Labor Party Authorized in Labor Movement in Chicago
After a conference and telegram exchanges among union officers with 600 to 1000 members, July is set for forming a new labor party. W. D. Haywood will tour Illinois to drum up miner and socialist support, with two United Mine Workers delegates joining the Western Federation convention in Denver. Chicago unions pledge to join, promising large backing as leaders say the country will awaken to a labor upheaval comparable to England’s recent shift.
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Chicago
Labor Party
W. D. Haywood
Illinois
United Mine Workers
Western Federation
Denver
Haywood
United States
England
House of Commons
Mrs Aline Johnson Dies After Rheumatism Struggle
Mrs. Aline Johnson wife of A Johnson 1227 South Eighth street died yesterday at home after three months of rheumatism ending a fifteen year invalid period. She was 63, married November 3 1866 in Norway and moved to La Crosse three years later. Survivors include husband five sons one daughter two sisters and a brother in law. Funeral Wednesday at 2 from home and 2:30 at Norwegian Lutheran church Rev Magelssen officiating. Burial Oak Grove cemetery. Fessler and Dahl in charge. Mrs. Johnson was mother of the late Hjalmar Johnson killed by Albert Linhart about a year ago.
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Aline Johnson
Anne Johnson
South Eighth Street
John R. Sundee
Buffalo
N. Y
Ingvold
Oscar
Adolph
Alfred Johnson
Mary
O. Brendalen
Peter Brendalen
Starbuck
Minn
Gladys Receives Glad Hand at Ormezeo Welcome
Vienna April 6 County and Countess Szechenyi were royally welcomed today at Ormezeo the count’s ancestral seat. The provincial aristocracy gathered from nearby towns as crowds cheered in the streets. The peasantry for miles around joined in the merrymaking with houses draped in Hungarian and American colors and flowers showered on the count and his bride. The dowager countess warmly greeted her daughter in law.
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Vienna
Szechenyi
Ormezeo
Inlaw
John Mohr Fails to Win Medal at West La Crosse Shoot
John Mohr failed to win the third competitive shoot at West La Crosse yesterday. He was defeated by John Rusche by a few points, preventing Mohr from permanent possession of the medal requiring three consecutive wins. Mohr must start anew to pursue the medal.
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West la Crosse Range
John Mohr
Ohn Rusche
Mohr
Death in New York tenement fire claims young woman
Julia Isola, 22, was killed when a flame burst from a tenement fire on April 6 as she descended a fire escape. Twenty others were injured, several fatally, as flames melted basement gas pipes and fumes incapacitated climbers.
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New York
Julia Isola
Offer Sweaters Rally At The Y M C A
A YMCA membership rally is set for tomorrow evening where the membership teams and captains will meet. Thirty new members have joined and six sweater vests have been offered to the winning team by the directors. Both sides push hard for the prizes.
Announcement expected for Duke Abruzzi and Kathrine Elkins
In Rome on April 6 it is widely believed that the engagement between Duke Abruzzi and Kathrine Elkins will be formally announced in the coming days.
Pape’s Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Relief
Advertisement claims a Fermentation of food causes indigestion with symptoms like heartburn nausea and gas. It promotes Pape s Diapepsin 22 grain Triangles as a harmless candy like remedy that digests all foods within minutes and neutralizes stomach fermentation. It asserts the formula is printed on each package and offers rapid relief without laxatives or liver products.
Circuit Court Reopens for Argument in Monroe County
Judge J. J. Fruit will reopen circuit court Wednesday to hear unfinished cases from the Monroe county term. One case is Mary Paddock vs Hiram Goddard where a jury awarded $1,000 for injuries from a sidewalk fall adjoining Goddard property. A special verdict was returned and attorneys will argue it Wednesday. Several other arguments are slated for the rest of the week.
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J. J. Fruit
Monroe County
Mary Paddock
Hiram Goddard
Goddard
Temperance talk and a Sunday closing proposal at pastors union
Rev J I Seder of the Anti-Saloon League addressed the Pastors' Union this morning proposing a field day in May with pulpits occupied by league members to boost temperance work. He noted most business men favor Sunday closing. Prof W H Williams discussed religious life at the State University and Harvard as exceptions to entrance exams.
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J. I. Seder
Anti-saloon League
Pastors’ Union
Ammi-saloon League
State University
W. H. Williams
Operators Seek Interstate Conference for Wage Peace
In Indianapolis on April 6 Ohio and western Pennsylvania operators arrived ready to join a call for an interstate conference with miners to back Lewis’s peace plan. They deny antipathy toward Lewis and foresee a new wage scale after talks. Illinois and Indiana operators have signed the scale. meetings are secret amid Illinois objections.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ohio
Western Pennsylvania
Lewis
Mitchell
C. L. Chapman
Illinois
Indiana
Chapman
Pennsylvania
American Sailor Seeks Miss Elkins in Romance Rumor
Washington April 6 Senator Elkins denied using his influence to move Lieut Adolphus Andrews to a Philippines gun boat amid rumors he seeks the hand of Katherine Elkins. An announcement on Elkins is expected. In Naples Duke Rosti is summoned to a family conference over Abruzzi's reported engagement to Miss Elkins with King Victor presiding.
