Missouri Attorney General pursues Standard Waters-Pierce grip on Sate
Attorney General Herbert Hadley of Missouri leads a case against the Standard Oil group and Waters-Pierce Oil Co alleging they operate as a single network in Missouri. He claims rebates, spying, and use of railroad clerks to track shipments, with subpoenas issued for major New York figures. Arguments set before Missouri Supreme Court in January.
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Hadley
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Standard
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Rogers
Flagler
Archbold
Barstow
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Supreme Court
Demerson
Halley
Texas
Lone Star
Waters-Pierce Company
Texany Mat
Perons
The Simple Life and Modern Despair in Society
A speaker laments modern work culture, arguing long hours and urban pressures ruin family life and health. He credits President Roosevelt for endorsing reform, cites carbolic acid crises in New York, and says many suicides are impulsive acts rooted in harsh living conditions.
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Commission formed to curb death by self harm in Cleveland
A three member commission in Cleveland is created to study personal crisis cases and offer relief to despondent individuals. The initiative aims to prevent suicides by providing moral and material aid at crucial moments, though experts question its effectiveness and urge focus on underlying causes such as nerve tension and poor health habits. Dr. Thos. Darlington comments on scope and potential impact.
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Darlington
Graft Prevalent In College Football Say Northwestern Coach
Walter F. McCornack, Northwestern’s retiring coach who once led Dartmouth, criticizes modern football for graft and the need for big men. He urges removing slants, reducing risk of injury, and argues commercialism corrupts the sport with promises of paid work to lure athletes to schools.
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Northwestern University
Dartmouth
Zregt
Eratl
Dancer Remembered By Mrs Brotthers And Friends
Mrs Brotthers recalls her late husband as one of the town's best dancers at balls and parties before their marriage. Friends acknowledge she may be biased, but she remains confident in his dancing talent despite others' opinions.
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Mire
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths Listed
A long list of births and deaths appears, naming numerous families and addresses across Lexington and nearby areas. Entries include Elizabeth and Marcus Stone a girl born in Lexington, Minnie and Dan Connell a daughter, Clare and George Wats a boy, and many others with varying locations and remarks. Deaths feature Rosette Darkson Mary A Thampaun Bermhardt Riedel Dora Embey and several more with hospital notes and causes like typhoid fever pneumonia and heart trouble.
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Julia and
Chas Smith
Michigan
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George Wats
Wrightst
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Rosette Darkson
Linden St
Monia
Mary A
Thampaun
Hostital
Purmanaey
Ay Loty
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Iattral - Lobarre
Dora KE
Embey
Mary Duffy
Noble
Bermhardt Riedel
Deloss
Bante
Hawking
Louise Tregart
Harry Buyer
Thor Nareh
Abscius
Iver Margret Marshparger
Power Missi Hospital
Ioagie Kifelsfield
Tedleven School For Girls
Building Permits Noted For Various Structures
JH Norman seeks permit for a frame cottage on Parts avenue between Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth streets. Thos Low listed at 20 Arsenal avenue. Alma Weight seeks repairs at 23 Deprbern with. Carrie Pryer barn at 1733 W Vermont. 5101 P.M. Brent barn at Laura and Vermont for $100.
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Arsenal Ave
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Carrie Pryer
Vermont
P.M. Brent
Laura and
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Aimed at Women
An advertorial claiming Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription eases the fears of menopause and supports feminine health. It features testimonials from women including Mrs Mary Epamin and an aunt, describing relief from irritability, fatigue, and bodily discomfort during the change. The copy urges reliance on the product over rivals and emphasizes natural processes.
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Mary
Plorén
Thave
Husland
Financial Disaster Hits Local Bank Collapse Shocks Town
The pumpkin seed bank has busted causing financial disaster warnings across the community. Officials urged calm as customers lined up to secure funds and assess losses amid the crisis.
Don’ts for Parents Warn Against Poor Manners
A Chicago Journal admonition advises parents not to reward rudeness by elders or impose lavish social demands on children. It warns that nagging can frighten kids into disobedience and that modeling sloppy behavior harms future parenting.
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