Machinery and labor worries across the nation
The article cites unemployment figures nearing 200,000 and fears of women replacing men in work. It recalls Civil War imagery, notes regional daisy visits, and mentions a range of topics from food trends, mail envelopes, and shipbuilding to relics in Florida and civic events, all reflecting a broad, fragmented newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iselin Wetherd
St. Junis Pre
the Hele
Deraune
Bnt Ethie
Hearing in Hipple's Base Courts Insurance Fees
The article details ongoing hearings linked to Hipple's base, involving insurance fee issues and financial charges. It reports delays, cross examinations, and prosecutors outlining alleged shortfalls and the role of insurance typology in the case.
Busy day at Chamberain opening land entry fails
A crowd gathered as doors opened for the land entry at Chamberain. Delays and confusion followed when clerks rejected many applicants and misread the registrar’s rules. After hours, one man finally secured entry on a 120 acre parcel at Frejuarter Seeling, with earlier protests over residency and timing resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au Lal Miliary
Amis
Hhleye
Nile
Eniny
Exhaustive state search debated by Huron officials
In Huron on October 27 buyers discuss political influence and legal limits of a state office commission and public examiner. They urge court relief to empower thorough book and records review while noting broader election implications. Local figures denounce lack of authority and call for decisive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
van L. Rosa
Charles Miner
Gilmer
Hurun
Lee
AL May Kome
Ume
Witenes
Supreme Court
Love Laughs At Locks And Old Gentleman
A fragmentary 19th century style story recounts a marriage that could spark a sensational sequel if nerves hold. In a chaotic scene at Stalis Bid Ruska a suitor presses a girl amid dramatic pursuit and a rejected offer. The tale moves through a small community with families, suitors, and a hesitant union shaping the plot.
Indirect Report On Trials And Local Notices In 19th Century News
A garbled OCR page reports on criminal matters and local notices, naming Shonty Fill and a court proceeding with a sentence of one year. It mentions a newspaper closure and various names including Wilson, Bowers, and Kors, plus scattered references to plots, trades, and a Manchester wealth context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courk
Tania Svae
MISS WILLIARD ON PROHIBITION Leads the Worlder and Norway are Making Bligh
Miss Willard leads a temperance push amid reports from Toronto and Norway as nations weigh prohibition. The World's Women’s Christian Temperance Union notes ongoing campaigns, with a vote prospect in several countries and leaders reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Toronto
Dar
Acilveen
Woc
DU Siscuitivil
Frannes Hi
Canada
Deerrashin
Leinge
Baya Conud Wu
Biennial W C T U Convention Opens in Gardens
The biennial World Womans Christian Temperance Union convention opened in Horticultural Gardens with speakers including Miss Agnes Black of Ireland and Miss Kirk of Australia. The event featured a devotion, reports on world work, and a motion to amend membership to include all races and valor. Queensland reported the greatest increase, Neal Dow's birthday celebrated, and talks on women and smoking law discussed. A separate legal note recounts a populist certiorari case heard by the Town supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torante
Ned
Mika Willard
Blick
B. Mina Willard
Queensland
Neal Dow
Supreme Court Cashes In On Tobacco Statute Challenge
A fragmented late 19th century newspaper item reports the Supreme Court considering the cigarette statute’s constitutionality in a Cedar Rapids case. The lengthy market prose covers receipts, prices, and shipping notes, indicating a broad page with market data alongside the legal brief.
