Tale of conspiracy in Chicago's anarchist circle
A Chicago Times report paints a dim, atmospheric scene of a secret anarchist conference held in the mayor's building behind the Times offices. About 80 attendees from diverse nations debated methods of agitation and education, with little formal structure, secrecy justified by police ban. The piece frames the event as a genuine, fraternal dialogue with proposals on universal strikes and support for workers, Spain, and revolutionary ideals, while downplaying any concrete plan or violence.
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Louise Michel
Malatesta
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Paris
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Glasgow
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Spain
Bread Shortage Sparks Hunger and Long Lines
A New York World report describes dire bread shortages with 1,800 loaves available for 4,000 needy people. Crowds line Delancey Street and Chrysia Sivent near the People's Theater as hundreds wait in vain. Many women carry children seeking bread, asking why funds can’t cover more loaves. The piece laments the deaths that would follow without relief and urges that even a small payment could allow access to food.
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Delaneay street
Bowery
Chrysia sivent
People’s theater
New York World
Lottery of Life and Dearth at Lincoln Hall
In Lincoln Hall a lottery determined 235 job positions. Hundreds of men watched as slips labeled Work were drawn by lot from a urn and filed past to receive their assignment. The winners report to the board of park commissioners to begin work in Burnet Woods park immediately.
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board of park commissioners
Burnet Woods park
Cincinnata Enquirer
Farmer Dean Claims Cash System Would Save Billions
I E Dean known as farmer Dean spoke at a People's Party meeting in Buffalo. He said ninety four percent of business relies on borrowed capital and that borrowers pay interest in every commodity. He claimed adopting a cash system would save about 1.44 billion dollars yearly.
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People’s Party
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The Church In The Present Crisis Sermons Urge Action
Rev. Joseph R. Dixon of Epiphany Baptist Church Philadelphia argues for church duty to aid the unemployed. He cites bread for life, urges humane measures, notes ethical duties of employers, transit firms, and government. condemns mere sentiment and charity without systemic reform.
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Weat
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Philadelphia Ledger
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Tehoiakian
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New York
JARB
How to Live Long and Be Happy in Simple Ways
A nostalgic guide blends food wisdom with health notes. It cites Professor Atwater ranking nourishing foods and warns against overpaying for costly items, then offers household tips from how to euthanize a cat to wall cleaning and frost care, concluding with reflections on longevity in calm rural life.
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Professor Atwater
Atwater
How to Gure Blackheads and Photo Calendar Craft
Night facial care warns to wet the face with benzine to remove blackheads, then use towel friction and a corrosive sublimate lotion. A guide for making a photographic calendar suggests using personal or borrowed images, mounting six cards, adding monthly calendars, and binding with rings for easy flipping.
How the Ulster Overcoat Derives Its Name
It originated in Ulster Ireland and was worn in Belfast by 1860. The Prince of Wales popularized the style by borrowing one in St James Street in 1808. A man can walk forty miles daily and arrive fresh yet cannot nurse a baby half an hour without complaints of being utterly worn out.
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How to Reduce Weight and Home Remedies from Old Texts
A 19th century style guide discusses weight loss after ninety days of a strict daily routine, offers buckwheat cake preparation with soda, and includes tips for cleaning mirrors and preventing colds. It also covers apple preservation, how to become baldheaded, and the effect of head coverings on hair loss with humorous medical authority.
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Voltaire
How to Eat Mushrooms Safely and Safely Identify Poisonous Varieties
Edible mushrooms peel easily and have a pleasant smell with white tops and red or black gills or stems. Poisonous fungi may turn yellow when rubbed with a gold ring or have gills sprinkled with salt. They also darken a silver spoon or coin when cooked. An antidote is powerful emetics followed by castor oil.
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