Will Union Labor Elect New Mayor of San Francisco
Special to The Sup. San Francisco October 16 union labor faces a mayoral race amid doubts about the old candidate Eugene Schmitz. The labor force fears P H McCarthy will win and gamble on his ability to restore confidence. McCarthy proclaims he will be San Francisco's next mayor and has long led the building trades council. Samuel Gompers of the American Federation may visit to oversee the campaign and back McCarthy, possibly bidding on city bonds to signal trust.
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San Francisco
Samuel Gomners
American Federation
McCoy
East
City Smoke Inspector Warns Plants to Install Smoke Controls
David C Walmsley, city smoke inspector, cautions plants in Indians 7 to comply with the smoke ordinance and notify they will install devices to prevent smoke. Following a recent supreme court decision he has received letters from managers stating they intend to install controls.
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David C. Walmsley
Ani
Supreme Court
Cigar Taste Alibi Linked to Digestion Issue
A humorous note claims a smoker senses no taste in cigars after meals due to digestion problems. It argues stomach and liver discomfort, not the cigar, cause the altered flavor perception, citing a common post dinner experience and misattributed blame on the smoking product.
Wealthy Hearts for a Waif Baby in Marquette Shower
In Marquette on October 16 a bachelor household hosted a baby shower for Charlie Chartle, a four month old left on a doorstep. The child, unknown parents, now graces the Brennan home with widespread affection. Two hundred invitations, gifts, and a growing bank account signal a possible formal adoption, as trustees will be named to manage Charlie’s welfare and estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette, Mich
Marquette
Chartle
Brennan
Charlie
Tucker
Guo
Missionary society convention pledges $4800 goal
Mrs C E Asbury of Vincennes gave the principal address at the Woman's Foreign Missionary society convention held at Howard Place M E church in Indianapolis. The gathering pledged to raise 4800 for next year's work. Mrs E K Young of the E Tenth Street church serves as president of the society.
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C. E. Asbury
Vincennes
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Indianapolis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Howard-place
M. E
E. K. Young
E. Tenth St. Church
Collectors Get Nothing Over Delinquent Tax Horse
Delinquent tax collectors for Pike township tried to seize a horse owned by George W. Coll to cover about 30 dollars owed. The horse proved vicious and resisted capture, sending the collectors away empty handed after several attempts.
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Oliver P. Ensley
George W. Coll
Pike Township
Coll
Jerry Blossom
Emperor Francis Joseph Fears For Empire After Illness
Paris reports Europe trembles as Francis Joseph lies ailing. His likely successor is Archduke Francis Ferdinand, a hunter famed but unpopular, with a son and a morganatic wife complicating succession. The emperor’s death could reshape Europe within a year.
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Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Austria
Paris
Europe
Francis Joseph
Joseph
Francis Ferdinand
Chotek
Peror
Notorety drives a leader insane in Vancouver riots
A. E. Fowler, once secretary of the Japanese-Korean Exclusion League, rose from obscurity to notoriety stirring Vancouver race riots over Hindus and Japanese. His sudden fame shattered his mind, and he is now confined in the violent ward of a Seattle hospital amid fears of international diplomatic consequences.
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Steilaccon Asylum
Fowler
India
Bellingham
Vancouver
Great Britain
Japan
Seattle
Wash
A. E. Fowler
B. C
England
United States
Moose Order in Session Deliberates on Lodge Solvency
About 170 delegates attend the Loyal Order of Moose supreme lodge meeting at the local lodge home on North Alabama Street. Tuesday’s session focused on business including Supreme Dictator M. M. Dunlap’s annual address from Anderson. Wednesday’s election scenes show Connelsville’s Cal Bronnenberg unopposed for supreme treasurer, while J. D. Medignan of Connellsville faces bid for leadership. lodges have waited two months.
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Supreme Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose
N. Alabamast
Supreme
M. M. Dunlap
Anderson
J. D. Medignan
Connelsvi
Cal Bronnenberg
Women in China Took Up Arms in 1850 Rebellion
The article notes that during the 1850 rebellion in China women fought as men did. At Nankin in 1853 about 600,000 women from across the country were organized into brigades of 13,000 led by female officers. Ten thousand women were selected, drilled and garri soned in the city.
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China
Nankin
Music study abroad not one sweet song
Special to The Sun Boston October 16 reports that American music students increasingly study at home as well as abroad. The article highlights New England Conservatory and other US schools attracting large enrollments while European cities like Paris Milan and Berlin present hardships and high costs for students, with Berlin cited as a major musical center but costly living and strict social rules. It notes that American teachers and impresarios now favor trained Americans regardless of European debuts, encouraging students to stay home if capable.
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Boston
T. H. Norton
Chemnitz
University of the Musical Arts
Musical Kuatherland
Stern Conservatory
Berlin
Munich
Cologne
Stuttgart
Dresden
Paris
United States
Milan
J. E. Dunning
Europe
America
Opera House
Conservatory
West-end
Germany
Italy
Bavaria
New York
Nordica
Louise Homer
New
Gate denied to U S resident with disability faces deportation
George Markgraft, a 47 year old El Paso resident and long time homeowner, remains barred from re entering the United States after visiting Germany. Under a stricter immigration law, a physician could deport him for physical disability unless admitted on bond and with Department of Commerce and Labor approval. His case, reported by Inspector Holman, awaits Secretary decision and bond option.
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Galveston
Tex
United States
George Markgraft
el Paso
Frankfurt
Department of Commerce and Labor
Holman
Markgraft
Germany
Bond
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F. A. Jusrt Company
Stuart Building
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My Name
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Maximillian
Lent Ward
Lodge
Kever
Reason
Ncomy
Evans
GEO. T. Evans & Son, Makers
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