The Week in Russia and the Labor Strife Outlook
A wide miscellany blends labor unrest in Chicago and St Petersburg with commentary on the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, deputies, and public opinion. The dispatch critiques Deputy Prosecutor Groninger, notes Chicago streets disruption, and surveys Russia’s failed general strike, military crackdowns, debt relief debates, and looming prosecutions amid chaos.
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Cornelius P. Shea
Indianapolis
International Brotherhood of Team
Atera
Chicago
Rhea
Atessis
Shea
Cook County Grand Jury
Teamsters
Voling
Russia
Council of Working Men
Odessa
St. Petersburg
St . Petersburg
Doute
Trig
Douma
Social Democrats
Pollan
Cronstadt
Tiflla
St Petersburg
Anthony Comstock
Patchwork Child and Muck in Civil War Era Echoes
A jumble of folk speech and political mood pieces references Uncle Henry’s hair Uncle Joe and Aunt Lontee and Longworth noted. A corruption of state auditing with James H Rice and $15000 shortfalls is discussed along with a push for reform. The piece mixes family lines and public life with theatrical and political quips.
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Sherrick
James H. Rice
Warren Bigler
Mir
Hica
Russia
Michigan
Rica
The Kissless Future Rules For School Children
The State Board of Health adopts new rules to curb tuberculosis and disease in schools. They forbid kissing, placing objects in the mouth, and touching items with lips or fingers. The article notes science pushes preventive habits while challenges remain from careless behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polesics
Science
State Board of Health
Ite Wistom
Acance
Thara
City praise and tariff talk mix at conference report
Hotels guest from Wilmington lauds Indianapolis as beautiful and central while praising the soldiers' monument. Traveling salesman frets over tramp laws, beggar crackdowns, and enforcement as harming small towns. Camden urges tariff reform with a national tariff commission to study industries and preserve key sectors like sheep and wool.
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W. A. Gallagher
Wilmington
Del
Dement
Indianapolis
Manter Gheet Metal Workers
Alliwaukes
Gallagher
D. W. Freet
the Grand
Aise
USA
Etreeta
Nulannca
Audi Rood
Mate Camden
Ravenna
The Heavens We See And Public Attitudes
A survey of celestial perception notes that observers worldwide see about half the sky at any time, while others near the poles glimpse more or less. A disparate mix of humorous clippings includes Harry Lens on portraiture and editor quips on American and English traits.
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Mr. We Crang
Aywaat
Ory
Ite Hotlon
Joan Bryuester
Rincon
Aida
England
John Bruester
David Haram
Gand Blay
Crana
David Marisa
Theo
Sunahina
Terribla
Terribla Man, Mr. Crane
William H. Crane
Crane
Dilly Crone
Alther
Sanatarm Scientina American
Out of Luck Coal Prices Rise Amid Retail Jumble
A New York World snippet notes coal costs climbed by 30 cents yesterday while consumers face higher prices for heat and related goods. The chaotic, tongue in cheek line about Tee Cats and lust seer underscores the era’s quirky wordplay in daily market chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Pity the Poor Rich in Dust at Newport Palace
The item laments Mr and Mrs Wille Vanderbilt driven to despair by blinding dust before their Newport residence while the Gundsons of nearby districts enjoy themselves. The piece contrasts wealth’s misery with local leisure amid unsettled conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille Vanderbilt
Newport Palace
Community letters reveal varied opinions on life and crime
Readers discuss fishing, servant labor, courtroom crowding, building plans, winter sales, and moral concerns. Items include remarks on dog intelligence, police court strain, insurance laws, city infrastructure, and bank failures with references to modern civic issues and prominent figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoover
Roy M'Allister
Edward Krause
John McAbe
Indianapolia
W. A. MacDonald
Aloot
Lew Shank
Kim
John Balus
Jobn D. Volz
Modarg Woodsen
America
Indiana
Indianapolis
Charles Gipu
MU. M. Dacrelder
Gebt
Collaoum
Tomilugon Hall
A. D
D. Nf
Terman
Sella
National Guard
John
Mercantiia Diins
Savings account invitation from Indiana Trust Co
No matter what other investments you own you should have a savings account with Indiana Trust Co. The ad promises safety of principal and interest, starts with one dollar, allows ongoing additions, and touts facilities for saving. Capital 2,000,000.06 Surplus 926,000.00.
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Indiana Trust Co, Capital
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Turkey
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Ike
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Romen Ga Upuol
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Mr. Lehr
Kansas City Post
Oklahoma
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Kansas City Journal
John Bull
York Matt
Tomi Taggart
Kenses City
Czar
Nicholas
Chicago Post
Ours
Pettis Dry Goods CO
Tyler Mudge
Pearl
Dentifrice
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Marion Trust CO
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Circis Resources
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East Market St
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Edison
Nilwaukes Sentinel
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