Political upheaval and elections in early 1900s cities
The report surveys political shifts with mayors reelected in Chicago and Cleveland, candidates for president emerging, and civic figures facing charges. It notes international tensions over Manchuria, Japan’s stance, and Russian strength, alongside domestic incidents from Cuba to the United States, including elections, fraud probes, and notable trials.
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Goncert
Garrie Nation
Elly
Carter Hartibow
Chicago
Tom J. Johnson
Cleveland
Ton L. Johnson
Toledo
Sam M. Jonoa
Golden Rule” Fame
Hanna
Johnson
Remarkable Mix Of Political And Personal News Across Nations
A chaotic summary cites Leech Lake grievances and embezzlement charges, provincial politics and primary elections, railways under unified control schemes, and multiple high profile figures. From aviation, rail, and legal happenings to royal ties, the items span scandals, marriages, and policy shifts with a broad range of named people and places.
A Senator Dolliver Tells Of His Early Fame
A humorous portrait of Senator Jonathan Prentiss Dolliver as told by Cyrua Patterson Jones. The piece recalls his rise from a mountain lad to a national figure, his playful anecdotes, and a lecture tour in St Paul and Minneapolis where young men urged him to secure government employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolliver
Jonathan Prentiss Dolliver
Cyrua Patterson Jones
Totesaye
Ames
Congresa
Town Hills
St Paul
Minneapolis
Young Men’s Christian Association Lyceum
St. Paul
Paris banker’s wardrobe looted in police embezzlement case
Burglars stripped a Paris banker’s wardrobe of 312 pairs of trousers 294 coats and 241 waistcoats. Thecase surpasses American norms for extravagance in dress and the banker Brummel in question is sought by police for embezzlement.
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Paris
BAD GANG ALL GONE AND TWO YOUNGER BROTHERS IN PRISON
From St Paul Minnesota news that the Younger brothers may gain a pardon after twenty four years in the state prison has stirred Minnesota. The story recalls their ties to the James brothers and Quantrell's band, the Northfield raid, and the fates of many gang members while noting two Younger members evaded capture during the escape.
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Oscar
Sweden
Crown Place
Guetay
Christiania
Dublin
James Stephens
Avandal
Skager Rock
London Dispatch
John Stainer
M. Waldeck- Rousseal
Hommongi
Ikegami
Japan
Arthur Balfour
Lord Salisbury
William
Bremen
St. Petersburg
Leo Tolatoi
Viloa
Gurowall
York Fe
Australia
Kiel
Russia
Copenhagen
Unet
Count Gillin-Batinski
Morlie von Oppenfeld
Willian
House of Lords
M. Veniselos
Prince George
Powers
Crete
Toleai
Monash
Stavro
Tite
Bt. Paul
Mion
Minnesota
James
Jesse
Frank Frank James
Beca
St. Louis
Youngers
Norcufield
Minn
Northfield
Cole
Jim
Bob Younger
Charlie Pitts
Bill Ghadwell
Clell Miller
Borges
Quantrell
James Boys
Mary
Frank James
Jesse James
Lucy
Ivan
Crimea
Alfred Henry Lewis
Gallatin
Gov. Dockery
Missouri Houe of Representatives
Gallatlathac 1
C. Q Quentrell
Blackwater
Kansas
Lawrence
Chicago
Bud McDaniela
Muncie
Kansas City
Thompson McDanie
Huntington
W. Va
Charlie Ford
Bob
Lesser James
Creed
Bol Ford
Consumpton
Wood Hile
Glendale
Winston
Hine
Kentucky
Ray County
Bob Ford
Dick Litte
BI Anderson
Richmond
Jim Inman
Missouri
Andy McGuire
Fadison County
Dick Burns
McGuire
Independence
O' Sheperd
Russellville
Tees
Joan Keene
T Om McDaniels
Jack Keene
George Shipperd
Iesellvile Bank
Ife
Jim Cummings
Clay County
Bize
George Rudd
Price
Ee Milley
Northield
Minny
Fries Boys
Tucker Basham
Great Bend
Kan
Payne Jones
Jackson County
Jim Crow Chiles
Jones
Chiles
Comprehensive 12 000 Sports Program Planned Across Disciplines
A diverse athletics program totaling twelve thousand includes amateur and professional events across baseball football lawn tennis marathon race cross country cycling basketball shooting cricket bowling and more. College sports will feature prominently with intercollegiate events in planning and amateur events encouraged as representative of premier athletic competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Beheaded Chinamen and Reflections on China
The New York Times reports two Chinese officials beheaded at Pekin for abusing official power and oppressing subjects. The piece notes last words of Ghi Hsin, a former Grand Secretary, about beheading spurring foreign troops to evacuate Pekin and the value of civic virtue amidst Boxer movements. Sir Robert Hart warns the Boxer movement began as a patriotic note, urging cautious punishment of officials while hoping for China’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
New York Times
the Times
Ghi-Hsin
Wil Umaparor
Robert Hart
China
Pan American Expo Credits Popular American Sports
Pan American exposition recognizes popular American sports with a stylish stadium. It features a quarter mile track and ample ground space to host the array of events planned, including a seating capacity suitable for large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amercans
Woman's Heart Cure Ad Prompts Public Letter
A Mrs Samuel G Dyer of McCarron Michigan shares a testimonial about heart pain relief and improved health after using Dodds Kidney Pills. She recounts long suffering, medical visits, and a dramatic return to rest and sleep, praising the remedy as the sole effective treatment she used for over a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel G
Dyer
Dodd
Smart Bet in a Hardrun Exchange
A brief exchange shows a collector pressed for regular visits about a matter while Hardrun hopes Lettex lands a paying job and expresses cautious optimism about a smart bet. The dialogue hints at a tense, informal negotiation over income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettex
Bewitching Actress Stuns Stage Audience With Dress Mishap
A bewitching actress in a scene contrasts with chalk on her shoulder. A car fell from her head onto her long skirt as she exited the stage. A railroad man in the audience exclaimed that the train took her by surprise in Lime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wine
Janice Meredith
GrainG Health Drink Promoted as Safe for All Ages
An old advertisement touts GrainG as a healthy grain based drink claimed to aid digestion and calm nerves. It warns about bad effects from other cereals and markets GrainG as suitable for children and adults, priced at 1 and 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legante
Salen
Ays Team Generis
Hotel Chicago Fire Destroys Oconemowor Building
Fire gutted Hotel Chicago at Oconemowor causing an estimated loss of 40900 dollars. Insurance partially covers the damage, with details unavailable.
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Chicago
Oconemowor
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Fred Gebhaul
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John Kernan
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Willer B. Sioimerman
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Hele
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Remey
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James Grothers
Leon
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Bert Hope
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TuLedo
Eucad County
Frank J. Chemry
F Tenet & CO
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Frank J. Gueney
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Aaron K. Stiles
Streator
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