Outlawry for Anarchy by Lew Wallace Jr Analyzes cause and remedy for anarchism and a federal law to neutralize threats
The essay argues that the United States should enact broad legislation to combat anarchism. It proposes outlawry for anarchists and strict penalties, including denial of court rights and severe response to protect government officers. The piece discusses origins abroad and the role of law in shaping public behavior. It emphasizes reasoned provision and deterrence over vengeance.
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Neagle
Justice Field
United States Supreme Court
State Court
United States
Congress
Johan Most
Socialism and Anarchy Clash in The Sun Letter
CHARLES H. KRAUSE defends socialism as a path to equal distribution while criticizing anarchist chaos. He discusses policing, wealth, and calls for balanced government amid calls for stronger state power and concerns over national self government. He cites street funding comparisons among New York Chicago Philadelphia and Boston to argue taxation evasion hurts city services.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago Tax Dodging Corporations Worsen City Streets
A controversial view argues that tax-dodging by large corporations fuels Chicago’s dirty streets. The piece claims property owners suffer as municipal services erode and conditions decline, urging reform to address corporate evasion and its public costs.
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Chicago
Parison
Brothers of the Seas Fail to Meet In Port Reunion
Two brothers, Capt. Cox of the Benedick and the captain of the Inca, both masters of ships in British service, planned a face to face meeting in this port but were unable as their vessels were chartered to Philadelphia. The Benedick discharged ore, loaded again, and departed before the Inca could arrive, leaving years of near encounters unresolved.
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Benedick
St. John's
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Huelva
Philadelphia
Watana
Inca
Capes
Benedict
Straits of Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Daughters of Veterans Form Nationwide Memorial Day Society
Cleveland Sept 12 The Daughters of Veterans a growing movement born from girls in Massillon Ohio who pledged to honor memorial day by arranging flowers for patriotic dead They formed tents across Ohio Illinois Iowa Rhode Island Massachusetts New York and later a national body In 1890 Estella McMillin was elected president and the group has raised funds aided G A R posts and supported veterans with thousands of dollars in relief and flowers.
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Cleveland
Daughters of Veterans
Grammar School
Massillon
Wey
Ohio
William McKinley
United States
Illinois
Iowa
Keokuk
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
New York
Irving
Ill
Estella McMillin
The Millionaires Church and Its Divines
Richard Linthicum notes the church founded by David Swing in Chicago drew wealthy followers and earned the nickname Millionaires Church. He recalls the succession from Swing to Hillis to Gunsaulus and critiques its exclusive membership and poetic theology including pleas for Dives.
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Gunsaulus
David Swing
Swing
Central Church
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Millionaires
Chicago
Lst
Richard Linthicum
Ainslee
Rumor of Steel Strike Settlement Circulates in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburg on September 12 a circulating rumor, based on good authority, said the great steel strike could be settled by Thursday night or Friday. The proposed settlement would hinge on the trust’s latest offer slightly modified. President Shaffer told a friend on Thursday he hoped to reach a settlement before close of day.
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Pittsburg
Shaffer
Water Cure for Chronic Constipation
The article advises a water based regimen to ease chronic constipation. Drink two cups of hot water before meals and again before bed, and a drink two hours after meals, with outdoor exercise daily. It suggests using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets if a laxative is needed and notes they are sold by druggists.
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Chamberlain
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