Rich Young Man To Be A Farmer In Pursuit Of Socialism
Madison scene centers on Joseph Medill Patterson Yale graduate heir to Chicago Tribune wealth who abandons luxury to study agriculture at Wisconsin State University. He aims to run a model dairy near Chicago and promote cooperative commonwealth ideals while continuing writing for socialist media. He resigns Tribune post to back Chicago mayoral reform, then moves to a 220 acre Libertyville farm and pursues practical farming and dairy work.
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From Chicken Pox to Cholera Cure By Dyspepsia Tablets
In early days barbershop surgery and bloodletting caused premature deaths from chickenpox to cholera. Modern medicine reduced mortality. dyspepsia remains common, now treated by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. The tablets aid digestion, supplement gastric juice, and digest all foods. A trial package is offered. price 50 cents at druggists.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Liver and Kidney Vitality
A vintage advertisement describes liver and kidney health issues and lists symptoms such as dull side pain, skin yellowness, constipation, bad taste, headache, pimples, and loss of courage. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic to give vigor and tone, claiming it supports proper organ function and cures ordinary ailments.
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Safety Devices to Ward Off Death
A historical plea by the American Institute of Social Service led by Josiah Strong advocates safety devices to reduce death and injury in railroads, boats, factories, and industry. President Roosevelt and other leaders are urged to promote adoption, with workers' safety emphasized and public opinion urged against employer neglect.
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American Institute of Social Service
Josiah Strong
Roosevelt
Strong
Ture
Receiver Appointed in 1904 Georgia Colony Case
George F. Mull is named receiver for Philander H. Fitzgerald's 1904 Georgia Colony. Accused of betraying stockholders and secretly transferring colony assets to his son John P. Fitzgerald who may flee the country. Petition seeks $70,000 plus relief. Fitzgerald, a real estate dealer, faces federal indictment for using mail fraud. trial January 28.
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George F. Mull
Philander H. Fitzgerald
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Fitzgerald
John P. Fitzgerald
United States
Federal Grand Jury
Banker Receivership Named For Dubois Bank
Judge Iiy of the Dubois circuit court appointed F H Poetker receiver for the Peoples State Bank in Huntingburg Indiana. The court voiced the opinion that all claims will be paid in full.
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Sun
Huntingburg
Ind
Iiy
Dubois
F.H. Poetker
Peoples State Bank
Incorporations Filed For Eagles Hardware and Tailoring Firms
Articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state. Linton Aerie No. 678 Fraternal Order of Eagles trustees are James E. Pennger Blueford B. Brently and William Buddick Butler Hardware company Oakland capital stock 4800 directors Fred W. Butler John J. Griffith and William B. Osborn Mill Creek Telephone company Washington county capital stock 3000 directors Marion Hungate Robert Rexwat Walter Short George Wy man and Albert Batt Farmers Hardware company Amboy capital stock 25100 incorporators Monroe Wendall Joseph Smoker James M Kaufmann Thomas Co Overman and William H. Myers The Kahn Tailoring company filed notice of a 100000 capital stock increase in the city.
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Order of Eagles
James E. Pennger
Blueford B. Brently
William Buddick
Butler Hardware Company
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Ity
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John J. Griffith
William B. Osborn
Mill Creek Telephone Company
Washington County
Marion Hungate
Robert Rexwat
Walter Short
George Wyman
Albert Batt
Farmers’ Hardware Company
Amboy
Monroe Wendall
Joseph Smoker
James M. Kaufmann
Thomas Co. Overman
William H. Myers
Kahn Tailoring Company
Uses Cuticura to Cure Eczema
A Tippecanoe Indiana resident describes two years of severe eczema on limbs below the knees. After trying doctors, patent remedies, and various cures, he reports immediate relief and full recovery after using Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent. November 15, 1905.
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C. V. Beltz
Tippecanoe, Ind
Dandruff Cure Promises Hair Returns with Cuticura
A 1905 testimonial from Mrs. E. W. Shigley of Columbus Ohio claims Cuticura Soap cured long standing dandruff and restored hair on her head and a baby’s head. The ad promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent with prices and global distribution.
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Columbus, Rao
Our Blacks to Dig Big Canal
Special to The Sur. Washington D C Jan 14 Southern negroes are to be the laborers in digging the Panama canal. W J Oliver and Anson M Bangs bid 675-100 per cent a fraction below George Pierce Co of Frankfort Mo and New York City. The piece notes their success with southern black workers and plans to transport men and families to the isthmus. It argues money comes from unspecified sources not Rockefeller interests or National City Bank and cites assets of Oliver and Bangs.
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Panama
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Isthmus
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Panamia Strip
Rockefeller
National City Bank of New York
Roosevelt
Oliver-Bangs
William J. Oliver
Emma Goldman Free After Arrest In New York
Emma Goldman, arrested January 1 for delivering an alleged incendiary speech, was discharged from custody yesterday. Alexander Bergman and John R. Coryell, arrested at the same time, were also released.
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New York
Emma_ Goldman
Alexander Bergman
John R. Coryell
Casting Monument Progress Noted for Morton Figure
The infantry side figure for the Morton monument is finished by Rudolph Schwarz and casting preparations for the Morton figure are underway. The cavalry side figure completes later as the commission inspected the work on Tuesday.
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Rudolph Schwarz
Morton
Girl crushed by elevated train at Canal Street station
Lillian Dehtke, 19, a working girl, died when she was crushed between an elevated train and the Canal Street platform in Chicago during a blizzard. The accident halted city trains, stranding 40 pedestrians who walked half a mile through a snowstorm, as firemen freed her after hours of effort. The storm also disrupted telegraph lines and other transit across the area.
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Chicago
Scripps-McRae Prena Association
Lillian Dehtke
Laop
Dehlke
Ohio farmer killed two sons in apparent insanity
George Moreland, a Trumbull County farmer, cut the throats of his two young boys during an alleged mental lapse. The children died in their beds as Moreland returned to sleep after informing his wife. He was taken into custody as police were alerted. he had a history of intermittent insanity but no prior danger signals.
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Trumbull
George Moreland
Moreland
Ten years for a skirt in Lexington Kentucky
In Lexington Kentucky on January 16 a Fayette circuit court jury sentenced William Miller to ten years in the penitentiary for stealing a skirt valued at fifty cents. Miller faced a second charge of breaking a bowl during the trial at Fayette circuit court.
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Sun
Lexington
Kky
William Miller
Fayette
Ler
Iowa Lynching Record Claim Sparks Outcry
A Dubuque Telegraph-Herald piece questions a 1907 claim of a lynching in Iowa, arguing there was not a lynching in the state that year and labeling the statement as a sham connected to misreported history. The article notes regional sensitivity to northern state violence history and defends Iowa’s record.
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Iowa
Dubuque
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