Morgan's decisive role looms over miners strike
Secretary Wilson says Morgan can end the strike by reopening mines and restoring work, a move that would spare thousands from suffering and starvations while Morgan, as financier, holds the leverage. Aguinaldo appears cautious, likely to keep goodwill toward the United States unless misled by rivals.
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Morgan
Wilson
United Mine Workers
SUN
Yanger
Aguinaldo
Upg
Philippines
United States
Political and theater notes mix in late city column
The piece blends political chatter about Democratic and Republican candidates in Run County with showbiz updates. It mentions W J Bryan, Tom Johnson, and the E Michigan street ler, plus notes on King Alfonso, the King of the Filipinos act, and upcoming performances by Louis Weslyn Jones Hubert Wilke Eugene Cowles J Rush Bronson Louise Dresser and Jack Norworth with a California Company engagement at Denison and a trip to Anderson then Park.
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Run County
Louis Weslyn Jones
Fairbank
Hubert Wilke
Princess Chic’ Opera Company
Eugene Cowles
J. Rush Bronson
Louise Dresser
Jack Norworth
California
the Denison
Anderson
Unclear OCR fragment prompts editorial turmoil in 1904
A garbled collection of 1904 era editorials mentions dockage doubts, corn tariffs, Cuba duties, labor strikes, and political stances. The text shows scattered phrases from Worthington Times Terre Haute Kokomo News and others, with incomplete sentences and missing context.
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Worthington Times
Cuba
Terre Haute
Dramatic Melodrama Draws Big Attendance at Local Staged Event
A melodrama titled Daughter offered a free three day engagement to a large audience. The plot followed a hero who escapes prison and causes upheaval before a restorative ending. Performers and the audience linger for the Minstrels featuring Al G Field as the host promising further shows.
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Sday
Swirl of Society Highlights Local Social Scene
Miss Regina Oberfell returns from Oldenburg and Miss Regina Wineman hosts a hay ride and supper for Miss Steinfield of New York and Miss Meyers of Louisville. Clyde R. Richardson and Miss Helen Yasser wed at the bride’s home with Rev. Edgin officiating. State weddings trend in Valparaiso Shelbyville and South Bend. Blanche Werts hosts a porch party with lanterns and guests listed. Mayor Hughes of Baltimore entertains Prince Henry’s party, reported to be dining well.
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Oldenburg
Regina Wineman
Miss Steinfield
New York
Millie and
Florence Meyers
Louisville
F. C. Hart Wilson
Montana
California
Indianapolis
Clyde R. Richardson
Helen Yasser
E. Morris Sr
W. E. Edgin
Furnas-place Church
Beville-ave
Valparaiso
Bertha Zimmerman
Guy F. Stinchfield
Ian Franklin
Clara Vaught
Isaac N. Brown
Shelbyville
Florence Schmaill
Otis Becker
Ida Basse
Frank Worland
South Bend
Mary Whitmer
John J. Barry
Blanche Werts
E. Tenth-st
Eleanor
Elizabeth Foster
Katherine McLaughlin
Hattie Fairbank
Etta Hodges
Augusta Poehl
Mary Cassady
Maud Shuffelbarger
Lillie Goebel
Messrs
Gilbert Maxwell
Dr. Terrell
John Stahl
Roy
Harry Thomas
Harry Werts
John Brooks
Harry Wood
Morris Dillon
George Boyd
Hughes
Baltimore
Prince Henry
A Corner for the Women Fashion Tips
The article outlines autumn fashion trends including coarse mesh fabrics, ecru and black white insertions, and a narrow black neck ribbon. It notes the slot seam on shirts and jackets, Maiie Francais moire for foundation slips and elegant costumes, plus French manicure tips using chamois, orange-wood sticks, and careful nail care.
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Ecru
Cleaning Delicate Materials Safely With Proper Cloth
A cleaner exposes a method for renovating fabrics using the same material to avoid ring discoloration. Rub cloth lengthwise with the weave and continue until perfectly dry to prevent damage when using fluids like gasoline naphtha or benzine. This technique aims to keep even delicate fabrics safe.
French Fashion Gowns for Walking and Parisian Nail Care
A home gown should be soft and well cut with lace trim and pouched bodice designs versus stiff tea gowns. French fashion favors bolero fronts with velvet and lace lappets, carried round the hips, and new bell sleeves. A Parisian visitor notes French manicure practices avoid cuticle knives or steel cleaners for nails.
How to avoid the tight belt look with double fronts
The article advises slender readers on preventing a tight unnatural waist by sewing double fronts into belts especially draped belts. It explains keeping linings separate at the front while the inner lining grips the waist, maintaining a firm back and sides without enlarging appearance.
Washing Flannels For Soft, Fleecy Garments
A long standing method describes using very hot water safe for hands to wash flannels. Create two suds with rainwater and pekaine, rinse in warm water, rub gently to avoid felting, and stretch garments before line drying on a sunny day to keep fibers soft and prevent shrinkage.
Autograph tale to George Metternich and other aged mentions
A Paris journal recalls Prince Metternich asking Jules Janin for his autograph with a boastful reply about a hundred bottles of Johanisberg. The piece notes Gen Delarey and Lord Roberts losing sons in war. Assemblyman Fall credits his wife for mothers gaining joint guardianship in Massachusetts law. Chancellor Andrews urges football for all children, praising it as endurance. J C Pelton, 76, California’s first public school teacher, shares Civil War era reminiscences.
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Jules Janin
Janin
George H. Fall
Massachusetts
Malden
B. Benjamin Andrews
University of Nebraska
J. C. Pelton
California
Los Angeles Express
Joel Pelton
Bunker Hill
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Fudge Recipe Rhyme by Georgia Clay
The poem gives a playful kitchen fudge recipe with sugar milk unsweetened chocolate butter and a dance of stirring over heat. It instructs to pour into a pan, cool, cut into bite sized squares, and share the candy while noting the work is fun. Georgia Clay signs off the piece.
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Georgia
Windy Day Fishing Blues Echoes From Chicago News
A reflective verse notes a calm lakeside scene with crowds and idle fish, as the speaker waits for favorable wind and calm seas to set sail. Gabriel’s trumpet looms as a distant sign while the harbor shines in sight but remains unreachable.
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Gabriel
Chicago News
City Life and Business News From Denver Era
German American Democratic club met at Keller's hall on Thursday night. Frank B. Shutts of Aurora plans another run for lieutenant governor in two years. Gates Osborne Carriage Company formed with 50000 dollars to build a plant in Indianapolis with L M Osborne F E Gates B W Anderson and W C Osborne involved. Over 400 attended Y M I entertainment at Canoe club Riverside Park organized by Ladies Auxiliary Capital council No 276 sections 5 and 6 with Mary E Brennan and Mrs Charles Lavery heading the section presidents.
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Shutts
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Canoe Club
Riverside Park
Convenient Inexpensive Liners Ad Offer From The Sun
An advertising blurb on page seven promotes Sun liners with emphasis on convenience and low cost. It urges readers to try the product and claims guaranteed results under two phone numbers and a Chicago office address.
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Ohio
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