Greatest Money Power Ever Known Forming in Wallst
Special to The Sun from New York describes a feared financial movement consolidating U S railroads under leading families Vanderbilt Harriman Rockefeller Morgan Gould Moore and Santa Fe. It claims a vast control over mileage and wealth, warning of a future continental system and a possible sevenfold scale of power.
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Paris Winter Hats Shape to Look Like Paintings
New York fashion interview with milliner Louise Sinclair outlines this winter’s Paris inspired trend. Women should resemble classic paintings with bold color contrasts, elaborate feather trims, and oversized or tiny hats. London smoke, Empire green, and royal blue combine with golden brown and black. ostrich feathers dominate trim, including willow and spiral varieties costing up to 200 dollars.
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Jackson May Make Hearst Mayor
Special to the Xvi reports William Schuyler Jackson a Buffalo political figure on the Democratic and Independence league tickets pledging to back Hearst, enforce the eight hour law, crack down on trusts, end freight rebates, and challenge McClellan for city hall. Jackson rises from Erie County legal posts to a vivid reformist image amid wagers on Hearst’s mayoral path.
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New York
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Hearst-McClellan
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Hearst
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Independence League
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Cheektowaga
Erie County
Condemnation of Trial Marriages Sparks Clergy Debate
Prominent church leaders and public figures denounce Dr Parsons's The Family and its advocacy of trial marriages. Edna Wallace Hopper and Mary Lease join in the protest, condemning the idea as dangerous to society and the sanctity of marriage.
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Elizabeth Lease
New York
Herbert Parsons
Charles H. Parkhurst
Charles McCready
Henry A. Brann
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Parsons
Willem TL. Livingston
Fantoy
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Roman Catholic Church
Sidney Herbert Cox
Bethany Congregationshharch
Joseph Oeborn
Henry M. Barbour
Epiacopa
Euch
A. Lincoln Moors
River Side Baptist Church
Howard Melish
Trinity ¢ P. E
Church
Brooklyn
Edward M. Shepard
Attire Details Describe Netted Hats and Veil Color Contrast
The passage describes neta and dim hair nets worn over the forehead and the fork hat as ornaments. It notes the veils do not match the hat color but contrast or blend into the hat’s valor color.
Fatal fall ends life of Henry Gill in Linton shaft
In Linton Indiana on November 20 Henry Gill, a brecksmith aged 16, fell to the bottom of a 30 foot shaft at the Superior works and was instantly killed. The accident occurred yesterday when he slipped while working at the Breck factory. Local authorities investigated the scene and informed Gill’s family.
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The Misis Vanderbilt and Mrs Fist at the Strife
A humorous scene unfolds with Missis Comariius Vanderbiit and Whewise Missis Fist clashing publicly over a social crisis. Prince Hinry and Kilkenny appear in the gossip as Mag Fish writes a plan to perform alongside. The piece ends with the suggestion to let the women decide, as men retreat to avoid further scandal.
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Ant
Kilkenny
Oppose Trial Marriage Says Lease in 19th Century Debate
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Lease denounces trial marriage as dangerous and destructive to family life and national stability. She argues such a reform would invite premarital sex, undermine rights and duties within marriage, and worsen women's social oppression. The speech labels reform schemes as chaotic and harmful.
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Mary Eisabeth Lease
Ignargnen
National Pure Food commission session stirs straight whisky market
Louisville, Nov 16. Interest grows as the National Pure Food commission convenes to consider recommendations favoring straight whiskies. The market has been highly active with 5,090 to 6,000 barrels changing hands in recent days. Since August, price margins on the inspected whiskeys have risen from 8 to 10 cents per gallon.
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Louisville
National Pura Food Commission
Railroad and transit wage hikes reported in New York and Philadelphia
On December 1 the Norfolk and Western railway will grant a ten percent wage increase. In Philadelphia the Rapid Transit raised wages for motormen and conductors by five percent. The Textile council at Fail Miver adapted a ten percent increase for operatives.
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Two Boys Die As Train Hits Snow Plow Work Crew
Minot North Dakota reports two youths Vincenzo Rustausa and Frank Largitte aged 20 were killed while clearing Great Northern tracks near their hometown. They were crushed by a passing train during snow plow duties.
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Great Northern
Despondent 78 year old William Rogers hangs self
In Greencastle Indiana on November 30 William Rogers a 78 year old former adder with poor health killed himself by hanging from a beam in a barn. The Sun reported the tragedy as a despondent act yesterday afternoon.
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Ind
William Rogers
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Peruna touted as remedy for catarrh and consumption
An 1880s promotional piece argues catarrh inflames mucous membranes and may lead to consumption. It claims Peruna relieves catarrhal conditions in any organ, with examples including lungs and throat. The letter cites Mr Cameron and numerous testimonials asserting Peruna’s preventive effects.
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Cameron
Pittsburgh Woman Tortured by Husband in Brutal Attack
Jean Mitchell, famed Pittsburg beauty, was assaulted by William Mitchell at 307 Forbes Ave. He struck her with a blunt instrument, dragged her to the kitchen, and hammered her hand to the sink causing two hours of pain before she fainted. She awoke in hospital with injuries as police recorded.
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Jean Mitchell
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