Break Every Monopoly Writes John Burns
John Burns the English labor leader and MP discusses labor rights and poverty in the new Liberal government. He advocates unemployment relief, public works, land reform, and breaking monopolies to boost jobs and reduce inequality. He notes tax shifts and social reforms already moving through Parliament.
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Best Government
England
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London
Burns
W. B. Northrap
Pentonville
John
Hyeos
Fieta
Sraund Valles
Old England
Greensboro Bend preacher runs faith and carriage business
Rev Nathan A. Ross of Greensboro Bend Vermont blends his Methodist pastorate with a thriving carriage and harness trade. He preaches six days a week with multi-church duties while maintaining a small church salary and active business, earning esteem for his plain living and work ethic.
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Green Mountain
Greensboro Bend
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Nevar
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Macksmith
Greensboro
Br. Ross
Nathan A Ross
Mayo
United States
Semadoro
Hash
Holt Pat Stannard
Lorelork
Copnyes Mills
Greenshoro Bend
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Ropean
Rey
Ross
Grangahere Vate
Public reform proposals on labor and municipal control
The document outlines multiple policy ideas including municipal and government control of utilities and transport, ground landlord relief, labor and trade union activity, urban housing and sanitation, equal pay for women, free school meals, and farm labor reforms aimed at justice, wages, and tenancy changes.
Parry’s Satire on Utopian Theory in The Scarlet Empire
Parry, head of the National Manufacturers Association, writes a satirical novel The Scarlet Empire that lampoons Socialist utopias. It envisions Atlantis where individuality is erased, women wear trousers, and all eat the same, with love staged by the State Inspector of marriages and a final collapse of collective society.
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Dom. Parry
National Pfacturers’ Association
Robbs-Merrill Company
Parry
Apa
Ty Davpak
Atlantis
Te Searle
Eanpire
Insade
Scarlet Empire
Conformity Seeks Sa Na Lusiae Socialism Challenge
Parry asserts Sa nlausiae and Soctallam contradict igw and nature. Followers labeled rainbow chas. The Scarlat Empire is read as suing and provocative of thought, with four authors targeted as purnosa.
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Parry
Igw
Nature
Scarlat
Tourist vandal convicted in Cave of the Winds incident
Special to The San news from Colorado Springs reports Col. Mark 3% and George C. Steging were found guilty in Manitou in the cave of the winds case. The man was fined 100 for smashing stalactites to obtain specimens.
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Colorado Springs
Mark
George ¢. Steging
Chiesga
Justine Court
Manitou
Remarkable Cure Claims For Child Skin Humor Use
Mrs George Steese of Akron Ohio writes that Cuticura Soap and Ointment healed her baby’s severe skin humor after doctors failed. She says the treatment cleared sores on body and face and would not be without it, even at five dollars, though it cost seventy five cents.
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Steese
Coburn St
Akron
Ohio
Sleep for Babies and Rest for Mothers Soap Ad
An old fashion beauty and nursery advertisement touts soft baby sleep and maternal rest through a warm bath with Cutiura Soap and a gentle application of Culleurs Ointment, claiming soothing emollients for skin troubled infants and tired mothers.
Sun Liners Post Results Amid Sparse Ledger Notes
A terse item lists Sun Liners results with scattered data on a page segment. Details are incomplete but indicate outcomes, scores, and involved names amid OCR gaps.
Korea builds new railroad from Seoul to Wiju with American materials
The line from Seoul to Wiju opens quickly using trains and cars from American makers. Costed at 15.9 million dollars with four years to complete, it will reach a 10 million dollar final stage. The route runs along the Pekin wagon road, with 19 tunnels and 66 stations. Two through trains run daily at about seven miles per hour, carrying merchants and laborers among freight toward distant mines.
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Wiju
Carnegie Works
Les
Aberin
Spbkes
Chicago
Alao American
Cenco
Pekin Wagon Road
Cort
Japan
Tairiad
Lvei
Rockefeller Kin Wealth and Power Amid Deep Family Ties
A portrait of William Rockefeller and his brother John D Rockefeller Sr detailing immense wealth and influence in American finance and railroads. The piece notes family marriages, leadership roles, and core investments, with emphasis on William Rockefeller’s guarded estate and protection of property from trespassers.
King of Italy Faces Danger on Geneva Visit
Victor plans a May trip to Geneva to attend the Simplon tunnel opening, despite anarchist threats. Swiss authorities vow extraordinary protection, including arrests or expulsion of agitators, a strong guard, and heightened policing to avert assassination risks in the city.
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Marche
Maly
Iit
Ran
Armametinat
Liv
Victor
Simplon
Seutzerland
Wanda
bin Rae
Ab Assaulin
Geneve
Anatola
Frana Jaera
Koing
Switserland
Vistor
Amoux
Rlny
Trattan Pailee
Switzerland
Europe
Rome
Marvelous Head of Hair Weighs Down Her World Record
The article profiles Mercedene Topex a Mexican woman with the world’s longest hair. Her hair grows about forty inches long and trails behind her when standing. It hides her neck in a thick mass and requires frequent cuts due to rapid growth. Her husband is a Binder named l pow abete.
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Binder
Mean swindle targets bottles with clever gin dling
A sensational faulty report describes Chinamen in the Philippines using a gin dling to swap whisky with vinegar. The method involves soaking, drilling, and resealing the bottle, removing the whisky and replacing it with colored liquid before reattaching the original label.
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Philippine Islands
Rockefeller Heiress Baby Wealth Emphasis in 473 Firms
An analysis outlines that if Joan D Rockefeller and John D Rockefeller Jr conceived John D Jr today, the infant would control or influence about 473 major corporations with a combined capitalization of roughly $5.239 billion. It notes the wealth would grant vast power, with railroads, industrials, banks, and insurers forming a massive economic network.
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Joan D. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
John D. Tel
John D. Rockefeller
Roeckefeller
Railronde Circaretry
Telegrapl
France Faces Move to Seize Church Property Much Controversy
The article describes fears in Paris that authorities will confiscate church property as the government moves to secularize worship and enforce inventories. It notes arrests of clergy and officers who resisted orders and warns of public opposition to seizure, citing past assurances by Waldorf-Rousseau and distrust in government pledges.
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Waldark-Roussau
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