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Washington
Elkins
Adolphus Andrews
Philippines
Andrews
Abruzzi
Katherine Elkins
Rome
Duke Abruzzi
Naples
Duke Rosti
Miss Elkins
King Victor
Last Fight for New York Control in State Delegation
Albany April 6 Roosevelt faction presses to control New York state machine and convention. Woodruff claims strength to keep delegates and dominate the state delegation while ex Governor Odell remains active. Hughes refuses to name delegates at large, disrupting Woodruff plans as speculation grows on any post first-ballot outcome.
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Albany
N. Y
Roosevelt
Hughes
New York
Woodruff
Odell
Objections Filed Over Division Street Paving Plan
Objection day at the board of public works saw three Division street property owners oppose paving the block between Second and Third streets. On South Sixth street the same number object citing cost and unfinished gas main work.
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Board of Public Works
Division Street
Second
Third Streets
South Sixth Street
Konetchy Shines in St Louis Opening Game
In a Cardinals versus Browns of St Louis game yesterday first baseman Konetchy, a former local, delivered an strong opening showing with one run and two hits plus ten put outs. He contributed to a sharp double play and had no errors.
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Cardinals
Browns
St. Louis
Konetchy
Board Meeting Tonight at High School
The regular monthly meeting of the board of education will be held at the high school this evening. The agenda includes the routine business and standard proceeding.
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Board of Education
Thank you for support after loss of Ingeborg Bentson
Acknowledgment from Arthur P. Bentson Myrtle A. Bentson Paul I. Bentson and Mrs A Hallan with thanks to friends who assisted during illness and death of their mother daughter and sister Ingeborg Margrithe Bentson and for the flower tributes from Mr and Mrs Torger Severson and others.
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Ingeborg Margrithe Bentson
Arthur P. Bentson
Myrtle A. Bentson
Paul I. Bentson
A. Hallan
Torger Severson
Classified notices of jobs and sales across city
WANTED donors to City Mission for a small stove and carpet strips. First class cook needed at Cafe 412 Main. Girls wanted at Northwestern hotel 319 Vine. House work for a small family. inquire 20 South 4th St. Laundry girl at Hotel Deering. FOR RENT store at 1202 Caledonia St. inquire 709 St. Paul St. Go cart and parasol for sale at 506 So 6th St. 9 room modern house for sale at 1312 Caledonia. New Phone 379 A. Family driving horse 5 years old for sale. inquire 1310 So Sth.
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City Mission
South 4Th St
6Th St
Caledonia
More Recruits Join the Army from Local Office
Frank Liberko of Arcadia and Charles Seefelt of Sherry Wis were shipped to Ft Snelling by Sergeant Shaw for service in the field artillery. Several other recruits remain at the local office to be enlisted in a few days as Congress raises recruit pay boosting demand. Lt E C Wells of St Paul praised the local enlistment station as top in his territory.
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Frank Liberko
Arcadia
Charles Seefelt
Sherry
Wis
Ft. Snelling
Shaw
Ft Snelling
E. C. Wells
St. Paul
Anti Bryan Coup Creates A Stir In 1900s Politics
Washington reports a Bryan opposition stir after a New York conference. Blue eyed William Sheehan and David B. Hill allies helped spread anti Bryan Johnson literature nationwide. Johnson plans a southern tour to beat Bryan amid the upset.
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Washington
New York
William Sheehan
David B. Hill
Parker
Johnson
South
Bryan
Pastor Fired for Joining Elks in Pine Plains
In Poughkeepsie New York on April 6 Reverend Martin V Jacobs pastor of the Pine Plains Baptist church joined the Elks lodge and the church by a 3 vote majority asked for his resignation citing the offense as the reason for dismissal.
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Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Martin V. Jacobs
Baptist Church
Pine Plains
the Elks
Thaw Divorce Case Referee Appointed in New York
Justice Hendricks named referee to hear Thaw annulment evidence after counsel agreement. Evelyn Thaw is in seclusion awaiting trial and is reportedly planning immediate departure for Europe.
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New York
Gould Responds to Wife’s Divorce Suit Claims
New York April 6 Howard Gould provides a combative answer in his divorce case. He counters the sensational counter accusations presented by his wife, asserting a strong defense and challenging the other side’s assertions.
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New York
Howard Gould
Thurber Mine Operators Appeal for Rangers Refused
Governor Campbell in Austin on April 6 refused a plea from Thurber mine operators to deploy rangers for property protection. He would only act if local authorities could not manage the situation.
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Austin
Texas
Campbell
Thurber
Treasures of Our American Forests and Dr Pierce Cures
A long promotional piece extols American medicinal plants and touts Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo New York. It praises Golden Medical Discovery as a stomach liver tonic and blood purifier and recommends All Healing Salve for sores and ulcers. It endorses Favorite Prescription for many women’s ailments and notes ingredients, alcohol free formulas, and mail order offers.
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S.S.S
S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Golden Medical Discovery
R. V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
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