Girl Speaker Champions Socialism at Harlem Club
A 15 year old schoolgirl Elizabeth Flynn delivered a masterful defense of socialism at the Harlem Socialist club. She argued practical socialism depends on the ballot and urged voters to embrace socialism to end social victimhood and ensure equal opportunity. The crowd cheered as she outlined how education morals and choices enforce capitalist control. She plans to campaign nationally to promote socialism.
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Herlem
Socialist Club
Mins Fiyan
Prediction by Rapheel the Aatrologer for Friday Apr 13 1906
Prediction notes a focus on buying favors seeking work and advancing affairs. It says birthdays anniversaries occur, health of the family should be weighed, business will succeed and nineteen workers will be promoted. An 1908-born child, if female, may face limited luck in employment.
Tin Plate Plant Moved to Elwood in Historic Shift
The Un plate plant at Middletown is history as all equipment was moved to Elwood. A. J. Griffie who managed company affairs departed for Elwood yesterday, marking the transfer of operations.
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Newcastle
Ind
Middletown
Elwood
A. J. Griffle
Divorce Suit Filed By Clara Minami Against Kiku Minami
In New York on April 12 Clara Minami, a Japanese businesswoman, sued Kiku Jio Minami for absolute divorce in the supreme court. They wed July 7, 1899, after meeting at Herald Square. she accuses him of infidelity. Her attorney requests a bill of particulars outlining alleged offenses.
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New York
Kiku Jio Minami
Broadway
Supreme Court
Clara Minami
Albany
Kiku Jie Minami
Minami
George Robingon
Household Tips From An Old Newspaper Page
Fragments describe banana croquettes and serving ideas with currant jelly and candied citrus. Quick bread pudding uses stale bread and sweetened milk, plus tips on cleaning glass, calming nerves, and a simple curtain rod and moss centerpiece method.
Christmas eve rescue in Panmistone hall tale
During the civil war at Panmistone hall William Evelyn hides King Charles II among his household. A secret door leads Charles to a furnished room where Evelyn’s wife lies asleep. Puritan officer Staughton tests the ruse, and Charles is kept hidden beneath the bridal bed cover while soldiers search the suite. The rescue ends with Charles escaping to Scotland and then France, and Evelyn earns courtly fame.
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Pannistone Hall
Lancaster
Charles I
Willian Evelyn
Charles III
Evelyns
Charles
Panmistone Hall
Evelyn
Scotland
France
Marty
Cmidor
Simmons
Pur Vitans
Saughton
Philip
Charles Start
England
Staughton
Evélyn
Evlyn
Clarles
Phillip Evelyn
Dorothy
Young Evelyn
Matt
Get More Strength From Your Food With Cascarets
An ad extols Cascarets as natural exercise for weak bowel muscles to prevent constipation. It claims digestion improves, poisons are avoided, and overall strength increases with one tablet at a time. The piece touts the product from Sterling Remedy Company, urged for daily carry and genuine care.
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Cascarets
Sterling Remady Company
The Use of Malt Extract In Food Promoted as Malta Vita
A vintage promotion claims whole wheat treated with malt extract yields Malta Vita a nutritious ready to digest food. It describes five steps from steamed wheat to malt sugar formation then flakes baked in heat to produce a wholesome cereal marketed as healthful and delicious.
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Malta-Vita
Malta
Multa-Vita
Apple Jane Goes Aged Apples and Doughnuts Seller
Immigrant mother Mrs Noonan, once selling apples and doughnuts in New York for years, recalls the Cork to America journey forty years past. Missionaries chat with residents as government announces new veteran benefits and social changes.
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New York
Black and White Costume in Dame Fashion Trend
A vivid description of a black and white costume featuring a tuck petticoat and vest, a sheer white dress, and a plain mull underskirt. The bodice uses black Mechiin lace with rhinestone banding, a high Mohair hat with a broad brim, and colored ribbon streamers trailing to the waist.
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Dresden
Ragtime Barred by Iowa Giants Ragtime Pledge Denounces Hate
Special to The Sin PBS MOVIES reports a local group in Iowa forming a pledge to combat hate and public oppression. Members vow to oppose prejudice, discipline members who incite bigotry, and defend marginalized communities.
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PBS
Gabehig
RATE BILL ARGUMENTS STAND IT FROM THE TRUSTS
The piece argues against railroads claim that rate regulation threatens their freedom. It cites historical rate control, mileage growth under commission power, and limited success of appeals. It notes 27 states with stronger state commissions and that domestic traffic remains largely under local oversight, challenging railroad claims of disaster.
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Ime
Mey
Interstate Commerce Comminion
Commission
Atte
United States
Black over pale blue dress with gold blue trim
A description of a summer dress features black lace over pale blue alk and blue taffeta empire skirt. The lower skirt portion is circular with embroidered net sleeves and gold thread tracery. Black satin bands cross the bust and waist with gold blue rosettes.
Hen sat through fire and water at Biddeford hospital
Special to The Sam from Biddeford Maine April 12 a hen sheltered on her nest through flames smoke and water in the Trull hospital basement. Firemen found a box with her 13 eggs and she persisted despite flooding and cold. One chick hatched after days of peril and the hen’s steadfastness celebrated in hospital circles.
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Sam Hiddeford
Trull Hospital
Biddeford
Billowe
Biddy
Biidge
Back After 40 Years Returns to Family Home
John Myers, long presumed dead, arrived back at his son Wells Myers home in Bianaville after 40 years away. He left a blind wife and five children, wife died soon after his departure, two children are also deceased. He says his past is a blank.
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Siem Lebanon
John Myers
Terms to the Big Four railroad through city rejected
Burlayyili April 77 Jelly Emunell votes against granting Big Four railroad a double track through the city unless a new depot is built in Crest with at least 110000 and the town improves all street crossings with a gale authority.
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Burlayyili
Jelly Emunell
Big Four Railroad
Erecta
Crest
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