Chicago Mayoralty Contest Folds Party Lines in Vote War
Current Topics notes Chicago mayoral race draws attention as party labels blur. Harrison seeks a third term while Elbridge Hanecy rises from judiciary, with petitions adding Hoyt and other candidates. The column also critiques marriage timing and social trends as unrelated to the campaign.
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Chicago
Elbridge Hanecy
Carter H. Harrison
Elbridge Haneey
Judge Yates
Wisconsin
Harrison
Hancey
Hoyts
Avery Eugene Hoyt
Prohibition
Gus Hoyt
Social Democratic
John Collins
John R. Pepin
Socialist Labor Men
Thomas Rhodes
Demand for Early Marriages at New Brunswick Church
At a St. Peter's Roman Catholic service in New Brunswick New Jersey Dean O Grady urged young men to marry early to secure habits of industry sobriety and moral living He told men to save earnings for wives and urged women to become ready as home makers The scene noted an obstinate father nearby.
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Dean O’grady
St. Peter's
New Brunswick
N. J
Dean O'Grady
Spectator admits Manchooria will remain under Russian control
The London Spectator concedes Russia will hold Manchooria and warns against a belligerent stance. It argues England cannot drive Russia from Mancheoria by force, noting the czarist occupation is presented as temporary by Moscow but remains a fixture akin to England in Egypt.
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Manchooria
London Spectator
Russia
Mancheoria
England
Egypt
Spectator
Cain's Namesake Dies in Earl Township at 92
Cain Minninger, the oldest resident of Earl township, died yesterday at age 92. He was likely the only man in the state named for Cain from the Bible figure who figured in a tragedy with his brother Abel. Nearby, a man once lived with the surname Ananias.
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Cain
Philadelphia
Cain Minninger
Earl Township
Abel
Ananias
Mexican Presidency Candidates Reyes and Limanteur Profile
General Reyes, anxious to succeed Diaz, commands Mexico’s military forces and pleases both army and civilians with broad American ties. Jose Ives Limanteur, a candidate and current financial minister, is a famed lawyer who rose under Diaz and excelled in state finances and is also friendly to Americans.
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General Reyes
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
America
Jose Ives Limanteur
Diaz
A Veteran's Advice and a Senator Depew Toast
Readable fragments recount two anecdotes from a New Jersey Methodist meeting and a Washington dinner. In New Jersey a scarred veteran quips Draft 'em, parson in response to a call to enlist in the Lord's army. In Washington Senator Depew hosts guests as a friend warns him about lockjaw.
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New Jersey
No One Is Defeated Until He Gives Up Motto
A quotation from O S Marden in Success urges persistence. It states that defeat begins when one falters in effort and questions progress, signaling retreat and looming failure. The message emphasizes continued advancement despite doubt or difficulty.
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O. S. Marden
Thousands of Fair Women Laud Peruna in Ad Praise
A dense ad page extols Peruna as a trusted remedy for catarrh and nervous exhaustion. It cites letters from women praising its health benefits, notes Peruna’s claimed reach from throat to stomach, and argues that removing catarrh cures digestion and strengthens nerves. It urges readers to consult Dr. Hartman for guidance.
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Yellowstone Park
Anna Prescott
Perma
F. J. Lynch
S. Division Street
Grand Rapids
Mich
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Marie Coats
Peruna
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
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Appleton
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