Indian Doctor Killed in Walla Hassee Dice Feud
A dispute over dice with A McMahon, sergeant of the governor’s guard, led to the shooting of Lightfoot Ay McMahon in the temple. Lightfoot, claimed Chero Indian doctor from San Francisco, fled after the fatal clash as guards intervened. Witnesses said lynching nearly occurred before Lightfoot was taken away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light Nhooth Ay McMahon
Walla
Hassee
Tallaussee
Qet
Aliin
Max Lehnifer
Yellowstone
A. McMahon
Rotard
McMahon
Duant
Ignfoot
Company
Shes
Phe Shevs
Jal
Minnig
Hinty Dacksonsille Ty
Murner
Lightfoot
Baty Vrancisco
Fort Randall Reservation Opens for Settlement Today
Old Fort Randall reservation in South Dakota opens to homestead settlement today. Many settlers arrive by team and wagon, seeking land near Chamberlain. The area spans large tracts with potential for extensive improvement projects as new homesteads form on the claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Fore Randal Reservation
Chamberlain
Old Fort Randall
Toulny
Suyeraly
South Dakota
Horrible Wreck on New York Central in Iowa
A deadly crash on the New York Central line near Garrison station caused by undermined river embankment claimed twenty eight lives and left many injured. The wreck trapped passengers in submerged cars as rescuers fought to pull bodies and survivors from the Hudson river near Peekskill, with Chinese workers among the victims and officials estimating up to nineteen dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Pikes Ville
Juin
Iispression
Krovind
New York City
Mleventa Avenue
Kingsbridge
Kaeweg
Yonkers
Bronx
Thiniah Shire
Copenhager
Macruil
Toni Wrance
Elvis
Cielain
New York
New York General
New York Central
Bielock
Wis
Garrison’ Station
Viva
Vierain
Ad Express
Gary Ramaker
Vonelien
Rapiner Foyle
Tumplins
Iit
Alg
McKay
Prieate Secreary
van Ruin
Dee
Thoms Reilly
Lovin
Newark
Seewalngy Greene
Cane Maetow Parla
Dane Jee
He Melping
Hand
ieekaKilh Pwo
Mairleais
John Ffyan
Lurmey
Morgan
Aurora
Morgan Excaper
Soear
Langford
Bayonne
Akias
Peekskill
Hudson
Herman Acker
Pooks Kill
John Shaw
Acker
Shaw
Anax
Cody Leite
Pookskill
Tost
W.H. G. Myers
Pascale
N. J
la Hawser
Agustus Carr
Thomas Reiily
le Louis
Vascayemaster
Roach
Bebiea
Wiltmeyer
John Foyle
John Tompkins
Hadeon
Masagee
Strnager Voney
Mailrand
Twis
A. G. McKay
Turlem
van Eten
Jowthile
Te van Passinger
Thietain
Albany
Tony Hu
Cife
Wenttok
Howe
Puraenger
Ak Foo
Ion Ble
Jan Tyee
Lok Tor
Lody
Myere
APS
P.m
Thomas Kelley
EL Louis
Grogn
Chicago
G. Myers
Tremont
Gulliseppe Guadano
Becker
A.G. McKay
Genevave Gir Wate
van Etten
Jol Ingle
Hunt Albany
John Q. Tompkins
Rust Albany
BE. C. Parish
Suivtless
Frank Degan
Tage
Hermann Acker
Tockskill
Express Messenger
Jon B. Ryan
Burrow Atevel
Jerney Ity
Borkaskill
Y Nee Morgan
N. A
Ceekakitt
Tangford
X. J
Charles Huchanan
John Smith
John Flood
Flower Hospital
Wientheater
Shievnpldte
Volume of historical papers stalls congress plan
A draft by General A W. circle chief of the United States service corps finishing a paper for the American Historical Society faces congressional disapproval. The volume aims to collect presidential messages up to 1817 and other notable documents, but critics say it oversteps and would require major changes before formal publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len. Vroetey
Washington
Ircle
United States
American Historical Society
W. Vomibshell
Congress
woFken
Uum Richardson
Tennessee
Governor Tanner seeks inquiry into Riot at Fulton
Springfield reports Governor Tanner has urged Governor Drake of Towa to probe Rock Inland citizens charges that Lowa ai Minimen took part in riots at Fulton tied to the removal of the Modern Woodmen of America headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa Minitiasen
Pare
Springfield
Tanner
Drake
Towa
Rock
Fulton
Woodmen of America
Elevated road plan for St Louis moves forward
In St Louis on October 28 a well informed source said city capitalists have quietly gathered information and begun arranging preliminary steps for a rapid, transit oriented project. Officials anticipate a concrete plan before mid November with a possible visit to discuss definite shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St.Kents
Tammany Seeks Mayoral Victory in Garter Fight
Chicago politics echo in New York as Tammany faces Van Wyck and Carter in a four cornered contest. Reports describe the campaign trail across wards, street parades, and planned speeches aimed at energizing Democratic front runners and highlighting party unity in the looming municipal election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wyck
