Money Kings Target Labor Strife in Predicted Uprising
The Indianapolis Sun warns of a coming joint convention of coal pickers led by President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers. A national strike could pit financial leaders against labor, with miners demanding better pay and conditions while lawmakers debate defense funds and broader union action.
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Indianapolis
Mitchell
United Mine Workers’ Union
America
National Defense Fund
Tennessee
Literary talk on Bret Harte opera and US literary figures
The article surveys Bret Harte's late life opera libretto Al Kali Dick with music by Emanuel Moor. It notes Miss Frances McElrath and Henry Harland's backgrounds, American literary ties, and William Allen White’s Washington visit. It adds Roosevelt gifting books to the pope and Vatican gifts in return.
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Bret Harte
Buffalo Bill
Paris
Emanuel Moor
England
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Kansas
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
New York World
Morocco
Rome
St. Peter’s
The
Vatican
Good Things 10 Fat White Pudding And Desserts
Dessert and garnish ideas including a vanilla fat white pudding with cornstarch, sugar, milk, vanilla and egg whites. yellow cream sauce and sponge cups with custard and berries. tomato salad cups with shrimp cucumber peas and mayonnaise garnish.
Path of the Reaper Leads Ripley County Pioneers to Rest
Mrs. Marguerite Vayhinger aged 87 died at her daughter’s home in Ripley County. Her husband died about a year ago at 91. The couple were early settlers. Mrs. Casper Gmeiner aged 35 died suddenly at home on Madison Avenue. Mrs. Harriet Dorsey, 80, died at her Norwood home. her husband Edward Dorsey is said to be 105.
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Lafayette Call
Satan
Logansport Journal
Marguerite Vayhinger
George T. Breunig
Park-ave
Ripley County
Casper Gmeiner
Madison-ave
Harriet Dorsey
Norwood
Edward Dorsey
Frivolous Exchange Fragments From Comic Panels
A string of humorous exchanges from several papers features quips about collars, pins, timid robins, restaurant cooks, Bible reading, and vaccination. The snippets mix light banter and social observation with playful wordplay, reflecting early 20th century newspaper humor.
Summer fashion trends shift from ribbon to refined drapery
The piece notes changing dress details from neckwear ribbons and Dresden parasol handles to enameled sticks and flower embroidery. It highlights ready-to-wear hats with scarf drapery, summer fabrics like mercerized cheviots, silk batistes, white pique suits, inverted plaits in skirts, and new shoe styles with moderate heels and three-strap designs. It also mentions floral monograms on linen, dainty hat crests, and evolving veil styles with brown chiffon and grenadine contrasting green veils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Grand jury indicts two youths in lead pipe theft case
The grand jury on Thursday indicted William Webber, 15, and Charlies Meyers on charges of stealing a lead pipe and breaking into a house to commit a crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Webber
Charlies Meyers
John Joe
Sketches and Songs of a Singer and other notes
A fragmentary note describes after funeral scenes with a child’s voice and an aching, sobbing crowd. It also includes a quip about forty dollars squandered and a humorous line about Panama hats going out of style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerkleigh
Jenks
Jinks
Exhilaration Mixed with Motive in Widowed Union
A fragment speculates that a second wife may feel exhilaration if a widower marries her just to care for his first wife's children. It suggests a common heavenly double standard about women's motives, ending inconclusively.
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Heaven
Earth
Leavreux On Bary Delights in Instant Softening Pomende
A brief feature praises Leavreux On Bary as a delightful product for quick housework and sewing tasks. It touts instant softening, fast drying, and convenient use, priced at 25 cents.
Mrs A and Mrs B Contrast in Town Life
The speaker recalls Mrs A enjoying leisure while Mrs B endures relentless chores. He notes Mrs A is rich and supposedly exempt from work yet Mrs B barely breathes, slaving at sewing, scrubbing, baking, mending, and endless tasks. Edward Singer.
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Ellen M. Stone
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Marion County
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Acat
O’malley
Notre
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Johns
Quirer
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City Dispatch
Treasury
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Frances McElrath
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Henry Harland
Lady Paramount
Europe
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Edmond Clarence Stedman
Mr. Harland
Harland
Path OF the Reaper
de Bu
John
Detroit
Iree Press
McJigger
Philadelphia Press
Fashion Tips
Grand Jury Report
UTA Auircert Cap
Morrow
Batistes
Wm. Simpson
Lele Leet
Batiste
Normandy
Camera and Kodak
West Bargain Table
Gibson
Madras Club
Calder’s
Empress
Ceecescarces
Monahan
Iceland
Pettis Dry Goods CO
Shea
James
Chamberstain
Vonnegut’s
E. Washington St
Physicians and Surgeons
J. Je Kyle
Newton
Claypool
Kar
Rubens
King
Glea
Washington Street
Illinois St
Mammoth
of Clothiers
W. Washington
Holder
Minnie Hoffman
East Tenth Street
Fred W. Eppert
Brockway
Eppert
Mass
J. S. Less
Graceland Avenue
Union Painless Dentists
Monument
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Usiness Universit On
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Short Lee Bookkeeping
Busiitssettuea
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