Joliet Free Press Publication Details
The Joliet Free Press describes itself as a politically independent newspaper owned by Illinois Printing Company. It lists offices on Ottawa and Van Buren streets in Joliet and notes second class postal entry at Joliet on December 4.
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Illinois’ Printing Company
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Adam Arcademy
Ottawa and
van Buren Streets
Joliet
Illinois
Daily by Carrier City Phone Chicago Line
Fragmented notice outlines a daily carrier service in Chicago with a line labeled 4140 Long Dista Dctae Termiani Number 2 and a mention of a fee.
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Chicago
California Workmen's Compensation Act gains traction
A San Francisco dispatch reports many farmers plan to join the new Workmen's Compensation Act for about six dollars a year to insure workers injuries. Officials study insurance rates and safety provisions, drawing from Wisconsin law to reduce avoidable accidents and shield employers from liability when intoxication or misconduct by workers caused accidents.
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San Francisco Dispatch
California
Wisconsin
Woman's Department Edited By Margaret Howard
A community Woman's Department invites readers to submit inquiries by mail, with responses and consent-based name publishing. The piece discusses resolutions, selfishness in family life, and a parable of a wife who shifts to self care, plus reflections on gossip and criticism.
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Margaret Howard
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Woman’s Department
Landebabies
John
Mother
Do it for Joliet Margret Howard
Send Woman Home Minne Poole and two Poole brothers were arrested by deputy sheriff in woods near Davidson's quarry on December 6. Poole sisters Howard and Poole released to Michigan City home in custody. Poole brothers sentenced to sixty days in county jail after guilty pleas for vag rancy.
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Charles M
le Poole
Eliff Thomas Stevenson
Davidson
Jas. L. McCollouch
Michigan City
Poole Brothers
Secret visit to Miss Marshall at Murky Wood Farm
Matt pursues a secret meeting with Christine Marshall at a vast woodlands estate. He endures delays and a tense drive past pulp-cut estates, then faces Miss Marshall and her father at tea with muffins and tiger coats. The encounter underscores class and longing as Matt fears he may lose any chance with Christine.
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Fair Oaks
Miss Marshall
Papa
Christine Marshall
A Teasing Triangle and a Shocking Portrait
Matt endures sharp mockery as Christine Marshall declares her independence and love. A mysterious visitor brings a jeweled miniature of John Mort, forcing Matt to confront hidden loyalties and a dangerous past as tensions rise toward a private confrontation.
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