Taking Time to Think Finding Leisure to Live
A reflective piece on 19th century labor, leisure, and the pace of work. Carpenter visits pair with memories of longer summer days and shorter hours, noting the shift toward shorter workdays and more time for family and recreation. References to Gompers and labor reforms, plus questions about industrial efficiency and social conscience.
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Whicago
Lnn
Marty
Lewure
Bere
Jim
Poverty Row
Massachusetts Bureau of Labor Statistics
Manis
Hener
Livi
Slays Babb in a Field near Shelbyville
Shelbyville Indiana September 4 Daniel Wilkins shot and instantly killed Harvey Babb near London. Wilkins killed six men in an account of his. He announced the murder to a crowd with his wife present before pointing a .38 caliber pistol at Babb and firing. Police say Wilkins later confessed and showed signs of distress as investigators traced the case to the couple.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Daniel Wilkins
Harvey Babb
London
Babb
Wilkins
Erie
Harvey Rabb
Briehard
Shertiy
Ruusieowe
Mignor
Alex McWan
Wukine
Wilkinx
Reptami
Dalus
Bubh
Wallin
Willin
Society Buds Stay in Water in Des Moines River Prank
Six society buds from Fort Dadwe on a quiet swim in the Des Moines River near town were surprised by a prank from a mysterious tramp. The group, amused and drenched, fled as the tramp vanished, later recounting the eerie tale to friends by the riverbank.
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Tuesta Des Moines
Fort Dadwe
Monier
Deer to be slain at Bell Park estate defense
Nashville Tenn Sept 8 Bept 8 Untener some disposition Jascan made it probable that the deer at Bell Park will be slain and placed on the market for food. James Richardson administrator of William H Jackson Jr stated that unless something could be done to sell them this would be necessary to wind up the estate. Other parties threaten to secure an injunction against Richardson endeavors to kill or dispose of the deer. All efforts to sell them alive have failed due to inability to capture them. There are about 400 head.
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Scripps-M'Ral Press Association
Nashville
Tenn
Bept
Bell Park
James &. Richardson
William H. Jackson, Jr
Ricardson
Vahem
Recognition for the Goats at Oregon Exposition
Portland, March. An Oregon exhibit spotlights goats valued for land clearing and meat, with Mohair products and Angora goats showcased. The farm utility goat is praised for stump removal and weed control, while mohair items and a heavy Angora fleece draw visitors to the agriculture building and expositions in Salem.
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Portland
Ore
New York
Tlariem
Itenan
Oregon
Santa Claus
Sid
Pris
Marie County
Higher rates for Arcanum meeting approved
Special to the Sun reports the Royal Arcanum voted to raise rates during a September 4 session at Poy-in-Ray. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but increased assessments were authorized affecting member payments and possibly premiums for upcoming policies.
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Poy-In-Ray
Royal Arcanum
Packers Oppose Judge Scripps Aul Rae Presb Association
Chicago dispatch reports tension over which judge will preside as the federal government and special counsel clash during the forthcoming Packers case. Analysts note moves to quash indictments or dismiss defendants may follow as arguments on oversight and authority unfold.
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Scripps-Aul Rae Presb Association
Chicago
Ingyer
Ingheat Authority
Otis Humphrey
Springfield
Humphrey
Moody
Revolt in Caucasus Reported on Enormous Scale
Dispatches from the Caucasus report a large revolt with casualties feared at about 5,000. The viceroy telegraphs an inability to cope with the uprising and details remain sparse.
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Schipps-M Rre
ST. Petersburg
Caucasus
Francia McCarthy demonstrates wireless phonograph feat
In San Francisco on September 4, Francia McCarthy reportedly solved the wireless phonograph problem. He publicly demonstrated his ability to replicate songs note for note, singing them from where he heard them, with no loss in wire transmission.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
San Francisco
Francia McCarthy
Beloves
Local News Roundup From City on Sunday Attestations
A garbled bulletin lists several city incidents. Earl Rost, a 1 year old, and a drunkenness charge against Pu teniman Brady are noted with bond details missing. A home fire near H. S. Davis, 38 ON Pines Street, caused damage. Ed Mirgen and Crom Rowgetty are mentioned in probate and family matters. Charles Blankenship, wounded in a shooting, may leave hospital soon. Notable residents William Pract and Mrs Sarah Stokely are referenced amid personal misfortune and community notices.
Arrest Six Barbers for Keeping Open Shops
Six barbers arrested Sunday for operating shops after hours appeared in court Monday morning. Prosecutor Holmes plans thorough prosecution. Barbers named include West Nurville, Armenong, No Wrila, Kercey, and Edelkins. Union members express resolve to push all city barbers to close on Sundays.
