike and aimed at quick action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Tribune
Record Breaking Time In Consumption Fight
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports a record surge in sanatoria dispensaries and associations across the United States from September to October. By 1909 there are about 250 associations and 166 dispensaries, with beds scarce for the estimated 450,000 TB sufferers. President Roosevelt leads the national drive with 2,000 members and state groups totaling thousands more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For
United States
Massachusettes
New Jersey
New York
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Boston
Chicago
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Roosevelt
Williams Jubilee Singers At Park Congregational
Rev Doane hails the Williams Jubilee Singers as premier in the country and urges attendance at Park Congregational church Friday night. He cites testimonials from Brooklyn church leaders praising their quality and uplifting purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doane
Williams Jubilee Singers
The
Park Congregational Church
America
Brooklyn
Real Estate Transfers From Weld County Abstract and Investment Co
Real estate transfers documented by Weld County Abstract and Investment Co and various buyers and sellers. Listings include George Philip to Mary Groevener, J W Lowe to Frank Maddes, Frank Somerrille, Minnie Ketch, Leroe to Piattas, and multiple payments such as 1300 and 150 dollars. Names and parcel references appear with lot and block identifiers, dates, and partial descriptions throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Rovermier
Mary EB. Groevener
G. Philip
David SS
George
Philip
C.D
Betate Co
Grable
J. W. Lowe
Frank Maddes
Anna Madden
W. PD
A. Somerrille
Adar
Wheeler
Minnie M. Ketch
Witten
Dobson
Leroea
Bik
Piattes
A. Apbuchic
J. J. Pusree
The
Colorado Investment & A
Snes
As. Investment & AM Snyder
Binesae Investment
A. Schmitt
Ellis
John Beatlt
LaSalle
John K. Elmer
Frank
Alta I. Hamman
Ff. Sreelay
Crawford
Baker
The Youths Companion 1909 Calendar Feature Grandmothers Garden
The Youth's Companion for 1909 showcases a Grandmother's Garden painting by Charles C Curran printed in a fine color calendar. The large calendar measures about eight by twenty four inches, with months arranged around the picture and carefully styled date figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandmother's
Charles C. Curran
Your Com
Employiss
Compania
Also Mentioned on This Page
Greeleys Home Market
LA EA
Sane
Red Front Department Store
Main St
Ae Daily Tribune
N. OC. Meeke
Greeley Tribune Publishing Company
C. H. Wolfe
Hansen Na Andrews
Greeley
Seventh St
Greeley, Colorado
Ewe
Atk
Wii Have Telephone Co
Jacobs’ Market
Virginia
Swift
Marks &Fheltner
Kittle & Withey
Tribune
Edwin A. Nyes
Edwin A. Nye
Weld County Abstract
Sestment Company
Companiad
Initiaser
Lincoln
Neb
A. C. Shattenbere
Shriners