Carter Murrican
IL Nave Beer Cawy
Chicago
New York
Thas
Oct
Tiger Waite
Prana
Hantleen
Tammany
Croker
Wil Vielt
Nis
John
Cook County
Teomers
Van
Phree
Campatzi
Alka Dis Pavis
Une Municipal Disseler
Getwral Tras i Fond
Hs Realar Poyutiicans
Troi
Geerge
Abel
Vian Wyck
George
New
Jonthan Law
Brooklyn
Terai
Forming a Great Combine in Local Industry
In Elma area a proposed joint venture unites pipe and ware firms led by Whited Stila, with eastern capital backing. Preliminary meetings complete many arrangements, 31 factories may join, and appraisers will value plants. a western meeting is planned to decide full formation. Meanwhile the steamer Meanie reports wreck of the Dagyear with thirteen missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulit
Elma
Mirebuog
Colta
Sromowed
Vouibinh Wilk
Anvevet
Nise Feet
Holt Ehersly
Magowan Holds The Fort In Court Clash
In Trenton on October 8 Sheriff Ashmore announced the court would not rehear the writ against Magowan and Mrs Magowan. He warned that force could be used if needed as a storm raged, while Magowan vowed to resist any forceful removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detios Sherif
Trenton
Magowso
Uirnes Migaan
Ion
Magowan
Rn Red
DROWNED ON THE WAY TO MINES IN ALASKA TRAIL
Silue HW and Saypilion of Kentite formerly of Iowa drowned on the Skaguay trail near Summit Lake Alaska while going down a foggy lake in a small boat. Wesley Young and St N Redfield of Attle were also aboard. the boat capsized in breakers near an inlet. Hamilton and Redfield swam toward shore. Redfield was rescued, Hamilton disappeared. Hamilton’s parents live in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silue
Saypilion
Kentite
Erly
Iowa
I Iake
Skaguay
Alaska
Faralon
Silax I
Ifumilton
Seattle
Morniigy
Summit Lake
Skaguay Trail
Hamilton
Wesley Young
St. N. Redilelt
Algo
Yail Hamilton
Mike Antone
Redfield Swan
Panaenger Hamilton
Towa
The Toothpick Industry in New England and Abroad
The toothpick trade centers in Maine with some factories in Pennsylvania Massachusetts and New York. Log production uses white birch bark stripped and logs fed to machines producing sharpened toothpicks at high speed while Portugal and Phy export hand carved and finished picks. Workers, mostly girls, earn about 10 cents a day. fine picks are handmade from reeds for Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Maine
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New
Choe
Biottiner Naper
Orang
Lils
Japan
Child Recovered After Cure Alleged in Tennessee Family
In East Tennessee the Adams family reports their daughter Fannie, aged seven, cured after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The parent credits dramatic improvement starting mid January, enabling walking unaided by February. A local journalist verified the story with the family and a village physician endorsed the remedy’s helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litthe Fanniz Adams
Aimentia
Pattie
Daughiter
Alj
Adis
A. J. Hanl
Tennessee
Adams
Fannie
Yau
East
Phin Moke
Will
Wosisaba
Aio
Adaiue
Shelton
Vanatille
Tn Manver
Panule Adintia
Ward
Loth
Willams’ Bink Pilla
Willikma
Willams
Gympany
Hehmectady
N. X
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Kimball
Cushing
Pine Island Keys
Florida
United States Navy
Michi
Cirryine
Willadelphia
Philadelphia Cominelu Waketing and
Bewildin Institute
Ee Henry Dunnant
Red Cronx Society
Mild
Frenton
Hay Heyer Hau
Boston
Hipple
Taylor
Chimberlain
Ruby Westers
CU Awe Tyree
Wefeine
Uke
Turing
Xeeniel Wits
Witaldee Alow
Chamberain
Yankton
Marney Mines
Haggin's Bend
Vila City
Missouri
Tyndall
Kile Tyndall
Augune Kekert
Washington Star
Arubulas
Kanse
Dell Rapids
Recakle
Adelie
Guile
Henner
Stous Falls
Hoth
Lenin
Stairlett
Brill
Stalis
Ruska
Germany
Sydnee Linus
StaTard
Statford Sneyerdei
Tavly
le soLlarfely
Gault
Tran Leiling
Seoronid
Sittard
Aturghary AT
Weee Rapids
Bacheb
Shaws
BoMety
Prineier
Elon
Hugh
Imay
Aeyxtun
Igeyela
Ausvertisiys
Charles Kors
Egypt
Eau Tran
Manchester
Miss Williard
Dex Moinew
Woniahon
Prien
Pat
Weeke de Evelyn
Mrnik F
Rage of the Path Society
Sehnliy
Ehibteen
Rane Ani
Anon Wii de
Toveser
Leon Amide
Jon Kettves
Ubi
Penny
Ny Spelnea
Ark
SehiOin Sapp
Juakie Cashier
Maria Af
Morris
Yonun
Meraldo
Morvis
Messi Sapp
Caehler Morris
Molin
Houald McGreger
Cedar Rapids
Broek Yanietlige
Meacy
Nemelad
South Omsba
Omuhi
Togs—Recoipes
Hlomit
Shilpmants
Aone
Aie
Anit
Teeewisnay
Mtankeet
Moll
Weaterday
Dal Waipu
NHK
Hotatan
Henstox
Chiki Maykot
Suse Wits
Rere
Sleos Ont
Ghd
Hudson River
Fight
Point Aveniy
Meanie
Deine
Voor
China
Abe
Henry B. Dixey
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