Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription touted in testimonial letter
The letter quotes Mrs Emma from Lakeview Michigan praising Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as strengthening weak women and curing longstanding ailments. It advises correspondence with Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, for guidance and notes both Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets as a combined remedy for laxative use and health restoration.
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Jas
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Late 1901 Timetable Notes for Kendall and Central Kentucky Line
The notice sets a time card effective November 3 1901 for the Central Kentucky Line with eastbound accommodation from Kendall at 6 55 am and a 6 10 am westbound addition arriving Chicago 11 50 am. Trains Nos 3 10 15 16 23 26 37 run daily except Sunday and more schedules appear as listed. A J S M I F H Gen Pass and The Agt.
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Kendallwile
Chicago
Buffalo
Cleveland
Neely
Strife in Chicago as Meat Packers Face Rioters
Riotous clash in downtown Chicago disrupts meat deliveries during the teamsters strike. Police clash with mobs guarding two caravan wagons from the stockyards, with drivers and officers injured. A major incident at Michigan and Twelfth ends with arrests and a 15,000-strong mob dispersed.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Stock Yards
Twenty-second Street
Cottage Grove
McAvoy Brewing Company
Nicholas Pauly
Wentworth Avenue
Miller
Pauly
Michigan Avenue
Twelfth Street
Michigan
Twelfth
Harrison Street
Hont
Beefs Wagons Clash With Police in City Deliveries
Police escort numerous meat wagons through State Street to the stockyards as blockading teamsters clash with officers. Revolvers fire and missiles fly under an extended battle that continues from Van Buren to Grand Boulevard with reinforcements arriving at Stanton Avenue station.
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State Street
van Buren
Fifth Avenue
Madison
Stock
Sixteenth Street
Michigan Avenue
St. Charles Air Line
Thirty-fifth Street
Grand Boulevard
Stanton Avenue
Violence Breaks Out as Wagons Hit by Stones
George June an employee of Anglo American Packing Company was knocked from his wagon seat by a baseball bat and may die. Dozens injured as a mob hurled bricks at wagons near the stock yards, with police overwhelmed after a long day of clashes.
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George June
Anglo-American Packing Company
Settlement Reached in Delivery Drivers Strike
A meeting led by Fred erick W. Job failed to win union recognition. Wages and hours were settled after four hours of talks with the packers, ending the strike and resuming deliveries to the ten big stores. The pact increases pay by about one dollar per week and improves conditions, but the union was not recognized.
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Packers
Teamsters
Frederick W. Job
State Board of Arbitration
State Street
Teamsters’ Union
Chicago
Chicago Typographical Union No. 16
Chiego Typothetae
Labor unrest and strikes dominate regional news
Reports from Scranton, Wilkesbarre, Duluth, Granite City, and Denver detail escalating coal miners strikes, engineering walkouts, and labor political organizing. Baer rejects concessions and pushes for unconditional surrender, while miners' actions threaten water supply and safety in Nanticoke.
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Scranton
Baer
Philadelphia
Reading
Morgan
Wilkesbarre
Miners’ Union
Coal Company
Susquehanna Coal Company
Nanticoke
Independence for the Tagals and Democratic Ticket Nomination
Independence for the Tagals appears as a political item amid Indiana and South Dakota coverage. The Indiana section lists a Democratic ticket with names and offices including Albert Schoonover and W. B. Stilwell, and notes an otherwise harmonious convention with a fight for secretary of state. The South Dakota note reports a harmonious Republican state convention endorsing Kittredge for full term and renominations for Martin, Burke, Herried, Snow, Perg, and Halladay.
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Indianapolis
Albert Schoonover
Attica
W. BE. Stilwell
Princeton
James RK. Riggs
Sullivan
Jerome Herff
Peru
Supreme Court
Adam Heimberger
New Albany
Samuel L. Scott
Clark County
Myron DL. Wing
Edward Barrett
Hendricks County
Fifth
Timothy KE. Howard
South Bend
John R. East
Bloomington
W. H. Bracken
Franklin
John LD. Megee
Rushville
Richard H. Hartford
Portland
James T. Saunderson
Fow- H
Henry G. Zimmercan
Albion
Tomlinson Hall
Schoonover
Ballou
Kansas City
Committee On Resolutions
Wiliam J. Bryan
Bryan
Sioux Falls
S. D
United States
Kittredge
Martin and
Burke
Herried
Snow
Perg. Philo Hall
J. ¥. Halladay
Platform debate shapes Philippine plank amid tariff and independence calls
The platform section on the Philippines spawns hours of debate, urging immediate independence for Filipinos while denouncing trusts and Republican policy. It backs tariff for revenue, expansion of merchant marine, opposes ship subsidies, criticizes free silver shifts, and praises veterans pensions and Cuba’s entry to the family of nations.
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Philippines
Republican Party
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fowler Bank
United States
Cuba
South Africa
Nicaragua Canal
Reed
McKinley
Durbin
Kentuckiane
John W. Kern
They Pas Up a State Ticket snd Reatirm
A fragmentary notice references a state ticket and reaffirmation event. No clear names or dates are readable to specify participants or outcomes.
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Reatirm
Herbert Named British Ambassador to the United States
London announces Hon. Michael Henry Herbert will succeed the late Pauncefote as ambassador to Washington. The Daily Telegraph calls the appointment popular in Britain and the United States, praising the Herbert family for courtliness, presence, and tact.
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London
Michael Henry Herbert
Washington
Pauncefote
United States
Daily Telegraph
Lord Pauncefote
United Presbyterians Adjourn to Meet at Tarkio Next May
The General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church of North America adjourned to meet in Tarkio Missouri next May. It declined to accept Dr William J Reid’s resignation as principal clerk appointing Rev A G Wallace to perform duties during Reid’s illness and naming William Reid Jr as assistant. Also endorsed the unity of the twelve Indian Presbyterian branches.
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Pittsburg
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church of North America
Tarkio
William J. Reid
A. G. Wallace
Reid
Wiliam J. Reid
Presbyterian Church In India
Yale dean invited at Boston University Law School
The Boston University Law School invited Professor Henry Wade Rogers to become dean. The New York Supreme Court issued an injunction against large meat packers similar to a Chicago grant. Jacob Simon in Paterson NJ, a justice of the peace, was arrested for receiving stolen property. The Yaqui uprising grows, Nathan Hubbard died in Chicago from a carpet tack incident. Duke of Connaught installed as grand master of Masons. Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Railroad awarded grading contracts for the belt line to Washington.
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Boston University Law School
Henry Wade Rogers
Supreme Court of New York
Chicago
Jacob Simon
Paterson
N. J
Nathan Hubbard
Duke of Connaught
Mason
Commencement Day Graduates Shine In Civic Pageantry
The piece highlights a graduate and a bold boy, both on the platform and readied to face future tasks. It notes prideful family spectators, eloquent speeches, and the momentary cheers as successors step into challenges ahead.
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Pittsburg
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