Hollenbeck press to enlarge new printing plant
Hollenbeck press to build a large new printing plant on ten acres near Belt railroad south of Washington Street, close to John T. Brosh residence. The project, costing over 120 000 dollars, follows 35 years at Monument Place and notable fiction publishing successes, with expanded staff and facilities. A St Louis tragedy follows as contractor Paul E B Welz shot Louis P Nielson and then killed himself. Mrs Nielson hospitalized with risky recovery prospects.
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Kat
Washington St
John T. Brosh
Hollenbeck Presa l
Hollenbecks
Monument-place
Bowen-Berrill
Boudbe-Merrill
Hollenhecks
St Louie
Loue
Paul EB. Welz
Louis P. Nielson
Nielsen
Medals and a betrayed mission in a Cuban tale
A first person recounting Jim narrates a mismatched memory from the Cuban campaign era. He recalls a gilded display table bought after the war and a pretend heroism involving a Spanish retreat hoax via a faulty telegram. Ligretta marries the stationmaster, ending the yarn with a twist of unintended romance.
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Havana
Bianer
Washington
Dim
Boston
Sono
Agnica
Manacay
Ligretta Aalde
The Light That Failed Chapter On War Correspondents
An excerpt shows war reporters in the Sudan campaign around Suakim. Torpenhow recruits young sketch artists like Helder for war work, while Dick and others join the Central Southern syndicate, chasing pictures amid tents, trenches, and the scramble for assignments.
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Nile
England
Gordon Lved
Dca
Plece
Wanda
Sudan
Vivie
Cairo
Ima Arabi Pasha
Buskim
Bose
Cafro
Alexandria
Commissariat
Buakim
Ecomprador
Hakodate
Samal Muletser
Nerbers
Alove
Tajurrak Hay
Suakim
Fussten
Torpenhow
Tere
Teaven
Central Southern Agency
Torpenkan
Helder
Hga
Srgland
Nile River march amid whaleboats and worn sailors
Fragmentary narrative follows a riverine convoy across the Nile. Sailors in torn breeches repair boats while British troops and camel corps assemble along basalt banks. The group advances toward Khartum amid uncertainty, delays, and distant rumors of authority and combat.
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Wren
Camel Corps
Rapid
Rock Rock
Island Group
Nile
Gordon
Khartum
Segert
Asplut
Wactor
Loose Change and the Power of Pennies in Society
The Chicago Journal laments the reliance on loose change from pennies and nickels to fund churches and charities. It contrasts tiny personal gifts with corporate dividends and transportation profits, arguing small donations from everyday people sustain vast institutions and global missions.
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Crusaders Against
Chicago
Jesse
Verina
National bin Enit
Ideal Traction Companies
Morgan
Vanderbilt
Chrecago Journal
Dropped Dead Of Stroke In Back Yard
E. L Gwynn aged 60 of 16 Traubave collapsed in his back yard on Wednesday from apoplexy. An old railroader, he was found deceased.
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E. L Gwynn
Book on New Harmony by Indiana author George Lockwood
The article discusses George Brownlox Lockwood, Indiana author and private secretary to Gov. Durbin, and his book The New Harmony Communities. It notes global scholarly attention from journals such as La Riforma Sociale and Rasacena da Scienze Hectare F. Politche Torino, with reviews by Prof Taig Emand and Prof Enrico érre, highlighting its discursive effort to compile verifiable data on the New Harmony sociological experiment and its history.
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Indiana
New Harmony Commounities
George Brownlox Lockwood
Durbin
New Harmony
Robert Owen
Lockwood
Yartoun
Aclentine
Fe la Riforma So Clinic
Rasacena da Scienze
Hectare F. Politche
Torino
Ttaty
Ata 1 Socialisima
Nome
Taig Emand
Foreghont
Enrico \érre
Lom Brett
United States
Girl and Young Man Fish With Comic Fallout
A girl and a young man go fishing with playful bravado and mismatched expectations. She gushes about the outing while he plans an old fashioned day, but her interruptions and fear of worms derail the trip, pushing them to retreat under a tree as he reluctantly yields to the scene. The other boy beside them grins and the fisherman’s luck falters.
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Atanton'e
Jim
Cours
Cantoegos
Manacas
Nite
Havana
Santiago
rWell
Ligretta
Agnica
Ferrocar
Luke
Yale
Matanzas
Hallad
Bho
Amwaa
Sin
Cattlemen Defy State Dip Rule Protest Planned at Ashland
Topeka May 21. Cattlemen in Clark county protest a state live stock commission order requiring all cattle in the western part of the state to be dipped for mange before shipment. A large meeting at Ashland will seek modification to allow uninfected stock to move soon. Commission chairman Campbell faces blame. others defend the measure as needed to stamp out the disease statewide.
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Topeka
Yan
H. J. Dons
Bailey
Ashland
Clart County
MLC
Campbell
Bone
Campeil
Commision Gut
Armfield’s Second Suicide Attempt at City Hospital
Indianapolis report of Hamilton Armfield an inmate at City hospital attempting suicide on Wednesday night by tying a bed sheet rope to a door. He previously attempted self harm at the police station, cutting his throat with eye glass. A sanity commission will review his condition. Messenger boys in Indianapolis form a union led by John Foltman and Frank Duffy to demand higher pay and shorter hours.
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City Hospital
Hamilton Armfield
Armfeld
Messenger Boys
Indianapolis
John Foltman
Central Labor Union
Frank Duffy
United, Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Birmingham Robbery Case Involves Rail Workers
Birmingham authorities charged Stern-, Willams and Benj BAS with a complex late night robbery at the Unkon Sopot office. The trio allegedly broke in through a gate, removed cash via a window, and drilled a ceiling hole while watching the clerk. One suspect admitted knowledge of the plan. Bibb, a Ta & N railroad employee, is implicated. Williams is a railroad conductor. The group reportedly offered witness carbolic acid, fired shots, and fled with the loot.
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Birmingham
Jack Ty JoNanon
Prisca
Bibb
Ta & N
Whie Willams
Whie Willams Is A Conductor. One of the Accused Hap
Ofos Say
Relief at Hand Thellet 9 aids rheumatic back pain story
Thellet 9 claims relief for rheumatic back pain and urinary discomfort after using Dean's Kidney Pills. A Buffalo seller promotes the product via Foster Milburn Co, with customers reporting improved movement and reduced pain.
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Dean
Frack
Bouto le
Enya
Cevere
Henry J. Drum
Directiona
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Nat Tural
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