Anti-Trust Conference Forms National Body in Chicago
A Chicago trust conference closes with a newly formed national anti trust organization aimed at mobilizing the anti trust spirit nationwide. Delegates report broad interest, with plans for a future big meeting and an executive committee directing the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bourke Cockran
New York
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Rourke Cochran
Mr. Cochran
Thomas J. Morgan
Physician Declares He Has Ended Suffering Through Chloroform
Meridian Connecticut physician Dr Nehemiah Nickerson declares he has ended the suffering of hopelessly ill patients by administering chloroform. He argues patients may choose death and doctors must not hasten death without full consent. Judge Simeon Baldwin, speaking at Saratoga, supports the humane motive but urges patient and relatives assent. France Reaped Telegraph Fees: France reports record government telegraph earnings from the Dreyfus case, about 90 000 dollars for nearly 9 million words. Paul Roehrig shot dead while attempting to evict Kate Fingerhut. she says her husband ordered the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehemiah Nickerson
Meridian
Conn
Nickerson
Simeon E. Baldwin
New Haven
American Social Science Association
Saratoga
N. Y
France
Dreyfus
Paul Roehrig Ieht
New York
Kate Fingerhut
Harvest in the Wheat Belt Northwest Thrives on Modern Threshing
The article portrays the Northwest harvest season from Minnesota to the Dakotas, detailing threshing crews, machinery, and train-like outfits. It notes steamer work, the modern separator, and changes in farm economics with wheat selling around 50 cents a bushel due to bigger crops, lower wages, and cheaper machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northwest
Minnesota
Dakotas
Northwest
Points Made by Trust Conference Speakers
A compilation of remarks by WM J Bryan and others condemning monopolies and trusts. Speakers argue money should serve people, not rule them, and press for state and federal remedies, penalties, publicity, and a national licensing bureau to curb corporate power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trust
WM. J. Bryan
United States
Supreme Court
Congress
Dreyfus Verdict Across World Press Casts Judgment
The rift over the Rennes verdict echoes globally as newspapers from New York to London denounce the Dreyfus trial, labeling France as out of step with civilization. Leaders worry the case threatens justice, liberty, and national honor, with calls for swift corrective action.
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France
New York
Indianapolis
Minneapolis ‘Tribune
Omaha World-Herald
Dreyfus
Boston Transcript
Omaha Bee
Sedan
Boston
Kansas City Times
New York Times
Kansas City Star
New York Herald
Memphis
Pittsburg Dispatch
Kansas City Journal
Rennes
Philadelphia
New Orleans Picayune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Washington Post
Paris
Philadelphia Times
St. Paul Piogress
Dyveyfus
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Trance
Philadelphia Press
Detroit
Money Market Shifts Dominate Chicago Counsel
Chicago reports show money market strain with New York rate hikes spilling into commercial lending. Stocks fall on loan liquidations while legitimate business borrows still access funds. Railroads face car shortages as shipments hit high volumes amid strong prices and demand. Wheat bulls gain and lose on crop data while Argentina exports rise. corn harvest looks set to rise with favorable weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Argentina
Europe
Russia
Danube
Colleges and schools across the era face upheaval and growth
The survey notes overcrowding in Boston public schools while Harvard Yale and Princeton expand. Russia plans compulsory education with punishments for disorderly students. The largest San Juan school occupies a single room. US colleges report large enrollments from Cuba and Porto Rico and rising costs for women’s education. The piece observes reshaping faculty roles and athletic recruitment from prep schools, with Yale Princeton and others importing players from Exeter Andover Lawrenceville St Paul’s and St. Paul’s quarterback transfers.
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Boston
Harvard University
Russia
San Juan
Porto Rico
New York
Indiana Normal School
Edouard Rod
New York City
Yale
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Chicago
Cuba
Notre Dame
Ind
Hoos
Jersey City
Princeton
Chicago Theological Seminary
Friends of the Higher Education of
Lillie J. Martin
Leland Stanford University
Vassar
Smith
Wellesley
Radcliffe
Hadley
Lawrenceville
Andover
Exeter
St. Paul's
Quaint Actions and Bright Sayings of Cute Children
A parade of short vignettes from a children’s column. Moments include Little Richard’s stubborn ride home, Mamma Rabbit and the pelican pouch, a soap bubble magician’s feats, a quip about cirrus clouds, a surprise hat game, and humorous notes on children’s schooling and handwriting. Names include Meredith Nugent and Cincinnati Enquirer noted as sources.
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Meredith Nugent
St. Nicholas
Homespun Philosophy and Witty Observations Chronicle
A collection of pithy maxims and social musings attributed to the Atchison Globe man, lampooning manners, marriage, age, and human foibles. It blends quips about charity, law, love, and literature with sly barbs about society and human vanity.
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W. Bourke Cockran
Bose Ss Re
Pingrer
Heane
Repubic
Rvil
John W. Hayes
Dom Paul Kruger
Louisville Post
Cape Times
South Africa
Indianapolis News
Paul
St. Paul Dispatch
Wwashington
Mr. Kain
Grooklyn
Bostov
Apah
Great Britain
Duatehman
Wisconsin
Isinger
London
Annother
Meroecce
Joseph Chamberlain
Joseph
Minneapolis Journal
Fenvors
Olleges
Richard
Papa
Youth
Mamma Rabbit
Pelican
Baby Rabbit
Philip
Phil
Harry
Tommy
Willie
Atchison Globe
Alwys
Mai
Kaihryn
Sin
Wordsworth
Lamb
Hazlitt
Colridge
James T. Fields
Leigh Hunt
Byron
John Jerome Rooney
Philistine
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