Fragmented 19th Century Snippets Stir Readers in City
A mosaic of opinion and odd items fills columns from a Philadelphia pastor to deer season chatter. Mentions of a bread trust, a college president seeking a ban on spooning, and an honorary life membership for Ida Lewis highlight a patchwork page. Narratives touch storms, fashion, and a Paris jewel heist with a cautious tone.
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Ida Lewis
Limerock
Newport
Newport Yacht Etat
Newport Yacht Club
Senate Plans to Push Supply Bill Amid Slow House Action
Washington report notes Senate moves to advance the supply legislation despite House delays. It mentions planned short daily sessions and long recesses, preparations for the Panama Canal funding, and expected votes on military and agricultural measures. A death in Mississippi prompts a day of mourning in the House.
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Senate
House
Washington
Congress
Poriallties
Seriorm
Senor Moclaurin
Mississippi
Panama
Appronria
Ciemeeentigel
Melita
Seelone
Rich Cousin Seeks Girl in Kidnapping Case
In Louisville a cousin of Alma Kellner arrived in Chicago amid conference on a 35 090 reward for Aloyt Kellner, the kidnapped central figure. Police efforts intensify as a purported ransom letter appears. A separate report from Quincy notes Earl Lydick of Indiana Pa confessed to robbing a ticket office safe at Edina Missouri.
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Chica
Frank Fehr
Fehr
Quincy
Hilola
Bramster and
Scarnhorst
Earl Lydick
Indiana
Edina
Sia
Federation of Labor
Iat Organizattion
Organization
Oidera
America
Aged Indiana Woman Dies at Home in Evaneville
Evaneville Indiana July 98 year old Mary Glote died suddenly at her home. A Swiss native she had never lived a day outside Indiana and was noted as the oldest resident in the state.
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Indiana
Evaneville
Mary Glote
Switzerland
Don't Weep At The Ice House Threats To Courts And Labor Trust
A fiery public address argues against labor leaders and the so called Labor Trust. It warns that unlawful strikes, boycotts, and pressure threaten Canadian workers and courts. The author urges citizens to pressure lawmakers and defend lawful order against organized labor's power.
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Lamwe Trust
Hee Press
Gore
Éllionet
United
Lnhor
Whouli Ghter
Conenras
Tate
Berty
Great Trust
Q W. Post
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Zelavas
Bread Trust
Philadephia
Nene Eiris
Ualtere
Achotie
Prunes
Ewy
Spoonine
Butters
Portugal
Bertiz
Sony
Seeeverdam
Brome Peetin
Amir Fean
Lees
Chetriet
Police Department
Astharsler
Ates
Expe
Aiyeher
Deas
Paris
McGinty
Frederie
St Paul
Idaho
Montana
EIK Lodge
St Vernardine
Cal
Walter Preston
Hushard
Preston
Lebnel
Lowisville CourterJournal
New York Sun
Mathematica
Piret
Thal Ty
Chen
Eddie
Freddie Welner
Kleler Neueatemiral von Kostering
York
United States
Sherman
New Yor
Dubbs
New York
Crice
Cotten
Tiente Tockvey
Alma Kellner
Dee
Chicago
Ice House
Khow
Ted
Tatunta
Tve
Waite
Keante
Toronto
Federatina
Previneta
Ager
United Miners of America
Waehugues
Pers
John Mitchell
Lalor
Martin
Pike Stove
Sigouh Hurae
Macter Womenas
General Assembly
Raulette
Lelar
Ornet
Volumbria
Burns
Coe
Workingman’s
A. F. of L
Haa
Peyene
Iran
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