Quarrel in Labor Politics and Reform Tone
The piece discusses Federation of Labor politics and its potential power in elections, the Thaw defense case among lawyers, rebates and business honesty, and public trust in officials. It notes the public seeks honesty, higher officials, and reform driven by citizens rather than from above, ending with a caution about a young man’s behavior after a golf tournament remark.
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Sun in Summer Offers Postal Subscription Hint
An ad snippet announces a summer option for readers traveling away. It promises a letter from home with The lma, mailed to any address while subscribing. Rate listed as 250 per month with easy address changes.
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Indiana hospitality for Fort Sheridan troops noted
The article praises Indiana residents for warmly welcoming Fort Sheridan soldiers marching toward Ft. Benjamin Harrison while Chicago crowds were cooler. It argues soldiers should be treated as citizen peers when off duty, urges gentler attitudes, and notes Indiana towns lack baling shops and plumbers.
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Ft. Sheridan
Ft. Ben-jamin Harrison
Chicago
Indiana Ring
Winamac
Ani &Ute
Fort Sheridan
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Happy Town
Cannon and Labor Stir in Eighteenth District Feud
Uncle Joe Cannon faces labor pressure as the United Mine Workers target his district amid immigration bill debates. The speaker rebuffed AFL officials, arguing broader national interests over any single group, while labor shifts to mobilize against him in the upcoming congressional campaign.
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Joe Cannon
Pelan
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Cannon
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Funet
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Boise
Chinese Labor for Panama Canal Question Sparks Debate
The Panama canal project faces labor shortages as American workers refuse to go to the zone. The commission considers importing Chinese laborers and using African American workers, but results have been mixed. Immigration law questions loom, while the effort aims to speed work. A separate note mentions a court challenge to the will of Robert Roosevelt, uncle of the president.
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Panama Canal
Canal Commission
Canal Zone
Robert Roosevelt
Congress
Rebate Evasion Highlighted by Insurance Conference
A Wisconsin supreme court judge sought a legal way to obtain a rebate on his policy premium, prompting debate at an Ohio conference of insurance men and state investigators. The plan involved bank drafts and commissions to mask the rebate, triggering questions about moral standards among leaders and the meaning of anti rebate laws.
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Ohio
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
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Supreme Court
Home Office
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Awa
Ques
Indictments in Standard Oil Case May Come in Chicago
The article notes no indictments were returned against Standard Oil in Cleveland, disputing accusations of favoritism. It states the case will be sent to a federal grand jury in Chicago under Attorney General Moody, with careful drafting to protect public rights and ensure proper jurisdiction.
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Standard Oil Company
Cleveland
Sullivan
Obig
He Remembered Him and the Englishman’s Confession
In New Zealand a traveler seeks news of Jeremiah Thompson, Great-Grandfather, but finds none until a Maori elder recalls meeting him. The elder recalls, with a smile, that he once ate the Englishman named Jeremiah Thompson, revealing a shocking past encounter.
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New Zealand
Jeremiah Thompson
Dundee
Moe
Denaturalized Dream Sparks Debates in Nation
A Denver Republic editorial questions denaturalization trends and the idea of naturalized Americans becoming spending abroad rather than investing in domestic life. It argues for a renewed focus on integrating naturalized citizens into American society and economy.
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America
Denver Republican
Love Has No Foes In Gentle Love's Embrace
Poem fragment describing love as harmless and uplifting. Images include amber honey jars, birds building, blossoms at feet, and beauty created by love. Mentions of faded roses and a city of the dead and a longing to follow love beyond loss. Contains archaic phrasing and misspellings typical of OCR.
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Ben He
Daad
Senator Beveridge's New Claim to Fame
Ambitious notice lauds Senator Beveridge of Indiana, claiming he is celebrated for world travel and pen insights while predicting praise from diverse audiences. It credits him as father of Federal meat Inspection and as discoverer of the ship railroad across the Panama Canal, noting strong language about punishment for alleged offenses.
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Indiana
Hig
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Agea
Whele Olascow
Tammy Atkine
Beveridge
Federalmeat Inspection
Panama
New York
What They Say Two Minor Voices on Haughville Riot Fears
William Morgan warns of a possible riot in Haughville with Greeks Hungarians Poles and Austrians playing roles. Two small riots have occurred since cheap labor was imported. Harry Kepner argues mine operations could succeed like other lines if business methods are applied.
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Haughville
Harry Kepner
Boamena
Indianapolis Citizens Debate Parks and Professions
A collection of opinions from residents and professionals discusses urban life. Dr W B Craig questions public fitness for work and disease risk, Dr Frank Hamilton extols dentistry’s rapid progress, Col Wm A Dowling praises Garfield park improvements, and Charles Copfin notes sail boating as a dangerous but enjoyable sport. John Buckleshaus looks to a Great Lakes trip, while Wenky Apaan mentions farm spending and the value of peace of mind.
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WM. A. Dowling
Garfield Park
Riverside Park
Washington Rivalry Becomes Comic Ruler Hire in Capitol Turmoil
In a chaotic scene on the House floor two congressmen eyed each other as Speaker Cannon demanded order. A dramatic moment unfolded amid thunderous voices and a charged gallery as a tongue in cheek resolution proposed hiring another ruler for the capital Turkish bathroom. Chicago Fort.
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Obio
Cannon
Itrom
Able
Naper Reas
House of Representatives
United States of America
Chicago Fort
San Francisco Remains a Top Commercial Center
May figures show San Francisco ranking among the nation’s nine most important commercial hubs despite a fire and earthquake. The data support the city’s enduring commercial vitality and resilience amid disaster.
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San Francisco
Fisurea
Branelsea
Not Their Quarrel in Geneva Red Cross Meeting
The New York World notes the Geneva Red Cross convention showed cordial exchanges between Ruastan and Japanese envoys amid a spirit of cooperation. It questions why rulers and politicians seek conflict when humanitarian aid and diplomacy offer a better path.
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Ruastan
Geneva
New York World
Visit to London Stirs Mrs Longworth in Record Herald
In Chicago Record-Herald style the tale notes Mrs Longworth’s London trip was more disagreeable due to Punch’s jests about her. Laureate Austin did not greet her with an official ode, underscoring a muted reception.
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Fanny
Mrs. Longworth
London
Austin
Chicago Record-Herald
Gage Seeks to Clarify Theosophist Beliefs
Lyman J. Gage responds to inquirers about his views, indicating he is not ready to become a missionary for the Theosophical movement. The Philadelphia Inquirer reports on his stance and tone in addressing questions about his beliefs.
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Lyman J. Gage
Philadelphia Inquirer
Dead Heat Race and Mock Diplomatic Jabs Echo Past
A garbled clipping cites a century old rail of pork and dough nuts. It ridicules Austria and misstates cities, then shifts to a heated quip about Peary and Arctic travel. Lost in satire, it mentions Lyman J. Gage and ties to Detroit Journal.
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Los Angeles
Lyman J. Gage
Detroit Journal
Unclear reader note on Ballnoury disaster and railroad liability
Fragmentary text references the London and Southwestern railroad offering full responsibility for a Ballnoury disaster. Mentions Mind, dead angimen, and various quoted lines from Evening Sun and Washington Foot. text is garbled with erata and misspellings, obscuring concrete facts or dates.
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London & Southwestern Railroad
Silent tragedy as idle mechanics face home loss in city
One thrifty hard working man, forced idle by unemployment, nearly pays off his home yet must sacrifice its interest. The piece urges saving with Indiana Trust Co to cover sickness periods, noting capital of 1,000,000 and surplus of 325,000.
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