Warning Urges Reward For Apprehension Of Murderers
Mayor Bookwalter urges city action to offer a reward after Patrolmen Russell and Pettiford were killed while approaching suspects on the street. He argues officers must face danger, and that lawfulness must prevail over sympathy for criminals. The Sun's stance mirrors this warning amid ongoing assaults on officers.
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Pettcord
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the Sun
Public Morality and Law in Action in Salt Lake City
Hemenway on Cuba shows how threatening to cut theater wires spurred action. The City Health Board imposes punctuality penalties for employers. President Smith of the Mormon church arrives from Europe and is arrested in Salt Lake City amid homecoming demonstrations.
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Atention
The
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Mormon’ Church
Europe
Salt Lake City
The President Returns and Cuban Question Debate
President Roosevelt has returned to Oyster Bay for a rest while government work continues. Senator James A. Hemenway argues annexation is the solution for Cuba, claiming most Cubans fear United States withdrawal and urging benevolent assimilation, though others see annexation as conquest. The debate centers on keeping troops in Cuba and the aim of stabilizing the island.
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United States
Washington
Republica
Lfe
Oyster Bay
Hils
James A. Hemenway
Shelbyville
Cuba
Hemen
Cula
Vilay
Hemenway
Spain
War memory and modern annexation talk prompt doubt
Fragmentary remarks discuss whether those recalling a historic war for humanity can now defend annexation or intervention. The text hints at Pittsburg millionaires and missionaries facing threats, touching on money as a motive and questioning motives behind action.
Sliced Appropriations Stir City Budget Debate
Mayor laments council cuts to park and health funds while blaming officials for lax garbage collection. Voters oppose turning Riverside park to an amusement firm and call for resignations of connected public officers. Foresees difficulty for Bookwalter and other mayors in securing needed appropriations. Senator Platt’s wife files papers in a divorce proceeding and prompts questions about Platt amendments.
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Ita Sanitalian
Clyds Power
Rok
Bookwalter
Platt
Rumors swirl around policy king Al Adams death
A flood of rumors claims foul play in the death of Policy King Al Adams in New York. Reports cite substantiated chatter from various sources about his earlier Ute period and potential intrigue amid evolving political and economic tensions domestically.
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al Adams
New York
Rested President to tackle Congress after vacation
The president has returned to Washington rested from Oyster Bay and ready to resume duties. It is hoped lawmakers will aid his push to pass laws in the people’s interest, not for congressmen or corporate benefit. President Palma has left Havana for Matanzas, signaling faith in Secretary Taft to govern Cuba unaided.
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Pettis Dry Goods
Pettis Dry Goods Co
New York
Mothers Stop Objectionable Show in Northern Indiana Theater
In a northern Indiana town the mayor backed mothers who protested an advertised entertainment at the local theater. The manager and company head were urged to cancel, and the show was halted. The incident echoes earlier objections to similar acts and reflects community standards clashing with entertainment offerings.
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Indiana
Alexander Hogaland
Pittsburg
Tales Of Bombastic Odds And Oddities From Far Lands
A chaotic mix of notes abuses on duels in Bangkoks Talat Piur alluding to Chinese combatants using two fingers. Reports discuss London mortality rates, a Himalayan Mist station atop an extinct Peruvian volcano with extreme cold. Pope etiquette and Connemara famine era canal schemes surface amid Swiss nut exports and walnut oil adulteration in France.
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Peru
Ihla Station
New York
Fraternal lodge life and old country dances recalled
The piece reflects on Crown Point Foresters life and social events at the Grand. It contrasts thrifty, family oriented lodge gatherings with bygone farm dances in England. It notes lively entertainments, civic appeal of Foresters, and anecdotes from Consul Malstead, plus reflections on peasant amusements, dances, and the social dynamics of communities.
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Thomas H. Mali
Crown Point High
Order of Forcetera of America
Saya
Forester
Crowe Point
Agra
Jombay
Where are the supers of yesteryear in review
A nostalgic, verse heavy piece recalling famed stage icons like Forrest Irving and Booth era stars. It laments vanished glamour on the Great White Way and mockups a parade of legendary figures, asking where the supers of yesteryear have gone and if they return.
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Guy
Cascony
Andraid
Yesteryear
Beefstock John's
Coney
Yenteryear
Baby pratile and family talk echoes in playful gag
A humorous Chicago News snippet shows a family exchange where children mispronounce words and question grown ups about education and careers. The baby prattles about training books while Willie and Jimmy tease Uncle George about his professorship and future undertakers, reflecting light domestic humor.
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George
Jimmy
Chicago News
Fragmentary note hints at dynamite thaw attempt by Marines
A garbled line references a man who tried to thaw dynamite and a hint of United States Marines. The text appears as a fragmented quotation from an unspecified publication, lacking clear details, dates, or named individuals.
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United
Cleveland Ducader
Cloud War Cloud Figures In steady Habits Report
A fragment from a Chicago Record Herald item notes the Bulkan war cloud reappears in public discourse and is linked to a general sense of steady habits, with authorities or commentators using it to frame ongoing tensions.
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Chicago
Herald
Wasted Financial Talent in Chicago News Building
A mismanaged financial plan in the Chicago News Building prompts questions about profit use and duty to shareholders. The article argues the penitentiary should receive dividends if management fails to capitalize on available funds.
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Chicago News
Autumn Cricket Elegy Remains In Summer's Wake
A fragmentary autumn cricket scene laments the fading year and the lingering music of memory. The speaker vows to keep the instrument in tune until the last feat falls and memories rise through ruined halls.
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Mmatcian
Autuma
Troy
Clothes No Index Naver Judge by appearances
A cryptic item notes that judging by looks may mislead, implying attire carries bias in editorial judgment. The short remark suggests appearance should not define value or merit in evaluating content or individuals.
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