Seattle the Metropolis of the West in Klondike Era
The piece extols Seattle as Alaska’s gateway and the West’s vigor, recounting Klondike lore, harbor views, and a dramatic tale of Jim the Klondiker. It contrasts Seattle’s central role with tales of fortune, hardship, and a young woman’s tragic struggle amid ice and isolation in the North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Seattle
Elty la
St. Paul
New Orleans
Nomo
Junsau
Boston
Avanta
Lon Angeles
Cal
State of Washington
Jim
M Klondiker
Walters
Middle West
Klondike
Dawson
Labor News Breathes From Across the Nation
The piece surveys labor activity from 1900s America including mass worker emigration to the United States from French silk factories, wage and union actions across industries, and organizational changes. It notes the Miners' Magazine becoming weekly, wage data by sector, union formations, strike activity, and anticipated AFL convergence in Boston and Chicago. It also cites big unions, district court suits over boycotts, and the growth of farm labor organizing in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Miners’ Magazine
Western Federation of Miners
Germany
England
Haly
Austria
Tailors
Boston
American Federation of Labor
New York City
Jeffersonville
Ind
American Car and Foundry Company
Curran
Interior
Montana
Pittsburg
International Bricklayers’ Union
Lin
Canada
Indiana
F. Herbold &Sons
Chicago
pMctals
Port Vue
McKeesport Tin Plate Company
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Roosevelt
Morrison
The
Philadel ‘Phia Master Bullders’ Exchange
Builders’ Exchange
H. M. Deitrich
Candy Makers’ Union
Candy Manufacturers’ Association
Dietrich
A. F
Unng
Building Trades
James Duncan
United Minv ‘Workers of America
W. B Wilson
Hans
Organi
Knox
Dw Views
Martin, Pike
Dubold
Lawrence Orange
Crawford
Perry
Gibson
Posey
Vanderburg
Warrick
National Civic Federation
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
E. E. Clark
Order of Railway Conquctors
P. H. Morrissey
Brotherhood of Railroad
D. J Keefe
Longshoremew and Transport Workers’ Association
D. A. Hayes
Bridgeport
Conn
D. E. Lowe & Co
Danbury
United Hatters of North America
Superior Court
Fairfield County
Louine and Loulee in a Cracked Love Ballad
Fragmentary verse theater of names and affection shows louise and louine in a pleading, romantic exchange. Amid garbled lines a mock parlor scene hints at desire, devotion, and a playful vow to win a heart, with repeated misheard spellings adding comic charm.
Fragmented historic verse and ad notes in transit
A fragmented OCR text mix blends a lyric about Louise with railway puns, theatre cravings, and assorted snippets. It references monsoon stations in India, Paris wealth, Chicago trade, and a testimonial praising Dodd’s Kidney Pills, plus stray jokes about railway ads and personal health observations.
What Did Katy Do Katydid Rhyme Memory Fragment
A fragmented litany repeats Katydid and Katy did throughout, wondering what Katy did. The text ponders guilt and longevity of a famed refrain, echoing an aged rhyme about action and consequence across time.
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Katy
Medical Student Distribution Across U S Schools
The last college year saw 27 615 medical students in the United States. Most studied allopathic programs, with 24 930 in that category. 1 498 in homeopathic. 848 in eclectic. and 399 in physiomedical and nondescript schools. Germany, with about two thirds of U S population, has fewer than a third as many medical students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Valuable Private Catalogue Worth Record Sum
The most valuable private publication is the Walters art collection catalogue from Baltimore. Only one hundred copies were printed and presented to major libraries and museums worldwide. The edition reportedly cost over $100,000 to produce.
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Buffalo
Uta
Seattle
Alaska
Mater
West
Walters
Baltimore
Berves Longan Lawyer in Ohio Practice Tenure
Ex congressman and lawyer Berves Longan of Warras Ohio has completed eight years in legal practice. He is noted as the only Ohio attorney with such a lengthy record of mobility in the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berves Longan
Taylor
Warras
Jaman A. Garheld
Congress
Nas
Ohio
Cosmopolitan Quotidian of British Guiana Portrayed
In British Guiana the colony is described as the most cosmopolitan, a mixture of Dutch, French, British and American colonists with East Indian goods, Chinese, Spaniards, Portuguese, Germans, Scandinavians, and the indigenous peoples shaping its diverse society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Guiana
Deafness Claims and Treatments Discussed in Medical Note
A fragmented health column discusses deafness not curable, noting inflammation and tracts affecting hearing and possible remedies. It references medical experts, potential remedies, and cautions about expected outcomes, with unclear details due to garbled OCR.
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Beattie
Metropolis
Golden North
Jimi
Dector
Folka
Harry
Kate
E. Kiser
Harpes
Children OF the North
Byron Wluams
Laine
Loulas
Loulee
Geaing
Louise
Louise. Caren
Toul
Tom
Fipmer
Bony Land
Lily
Phiiux
Rai
Ali
Ana
Defiance
Tor Teen Handy
Winslow
Estat Mahed
India
Himalayas
Simla
France
Paris
Rte
McCormick
Miasothel Bradshaw
Milas Bradshaw
Dodd
Dunaway
Benton, Ti
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