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Wieltzman
Barbers’ Union
Deep Bosen
Holmes
Sla
West Nurville
Wabashal
William
William ©. Armenong, 1.7 W. Michigan Et., James No Wrila, 23 W .Pwelfth
Willis Kercey
California-st
Ederkins
Barberanion
Outbreak Rumors Spark Debate Over Japan Peace Terms
In Rome reports surface that dissatisfaction with Japanese peace terms has rocked Portmouth. In Cleveland John D. Rockefeller appears reborn in public, wearing a dramatic wig and new suit that alter his aged appearance while he questions how long he will keep the disguise.
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Furipps
Mtab Press Association
London
The
Central News Sane
Rome
Javo- Viti
Japan
Cripps-N'Raf Press Association
Cleveland
John DL Rockefellar
Evelidare
Rockefeller
Death by his own hand after foul murder
Chicago dispatch reports a distraught man sought his divorced wife and her husband, then killed himself at a hotel door. Police pursue links to the murder of Mrs. Hilix and an apparent mistaken identity as clues unfold around a complex case at the Brada hotel.
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Schipps-Rae Press
Assoclvnton
Chicago
Milsler
Board of Trade
Vietw
Carter
Louis Jes
Hijlx
Mra Hilix
Min
Bel Drada Hotel
Ashion
Morning Game Off After Train Delays In Indianapolis
The Louisville base mil club was two hours late and the Colonels did not arrive until 190 late, forcing the morning game to be canceled. A double header was scheduled for Monday afternoon with the first game at 2 o clock and the second to follow.
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Louisville
Bundy Stricken With Paralytic Stroke in Marion
J H Bundy president of Indiana State Prison Board is stricken at his Marion home with a paralytic stroke. He is unconscious though doctors hold hope for recovery.
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Marion
Ind
J. H. Bundy
Indiana State Prison Board
Miroke
Players to Compete in State Tournament at Tort Wayne
Seven new players will take part in the state tournament at Tort Wayne thisUni week. WR Hibberd Dudlemer Hill Thieme Hond Woundstone Thompson are named and express confidence in advancing.
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Richmond
Ind
Burglars Strike on Sunny Night in Ben Davis Area
Burglars entered a home on Washington street near Turner in St. BE while a waiter was distracted. They took 40 from a pocket and a revolver plus three silver spoons from Mrs Edward McCable. Victim is Mr Hunter. Police seek sightings of suspects.
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Turner
St BE
Washington St
Hunter
Edward McCable
Ben Davis
Wan Aleo
Amd
President Harp at Chicago University Amid Health Rumors
Battle Creek reports deny a move by President William RO Harp of Chicago University. The notice mentions an impending operation and related health concerns. Details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Harper
Scripps-Sugar Press Association
Mich
Battle Creek
William RO Harp
Chicago University
Converse Nomination for Grand Outer Guard Aired
Richmond man William C Converse seeks the post of grand outer guard as the K of F Grand Lodge meets in Indianapolis on October 3. The report notes the candidacy announced from Richmond with Bent addressed.
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Converse
Richmond
Ind
Bent
K. of F. Grand Lodge
Indianapoli
Wiliam C. Converse
Rand
Suit Dismissed Over Recount Putted By Veterans Officers
The suit brought by Lever Ryan and Co printers against officers of the United Spanish War Veterans for 40h was withdrawn. The organization has held the field amid a public notice campaign. Freach’s Daily advertises product deliveries from Virginia Avenue. Smith's Dyeing and Cleaning House and Morse for Children are listed with various old-time remedies and teething syrup claims.
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Lever Ryan & Co. Printers
Tan United Spanish War Veterans
Industrial Locations for New Industries in Chicago
The Chivagi and North-Western Railway Company offers prompt reliable information on suitable points for manufacturing departments shelving cities abundant material and tire market facilities. Parties seeking locations for new industries should apply for particulars. Address Industrial Dept. C. N.W. By f 215 Jackson Boulevard Chicago.
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Chivagi & North-Western Railway Co
Industrial Dept. C. & N.W. By
Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
Scenic Pacific Northwest booklet promotes travel and growth
A colorful Chicago & Northwestern guide showcases the Pacific Northwest's scenery and resources. It invites readers to obtain the illustrated booklet by sending four cents in stamps to W. B. Nodern of Chicago, with details on Lewis and Clark excursion rates and personally conducted tours from Chicago and the East, highlighting renewed interest in the region.
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Pacific Northwest
Pacifio Northwest
Chicago & Northwestern RV
Lewis and Clark
Northwestern
Chleame
East Haye
W. BR Nodekern
Chicago
Fairyland on Mackinac Isle Booklet Ad
A nostalgic ad promotes a “Fairy Isle” dream accessible four times weekly via D. & C. Coast Line to Mackinac. The piece invites readers to find home and wonder through fairyland imagery and mentions a booklet available for two cents from D. & C. Navigation Co, Detroit.
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Mackinac Irie
Mackinac
Fairy Isle
D. & C. Coast Line
Bend
Farryland
D. & C. Navigation Co
Detroit
Mek
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